sollemnis, -is, -e

ceremonial, solemn; usual,customary, traditional

taurus, tauri

bull

macto, mactare, mactavi,mactatus

to slay sacrificially, sacrifice

tranquillus, -a, -um

calm, tranquil

horresco, horrescere

to shake with fear,tremble, shudder

anguis, anguis, m./f.

snake, serpent

incumbo, incumbere, incubui

to bend towards, lean on;to lie down upon, to press upon,to press on (with an activity),exert oneself

pariter

together, side by side; equally;in the same manner, alike;at the same time, simultaneously

iuba, iubae

mane; crest, plume

pone

in the rear, behind

sinuo, sinuare

to bend, curve; to movein a curved course, wind

volumen, voluminis, n.

roll, coil

salum, sali

sea (in motion), swell,billow; open sea, deep

sufficio, sufficere, suffeci,suffectus

to supply, provide; to imbue,stain

sibilus, -a, -um

hissing

vibro, vibrare, vibravi

to move quickly back & forth;to dart out; to flicker

diffugio, diffugere, diffūgi

to run away in differentdirections, scatter

visus, visūs, m.

power of seeing, vision;gaze; a thing seen, a sight

exsanguis, -is, -e

bloodless; pale

serpens, serpentis, m.

snake, serpent

implico, implicare, implicavi/implicui,implicatus/implicitus

to fold; to enfold, wrap around

depascor, depasci, depastussum

To eat up, devour

spira, spirae

coil

medium, medii

middle, center

collum, colli

neck

squameus, -a, -um

covered with scales, scaly