suffix sporadically in vogue since c. 1840 in U.S. colloquial word formation (such as dullsville, palookaville), abstracted from the -ville in place names (Louisville, Greenville, etc.), from Old French ville "town," from Latin villa (see villa).
villain
villainous
villainy
villanelle
Villanova
-ville
villein
villus
vim
vinaigrette
Vincent
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