What does veer mean in latin?

"Veer" is not a Latin word. It is an English word with Germanic origins, meaning "to change direction" or "to turn away from a course."

If you're looking for a Latin equivalent, you might consider:

* "vertere" - meaning "to turn, to change"

* "declinare" - meaning "to turn aside, to deviate"

* "mutare" - meaning "to change"

The best Latin equivalent would depend on the specific context in which you are using the word "veer."