Catullus 51

Videtur

It seems; used to express perception or appearance.

Par

Pair, equal; indicates similarity or equivalence.

Fas

Divine will; refers to what is right or permissible by the gods.

Superare

To exceed, surpass; highlights going beyond limits.

Divos

Divine; refers to gods or divinity.

Aversus

Divided, opposite; describes something turned away or separate.

Identidem

Again and again; expresses repetition.

Simul

At the same time; indicates simultaneity.

Super

Remaining; often used to signify something left over or additional.

Artus

Limbs; refers to the body parts.

Flamma

Flame; often symbolic of passion or intense emotion.

Demanat

Flows down; describes motion or movement.

Sonitu

Sound; refers to auditory sensations.

Suopte

By oneself; reflects individuality or self-origin.

Teguntur

Covered; describes being hidden or concealed.

Otium

Leisure; symbolizes relaxation or idleness.

Molestum

Annoying; conveys irritation or disturbance.

Exsulto

To rejoice; indicates celebration or joy.

Nimium

Too much; denotes excessiveness.

Perdidit

Destroyed; signifies loss or ruin.

Gemini

Twin

Beatas

Sacred, Blessed

Prius

To go before, earlier