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dīvitia, -ae

f. wealth, riches

fulvus, -a, -um

reddish-yellow, tawny, amber-coloured

congerō, congerere, congessī, congestum

I bring together, collect, compile

vīcīnus, -ī

m. neighbour

fugō, fugāre, fugāvī, fugātum

I chase away, dismiss

iners, inertis

without skill, inactive, quiet, lazy

focus, focī

m. hearth, fireplace

serō, serere, sēvī, satum

I sow, plant

vītis,vītis

f. vine

frūx,frūgis

f. produce, fruit, supplies

pinguis,pingue

plump, fat, rich

mustum, -ī

n. unfermented wine

lacus, -ūs

m. vat, tank, tub

stīpes, stīpitis

m. post, tree, stake, field-marker

vetus, -a, -um

old, aged, long-standing

trivium, -ī

n. a crossroads

flōridus, -a, -um

florid, flowery

sertus, -a, -um

having been bound together, interwoven

lapis, lapidis

m. a stone

spiceus, -a, -um

consisting of ears of corn

rūs,rūris

n. countryside, farm, a village

corōna, -ae

f. garland, laurel

pendeō,pendēre, pependī

I hang down, I rest, I loiter

foris,foris

f. door, gate

ruber, -a, -um

red, ruddy, blushing

hortus, -ī

m. garden

falx, falcis

f. sickle, scythe, hook

vitula, -ae

f. a calf, young cow

iuvencus, -ī

m. a bullock, a young man

agna, -ae

f. a ewe lamb

exiguus, -a, -um

paltry, inadequate


cadō, cadere, cecidī, cāssum

I fall, die, decay

messis, messis

m./f./n. harvest

ortus, -a, -um

risen, appeared

praeteriēns praetereuntis

passing by

pudeō, pudēre, puduī, puditum

I am ashamed

bidens, bidentis

two-pronged

increpō, increpāre, increpuī, increpitum

I rattle, twang, I protest

pigeō, pigēre, piguī, pigitum

to feel annoyance at, to repent of, it irks, grieves

fētus, -a, -um

pregnant, productive, nursing

capella, -ae

f. a she-goat, a kid

fūr,fūris

m. a thief

petendus, -a, -um

which is to be desired, attacked

grex, gregis

m. flock, herd

fictilis, fictile

clay, earthenware

agrestis, agreste

pertaining to land, countryside, rural, rustic

lutum, -ī

n. soil, dirt, mud

conditus, -a, -um

put together, collected, completed

seges, segetis

f. a field, crop

immītis, immīte

cruel, harsh, rough

cubāns, cubantis

reclining

gelidus, -a, -um

icy, frosty

pluvia, -ae

f. rain, shower

pereō, perīre, periī, peritum

I vanish, leak, perish

smaragdus, -ī

m. emerald

fleō, flēre, flēvī, flētum

I weep, cry

exuvia, -ae

f. spoils, booty

retineō, retinēre, retinuī, retentum

I hold back, restrain

fōrmōsus, -a, -um

beautiful, handsome

quaesō, quaesere

I beg

sēgnis, sēgne

slow, tardy

ārsūrus, -a, -um

about to burn

praecordia, -ae

f. mind, heart

silex, silicis

m./f. flint, rock

mānēs, mānium

m. spirit, ghost, remains

laedō, laedere, laesī, laesum

I strike, hurt, offend

gena, -ae

f. cheek

adopertus, -a, -um

covered up, closed up

subrēpō, subrēpere, subrēpsī, subrēptum

I creep under, I creep along

tractandus, -a, -um

which is to be hauled, laid hold of

frangō, frangere, frēgī, frāctum

I break, shatter

rixa, -ae

f. brawl, quarrel

īnserō, īnserere, īnsēvī, īnsitum

I insert, plant

procul

at a distance, far

famēs, famis

f. famine, hunger