Catullus 11
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- comes, -itis c.
- a fellow-traveller; hence a comrade
- extrēmus
- outermost, extreme, last; utmost, greatest, meanest
- resono, -are, -āvī
- to resound , echo
- tundō, tundere, tutudī, tūnsum and tūsum
- to thump , pound, strike repeatedly; to deafen, importune
- mollis, -e
- [soft , tender, pliant, supple
- mollio, -īre, -ivi, -itus
- to make soft , pliable, supple; to make gentle or effeminate; to alleviate trouble; to ease a gradient
- mōlior, -īrī, -itus sum dep
- to stir , displace, work at; to construct laboriously, build, erect, contrive; to strive after; to destroy laboriously, undermine
- moechus, -ī m.
- an adulterer
- trecentī, -ae, -a
- three hundred
- rumpō, rumpere, rūpī, ruptum
- to break , shatter, burst open; to cause to break forth; to destroy, violate, annul; to break off, interrupt
- identidem
- repeatedly , again and again
- ilia, -um n. pl.
- groin; entrails
- culpa, -ae f.
- fault , blame
- velut (veluti)
- as , just as; even as, as for instance
- pratum, -ī n.
- a meadow; meadow-grass
- campus, -i m.
- a level space , plain, field
- aro, -are, -avi, -atum
- to plow , farm, cultivate
- aratrum, -i n.
- plow
- tango, tangere, tetigi, tactum
- to touch , strike, push, hit; to border on, to reach; to steal; to defile; to taste; to affect the feelings; to touch upon a subject