Ancient Words Illustrated

Ancient Words Illustrated
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Delve into the meanings behind ancient Latin words with captivating visuals. Explore expressions encompassing concepts of sight, standing up, hair, and more. Uncover the richness of language through images that bring to life the essence of each term.

  • Latin language
  • Visual interpretation
  • Ancient words
  • Language exploration
  • Linguistic imagery

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  1. 1. Cyllenius, -i

  2. 1. Cyllenius, -i Mercury (born on Mt. Cyllene)

  3. 2. visus, -us

  4. 2. visus, -us sight

  5. 3. procul

  6. 3. procul far off

  7. 4. evanesco, -ere, evanui

  8. 4. evanesco, -ere, evanui to vanish

  9. 5. obmutesco, -escere, obmutui

  10. 5. obmutesco, -escere, obmutui to grow dumb, fall silent

  11. 6. arrigo, -ere, -rexi, -rectus

  12. 6. arrigo, -ere, -rexi, -rectus to stand up or on end

  13. 7. coma, ae

  14. 7. coma, ae hair

  15. 8. faux, -is f.

  16. 8. faux, -is f. throat, jaws

  17. 9. ambio, -ire, -ii, -itum

  18. 9. ambio, -ire, -ii, -itum to go around, conciliate

  19. 10. adfatus, -us

  20. 10. adfatus, -us address, speech

  21. 11. exordium, -i

  22. 11. exordium, -i beginning

  23. 12. sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptus

  24. 12. sumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptus to take up, employ

  25. 13. potior, potius

  26. 13. potior, potius preferable, better

  27. 14. alterno (1)

  28. 14. alterno (1) to change, alternate, waver

  29. 15. apto (1)

  30. 15. apto (1) to fit, equip, make ready

  31. 16. dissimulo (1)

  32. 16. dissimulo (1) to conceal, pretend about

  33. 17. mollis, e

  34. 17. mollis, e soft, yielding, mild

  35. 18. ocior, ocius

  36. 18. ocior, ocius swifter, very swift

  37. 19. facesso, -ere, -ivi, -itus

  38. 19. facesso, -ere, -ivi, -itus to do, make, fulfil

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