Ovid/Livy Group 2

eo

to there, thither

umidus

damp, moist, wet

cruentus

bloody, blood-stained, cruel

fidus

faithful, loyal

Musa

Muse, poetry, song

trepido

I fear

popularis

of the people, popular

motus

movement, disturbance, uprising

robur

oak, strength, man power

cito

summon, stir up

collega

colleague

pariter

together, at the same time, equally

turpis

ugly, shameful, disgraceful,

vadum

shallow water, ford, stream, sea

armentum

head of cattle

sidus

star, constellation

tunc

then

amens

out of one’s mind, mad, frantic

leniter

gently, softly

memini

remember

furtim

secretly, stealthily

incolumis

safe, unhurt

ubique

everywhere

lumen

light, eye

exiguus

small

augur

augur

frons

forehead, brow, front

agrestis

rustic, of the countryside

crudelitas

cruelty

fleo

weep, cry, mourn

fluctus

wave, flood

auctor

originator, giver, author

pelagus

sea

nitidus

shining

impius

impious, irreligious, undutiful

ver

spring

eurus

the east wind

immanis

huge

Iuppiter

Jupiter

nympha

nymph, young woman, bride

excidium

destruction

flos

flower

questus

complaint, lamentation

stringo

draw a sword

rosa

rose

funus

funeral, death

quod si

but if

Venus

Venus

velox

swift, quick

colonia

colony

cruor

blood, gore

incedium

fire

iuventus

youth

avarus

greedy

queralla

complaint, lamentation

cesso

do nothing, leave off, delay

noceo

hurt, harm

urgeo

press, urge on, push

vado

i go

obliquus

slanting, sideways

albus

white

Cupido

Cupid, desire, passion

concedo

yield

desilio

leap down

fatum

fate, destiny, death

aura

breeze, air

pius

dutiful, faithful, devout

principium

beginning

inanis

empty, vain, foolish

tenebrae

darkness, night

extremus

last, farthest, extreme

ferus

wild, savage, cruel

gramen

grass

navis longa

warship

societas

alliance

aestus

boiling heat, surging sea, passion

pluma

feather

triumpho

celebrate a triumph

navita

sailor

numen

divine power, divinity, god

Troianus

Trojan

cresco

increase, grow, arise

strepitus

noise, din

utilis

useful

findo

split

priscus

old, former, ancient

siccus

dry

artus

limb

trucido

slaughter

guttur

throat

struo

arrange, construct, draw

lingua

tongue, language

sermo

speech, conversation, story, narrative

cerno

perceive, decide

amoenus

pleasant, charming

gemitus

groaning

infestus

troublesome, hostile, dangerous

Graecus

Greek, a Greek

mortalis

mortal, human, transient

fretum

strait, sea