[val-yooz] verb, Origin: Latin valere, To recognize worth and importance of gifts received honoring them appropriately with care.

[val-yooz] verb, Origin: Latin valere, Not treating important shit like garbage because you finally recognize its worth for once clearly.

[val-yooz] verb, Origin: Latin valere, When Appreciation became a verb treating things like they actually matter in meaningful ways.

[ven-cherz] verb, Origin: Latin ventura, To move forward into unfamiliar territory with courage overcoming hesitation and discovering new paths.

[ven-cherz] verb, Origin: Latin ventura, Going into scary new shit instead of staying safe and boring in your comfort zone forever.

[ven-cherz] verb, Origin: Latin ventura, When Brave met Curious walking boldly into unknown spaces where adventures wait patiently for explorers.

[vik-tuh-ree] noun, Origin: Latin victoria, Triumph achieved through perseverance and courage succeeding against obstacles that seemed impossible to overcome.

[vik-tuh-ree] noun, Origin: Latin victoria, Winning against bullshit odds and rubbing it in everyone's faces because you earned that right.

[vik-tuh-ree] noun, Origin: When Winning became official with celebration, Beating the odds or competition making you the champion who gets bragging rights forever.

[vur-choo] noun, Origin: Latin virtus, Moral excellence and goodness living according to principles that honor what's right and true.

[vur-choo] noun, Origin: Latin virtus, Being good and moral which most people fake but few actually practice consistently honestly.

[vur-choo] noun, Origin: When Good became a character trait officially, Being morally excellent which sounds boring but actually makes you better than assholes.

[vizh-uhn] noun, Origin: Latin visio, The ability to see possibilities others miss imagining futures worth working toward with faith.

[vizh-uhn] noun, Origin: Latin visio, Making up future shit in your head that probably won't happen but keeps you motivated.

[vizh-uhn] noun, Origin: When Imagination got practical about future, Seeing stuff that isn't there yet but could be if you work hard enough.

[vizh-uhnz] verb, Origin: Latin visionem, To see possibilities beyond current reality holding them clearly in mind and heart with hope.

[vizh-uhnz] verb, Origin: Latin visionem, Seeing what could be instead of being stuck seeing only what is right this second.

[vizh-uhnz] verb, Origin: Latin visionem, When Imagination painted pictures of future making tomorrow look better than today already does honestly.

[vahy-tal-i-tee] noun, Origin: Latin vitalis, Life force flowing through you the energy and spirit making existence vibrant and meaningful.

[vahy-tal-i-tee] noun, Origin: Latin vitalis, Having energy and not feeling dead inside which is rare as hell for most adults.

[vahy-tal-i-tee] noun, Origin: When Energy met Aliveness successfully somehow, Being so full of life that even tired people get exhausted watching your enthusiasm.