# Oxford Latin Course, Part 1 - Chapter 10
# by Maurice Balme and James Morwood, ISBN 978-0-19-521550-2
# Version 1.0 
# by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
habitō, -āre : I live, dwell
ōrō, -āre : I pray, beg
quaerō, -ere : I ask, I seek
quiēscō, -ere : I rest
tollō, -ere : I lift, raise
prīmus, -a, -um : first
prīmum : first
vix : scarcely
nauta, -ae, -m. : sailor
silva, -ae, f. : wood
unda, -ae, f. : wave
caelum, -ī, n. : sky, heaven
perīculum, -ī, n. : danger
saxum, -ī, n. : rock
verbum, -ī, n. : word
clāmor, clāmōris, m. : shout
homō, hominis, c. : man, human being
lītus, lītoris, n. : shore
mare, maris, n. : sea
mōns, montis, m. : mountain
dē : down from
sub : under
ignōtas : unknown
ubi : where
subeunt : undergo
dēspērat : despairs
vītant : avoid
mōnstrum : a monster
sonitum : sound
verticis : of the whirlpool
ēvomit : spews out
magnā vocē : in a loud voice
ēripite : snatch, rescue
dīrigunt : steer
sub noctem : towards nightfall
tonat : thunders
prōicit : throws up
diem : day
cum : when
quī : who
vōs : you (acc.)
fūgērunt : have fled
gigantēs immānēs : enormous giants
edunt : eat
Cyclōpibus : to the Cyclops
trādere : to have over
ovēs : sheep
caecus : blind
lāpsat : slips
rēmigantēs : rowing
contingere : reach
alter : second
prōicit : throws up
cavē! : look out!
aliquis : someone
squālidum : filthy
heus! : hey!
fūgērunt : have fled
edunt : eat
nūgās : nonsense
nūlli : no
nisi : except
dī immortālēs : immortal gods!
nōbiscum : with us
cōnsistit : stops
auram olfacit : sniffs the air
sanguinem : blood
nisi : unless
crāstinam : tomorrow’s
perdere : to lose
puppe : stern
irrīdet : mocks
valēte : goodbye
caudicēs : blockheads
# end