A | B |
monitus, us, m | warning |
gena, ae, f | cheek |
madesco, ere | to become wet |
natus, i, m | son |
iterum | again |
levo, are | to lift, raise |
comes, comitis, m | companion |
timeo, ere | to fear |
velut | just as |
ales, alitis, m/f | large bird |
tener, tenera, tenerum | tender, young |
proles, prolis, f | offspring |
nidus, i, m | nest |
hortor, ari, atus sum | to encourage, urge |
erudio, ire | to teach |
respicio, ere | to look back at |
aliquis | someone |
harundo, harundinis, f | pole, stick |
baculum, i, n | stick |
innixus, a, um | leaning on |
arator, oris, m | plowman |
obstipesco, ere, obstipui | to be stunned/amazed |
aethera | air, space |
credo, ere | to believe |
relinquo, ere, reliqui, relictum | to leave behind |
dexter, dextra, dextrum | right |
mel, mellis, n | honey |
coepi, coepisse, coeptum | to begin |
gaudeo, ere, gavisus sum | to rejoice |
desero, ere | to desert |
cupido, cupidinis, m | desire |
traho, ere, traxi, tractum | to drag, pull |
iter, itineris, n | journey, path |
vicinia, ae, f | closeness |
vinculum, i n | chain |
tabesco, ere, tabui | to melt |
quatio, ere | to shake |
lacertus, i m | arm |
careo, ere | to lack |
remigium, i, n | oarage (=wings) |
ullus, a, um | any |
excipio, ere | to receive |
requiro, ere | to look for |
aspicio, ere, aspexi, aspectum | to see, catch sight of |
devoveo, ere | to curse (also, dedicate) |
sepulcrum, i, n | tomb |
condo, ere, condidi, conditum | to bury, hide, found (a city) |
tellus, telluris, n | land |
sepelio, ire, ivi, sepultum | to bury |
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