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intepeõ

I am lukewarm

īnfringõ, -ere

I break off; I mitigate

regelo, -āre

I thaw

litõ, -āre

I make an offering; I devote

grātulor, -āri

I congratulate; I rejoice

coetus, -ūs

a coming together, assemblage

paulisper

for only a brief period

tūs, tūris

incense, frankincense

serta, -orum

wreaths of flowers

p.ple of sero, "I intertwine", as n. pl. subst.

altē

from on high; deeply

malacia

a calm at sea