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cavus, -a, -um

cavus, -a, -um. having a depression on the surface, concave; hollow; full of caves, cavernous, porous. cuspis, cuspidis, f. sharp point, tip (of a spear); spear, lance. latus, lateris, n. side (of a body or an object); flank (of an army). agmen, agminis, n. stream, current (of water);

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cavus, -a, -um

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  1. cavus, -a, -um having a depression on the surface, concave; hollow; full of caves, cavernous, porous

  2. cuspis, cuspidis, f. sharp point, tip (of a spear); spear, lance

  3. latus, lateris, n. side (of a body or an object); flank (of an army)

  4. agmen, agminis, n. stream, current (of water); multitude, throng; series, succession, line; line (of troops), army, march; herd, team (of horses)

  5. perflo, perflorare, perfloravi to blow across/over, sweep through

  6. incubo, incubare, incubui to lie/recline (on); to brood (over); to swoop down (on)

  7. imus, -a, -um lowest, bottommost; lowest part of, bottom of; deepest, innermost

  8. creber, crebra, crebrum at frequent intervals, closely spaced; frequent, repeated, constant; numerous, abundant; (+ abl.) crowded, packed (with), Full (of)

  9. procella, procellae violent wind, storm, gale, squall

  10. insequor, insequi, insecutus sum to follow closely, pursue, chase; to assault

  11. stridor, stridoris, m. high-pitched sound, squeak, creak, grating, screech; whistling, whirring, hissing; shriek, squeal

  12. rudens, rudentis, m. rope

  13. intono, intonare, intonui to thunder

  14. polus, poli (north and south) pole; heaven, sky

  15. aether,aetheris, m. air, heaven, sky

  16. praesens, praesentis present, face to face; immediate, instant

  17. intento, intentare, intentavi to hold out (toward), point (at); to make threats of, threaten

  18. extemplo without delay, at once, immediately

  19. frigus, frigoris, n. cold, cold weather; chill (of the body, old age, death, fear), weakness, Numbness, torpor

  20. membrum, membri part/organ of the body, limb, member; pl. = body

  21. ingemo, ingemere, ingemui to utter a cry of pain/anguish, moan, groan

  22. duplex, duplicis (folded) double; two together, both

  23. sidus, sideris, n. heavenly body, star, planet; Pl. = the heavens, stars

  24. palma, palmae palm (of the hand)

  25. quater on four occasions, four times; four times (in degree)

  26. contingo, contingere, contigi, contactus to be in contact with, touch Impersonal + dative + infin. = to fall to one’s lot, to grant to someone (to do something), happen

  27. oppeto, oppetere, oppetivi, oppetitus to encounter, meet; to meet one’s death, perish

  28. occumbo, occumbere, occubui to be laid low, meet with (death); to fall, die

  29. dexter, dextra, dextrum right, favorable

  30. telum, teli weapon, spear

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