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conspectus, conspect ūs, m.

conspectus, conspect ūs, m. sight, view; appearance; contemplation. tellus, telluris, f. ground, land, earth, country. velum, veli. sail, sheet, awning, cloth. spuma, spumae. foam, froth. sal, salis. salt, wit. aes, aeris, n. bronze, a bronze implement. ruo, ruere, rui.

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conspectus, conspect ūs, m.

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  1. conspectus, conspectūs, m. sight, view; appearance; contemplation

  2. tellus, telluris, f. ground, land, earth, country

  3. velum, veli sail, sheet, awning, cloth

  4. spuma, spumae foam, froth

  5. sal, salis salt, wit

  6. aes, aeris, n. bronze, a bronze implement

  7. ruo, ruere, rui to rush; to rush wildly, charge; to collapse; to rush through/over

  8. aeternus, -a, -um endless, eternal, everlasting, enduring

  9. sub under, beneath; down in, down to; up to; deep down in

  10. inceptum, incepti undertaking, enterprise; attempt, intention

  11. desisto, desistere, destiti to leave off, desist, cease (from)

  12. quippe of course, naturally; for, indeed, to be sure

  13. exuro, exurere, exussi, exustus to destroy by fire, burn completely, incinerate

  14. classis, classis, f. fleet, naval force; class (of citizens)

  15. summergo, summergere, summersi, summersus to (cause to) sink, submerge,

  16. pontus, ponti sea

  17. noxa, noxae injurious behavior, wrongdoing

  18. furia, furiae avenging rage, fury; goddess of vengeance, Fury

  19. rapidus, -a, -um swiftly moving, rapid, quick

  20. iaculor, iaculari, iaculatus sum to throw a javelin; to shoot at, strike; to hurl, throw

  21. disicio, disicere, disieci, disiectus to break up and scatter, disperse; to dispel

  22. ratis, ratis, f. raft, boat, ship

  23. exspiro, exspirare, exspiravi, expiratus to breathe out, exhale; to expire, die, perish

  24. transfigo, transfigere, transfixi, transfixus to pierce through, puncture

  25. turbo, turbinis, m. spinning object, top; whirlwind, tornado; whirlpool

  26. corripio, corripere, corripui, correptus to seize hold of, snatch up, seize and carry off; to hasten upon, hasten over; to attack, overcome

  27. scopulus, scopuli projecting rock, crag, cliff, peak; boulder

  28. infigo, infigere, infixi, infixus to drive in, implant; to transfix, impale

  29. acutus, -a, -um pointed, sharp, tapering; high-pitched

  30. ast but, but if; and if

  31. divus, divi god

  32. soror, sororis, f. sister

  33. quisquam, quicquam, quidquam any person, anyone, anything

  34. adoro, adorare, adoravi, adoratus to plead with, to approach as a suppliant, pray to , worship

  35. supplex, supplicis making humble entreaty, (as a) suppliant

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