venganza, f., vengeance.
vengar, v. a., to avenge;
—se, v. refl., to take revenge, to be avenged, to avenge oneself; to take vengeance.
venida, f., coming; arrival.
venir, v. n., to come;
venga, [63], 12, let's have;
venga, [63], 14, let it be, have it;
—se, v. refl., to come away, to come along.
venta, f., sale.
ventana, f., window.
ventanillo, m., small window.
ventear, v. a., to scent, to get wind of, [91], 24.
ventilar, v. a., to ventilate; to make clear, to have out, [113], 15.
ventura, f., fortune; good fortune; happiness;
el, la sin —, the unhappy man, the unhappy woman, the poor fellow, the poor wretch. [p. 248]