Ovid Met II

pyropo

alloy of gold and bronze (pyropus)

valvae

double-folding door, one side of the door (valva)

ballaenarum

whales (ballaena)

spicea

consisting of ears of grain / corn (spiceus)

moderamen

authority, government

adfectas

aim at, aspire to (adfecto, -are)

vertigine

dizziness, whirling, spinning (vertigo, -inis)

ditia

rich! (dis, dites neuter)

in promptu

with ease (promptus, -us)

temo

pole, beam (temo -onis)

curvatura

outline, bend, arch (curvare)

evanescere

vanish, disappear, be forgotten

praesaga

omened, foreshadowing (praesagus)

australem

southern (australis)

hinnitibus

neighing (hinnitus)

repagula

bars of the door (repagulum)

succutitur

shake from below (succutio - ere)

porrigit

extent, stretch out (porrigere)

exspatiantur

digress, wander from the course, extend (exspatiari)

incursant

attack, run into, strike against, invade (incursare)

avia

wasteland, pathless region, wilderness (avium)

exerceor

cultivate, exercise, but passive (= endured the wounds of)

vitiaverunt

damage, spoil (vitiare)

conpescuit

restrain, imprison (conpescere)

rutilos

ruddy (rutilus)

trifida

three-pronged (trifidus)

deriguisse

grow cold, freeze, stiffen (derigesco)

inguina

loin, sexual orgains (inguen)

stillata

fall in drops, drip (stillare)

ligat

bind, tie (ligare)

acumine

sharp point (acumen)

inputat

blame, impute, claim recompense for (inputare)

fibula

brooch, pin

retendit

here → unstring (in ref. to a bow) - retendere

arbiter

eye-witness, viewer

villis

tufts of hair (villus)

rictu

jaw (rictus, -us)

aventi

wish, hail, desire, be eager (aveo, -ere)

alumnae

nursling, foster child, animal or plant (alumnus)

pavonibus

peacocks (pavo, -onis)

exorabilis

moved by entreaty thus here ‘hard-hearted’

stupri

dishonour, sexual intercourse (stuprum)

spatiarer

take a walk, pace (spatior, iari)

cutem

skin, external appearance (cutis)

Haemonio

man of Thessaly (Haemonios)

hactenus

as far as, til then, to this place (adv)

malleus

hammer, mallet

semifer

NOT a name, means half-wild so half-beast

praevertunt

anticipate, outstrip (praeverto)

pellis

cloak, skin, hide

inritata

aggravated, provoked (irrito, -are)

miluus

kite

funda

sling

teres

smooth (teres)

talaria

winged sandals

robigine

mold, foul deposit in the mouth (robigo)

felle

gall, bile (fel)

adoperta

covered (adjective adopertus)

pulmone

lungs (pulmo, -onis)