serpo, serpere, serpsi

serpo, serpere, serpsi

to crawl, creep, glide, slither (like a snake)

bigae, bigarum, f.pl.

pair of horses; (two-horse) chariot

tumeo, tumēre, tumui

to be distended, swell,be swollen

Ei! (+ dative)

Woe! Alas!

muto, mutare, mutavi,mutatus

to change; to exchange

exuviae, exuviarum

armor stripped from anenemy, spoils; mementos

squaleo, squalēre, squalui

to be covered with dirt,be dirty

barba, barbae

beard

concresco, concrescere,concrevi, concretus

to harden, become stiff

fleo, flēre, flevi, fletus

to weep, cry

compello, compellare, compellavi, compellatus

to address, speak to, callout to

expromo, expromere,exprompsi, expromptus

to bring out; to express,speak

indignus, -a, -um

undeserving, unworthy;undeserved, unmerited

culmen, culminis, n.

summit of a building, roof,rooftop; height, zenith

commendo, commendare,commendavi, commendatus

to commit, entrust

pererro, pererrare,pererravi, pererratus

to wander through/over;to look over, think over/about

aeternus, -a, -um

endless, eternal, everlasting,enduring

vitta, vittae

ribbon, headband