Catullus 3
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- lugeo, lugere, luxi
- to MOURN; to be in mourning
- venustus, -a, -um
- charming, attractive, beautiful
- venustas, venustatis, f.
- charm, beauty
- plus, pluris (adv, compar.ative of multus)
- MORE
- oculus, -i, m.
- EYE; (fig.) darling
- ocellus, -i, m.
- LITTLE EYE; daring, gem
- mellitus, -a, -um
- SWEET, honeyed
- mel, mellis, nt.
- HONEY
- nosco, noscere, novi, notum
- to KNOW, LEARN; to examine; to recognize
- gremium, -i, nt.
- LAP, bosom
- salio, salire, salui, saltum
- to LEAP, spring
- circumsilio, -ire, -ui, -tum
- to HOP ABOUT; (fig) to be rampant
- huc... illuc
- HERE AND THERE, hither and thither
- usque (adv)
- ALL THE WAY (to, from), right on; (time) ALL THE TIME
- tenebrae, -arum, fpl.
- darkness, night, shadows; death; (place) lower world
- nego, negare, negavi, negatum
- to SAY NO; deny; refuse, decline
- unde (adv)
- FROM WHERE, whence; from whom, from which
- undique (adv)
- FROM EVERY SIDE, on all sides, everywhere
- ubique (adv)
- EVERYWHERE, ANYWHERE
- bellus, -a, -um
- PRETTY, HANDSOME; pleasant, nice
- bellum, -i, nt.
- WAR
- aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatum
- to TAKE AWAY, carry away; to mislead, to take by force; to win
- opera, -ae, f.
- exertion, work; service; care, attention; leisure, time
- opus, operis, nt.
- work
- fleo, flere, flevi, fletum
- to CRY, weep
- flo, flare, flavi, flatus
- to BLOW
- fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum
- to FLOW, overflow, drip
- turgidus, -a, -um
- SWOLLEN