ÿþaequor, aequoris, n sea, waves, water; (level) plain ancilla, ancillae, f maid-servant, slave-girl coniknx, coniugis, m/f spouse, wife; husband flamma, flammae, f flame inua, inuae, f door magister, magistr+, m teacher, master, superior mulier, mulieris, f woman, wife rMbur, rMboris, n oak, strength, vigor rubor, rubMris, m redness, blush sanguis, sanguinis, m blood; race, descendant senex, senis, m old man tellks, tellkris, f the earth uxor, uxMris, f wife uxMrem ducere get married, take a wife vr, vris, n the season of string, the spring; youth v+lla, v+llae, f house, country house, estate decet, decre, decuit it is seemly (for one), it is becoming, it is proper ddecet, ddecre, ddecuit it is unseemly (for one), it is unsuitable libet, libre, libuit or libitum est it pleases, it is agreeable properM, properre, properv+, propertus hurry; hasten, accelerate portM, portre, portv+, porttus bring, carry, bear surgM, surgere, surrx+, surrctus raise, (a)rise, spring up tangM, tangere, tetig+, tctus touch ruber, rubra, rubrum red, ruddy senex, senis old, aged, advanced in years srus, sra, srum late semel (adv) one time, once bis (adv) two times, twice ter (adv) three times, thrice deinde (adv) then, next fortasse (adv) perhaps ksque (adv) all the way, right on, continuously; every moment nimis (indecl noun + gen) too much of nimis (adv) exceedingly, too much, to an excessive degree ergM therefore