A | B |
pectus plangere | to beat the breast |
scissa veste | with torn clothing |
capillis solutis | with dishevelled hair |
pompa, -ae (f) | procession, parade |
lucerna, -ae (f) | lamp |
candela, -ae (f) | candle |
nenia, -ae (f) | dirge |
fascis, -is (m) | bundle of rods (a symbol of power) |
laudatio, laudationis (f) | speech of praise, eulogy |
rogus, -i (m) | pyre |
manes, -is (m) | spirit of a dead person |
hortor, -ari, hortatus sum | to encourage, urge |
levis, -is, -e | smooth |
coxa, -ae (f) | hipbone |
est arcessnedus | must be sent for |
febris, -is (f) | fever |
morbus, -i (m) | illness |
funebris, -is, -e | funeral |
tibicen, tibicinis (m) | piper |
imago, imaginis (f) | likeness, mask |
maiores, -um (m. pl.) | ancestors |
mimus, -i (m) | actor of mime, buffoon |
familiares, -ium (m. pl.) | members of the household |
ploro, -are, -avi, -atus | to lament, mourn |
frango, -ere, fregi, fractus | to break |
ingravesco, -ere | to grow worse |
scindo, -ere, scidi, scissus | to cut, split, carve, tear |
solvo, -ere, solvi, solutus | to loosen, untie, dishevel |
commemoro, -are, -avi, -atus | to mention, comment on, recount |
merita conferre | to render services (to) |
hilaris, -is, -e | cheerful |
exstruo, -ere, exstrui, exstructus | to build |
accendo, -ere, accendi, accensus | to set on fire |
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