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Catullus Vocabulary 13: curvus - demano
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| curvus, a, um | bent, curving |
| cuspis, idis [f] | sharp point or tip; spear; pointed stick |
| custodia, ae | protection, safekeeping, watch |
| custodio, ire, ivi, itum | keep safe; hold |
| custos, odis [m] | guardian, watchman |
| Cybebe, or Cybele, es [f] | Phrygian goddess of nature, know also in Rome as the Magna Mater |
| Cyclas, adis [f] | island of the Cyclades; pl. the Cyclades, islands in the Aegean surrounding Delos |
| Cyeneus, a, um | of Cycnus, mythical king of Liguria who was changed into a swan |
| Cyllenaeus, a, um | of or near Mt. Cyllene, in Arcadia; epithet of Pheneus |
| cymbalum i; gen pl. cymbalum | cymbal |
| Cyrenae, arum [f pl] | Cyrene, town in NW Libya, province of Cyrene |
| Cytorius, a, um | of Mt. Cytorus, in Asia Minor |
| Cytorus, i | mountain in Paphlagonia E of Amastris, part of coastal ridge along the S shore of Black Sea |
| daps, dapis [f] | sacrificial meal; and feast or meal; food |
| Dardanius, a, um | of Dardanus, an ancestor of Priam; Trojan |
| Daulias, ados [f] | Daulian bird; i.e., Philomela, from Daulis in Phocis, a few miles east of Delphi |
| de [prep + abl] | away from, down from, off; of, out of, from ; immediately after; [diem] de die: day after day; about, concerning |
| dea, ae | goddess |
| debeo, debere, debui, debitum | owe |
| decedo, cedere, cessi, ceptum | go away, leave; make way for |
| decem [indecl. adj] | ten |
| decerpo, cerpere, cerpsi, cerptum | pluck off, snatch |
| decet, ere, decuit [3rd pers only] | be suitable or fitting |
| decies [adv] | ten times |
| declaro, are, | make nown, declare, tell |
| declino, are | lower, decline |
| decoctor, oris [m] | bankrupt person, insolvent debtor |
| decoro, are | embellish, adorn |
| decurro, currere, curri, cursum | run down; travel over |
| decursus, us [m] | descent, downward fall |
| decus, oris [n] | glory; the best of anything |
| decido, are | dedicate, consecrate |
| dedo, dedere, didi, ditum | give up, deliver, hand over; reflexive, devoe oneself to |
| deduco, ducere, duxi, ductum | lead or bring down |
| defendo, fendere, fendi, fensum | ward off; defend |
| defero, ferre, tuli, latum | carry, bring, fetch; carry off or away, take |
| defessus, a, um | exhausted, tired out |
| deflecto, flectere, flexi, flexum | bend downwards |
| defloresco, escere, ui | shed petals |
| defrico, are | rub thoroughly, scour |
| defuturus, a, um | exhausted by sexual intercourse |
| dego, degere | spend [one's time, leisure, etc.] |
| deinde, dein [adv] | afterwards, then, next |
| delabor, labi, lapsus | fall, slip down |
| delecto, are | lure, entice; delight, amuse |
| delicatus, a, um; comp. delicatior | given to luxury or pleasure; pampered; frisky, wanton, frivolous; elegant |
| delicia, ae | pleasure; pl. pet, darling; delicias facere: to find pleasure, enjoy oneself; put onj foppish airs, act in an affectedmanner |
| Delius, a, um | Delian; of the island of Delos, birthplace of Apollo and Artemis/Diana. |
| Delphi, orum [m pl] | place in Phocis, Greece, sacred to Apollo and Dionysus; meton., the people of Delphi |
| demano, are | run or drip down |
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