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conspicuus a um
conspicuous, fine
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spiculum -I (n)
sharp point
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saetiger era erum
bristly
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pervius a um
passable, penetrable
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destringo ere strinxi strictus
graze
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rubefacio ere feci factus
redden
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feres (fero ferre tuli latus)
you will hold
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erubesco ere erubui x
blush, be ashamed
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addo addere addidi additus
add, increase
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bipennifer -era -erum
bearing a two-edge axe
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disco ere didic discitus
learn
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magniloquus a um
boastful
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anceps, -epitis (mf)
two-headed
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tollo ere sustuli sublatus
destroy; lift
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letum -I (n)
death, destruction
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madefacio ere feci factus
soak, drench
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corono (1)
wreathe, crown
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sollicitus a um
worried, anxious
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vindex -icis (m)
defender
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famulus a um
subject, serving
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primitia ae (f)
first fruits
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agricola ae (f)
farmer, cultivator
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ambitiosus a um
eager for favour
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praetereo ire i(v)I eritus
neglect, omit
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cesso (1)
be free of; remiss
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inultus a um
unavenged, unpunished
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sperno -ere sprevi spretus
scorn
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Sicula arva
Sicilian fields
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mico are ui x
flash, throb
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stridor oris (m)
sound, here: grunt?
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frons frondis (f)
foliage, branch
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adflatus us (m)
breath, snorting
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meto ere messui messus
he reaps
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intercipio ere cepi ceptus
cut off
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spica ae (f)
head/ear of grain
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area -ae (f)
space; here: threshing floor
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sterno ere stravi stratus
scatter
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saevio ire ivi itus
rage, be violent
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coeo -ire i(v)I coitus
assemble
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molitor -oris (m)
builder
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concordia ae (f)
agreement; here: friend
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Pheretiade
son of Pheres - this is Admetus
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impiger gra grum
energetic
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Hyanteo Iolao
Boeotian Iolaus
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cursus us (m)
charge; running
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socer -eri (m)
father in law
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