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semita, semitae

semita, semitae. path, track, trail. aspecto, aspectare, aspectavi, aspectatus. to gaze upon, look at, observe, watch. magalia, magalium. huts, tents. quondam. formerly; in ancient times; in the future, in time to come; on occasion, at times. stratum, strati.

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semita, semitae

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  1. semita, semitae path, track, trail

  2. aspecto, aspectare,aspectavi, aspectatus to gaze upon, look at,observe, watch

  3. magalia, magalium huts, tents

  4. quondam formerly; in ancient times;in the future, in time to come;on occasion, at times

  5. stratum, strati coverlet, blanket, bedding; bed,couch

  6. insto, instare, institi To set foot on; to press on;to loom, threaten; (+ dat.) = to apply oneself (to),press on (with)

  7. subvovlo, subvolvere to roll uphill

  8. tectum, tecti roof, ceiling; roofed building,house, dwelling; shelter

  9. concludo, concludere,conclusi, conclusus to enclose, surround

  10. sulcus, sulci furrow, trench

  11. magistratus, magistratūs, m. state office, magistracy,state official, magistrate

  12. lego, legere, legi, lectus to gather; to select, choose;to travel over; to read

  13. effodio, effodere, effodi, effossus to dig up, dig out; to hollowout by digging

  14. theatrum, theatri theater

  15. fundamentum, fundamenti Substructure for a building,foundation

  16. columna, columnae column, pillar

  17. excido, excidere, excidi,excisus to cut out/down; to hollow out,excavate; to cut/break through

  18. decus, decoris, n. honor, glory; something thatadorns, ornament, decoration;grace, beauty

  19. apis, apis, f. bee

  20. floreus, -a, -um adorned with flowers,flowery, flowering

  21. adultus, -a, -um full-grown, mature

  22. fetus, fetūs, m. birth; offspring; fruit

  23. liquens, liquentis liquid, flowing

  24. mel, melis, n. honey

  25. stipo, stipare to compress, pack tight,to crowd (around), surround

  26. distendo, distendere, distendi,distentus to stretch out; to fill up, distend

  27. nectar, nectaris, n. nectar (the drink of the gods);honey

  28. cella, cellae larder, cellar; small room,chamber, cell

  29. fucus, fuci drone

  30. praesepe, praesepis, n. stall (for cattle or horses)

  31. ferveo, fervēre, ferbui to be intensely hot, to boil;to be active/busy, to seethewith activity

  32. redoleo, redolēre to give off a smell;(+ abl.) = to be fragrant (with)

  33. thymum, thymi thyme

  34. fortunatus, -a, -um lucky, fortunate

  35. suspicio, suspicere,suspexi, suspectus To look up at; to regardwith mistrust, be suspicious of

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