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percutiō percutere percussī percussus: strike, shock, affect deeply

formīdō formīdinis f.: fear, dread

age agite: Come on! Let's go!

fās n.: (what is divinely) right, permitted, proper

iuvenis iuvenis m.: youth, young man360

gressus –ūs m.: step, stepping

curvō curvāre curvāvī curvātus: bend, curve

circumstō circumstāre circumstetī: stand around, encircle

vāstus –a –um: vast, immense

genetrīx –īcis f.: mother

ūmidus –a –um: moist, damp

spēlunca spēluncae f.: cave

lacus lacūs m.: lake

lūcus lūcī m.: grove, wood

mōtus mōtūs m.: motion, movement365

stupefaciō –ere –fēcī –factus: amaze, astound

lābor labī lapsus sum: glide, slip, slide

Phāsis –idos m.: Phasis River

Lycus –ī m.: Lycus (name)

ērumpō ērumpere ērūpī ēruptus: break out, burst out

Enīpeus –eī or –eos m.: Enipeus, a river

Tiberīnus (Thȳbrinus) –a –um: of the Tiber (river)

Aniēnus –a –um: of the Anio (river)

fluentum –ī n.: stream, river

saxōsus –a –um: rocky370

Hypanis –is m.: Hypanis (river)

Mȳs(i)us –a –um: Mysian, of Mysia

Caīcus –ī m.: Caicus (river)

geminus –a –um: twin

aurō aurāre aurāvi aurātus: gild, overlay with gold

taurīnus –a –um: of a bull

Ēridanus –ī m.: Eridanus (river)

pinguis pingue: fat, rich, fertile

culta –ōrum n.: plowed fields

purpureus –a –um: purple; bright, shining

violentus –a –um: violent, savage, furious

effluō –ere –xī: flow out, to slip away