Transcript IV.259

1. fundo, (1)
1. fundo, (1)
to found, build, establish
2. stellatus, a, um
2. stellatus, a, um
starry, starred
3. fulvus, a, um
3. fulvus, a, um
tawny, yellow
4. ensis, ensis
4. ensis, ensis
sword
5. murex, muricis m.
5. murex, muricis m.
purple (dye), crimson
6. laena, ae
6. laena, ae
(woolen) cloak
7. munus, muneris n.
7. munus, muneris n.
gift, duty
8. discerno, -ere, -crevi, cretus
8. discerno, -ere, -crevi, cretus
to separate
9. tenuis, e
9. tenuis, e
slender, thin, delicate
10. invado, -ere, -vasi, -vasus
10. invado, -ere, -vasi, -vasus
to attack, address
11. uxorius, a, um
11. uxorius, a, um
wifely,
overly devoted to a wife
12. exstruo, -ere, -uxi, -uctus
12. exstruo, -ere, -uxi, -uctus
to build up
13. obliviscor, oblivisci,
oblitus sum
13. obliviscor, oblivisci,
oblitus sum
to forget (+ gen.)
14. torqueo, -ēre, torsi, tortus
14. torqueo, -ēre, torsi, tortus
to twist, hurl; sway
15. tero, -ere, trivi, tritus
15. tero, -ere, trivi, tritus
to rub, wear, waste
16. molior, moliri, molitus sum
16. molior, moliri, molitus sum
to undertake, accomplish
17. heres, heredis
17. heres, heredis
heir, successor
18. respicio, -ere, -spexi,
-spectus
18. respicio, -ere, -spexi,
-spectus
to look (back) at, regard