very

Mane (English)

Adj

1. True, real, actual.
2. The same; identical.
3. With limiting effect: mere.

Adv

1. To a great extent or degree.
2. Conforming to fact, reality or rule; true.
3. Used to firmly establish that nothing else surpasses in some respect.

Synonyms

extremely

quite

much

really

exceedingly

very much

greatly

too

a lot

excessively

highly

rather

most

awfully

truly

completely

many

considerably

terribly

utterly

real

fairly

extreme

just

right

hard

too much

well

indeed

such

particularly

especially

so

precisely

large

plenty

mighty

great

true

intensely

pretty

even

exactly

extraordinary

somewhat

sorely

far

big

absolutely

actual

super

full

fully

totally

identical

immensely

properly

rattling

ably

jolly

passing

considerable

exceeding

not a little

easily

positively

precious

like that

to a great extent

deucedly

clean

keenly

altogether

more

quick

frightfully

exceptional

actually

gey

extraordinarily

deeply

madly

lot

remarkably

strongly

exceptionally

excessive

straight

same

selfsame

specially

seriously

several

still

intensifier

early

so much

specific

vast

veritable

particular

good

👍

only

ever so

liberal

like

like hell

long

main

marvellous

massively

mere

mickle

miserably

moderately

more than enough

mortally

notably

noticeably

old

🧓

one

on the dot

outrageous

outstandingly

overabundant

par excellence

parlous

partially

personally

plaguy

plumb

preciously

profound

pure

radical

readily

right on

root

roughly

separate

severally

severe

severely

sharp

shocking

signally

significant

significantly

sincerely

size

slightly

spacious

spanking

specifically

stark

strikingly

stump

stunningly

sublimely

substantially

sufficient

superfluous

supremely

surely

surpassingly

sweet

tall

ten thousand

terrible

that

that much

thoroughly

thumping

to a fault

too many

truthful

unco

uncommon

uncoordinated

unmixed

unquestionably

unusual

unusually

usually

utmost

vastly

veritably

violently

wholeheartedly

whopping

wildly

without doubt

Christmassy

eximiously

in spades

self-same

sorta

the right way

to a large extent

very great

very many

without difficulty

yet again

that sort of

in chaos

to an excessive degree

no end

to the max

truly such

emphasizer

of them all

transcendingly

very straight

mightly

highly discerning

whoppingly

wonderly

as hell

as anything

as all hell

as fuck

hella

helluv

freakin’

alright

plenty

is in the air

is on its way

is approaching

all

’Tis the season

whole

absurd

abundant

abundantly

a good deal

a great deal

all right

all that

alone

a lot of

aloud

amain

anxiously

approximately

aright

as all get-out

as a rule

assuredly

astonishingly

at all

awful

badly

bang

bark

beyond measure

big time

bitterly

blindingly

bloody

🩸

blooming

boldly

bravely

by oneself

certain

certainly

chief

Christmas

clinking

complete

confoundedly

correctly

cruel

curtly

daringly

deep

definitely

denotative

devilishly

different

dooms

doubtless

downright

dreadful

durn

easy

eldest

eminently

energetically

enormously

enough

essence

even more

ever

every bit

everything

exact

exactly the same

excellent

exorbitantly

express

expressly

extra

far away

fearlessly

fine

foot

🦶

freshly

frighteningly

generally

genuine

genuinely

great deal

greatest

heavily

high

how

how much

huge

hugely

immediately

important

incoherent

individual

in essence

in particular

intense

is

keen

kinda

kind of

largely

late

legitimately

Wekî (IPA) tê bilêvkirin

/ˈvɛɹi/

Etîmolojî (English)

Inherited from Middle English: verray

Cognate with Old English: wǣr#Adjective_2

In summary

From Middle English verray, from Old French verai (“true”), from Early Medieval Latin vērāgus, from Classical Latin vērāx, derived from vērus, from Proto-Italic *wēros, from Proto-Indo-European *weh₁ros.
Distantly cognate with the Old English wǣr (“true”). Over time displaced the use of a number of Germanic words or prefixes to convey the sense 'very' such as fele, full-, mægen, sore, sin-, swith, (partially) wel.

Hevok

There was very little talking .

Gotûbêja pir hindik hebû.

The coffee had a very strong taste .

Qehweyek tamek pir xurt bû.

It was a very warm october.

Cotmeh pir germ bû.

She has always been very kind and friendly to everyone , even strangers .

Wê her gav ji her kesî re pir dilovan û heval bû, tewra xerîb jî.

Unfortunately the trip never took place and the season was ended very quietly .

Mixabin rêwîtiyê qet çênebû û demsala pir bêdeng bi dawî bû.

If not true , it is very ingenious .

Heke ne rast be, ew pir injenî ye.

The show was a flop from the very start .

Pêşandan ji destpêkê ve flop bû.

In those days , very few of the people had any idea about astronomy .

Di wan rojan de, pir hindik ji mirovan di derbarê astronomiyê de ramanek hebû.