strido, stridere, stridi

strido, stridere, stridi

to creak, squeak, grate;to whistle, shriek, howl

adversus, -a, -um

opposite, in/from the oppositedirection, facing, opposing, in front of

remus, remi

oar

prora, prorae

Prow;synechdoche = ship

cumulus, cumuli

heap, pile, mound; mass (of water), wave

praeruptus, -a, -um

broken off, precipitous, sheer

dehisco, dehiscere

to split open, gape

harena, harenae

sand

aestus, aestūs, m.

heat, hot weather; stormy sea,surge, swell

saxum, saxi

rock, boulder, stone

lateo, latēre, latui

to hide, lie hidden, be concealed; to escape the notice of

torqueo, torquēre, torsi, tortus

to twist tightly;to turn, roll; to hurl

dorsum, dorsi

back; ridge, reef

immanis, -is, -e

savage, brutal; frightful; of enormous size, huge

inlido, inlidere, lnlisi, inlisus

to injure by crushing;to dash (on/into)

vadum, vadi

shallow, shoal; bottom (of the sea)

agger,aggeris, m.

mound, heap, pile; earthwork,rampart; bank (of a river)

cingo, cingere, cinxi,cinctus

to surround, encircle;to gird up one’s dress (for action),to gird, equip

fidus, -a, -um

faithful, loyal, devoted; trustworthy, reliable

vertex, verticis, m.

whirlpool, eddy; whirlwind; crown of the head; summit,peak, top

excutio, excutere, excussi,excussus

to shake off/out, knock off/out;to throw out, expel

ibidem

in that very place, in the same place

voro, vorare, voravi, voratus

rarus, -a, -um

no, nare, navi

to swim

gurges, guritis, m.

eddy, whirlpool; stream, flood

tabula, tabulae

flat piece of wood, board, plank

gaza, gazae

treasure

validus, -a, -um

powerful, strong, robust;tough, sturdy

grandaevus, -a, -um

of great old age, aged

hiems, hiemis, f.

winter, wintry weather;rough weather, storm

compages, compagis, f.

binding, bond, tie; joint, seam

imber, imbris, m.

rain

fatisco, fatiscere

to split open, crack, gape