Transcript II.559-574

1. obstipesco, -ere
obstipui
1. obstipesco, -ere
obstipui
to be dazed, stand agape
2. carus, a, um
2. carus, a, um
dear
3. aequaevus, a, um
3. aequaevus, a, um
of equal age
4. exhalo, -are
4. exhalo, -are
breathe out
5. desero, -ere, deserui,
desertus
5. desero, -ere, deserui,
desertus
to desert, forsake
6. diripio, -ere, -ripui,
-reptus
6. diripio, -ere, -ripui,
-reptus
to snatch apart, plunder, ravage
7. parvus, a, um
7. parvus, a, um
small
8. lustro, (1)
8. lustro, (1)
to survey, purify
9. defessus, a, um
9. defessus, a, um
tired, weary, worn out
10. saltus, -us m.
10. saltus, -us m.
leap, bound
11. aeger, aegra,
aegrum
11. aeger, aegra,
aegrum
sick, weary
12. adeo (adv)
12. adeo (adv)
indeed, so much, truly
13. limen, liminis n.
13. limen, liminis n.
threshold, doorway
14. secretus, a, um
14. secretus, a, um
remote, hidden, secret
15. a(d)spicio -ere,
-spexi, -spectus
15. a(d)spicio -ere,
-spexi, -spectus
to see, look at
16. clarus, a, um
16. clarus, a, um
clear, bright; famous
17. passim
17. passim
everywhere, all about
18. cunctus, a, um
18. cunctus, a, um
all
19. infestus, a, um
19. infestus, a, um
hostile
20. everto, -ere, everti,
eversus
20. everto, -ere, everti,
eversus
to over turn, destroy
21. coniunx, coniugis
21. coniunx, coniugis
spouse
22. praemetuo, -ere
22. praemetuo, -ere
to fear (beforehand)
23. Erinys, -yos f.
23. Erinys, -yos f.
Fury (avenging goddess)
24. abdo, -dere, -didi,
-ditus
24. abdo, -dere, -didi,
-ditus
to hide, bury
25. invisus, a, um
25. invisus, a, um
hated, hateful