Catullus Poem II
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- passer, passeris (m.)
- sparrow
- dÄ“liciae, deliciÄrum (f.pl)
- delight, pleasure; whimsicalities, sport; (person) sweetheart, darling
- lūdō, lūdere, lūsī, lūsum
- (vi) to play; to sport, frolic; to dally, make love <> (vt) to lay at; to amuse oneself with; to mimic, imitate; to ridicule, mock; to delude
- sinus, sinūs (m)
- curve, fold; net; bay, gulf, valley; curl; sail; fold, pocket, purse; bosom; protection, love, heart, hiding place
- appetō, appetere, appetīvī, appetītum
- to grasp, try to get at; to attack; to desire: (vi) to approach
- ācer, ācris, ācre
- sharp; keen, pungent; violent; shrewd; eager, brave; hasty fierce; severe
- morsus, morsūs (m)
- bite; grip; sting, vexation
- 8. mordeo, mordēre, momordī, momorsum
- bite, (cold) to nip, (words) to sting, hurt, mortify
- dēsīderium, dēsīder(i)ī (nt)
- longing, sense of loss; want, petition
- nītor, nītī, nīsus and nīxus
- to rest on, lean on; to press, stand firmly; to press forward, climb; to exert oneself, strive, labour; to depend upon
- cārus, cāra, carum
- dear, costly; dear, beloved
- iocor, , iocārī, iocārātus
- to joke, jest
- sōlācium, sōlāciī (nt)
- comfort, consolation
- dolor, dolōris (m)
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pain, pang; sorrow, trouble; indignation, resentment; (Rhet) pathos
a. cf. dolus, dolī (m) deceit, guile, trick - ārdor, ārdōris (m)
- heat, brightness; (fig) ardour, passion
- acquiÄ“scÅ, acquiÄ“scere, acquiÄ“scÄ“vÄ«, acquiÄ“scÄ“tum
- to rest, die; to find pleasure (in); to acquiesce
- sīcut, sīcutī
- just as, in fact; like, as; as for instance; as if
- levō, levāre, levavī, levatum
- to lighten, to ease; (fig) to alleviate, lessen; to comfort, relieve; to impair; (danger) to avert OR lÄ“vÅ, lÄ“vÄre, lÄ“vavÄ«, lÄ“vatum – to smooth, polish
- pernix, pernicis
- nimble, swift, agile
- perniciēs, perniciēī (f)
- destruction, ruin, death