| A | B |
|---|
| obstan, obstantis | opposing, hindering |
| caterva, ae, f. | crowd, cluster, troops |
| prosuo, -ere, -sui, -sutus | stitch together |
| palma, ae, f. | palm, hand, width of the hand, palm tree |
| recreo 1 | restore, revive |
| aquosus, a, um | watery |
| rixa, ae, f. | violent or noisy quarrel, brawl |
| seu . . . Seu . . . Seu | hymnic pattern in which the attributes of the deity are listed |
| lectus, a, um | chosen, excellent |
| moveri for dimoveri | brought down (from the attic) also play on the fact that cult objects were moved during ceremonies |
| languidior, is | more weak, spiritless, powerless, mellower |
| madeo, madere, madui, - | be wet, be sodden |
| caleo, calere, calui, - | to be inflamed |
| lenis, e | gentle, king, light |
| admoveo, ere, -movi, -motum | apply |
| retego, retegere, -texi, -tectus | uncover, lay bare |
| tu . . . Tu . . . Tu | hymnic patter of characteristics |
| apex, apicis, m. | crown, top, summit |
| segnis, e | slow, sluggish |
| nodum, I, n. | node, knot |
| produco, ere, duxi, ductum | prolong |
| uterus, I, m. | belly, womb, abdomen |
| adimo, adimere, ademi, ademptus | withdraw, carry away, take off, rescue |
| letum, I, n. | death, ruin |
| inminens, ntis | overhaning + dat. |
| verres, verris, m. | uncastrated male pit |
| oblicquom meditantis ictum | practicing the sideways thrust |
| horna frux | this year's crop |
| pomifer, a, um | fruit-bearing |
| vitis, is, f. | vine |
| securis, is, f. | the blow, ax, chop |
| tinguo, ere | stain, dye, tinge |
| bidens, bidentis, f. | full grown animal for sacrifice |
| parvi | used for the Lares |
| inmunis, e | emphatically placed, and of all its meanings apply--faultless from wrong doing, free of obligation, giftless |
| blandior, is | more pleasant, charming |
| laqueus, I, m. | noose, trap, snare |
| expedio, ire, -ivi, -itus | disengage, loose, set free; be expedient, procure, obtain, make ready |
| plaustrum, I, n. | wagon, cart |
| vagus, a, um | roving, wandering |
| cultura, ae, f. | cultivation, tilling |
| vicarius, I, m. | substitute,k successor |
| privignus, I, m.; a, ae, f. | stepchild |
| dotata | endowed with a dowery |
| findo, findere, fidi, fissus | split, cleave, divide |
| nitidus, a, um | shining bright |
| dos, dotis, f. | dowery |
| foedus, -eris, n. | bond, contract |
| refreno 1 | curb, check, refrain |
| postgenitus, I, m. | posterity, descendents |
| quatenus | how far, to what point |
| tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatum | here, destroy |
| recido, recidere, recidi, - | fall back |
| proficio, -ficere, feci, fectum | make, accomplish |
| calor, caloris, m. | heat, passion |
| quidvis | anything at all |
| desero, deserere, deserui, desertus | abandon |
| erado, ere, erasi, erasus | scratch out, erase, obliterate |
| asper, aspera, asperum | rough |
| ingenuus, a, um | free born |
| rudis, e | undeveloped |
| venor 1 | to hunt |
| vetitus, a, um | prohibited |
| alea, ae, f. | dicing, gambling |
| heres, heredis, m. | heir |
| curtus, a, um | mutilated, incomplete, castrated |
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