# A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin, Reading 6
# by John F. Collins, Catholic University of America Press, ISBN 0813206677
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
conditor, conditōris , m. : founder, creator
allevō : lighten, alleviate
fastīdium, fastīdiī, n. : pride, weariness
nocturnus, -a, -um : nightly, by night
viantēs, viantium, m. : travelers
praecō, praecōnis, m. : proclaimer, herald
jubar, jubāris, n. : radiance, light
exictō : rouse forth, arouse from sleep
polus, polī, m. : sky
errō, errōnis, m. : vagabond
cohors : band
dēserō, dēserere, dēseruī, dēsertus : desert, leave
vīs, -, (pl) vīrēs, vīrium, f. : force, power, (pl) strength
pontus, pontī, n. : the deep sea
mītēscō, mītēscere, -, - : become mild
fretum, fretī, n. : channel; raging, swelling
petra, petrae, f. : rock
dīluō, dīluere, dīluī, dīlūtus : wash away
strēnuē : briskly, promptly
gallus, gallī, m. : cock
somnolentus, -a, -um : given to sleep, sleepy
increpō : chide, rebuke
arguō, arguere, arguī, argūtus : put in a clear light, convict, expose
aeger, aegra, aegrum : sick
mūcrō, mūcrōnis, m. : sword-point, sword
lātrō, lātrōnis, m. : brigand, bandit
labō : totter, waver
lābēs, lābis, lābium, f. : a falling in, failing, disgrace
discutiō, discutere, discussī, discussus : shatter, scatter
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