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nēmō nēminis m./f.

Nēmō abest.

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no one

No one is absent.

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bene

Bene est.

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well

It is well. (idiomatically: “That’s good.”

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amor amōris m.

Amor corpus iuvenis dēvorāvit.

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love

Love devoured the body of the youth.

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color colōris m.

Neque vigor, neque color, neque fōrma mānsit.

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color

Neither vigor, nor color, nor form remained.

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corpus corporis n.

Sorōres Narcissī corpus iuvenis quem amāverant humāre parāvērunt.

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body

The sisters of Narcissus prepared to bury the body of the young man whom they had loved.

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Ēchō Ēchūs f.

Si “Ēchō, Ēchō,” clāmāveritis, Ēchō verba vestra resonābit.

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Echo

If you all shout “Echo, Echo,” Echo will resound your words.

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flōs flōris m.

Sed prō corpore sōlum mānsit flōs.

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flower

But in place of his body, only a flower remained.

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flūmen flūminis n.

Narcissus in rīpā flūminis iacuit.

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river

Narcissus laid down on the bank of the river.

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folium foliī n.

Flōs appellātus Narcissus albīs foliīs.

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leaf, petal

A flower called Narcissus for its white petals.

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fons fontis m.

i-stem, gen. pl. fontium

Lacrimīs aquās fontis turbāvit.

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fountain, pool, spring

He disturbed the waters of the fountain with his tears.

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imāgō imāginis f.

Imāgō iterum fugitāvit.

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image

The image fled again.

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iuvenis iuvenis m./f.

Narcissus cum cēterīs iuvenibus animālia fera sequitur.

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youth, young person

Narcissus follows the wild animals with the rest of the youths.

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mons montis m.

Vōs in montibus spēluncīsque errāvistis.

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mountain

i-stem, gen. pl. montium

You all wandered in the mountains and caves.

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Narcissus Narcissī m.

Nympha Ēchō Narcissum in silvā vīdit.

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Narcissus

The nymph Echo saw Narcissus in the woods.

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nox noctis f.

i-stem, gen. pl. noctium

Nox appropinquat et fōrmās obscūrās in silvā cēlat.

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night

Night approaches and hides dark forms in the woods.

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potestās potestātis f.

Narcissus autem potestātem amōris nōn fugitāvit.

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power

Narcissus, however, did not escape the power of love.

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pudor pudōris m.

In pudōre sē cēlat.

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shame

She hides herself in shame.

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rīpa rīpae f.

In rīpā flūminis iacuit.

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bank (of a river)

He laid down on the bank of the river

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soror sorōris f.

Sorōrēs Narcissī corpus iuvenis quem amāverant humāre parāvērunt.

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sister

The sisters of Narcissus prepared to bury the body of the youth whom they had loved.

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spēlunca spēluncae f.

In pudōre sē cēlat in silvīs, in montibus, in spēluncīs.

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cave

She hides herself in shame in the woods, in the mountains, in the caves.

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vigor vigōris m.

Vigor non mānsit.

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liveliness, force, vigor

Vigor did not remain.

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vōx vōcis f.

Ēchō adhūc et corpus et vōcem habēbat, sed vōx erat nova.

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voice

Echo still had both a body and a voice, but her voice was new.

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dēsistō dēsistere dēstitī dēstitum

“Dēsiste,” clāmat Narcissus.

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to desist, to stop, to leave off

“Stop,” shouts Narcissus.

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dēvorō (1)

Amor corpus iuvenis dēvorāvit.

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to consume, to devour

Love devoured the body of the youth.

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humō (1) ## Footnote Sorōrēs Narcissī corpus iuvenis **humāre** parāvērunt.
to bury ## Footnote The sisters of Narcissus prepared to **bury** the body of the youth.
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inquit ## Footnote "In silvīs," **inquit** fēmina "errabis."
he/she/it says/said ## Footnote The woman **says** "you will wander in the woods."
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noceō nocēre nocuī nocitum + dat. ## Footnote Ēchō Iūnōnī dolō **nocuerat**.
to harm ## Footnote Echo had done **harm** to Juno by means of a trick.
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pervideō pervidēre pervīdī pervīsum ## Footnote Dēnique Narcissus **pervīdit** sē imāginem esse.
to see through, discern, realize ## Footnote Finally Narcissus **realized** that he was the image.
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possum posse potuī ## Footnote Ēchō verba aliōrum reportāre **potest**, sed sua verba nōn habet.
to be able ## Footnote Echo **is able** to repeat the words of others, but she does not have her own words.
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putō (1) ## Footnote Narcissus **putābat** sē fōrmōsissimum esse.
to think ## Footnote Narcissus was **thinking** that he was the most beautiful.
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reportō (1) ## Footnote Ēchō verba aliōrum **reportāre** potest, sed sua verba nōn habet.
to carry back, to report, to repeat ## Footnote Echo can **repeat** the words of others, but she does not have her own words.
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tangō tangere tetigī tactum ## Footnote Cum Narcissus imāginem **tangere** temptāvit, imāgō fugitāvit.
to touch ## Footnote When Narcissus tried to **touch** the image, the image fled.
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turbō (1) ## Footnote Narcissus lacrimīs aquās fontis **turbāvit**.
to stir, to disturb ## Footnote Narcissus **disturbed** the waters of the fountain with his tears.
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albus a um ## Footnote Flōs appellātus Narcissus **albīs** foliīs.
white ## Footnote A flower called Narcissus for its **white** petals.
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alius alia aliud ## Footnote Verba **aliōrum** reportāre potest.
other, another ## Footnote She is able to repeat the words of **others**.
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obscūrus a um ## Footnote Nox appropinquat et fōrmās **obscūrās** in silvā cēlat.
dark ## Footnote Night approaches and hides **dark** forms in the forest.
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vester vestra vestrum ## Footnote Ēchō verba **vestra** resonābit.
your (pl.) ## Footnote Echo will repeat **your** words.
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adhūc ## Footnote Ēchō **adhūc** et corpus et vōcem habēbat.
until now, up to this point, still ## Footnote Echo **still** had both a body and a voice.
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antequam ## Footnote Moriar **antequam** tibi mē dederō.
before, sooner than ## Footnote I will die **before** I will have given myself to you.
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forte ## Footnote Narcissus **forte** sōlus errat, et Ēchō iuvenem sēcrētō sequitur.
by chance ## Footnote **By chance**, Narcissus wanders alone, and Echo follows the youth in secret.
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praeter + acc. ## Footnote Narcissus nēminem **praeter** sē amābat.
except ## Footnote Narcissus was loving no one **except** himself.
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prō + abl. ## Footnote Sed **prō** corpore sōlum mānsit flōs. **Prō** templō Iūlius manet.
in place of, before, for, in front of ## Footnote But **in place of** his body, only a flower remained. Julius remains **in front of** the temple.
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quamquam ## Footnote **Quamquam** multae iuvenem amāverant, tamen Narcissus nēminem praeter sē amābat.
although ## Footnote **Although** many had loved the youth, nevertheless Narcissus was loving no one except himself.
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quem ## Footnote Sorōrēs corpus iuvenis **quem** amāverant humāre parāvērunt.
whom ## Footnote The sisters prepared to bury the body of the youth **whom** they had loved.
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-- suī sibi sē sē ## Footnote Ōlim in undīs fluminis **sē**, iuvenem fōrmōsissimum, vīdit, et imāginem **suī** amāvit.
himself, herself, itself, themselves ## Footnote Once, he saw **himself**, the most beautiful youth, in the waves, and loved the image of **himself**.
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tamen ## Footnote Quamquam multae iuvenem amāverant, **tamen** Narcissus nēminem praeter sē amābat.
nevertheless ## Footnote Although many had loved the youth, **nevertheless** Narcissus was loving no one except himself.
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vōs ## Footnote **Vōs** in montibus spēluncīsque errāveritis.
you (nom. pl. & acc. pl.) ## Footnote **You** will have wandered in the mountains and the caves.
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hic haec hoc ## Footnote Etiam hodiē **haec** vōx manet.
this, these ## Footnote Even today **this** voice remains.
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sequitur ## Footnote Narcissus animālia fera in silvīs et montibus **sequitur**.
he/she/it follows ## Footnote Narcissus **follows** wild animals in the woods and the mountains.
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sēcrētō ## Footnote Ēchō iuvenem **sēcrētō** sequitur.
in secret ## Footnote Echo follows the youth **in secret**.
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no one ## Footnote **No one** is absent.
nēmō nēminis m./f. ## Footnote **Nēmō** abest.
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well ## Footnote It is **well**. (*idiomatically:* "That's **good**."
bene ## Footnote **Bene** est.
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love ## Footnote **Love** devoured the body of the youth.
amor amōris m. ## Footnote **Amor** corpus iuvenis dēvorāvit.
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color ## Footnote Neither vigor, nor **color**, nor form remained.
color colōris m. ## Footnote Neque vigor, neque **color**, neque fōrma mānsit.
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body ## Footnote The sisters of Narcissus prepared to bury the **body** of the young man whom they had loved.
corpus corporis n. ## Footnote Sorōres Narcissī **corpus** iuvenis quem amāverant humāre parāvērunt.
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Echo ## Footnote If you all shout "**Echo, Echo**," Echo will resound your words.
Ēchō Ēchūs f. ## Footnote Si "**Ēchō, Ēchō**," clāmāveritis, Ēchō verba vestra resonābit.
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flower ## Footnote But in place of his body, only a **flower** remained.
flōs flōris m. ## Footnote Sed prō corpore sōlum mānsit **flōs**.
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river ## Footnote Narcissus laid down on the bank of the **river**.
flūmen flūminis n. ## Footnote Narcissus in rīpā **flūminis** iacuit.
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leaf, petal ## Footnote A flower called Narcissus for its white **petals**.
folium foliī n. ## Footnote Flōs appellātus Narcissus albīs **foliīs**.
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fountain, pool, spring ## Footnote He disturbed the waters of the **fountain** with his tears.
fons fontis m. | i-stem, gen. pl. *fontium* ## Footnote Lacrimīs aquās **fontis** turbāvit.
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image ## Footnote The **image** fled again.
imāgō imāginis f. ## Footnote **Imāgō** iterum fugitāvit.
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youth, young person ## Footnote Narcissus follows the wild animals with the rest of the **youths**.
iuvenis iuvenis m./f. ## Footnote Narcissus cum cēterīs **iuvenibus** animālia fera sequitur.
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mountain | i-stem, gen. pl. *montium* ## Footnote You all wandered in the **mountains** and caves.
mons montis m. ## Footnote Vōs in **montibus** spēluncīsque errāvistis.
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Narcissus ## Footnote The nymph Echo saw **Narcissus** in the woods.
Narcissus Narcissī m. ## Footnote Nympha Ēchō **Narcissum** in silvā vīdit.
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night ## Footnote **Night** approaches and hides dark forms in the woods.
nox noctis f. | i-stem, gen. pl. *noctium* ## Footnote **Nox** appropinquat et fōrmās obscūrās in silvā cēlat.
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power ## Footnote Narcissus, however, did not escape the **power** of love.
potestās potestātis f. ## Footnote Narcissus autem **potestātem** amōris nōn fugitāvit.
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shame ## Footnote She hides herself in **shame**.
pudor pudōris m. ## Footnote In **pudōre** sē cēlat.
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bank (of a river) ## Footnote He laid down on the **bank** of the river
rīpa rīpae f. ## Footnote In **rīpā** flūminis iacuit.
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sister ## Footnote The **sisters** of Narcissus prepared to bury the body of the youth whom they had loved.
soror sorōris f. ## Footnote **Sorōrēs** Narcissī corpus iuvenis quem amāverant humāre parāvērunt.
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cave ## Footnote She hides herself in shame in the woods, in the mountains, in the **caves**.
spēlunca spēluncae f. ## Footnote In pudōre sē cēlat in silvīs, in montibus, in **spēluncīs**.
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liveliness, force, vigor ## Footnote **Vigor** did not remain.
vigor vigōris m. ## Footnote **Vigor** non mānsit.
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voice ## Footnote Echo still had both a body and a **voice**, but her **voice** was new.
vōx vōcis f. ## Footnote Ēchō adhūc et corpus et **vōcem** habēbat, sed **vōx** erat nova.
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to desist, to stop, to leave off ## Footnote "**Stop**," shouts Narcissus.
dēsistō dēsistere dēstitī dēstitum ## Footnote "**Dēsiste**," clāmat Narcissus.
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to consume, to devour ## Footnote Love **devoured** the body of the youth.
dēvorō (1) ## Footnote Amor corpus iuvenis **dēvorāvit**.
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to bury ## Footnote The sisters of Narcissus prepared to **bury** the body of the youth.
humō (1) ## Footnote Sorōrēs Narcissī corpus iuvenis **humāre** parāvērunt.
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he/she/it says/said ## Footnote The woman **says** "you will wander in the woods."
inquit ## Footnote "In silvīs," **inquit** fēmina "errabis."
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to harm ## Footnote Echo had done **harm** to Juno by means of a trick.
noceō nocēre nocuī nocitum + dat. ## Footnote Ēchō Iūnōnī dolō **nocuerat**.
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to see through, discern, realize ## Footnote Finally Narcissus **realized** that he was the image.
pervideō pervidēre pervīdī pervīsum ## Footnote Dēnique Narcissus **pervīdit** sē imāginem esse.
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to be able ## Footnote Echo **is able** to repeat the words of others, but she does not have her own words.
possum posse potuī ## Footnote Ēchō verba aliōrum reportāre **potest**, sed sua verba nōn habet.
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to think ## Footnote Narcissus was **thinking** that he was the most beautiful.
putō (1) ## Footnote Narcissus **putābat** sē fōrmōsissimum esse.
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to carry back, to report, to repeat ## Footnote Echo can **repeat** the words of others, but she does not have her own words.
reportō (1) ## Footnote Ēchō verba aliōrum **reportāre** potest, sed sua verba nōn habet.
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to touch ## Footnote When Narcissus tried to **touch** the image, the image fled.
tangō tangere tetigī tactum ## Footnote Cum Narcissus imāginem **tangere** temptāvit, imāgō fugitāvit.
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to stir, to disturb ## Footnote Narcissus **disturbed** the waters of the fountain with his tears.
turbō (1) ## Footnote Narcissus lacrimīs aquās fontis **turbāvit**.
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white ## Footnote A flower called Narcissus for its **white** petals.
albus a um ## Footnote Flōs appellātus Narcissus **albīs** foliīs.
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other, another ## Footnote She is able to repeat the words of **others**.
alius alia aliud ## Footnote Verba **aliōrum** reportāre potest.
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dark ## Footnote Night approaches and hides **dark** forms in the forest.
obscūrus a um ## Footnote Nox appropinquat et fōrmās **obscūrās** in silvā cēlat.
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your (pl.) ## Footnote Echo will repeat **your** words.
vester vestra vestrum ## Footnote Ēchō verba **vestra** resonābit.
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until now, up to this point, still ## Footnote Echo **still** had both a body and a voice.
adhūc ## Footnote Ēchō **adhūc** et corpus et vōcem habēbat.
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before, sooner than ## Footnote I will die **before** I will have given myself to you.
antequam ## Footnote Moriar **antequam** tibi mē dederō.
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by chance ## Footnote **By chance**, Narcissus wanders alone, and Echo follows the youth in secret.
forte ## Footnote Narcissus **forte** sōlus errat, et Ēchō iuvenem sēcrētō sequitur.
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except ## Footnote Narcissus was loving no one **except** himself.
praeter + acc. ## Footnote Narcissus nēminem **praeter** sē amābat.
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in place of, before, for, in front of ## Footnote But **in place of** his body, only a flower remained. Julius remains **in front of** the temple.
prō + abl. ## Footnote Sed **prō** corpore sōlum mānsit flōs. **Prō** templō Iūlius manet.
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although ## Footnote **Although** many had loved the youth, nevertheless Narcissus was loving no one except himself.
quamquam ## Footnote **Quamquam** multae iuvenem amāverant, tamen Narcissus nēminem praeter sē amābat.
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whom ## Footnote The sisters prepared to bury the body of the youth **whom** they had loved.
quem ## Footnote Sorōrēs corpus iuvenis **quem** amāverant humāre parāvērunt.
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himself, herself, itself, themselves ## Footnote Once, he saw **himself**, the most beautiful youth, in the waves, and loved the image of **himself**.
-- suī sibi sē sē ## Footnote Ōlim in undīs fluminis **sē**, iuvenem fōrmōsissimum, vīdit, et imāginem **suī** amāvit.
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nevertheless ## Footnote Although many had loved the youth, **nevertheless** Narcissus was loving no one except himself.
tamen ## Footnote Quamquam multae iuvenem amāverant, **tamen** Narcissus nēminem praeter sē amābat.
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you (nom. pl. & acc. pl.) ## Footnote **You** will have wandered in the mountains and the caves.
vōs ## Footnote **Vōs** in montibus spēluncīsque errāveritis.
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this, these ## Footnote Even today **this** voice remains.
hic haec hoc ## Footnote Etiam hodiē **haec** vōx manet.
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he/she/it follows ## Footnote Narcissus **follows** wild animals in the woods and the mountains.
sequitur ## Footnote Narcissus animālia fera in silvīs et montibus **sequitur**.
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in secret ## Footnote Echo follows the youth **in secret**.
sēcrētō ## Footnote Ēchō iuvenem **sēcrētō** sequitur.

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