In tē, sī in quemquam, dīcī pote, pūtide Victī,
id quod verbōsīs dīcitur et fatuīs.
Istā cum linguā, sī ūsus veniat tibi, possīs
cūlōs et crepidās lingere carpatinās.
Sī nōs omnīnō vīs omnēs perdere, Victī, 5
hīscās: omnīnō quod cupis efficiēs.
vocabulary
pūtidus –a –um: rotten; foul, stinking
Victius –iī m.: Roman nomen gentile
verbōsus –a –um: full of words, long-winded, talkative
fatuus –a –um: feeble minded, silly, foolish, asinine
cūlus cūlī m.: anus
crepida –ae f.: a thick-soled sandal of a Greek type
lingō lingere linxī linctum: lick
carpatinus –a –um: made of hide
omnīnō: absolutely, altogether 5
hīscō –ere: begin to open; open the mouth to speak