THE METAMORPHOSES OF PUBLIUS OVIDIUS NASO

JUNCTURA.
LANA.
Juncture, BE, f. (jungo), a joining, an unit down, a Joss; a stain, fpct, blemish, de
ing; a joint, seam, suture.
fect, deformity, dishonor, disgrace.
Junctus, a, um, part, from jungo, joined, Labo, are, avi, atum, n. to totter, shake,
united, connected.
give way, become loose, sink; to waver,
lungo, ere, nxi, ctum, a. (fryvpi), to join, hesitate.
unite, add, connect.
Labor, i, lapsus, dep. to move imperceptibly;
Juno, onis, f. the goddess Juno, the "Hpa of to glide down, slip down: to fall, sink, go
the Greeks, daughter of Saturn and to ruin, pass away: flumina labcntin,
Rhea, and sister and wife of Jupiter. slowly f owing streams.
Jununius, a, um, adj. (Juno), relating to Labor, oris, anciently labos, m. labor, toil,
Juno, Junonian.
fatigue; work, workmanship; actioily, in
JupTter, Juvis, m. (ZriJf, narijp), son of Sa dustry; distress, trouble.
turn, .brother of Neptune and Pluto, Laboro, are, avi, atum, n. and a. (labor), to
husband of Juno, and king of the gods; labor, toil, endeavor for; to be in want,
also, the air or the sky (Jupiter implying trouble, difficulty, labor under, suffer, be
the tftlur—Juno, the aer).
crushed.
Jurgium, ii, n. (jurgo, to quarrel), a dis Labros, i, m. (Aajffpoj)i Greedy, Glutton,
pute, strife, contention: jurgia nectere, to name of a dog.
quarrel.
Lac, tis, n. (Gr. yoXn, ynXaimis), milk; juice
Juro, arc, avi, n. and a. to swear, make of herbs: a milk-white color.
oath; to conspire: swear by, bind one's Lacur, a, um, adj. torn, mangled, maimed,
self by oath.
lacerated; also, tearing, lacerating.
Jus, juris, n. (as if jurs, fr.juro), that which Lacero, are, avi, atum, a. to tear in pieces,
is conformable to law, right, law, legal rend, mangle, lacerate.
justice; that which is just, reasonable, Laccrtus, i, m. the upper part of the arm,
lawful: a court of justice; power, autho from shoulder to elbow; the arm.
rity; privilege; obligation.
Laohne, es, f. Doixny, Shag, name of a dog.
Jussum, i, n., properly neuter of jussus, a, Lacon, onis, m. (XifrttJ, to sound), Sounder,
um, part, t. of,' of jubeo, " a thing " ordered, " " a Barker, name of a dog: also, Spartan.
command.
Laconis, idis, f. adj. Spartan, Laconian.
Jussus, a, um, part, of jubeo, ere, ordered, LBcryma, ffi, f. a tear.
directed, commanded, approved. Lacrymabilis, is, e, (lacrymo), sad, la
JustTtia, ae, f. (Justus), justice, equity, im mentable, mournful, woful.
partiality, mildness, clemency. Lacrjmans, amis, part, of lacrymo, weep
Justins, ailv. comp. of adv. juste, justly, ing, shedding tears, lamenting.
rightfully, impartially.
Lactens, entis, part, of lacteo, ere, sucking
Justus, a, um, adj. (jus), just; lawful, true; milk, hanging at the breast, sucking.
due, proper, becoming, suitable. Lacteus, a, um, adj. (lac), of mill, milky,
Juveiica, 83, f. properly fern, of the follow full of milk: via 1. the Mitiy Way, the
ing, j. scil. puella, a young girl; j . scil. Galaxy.
vacca, a young cow.
Lacns, Ss, m. (Xu«rof, a ditch), a lake:
Juvencus, a, um adj. (for juvenicus, fr. jti- poetically, any body of voter.
veniy), young, used as a subs. j. scil. Ladun, is, m. a river of Peloponnesus,
homo, a young man; j scil. bos, a young flowing through Arcadia: also, one of
buttock, &c. &c.
Actagon's dogs.
Juyumlis, is, e, adj. (juvcnis), youthful, La?do, ere, si, sum, a. to strike, dash; to
juvenile, young.
injure, harm, offend, to break, violate.
Juvenis, is, m. and f. (juvo), young, youth Lci'hi]*, apis, m. tempest, whirlwind, name
ful: subs, a young man; one who hap ol a dog.
reached the years that fit for military Lffitus, a, um, adj. glad, joyful, cheerful;
service.
cheering, gladdening.
Juvcnlns, iitis, f. (juvenis), yoi-th, youthful Lffiva. 83, (scilicet manus), f. the lift liand;
age, about from twenty to forty years; the left side.
also youth, young people.
Lffivis,' or Levis, is, e, adj. (Xtios, smooth),
Jiivcntas, fitis, f. (juvenis), youth, the pe smooth, not roush, polished; sleek, beard
riod of youth: the goddess Juventas, less, bald; tendir, beautiful, soft, delicate.
alias lleoe.
Lffivus, a, um, adj. (Gr. Xa!(if), left, on the
Jiivo, arc, juvi, jutum, a. to help, aid, bene left side: foolish, infatuated; improper,
fit; please, delight.
inconvenient.
Lambo, ere, bi, bttnm, a. ((o lick, lap with
L.
the tongue; touch lightly, softly caress,
glide to, ginlly wash.
LabEfacio. ere, cci, actum, a. (fr. labo and Lampas, adis, f. (Xu/irras), a torch; light,
fccio), to make to totter, to loosen, to splendor, brightness: fig. tlie sun, the
shale.
day, the moun, &c.
Labefactus, a, um, part, of labefio, pass, of Lamputie, es, f. (Xu/iirw), pr. n. the shining
lalwfacio, loosrnrd, shaken, made to totter. one; Ijampelie, daughter of Phoebus.
iabes, is, f. (labor, to fall), a full, a sinking Lana, 83, f. (Xijvof, Dorice, Xmo,), wool: soft
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LAN CEA.
LIBANDUS.
hair of animals, doom, duwny feathers; Lea, re, f. (leo), o lionets.
down of leaves, fruits, plants.
Leaena, ae, f. (Xraim), a lioness.
Lancea, 83, i'. a lance, javelin, epear, dart. Lenrehus, i, m. (Atapxoj), Learchus, son ol
Langmdus, a, um, adj. (langueo),/aint, lan Athamas and to.
guid, languish ing, feeble, weak; sluggish, Lectus, i. m. (XkrpoK), a bed, couch, sofa.
dull; flowing gently; effeminate. Lugo, Ere, egi, ctum, a. (Xtyw, to lay, lay
Laniatus, a, um, part, of lanior, torn in together), to lay in order, arrange; hence,
pieces, mangled, lacerated.
to gather, collect, cull, pick itp; hence, to
Laniger, a, um, adj. (lana and gero), wool- pick out, choose: also, to father up, wind
bearing, woolly, fleecy.
up,Jurl; to pick up, steal; to pass or run
Lfinio, are, avi, alum, a. to rend, tear or over or by; with the feet, to walk on, tread
cut in pieces, rend asunder, mangle. in; with ships, to sail over, sail close to;
Lapidosus, H, nm, adj. (lapis), abounding in with the eyes, to read, peruse.
f tones, stony, rocky; hard as stone. Lemnicula, as, m. and f. (Lemnos and colo),
Lapis, idis, m. (Xaaj), a stojte; ns opposed one that inhabits Lemnos: also, a name
to saxuin, a soft, small stone.
of Vulcan.
Lapsus, a, um, part, irom \»bor,fallen, &c. Leiueus, a, um, (fr. Aijymot, wh. fr. AIJKUJ, a
Lapsus, iis, m. a sliding, slipping, falling; wine-press), Lena-ail, belonging to Bac
a fault, error, oversight; a running,flow chus.
ing.
Lemo, iri, ivi and li, itum, a. (lenis), to
Laqueus, i, m. a noose, a halter, a trap, soften, allay, mitigate, assuage, appease,
treachery.
pacify, soothe.
Largus, a, um, adj. abundant, plentiful, Lenis, is, e, adj. soft, smooth; gentle, mild,
large, much, rich, liberal.
easy, balmy, indulgent.
LarissfEus, a, um, adj. Larissman, of or Limns, adv. comp. oi leniter, or lene, soft
belonging to Larissa, a city of Thessaly. ly, smoothly, gently. Sup. lenissime.
Lascive, adv. (lascivus), wantonly, sportive Lente, adv. (leiitus), slowly, tardily; inani
ly, lasciviously.
mately, calmly, patiently, carelessly.
Lascivus, a, um, adj. wanton, petulant, Lentus, a, um, adj. tough, pliant, flexible;
sportive, frolicksome.
tenacious, clammy; slow, tardy, sluggish;
Lassatus, a, turn, part, of lasso, wearied, calm, cool.
fatigued.
Leo, onis, m. (Gr. XKJK), a lion.
Lasso, are, avi, atum, a. to weary, to fa Lepus, oris, n. a hare.
tigue.
Lerna, 33, and Lerne, es, f. (Atpij), a marsh
Lassus, a, um, adj. weary, tired, fatigued, in Argolis, the abode of the Hydra.
worn out, spent.
Lesbos, or Lesbus, i, f. (Aar/Soj), Lesbos, an
Latcbra, 83, i. (lateo), a lurking-place, den, island in the JEgean sea, near Mysia,
covert, rccezs: nlso, a cloak, covering, now Metelin.
disguise, subterfuge.
Lcthalis, is, e, adj. (lethum, or letum,
Lateo, ere, ui, n. and a. (\aSea, Xai>6ai>co), to death), deadly, mortal, fatal, bringing or
lurk, to lie hid, be concealed: be concealed causing death.
from, unknown to; to dwell in retirement.. Lethatus, a, um, part. fr. lethor, pass, of
Latex, icis, m. water, spring water, run lEtho, are, avi, to put to death, to slay,
ning water; sometimes wine; other kill.
lii] 11 id.
Lethum, or LEtum, i, n. (Xi50ij, oblivion, or
Latlnus, a, um, adj. Latin, belonging to obs. vb. leo, fr. wli. deleo), death: ruin,
Latium.
destruction.
LatTto, fire, avi, are, n. freq. of lateo, to lie Leucon, onis, m. (Xtiwcif), White, one of Ac
hid, to lurk, to be concealed.
tion's dogs.
Lathis, a, um, adj. Latin, Latian, belong Leucothoe, es, f. See Ino.
ing to Latium.
Levior, us, comp. of levis, lighter, $c.
Latius, adv. comp. of late, more widely, Levis, is, e, adj. smooth, sleek, polished;
more diffusely.
beardless, bald; tender.
Latonius, a, um, adj. of or pertaining to Levis, is, e, adj. light, of little weight; light
Latona.
of motion, nimble; slight, trifling, insig
Latratus, us, m. (latro), a barking, a baying. nificant; gentle; inconstant, worthless.
Latns, eris, n. the side, the flank.
L~vTtas, tatis, f. (ICvis), lightness as to
Latus, a, um, part, usea as from fero, weight; lightness of motion, agility;
borne, carried, fyc.
freedom or faculty of motion; lightness
Latus, a, um, adj. (irXanif), broad, wide; of mind, frivolity, frlsleners, levity: also,
epacious.
insignificance, vanity, fliallotvnesa.
Laudo, are, avi, atum, a. (laus), to praise, Levo, are, avi, a. (levis), to mile light,
commend, applaud, extol.
lighten, alleviate, ease, beguile; to raise-
Laurea, 83, f. a laurel-wreath, laurel. up, lift up, ilevate.
Laurus, i and us, f. a laurel-tree, laurel. Lex, Cgis, f. (lego, t o choose), proposal for a
This tree was peculiarly sacred to Apollo. law, a bill; a law, an ordinance, statute;
Laus, dis, f. praise, commendation, good re a rule, precept, cation.
port, honor, fame, renown: also merit. Libandus, a, ura, part. fut. pops, of libo,
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