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Concilium, -ii, n.
Plan, counsel
Fistula, -ae, f.
Reed pipe, pipes of Pan
Fuga, -ae, f.
Flight, escape
Pān, m.
Pan (a forest divinity, satyr)
Papyrus, -i, f.
Papyrus, reed
Гіра, -ае, f.
Bank (of a river)
Syringa, -ae, f.
Syrinx (a nymph)
Unda, -ae, 1
Wave, water, stream
Puto, -āre, -āvi, -ātum
To think, to consider
Teneo, -ēre, -ui, tentum
Hold, keep, possess, have
Cēterus, -a, -um
Other, rest of
Dēnsus, -a, -um
Thick, dense
Miser, -era, -erum
Wretched, unhappy, miserable
Aeternum
Forever
Autem
But, however
Donec
Until, up to the time when
Olim
Once, once upon a time, formerly
Quamquam
Although
Sic
Thus
Statim
Immediately
Tamen
Nevertheless
Tēcum
With you
Mēcum
With me
Nobiscum
With us
Võbiscum
With you (pl.)
Arcas, Arcadis, m.
Arcas (son of Callisto)
Caelum, i, n.
Sky, the heavens
Callisto, f.
Callisto (a nymph)
Lūno, f.
Juno (queen of the gods)
Vestimentum, -i, n.
Garment, clothes
Vitta, -ae,
Fillet, band
Iaceo, -ēre, -ui
Lie (at rest)
Retineo, -ēre, -ui, -tentum
Keep, hold back, restrain
Alius, -a, -ud; alii ... alii
Other; some ... others
Formosus, -a, -um
Beautiful, shapely
Nõtus, -a, -um
Familiar, well-known
Sölus, -a, -um
Alone, lone, only
Aut
Or
Cuius
Whose (sing.)
Eius
His, her, its
Propter + acc.
On account of, because of
Sēcrēto
Secretly
Si
If
Causa, -ae, f.
Cause, reason
Figūra, -ae, f.
Form, shape, figure
Iniūria, -ae, f.
Injury, hurt, wrong
Poena, -ae, 1
Punishment
Tempus, oris, n.
Time, times
Villus, i, m.
Shaggy hair