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Caenum, i n.

Mud, mire, dirt, filth.

Portitor, is m.

Ferryman.

Mentum, i n.

Chin, beard.

Canities, ie f.

Grayness, gray hair.

Incultus, a, um

Unkempt, shaggy.

Amictus, us m.

Wrap, cloak, mantle.

Contus, i m.

Pole, pike.

Cumba, ae f.

Boat.

Viridis, e

Green, fresh, vigorous.

Effundo, ere, fudi, fusum

Pour out, scatter.

Rogus, i m.

Funeral pyre.

Folium, i n.

Leaf, foliage.

Glomero, are, avi, atum

Assemble, gather, roll together.

Apricus, a, um

Sunny, sun-loving.

Tendo, ere, tendi, tentum

Stretch, hasten, extend.

Ast,

at least, but yet.

Arceo, ere, arcui

Keep off, defend, confine.

Concursus, us m.

Gathering, concourse.

Amnis, is m.

River, stream.

Quo discrimine

by what distinction

Linquo, ere, liqui, lictum

Leave, forsake.

Verro, ere, verri, versum

Sweep (over), scour.

Ollus, a, um

archaic version of ille, a, ud

Genero, are, avi, atum

Generate, beget, bear.

Proles, is f.

Offspring, progeny, race.

Fallo, ere, fefelli, falsum

Deceive, prove false (to).

Veho, ere, vexi, vectum

Convey, bear.

Raucus, a, um

Hoarse, roaring.

Satus, a, um

Begotten from.

Miseror, ari, atus sum

Pity, commiserate.

Perago, ere, egi, actum

Complete, do.

Nemus, oris n.

(Sacred) grove, forest.

Increpo, are, avi, atum

Reprove, chide.

For, fari, fatus sum

To speak, say.

Soporus, a, um

Slumberous, sleepy.

Carina, ae f.

Keel, ship, boat.

Theseus, i

Early king of Athens who descended to Haes with Pirithous.

Pirithous, i

King of the Lapiths, friend of Theseus.

Vinculum, i n.

Bond, chain.

Solium, i n.

Throne, seat.

Thalamus, i m.

Bridal chamber, bedroom.

Adorior, iri, adortus

Attempt, attack.

Vates, is m.

Prophet.

Latro, are, avi, atum

Bark, howl, bay.

Castus, a, um

Pure, holy, chaste.

Servo, are, avi, atum

Serve, guard, protect.

Imus, a, um

Innermost, deepest.

Aperio, ire, aperui, apertum

Open, disclose.

Caeruleus, a, um

Dark blue.

Puppis, is f.

Stern.

Jugum, i n.

Yoke, ridge, bench.

Forus, i m.

Gangway, deck.

Sutilis, e

Sewed, with seams.

Rimosus, a, um

Full of cracks, leaky.

Incolumnis, e

Safe, unharmed, intact.

Glaucus, a, um

Gray, green, gleaming.

Ulva, ae f.

Sedge, marsh grass.

Coluber, bri m.

Snake, serpent.

Mel, mellis n.

Honey.

Guttur, uris n.

Throat, gullet.

Pando, ere, pandi, pansum

Open, extend.

Fusus, a, um

Spread out, flowing.

Humus, i f.

Ground, earth, soil.