Noun obsolete French verd (now vert), from Old French, from Latin viridis Combining form Middle French verd-, from Old French verd, vert green

There are five meanings listed in OED's entry for the noun verd, four of which are labelled obsolete. See ‘Meaning & use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence.

Dec 11, 2025 · verd (neuter singular verdt, definite singular and plural verde) worth (equal in value to)

La Peinture ne lui est elle pas redevable aussi de cette vive ecarlate, qui, trouvée par le chimiste Drebbel rapporta des sommes immenses à son gendre, et plus recemment encore, de ce beau verd …

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Origin and history of verd verd (n.) "green, green color," originally in heraldry, mid-15c., from obsolete French verd, from Latin viridis (see verdure). also from mid-15c.

verd green Usage verdant A place described as verd ant is green because of all the plants and trees that grow there. verdure green foliage Back to Word Roots

Verd (noun): Often used in historical or poetic contexts, the term “verd” refers to a vivid and bright green color, reminiscent of lush greenery, flourishing plant life, or youthful brio.

The term ‘verds’ comes from the root of the word “verd” or “verde,” which ultimately derives from the Latin “viridis” meaning green. It is akin to “verdant,” an adjective describing lush, green countryside …

Verde Craft Kitchen is a fast, casual eatery in Downtown Oklahoma City offering an eclectic mix of Americana-style food. Customers can select from various breakfast and lunch menu items while …