1. semita, -ae. path 2. collis, -is hill 3. immineo, -ēre.

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1. semita, -ae

path

2. collis, -is

hill

3. immineo, -ēre

to hang over, menace

4. magalia, -ium n.pl.

huts, hovels

5. stratum, -i

pavement, bed

6. insto, -stare, -stiti

to urge on, press on +dat.

7. molior, -iri, -itus sum

to work, effect, make

8. sulcus, -i

furrow, trench

9. ius, iuris n.

law, justice, decree

10. effodio, -ere, fodi, fossus

to dig out

11. immanis, -is, -e

huge

12. decus, decoris n.

ornament, beauty, dignity

13. apis, apis

bee

14. aestas, aestatis

summer

15. fetus, -a, -um

offspring, brood, swarm

16. mel, mellis n.

honey

17. stipo (1)

to stuff, crowd, stow

18. distendo, -ere, -ndi, -ntus

to stretch, distend

19. onus, oneris n.

burden

20. pecus, pecoris n.

flock, herd, swarm

21. praesepe, -is n.

stall, hive

22. arceo, -ēre, arcui

to ward off, keep off, defend

23. fucus, -i

drone

24. redoleo, -ēre, -ui

to be fragrant, smell (of)

25. fastigium, -i

summit, top, height