lingua
ae, f.
tongue, language
lubricus
a, um
slippery, slimy
malus
a, um
bad, evil, wicked
mico
are, ui
flash, quiver, dart
nitidus
a, um
shining, bright, sleek
pascor
i, pastus
to feed on, graze, eat
perrumpo
ere, rupi, ruptus
to break through
postis
is, m.
post, door, gate
pubes
is, f.
youth, young men
qualis
is, e
such (as), of what sort
robur
oris, n.
oak, strength
sol
solis, m.
sun; day
succedo
ere, cessi, cessus to approach (+ dat.)
tego
ere, texi, tectus
to cover, protect
tergum
i, n.
back, body, rear
trabs (trabes)
is, f.
beam, timber
trisulcus
a, um
threefold, tripartite, forked
tumidus
a, um
swollen, swelling
una
together, at the same time
vello
ere, vulsi, vulsus
to tear up