1. Is the twenty-second letter of the alphabet, and a labial articulation, formed by the junction of the upper teeth with the lower lip, as in pronouncing av, ev, ov, vain. It is nearly allied to f, being formed by the same organs; but v is vocal, and f is aspirate. As a Roman numeral, v stands for 5, and with a dash over it for 5,000.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• bv,
• vl,
• vr,
• pv,
• vw,
• avy,
• gv,
• dv,
• vk,
• hv,
• ve,
• vn,
• mve,
• ahv,
• vm,
• sv,
• vv,
• vb,
• ov,
• vy

• vie,
• VEA,
• VO,
• v-1,
• VUE,
• VU,
• vi,
• vii,
• VEY,
• va,
• Via,
• vow.