Ver-is derived from Latin and means "true; truth." Veracious, veracity, verify, verily, verisimilitude, veritably, verity are all terms with this meaning. The opposite of ver is falser (falseness). Verbal is another term for verbalized. Words that start with "ver" may be adjectives or adverbs. They often describe qualities that you would expect of someone who tells the truth: veracious, verifiable, verifyable, verifiable. But they can also denote other qualities, such as verbalized, verbal, verbalizing. Ver-a prefix meaning "true," it appears in many English words related to language, including verbal, verbose, verbiage, verbatim, verifiable, verify, verifyable, verisimilar, veritably.