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`3` Human Being, Man in General

IV viii 76Nec Deus, nec homo Neither god nor man

`31` man in a general biological sense

`31A` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa)

`31A(+71)` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ one person)

I v 40Unus vir, nullus vir One man, no man

`31A(+89)` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ nude human being)

`31A(+9112)` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ inviting)

I ii 90Ad consilium ne accesseris antequam voceris Come not to counsel before you are called

`31A(+912)` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ laughing, joy)

I iii 13In sinu gaudere To rejoice in one's own bosom

`31A(+9223)` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ attacking somebody)

I i 82Cornutam bestiam petis You attack a horned beast

`31A(+9232)` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ refusing somebody or something)

I v 35Nuces relinquere To leave the nuts behind

`31A(+934)` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)

`31A(+9341)` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ reaching, handing, giving)

`31A(+9411):95A(PATROCLUS)` the (nude) human figure; 'Corpo humano' (Ripa) (+ grieving, mourning, lamenting, bewailing)❧the Greek heroic legends (PATROCLUS): heroes (PATROCLUS)

III v 53Patrocli occasio The opportunity of Patroclus

`31A21(+0)` (human) skeleton (+ variant)

IV iii 56Os inest orationi The speech has bones

`31A211(+813)` (human) skull (+ old male (human being))

II viii 67Viri senis astaphis calvaria An old man's skull is as dry as raisins

`31A2111` jaw (human)

`31A2111:31A4153` jaw (human)❧crutches

II vi 15Viro seni maxilla baculus To the old man his jaws are a crutch

`31A2112` teeth

`31A2112(+933)` teeth (+ holding something)

I iv 22Mordicus tenere To hold fast with one's teeth

`31A21122:52A51` back teeth, molars❧Wisdom; 'Sapienza', 'Sapienza humana', 'Sapienza vera' (Ripa)

II ii 59Genuino mordere To gnaw with one's cheek tooth

`31A2144` phalanges of the fingers

IV i 82Ρὑποκόνδυλος Dirty knuckles

`31A216` bones in general (human body)

V i 62Medullitus, oculitus From one's very bones, as dear as one's eyes

`31A22` parts of the human body (skeleton excepted)

`31A221` head (human)

`31A221(+1)` head (human) (+ front view)

I ii 19Frons occipitio prior Forehead before occiput

`31A221(+2)` head (human) (+ back view)

`31A221(+2):31A2212` head (human) (+ back view)❧eyes

III iii 41In occipitio oculos gerit He has eyes in the back of his head

`31A221(+64)` head (human) (+ downward)

IV ix 39Nutu atque renutu By a nod or shake of the head

`31A221(+65)` head (human) (+ sideways)

IV ix 39Nutu atque renutu By a nod or shake of the head

`31A2211` face

`31A22111(BROW)` parts of the face (BROW)

IV x 69Vera fronte With honest brow

`31A22111(CHEEKS)` parts of the face (CHEEKS)

II viii 99Tinctura Sardonica Sardinian dye

`31A22111(CHIN)` parts of the face (CHIN)

IV viii 30Inter manum et mentum Between the hand and the chin

`31A22111(LIPS)` parts of the face: lips

`31A22111(NOSE)` parts of the face: nose

`31A2211:57A61` face❧Honesty; 'Honestà' (Ripa)

III ix 36Ex habitu bonum virum prae se fert Appearance tells you if a man is good

`31A2212` eyes

`31A2212(+32)` eyes (+ right side visible; right - (r. hand, r. foot, etc.))

II iv 37Oculus dexter mihi salit My right eye twitches

`31A2212:45C15(ARROW)` eyes❧archer's weapons: arrow

III iv 69Mulieris oculus A woman's eye

`31A2212:49D11(1)` eyes❧numerals (1)

III iv 96Inter caecos regnat strabus Among the blind the cross-eyed man is king

`31A2213` ears

`31A2213(+63)` ears (+ upward)

III ii 56Auribus arrectis With ears pricked up

`31A2213(+64)` ears (+ downward)

IV vi 99Demissis auriculus With ears lowered

`31A2213(+935):52A5` ears (+ receiving something)❧Knowledge; 'Cognitione', 'Cognitione delle cose' (Ripa)

II vi 56Ad deorum aures pervenit It came to the ears of the gods

`31A2214` mouth

`31A22141` tongue

`31A22151` brains

I vi 60Jovis et regis cerebrum Jove's brain and the king's

`31A22151:54BB6` brains❧Worthlessness

II ix 46Extritum ingenium A worn-out brain

`31A22153` mouth and throat cavity

I vii 19Argentanginam patitur He has the silver-quinsy

`31A2216`

IV ix 50Obtorto collo With one's neck in a noose, by the throat

`31A222` chest, bust

`31A2221` heart

`31A2221(+63)` heart (+ upward)

IV vi 68Recto pectore With an upright heart

`31A22210` heart symbolism

`31A22210(+0)` heart symbolism (+ variant)

IV ix 44Ex sinu illius His bosom friend

`31A22210(+9)` heart symbolism (+ expressive connotations)

I vii 45Cornea fibra Heart-strings of horn

`31A2222` lungs, bronchia

III v 46De pulmone revellere To pluck from the lung

`31A22221` breathing, respiration

IV vi 46In idem conspirare To breathe in harmony for the same thing

`31A22221:31A332` breathing, respiration❧disagreeable, repellent smell

IV ix 40Ne bestiae quidem ferre possent Not even wild beasts could stand it

`31A22232` breasts giving milk

I vii 54Cum lacte nutricis With our mother's milk

`31A2225` back

`31A2226` torso

I iv 96Medius teneris You are gripped by the middle

`31A223` abdomen, belly (human being)

II viii 78Ventres Idle bellies

`31A2231` external aspects ~ abdomen

II viii 84Venter auribus caret The belly has no ears

`31A22311(+0)` navel (+ variant)

I ii 32Ad umbilicum ducere To bring to the scroll's end

`31A22322` gall bladder

`31A22323(+0)` spleen (+ variant)

III v 7Habet et musca splenem Even a fly has a spleen

`31A2233` stomach

`31A2234` intestines

II iv 22Periculosum est canem intestina gustasse It is risky for a dog to taste guts

`31A2234:25D13(BRONZE)` intestines❧minerals and metals (BRONZE)

IV vi 59Chalcenterus With guts of bronze

`31A2235:21A` bladder❧air (one of the four elements)

III iv 32Utrem mergis vento plenum You are trying to sink a bladder full of air

`31A2236` sexual organs (human)

II vii 6Nescit capitis et inguinis discrimen He does not know the difference between head and groin

`31A2236121` image of phallus, 'phallos'

III iii 63Phallus deo A phallus for the god

`31A22362(CLITORIS)`

III ii 18Κλειτοριάζειν To touch the clitoris

`31A223621` womb, uterus

V i 57Ut ex bulga matris As from our mother's bag

`31A22371` anus

I x 90Podex lotionem vincit The arse beats all efforts to wash it

`31A22371(+813)` anus (+ old male (human being))

II vii 73Ne unquam viri senis Never ... of an old man

`31A2237:31A4441` buttocks, 'partes posteriores'❧excessive hairiness

II i 43Ne in Melampygum incidas Mind you don't fall in with Blackbottom

`31A224(+933):25F25(ELEPHANT)` arms (+ holding something)❧trunked animals: elephant

II v 56Citius elephantum sub ala celes Sooner hide an elephant under your arm

`31A2241(+0)` upper arm (+ variant)

II ii 79Quae sub alis fiunt Underarm actions

`31A2242(+63)` elbow (+ upward)

II viii 24Maschalam tollere To lift the elbow

`31A2243` lower arm

`31A2245` hand

`31A2245(+62)` hand (+ backward)

I iii 19Manum de tabula Hands off the picture

`31A2245(+933)` hand (+ holding something)

`31A2245(+933):25D12` hand (+ holding something)❧kinds of non-precious stone

II vi 33Iovem lapidem iurare To swear by Jupiter the stone

`31A2245:51II2` hand❧Emptiness, Void

IV iv 40Immunem venire To come empty-handed

`31A2246` fingers

`31A2246(+934)` fingers (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)

I ix 94Extremis digitis attingere To touch with the fingertips

`31A22463(+63)` middle finger, second finger (+ upward)

III iii 87Εσκιμαλίχθαι To be a target for the finger

`31A22463(+9212)` middle finger, second finger (+ challenging)

III iii 87Εσκιμαλίχθαι To be a target for the finger

`31A22463(+929):57BB21` middle finger, second finger (+ other connotations)❧Contempt

`31A22465` little finger

IV iv 78Uno digitulo With one little finger

`31A22465(+9212)` little finger (+ challenging)

III vi 45Minimo provocare To challenge with the little finger

`31A2247` nails (fingers)

`31A2247:25D26` nails (fingers)❧mud (soil type)

IV i 82Ρὑποκόνδυλος Dirty knuckles

`31A2252` knee

I iii 90Genu sura propius The knee is closer than the calf

`31A2252:51F51` knee❧Newness

IV iv 21Dum virent genua While our knees are fresh

`31A2253` lower leg

I iii 90Genu sura propius The knee is closer than the calf

`31A2255` foot

`31A2255(+31):41A2415` foot (+ left side visible; left - (l. hand, l. foot, etc.))❧jug and basin; wash-basin

III i 62Dextrum pedum in calceo, sinistrum in pelvi Right foot in a sandal, left foot in a basin

`31A2255(+32):41D2332` foot (+ right side visible; right - (r. hand, r. foot, etc.))❧shoes, sandals

III i 62Dextrum pedum in calceo, sinistrum in pelvi Right foot in a sandal, left foot in a basin

`31A2255(+61)` foot (+ forward)

III i 34Omni pede standum One must put one's best foot forward

`31A2255(+934):31A2255` foot (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)❧foot

IV v 39Pedem conferre To put foot to foot

`31A22551` heel

I ii 37A capite usque ad calcem From head to heel

`31A22552` foot-print, track

`31A22552(+0)` foot-print, track (+ variant)

IV ix 51Canes venatici Hunting dogs

`31A2255:41D2332:51B3` foot❧shoes, sandals❧Parity, Equality

II v 46Ne supra pedem calceus Let not the shoe be too big for the foot

`31A2255:47H14` foot❧wool (material ~ textile and clothing industry)

I x 82Dii laneos habent pedes The gods have feet of wool

`31A2255:49D11(8)` foot❧numerals: 8

I ix 31Octopedes Eight-feet

`31A2256(+934)` toes (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)

IV ix 59Summo pede Dip the toes

`31A2256(+936)` toes (+ stretching oneself)

IV ix 59Summo pede Dip the toes

`31A226` other anatomical details

IV ii 24Herniosus usque ad gulam Circumcised up to the neck

`31A22611` blood

`31A2262` skin (human)

`31A22621` hair

`31A22625` birthmark, mole

V ii 45E nevo cognoscere To know by his birth-mark

`31A2262:22C4(WHITE)` skin (human)❧colours, pigments, and paints: white

III vi 29Nulla candidorum virorum utilitas White-skinned men are no use

`31A2263(+0)` muscles (+ variant)

IV iii 56Os inest orationi The speech has bones

`31A2264` tendons, sinews

I iv 16Omnibus nervis With every sinew

`31A231` standing figure

III iii 56Aliud stans, aliud sedens One thing on his feet and another sitting down

`31A232` leaning figure

`31A233(+911)` kneeling figure (+ saluting, showing reverence)

III vi 8Provolvitur ad milvios He kneels to the kites

`31A2331(+911)` kneeling on both knees (+ saluting, showing reverence)

IV iv 35Climacides Little stairs

`31A235` sitting figure

III iii 56Aliud stans, aliud sedens One thing on his feet and another sitting down

`31A2351` sitting on the ground

III iv 99In tergore bovis desedit Seated on the ox's hide

`31A2352` sitting on an elevation

I vii 2Duabus sedere sellis To sit on two stools

`31A239(+89)` other postures of the human figure, not meant or mentioned above (+ nude human being)

III i 11Duodecim artium Up to a dozen tricks

`31A239(+918)` other postures of the human figure, not meant or mentioned above (+ caressing, courting, making love)

III i 11Duodecim artium Up to a dozen tricks

`31A244(+941)` head bent forward; bowing (+ being sad, suffering, sorrowing)

IV ii 79Βατακάρας Droopy head

`31A25(+934):12B6` postures and gestures of arms and hands (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)❧places and objects of worship ~ non-Christian religions

III ix 45A sacris abstinendae manus Do not lay hands on sacred things

`31A251(+933)` postures and gestures of arms and hands in general (+ holding something)

II ii 41Puer glaciem The Child and the Ice

`31A251(+934)` postures and gestures of arms and hands in general (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)

II ii 44Ubi quis dolet, ibidem et manum habet Where the sore is, there is the hand

`31A251(+934):41D2121` postures and gestures of arms and hands in general (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)❧coat

V ii 23Lacinia tenere Hold by the hem

`31A2511` arm raised upward

I ix 79Dare manus To put one's hand up

`31A2511(+911)` arm raised upward (+ saluting, showing reverence)

II ix 54Obviis ulnis With open arms

`31A2512(+916)` arm stretched forward (+ helping)

IV ix 8Porrigere manus Extend a helping hand

`31A2512(+9322)` arm stretched forward (+ commanding)

II vii 99Ad digit crepitum At the snap of a finger

`31A2512(+93231)` arm stretched forward (+ begging)

II vii 46Atticus moriens porrigit manum An Athenian holds his hand out on his deathbed

`31A2512(+933)` arm stretched forward (+ holding something)

IV vi 94Accepta candela With candle in hand

`31A2512(+934)` arm stretched forward (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)

`31A2512(+934):54B121` arm stretched forward (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)❧'Occasio', 'Kairos'; 'Occasione' (Ripa)

`31A2512(+939):31A350` arm stretched forward (+ other neutral connotations)❧'Tatto' (Ripa)

III vii 59Palpari in tenebris Groping in the dark

`31A2513(+911)` arm stretched sidewards (+ saluting, showing reverence)

II ix 54Obviis ulnis With open arms

`31A2515(+9):33C4` arm held downwards (+ expressive connotations)❧coitus, cohabiting, sexual intercourse

III v 85Siphniassare To give a Siphnian wave

`31A25161:31A25513` arm or hand held in front of the chest❧hand made into a fist

II x 32In sinu manum habere To have one's hand in one's bosom

`31A25165` arms folded over the abdomen

II i 23Compressis manibus With folded hands

`31A25191` hand in the pocket

II x 31Manum habere sub pallio To have one's hand in one's pocket

`31A25222` rubbing, wringing one's hands

`31A2524` counting off arguments, calculating on fingers

IV v 86Metiri digitis To count up on one's fingers

`31A253` postures and gestures of arms and hands in relation to the head

IV viii 30Inter manum et mentum Between the hand and the chin

`31A2533:31A22111(BROW)` hand towards the forehead❧parts of the face (BROW)

V i 27Ferire frontem Beat one's brow

`31A2534(+929):57A5` hand(s) towards the eye(s) (+ other connotations)❧Decency, Shyness, Bashfulness

II i 70Pudor in oculis Shame is in the eyes

`31A25344(+))`

IV ix 14Lacryma nihil citius arescit Nothing dries faster than a tear

`31A2535` hand(s) towards the nose

II iv 8Cubito emungere To wipe one's nose on one's forearm

`31A25372(+0)` scratching one's ear (+ variant)

`31A254(+916)` postures and gestures of arm(s) and hand(s) in relation to another person (+ helping)

I vii 98Senes mutuum fricant Old men rub another

`31A2541` gripping someone by the arm

`31A2543(+92)` gripping someone by the hand or the wrist; clasped hands (+ relations with aggressive, hostile character (expressive connotations))

III v 5Stulto ne permittas digitum Don't let a fool have your finger

`31A25432:49D36` leading someone by the hand or wrist❧circle (~ planimetry, geometry)

IV vii 52Κύκλω περίελκειν To drag round in circles

`31A2544(+91)` gripping someone by the head (+ relations with friendly, non-aggressive character (expressive connotations))

III i 37Demulcere caput To stroke a man's head

`31A25441` gripping someone by the hair

IV x 39Capere crines Seize the locks

`31A25441(+92)` gripping someone by the hair (+ relations with aggressive, hostile character (expressive connotations))

IV ix 84Capillis trahere Seize by the hair

`31A25441:31A534` gripping someone by the hair❧beard

II iv 69Barbam vellere To pull by the beard

`31A25443(+9223)` gripping someone by the throat (+ attacking somebody)

II v 10Plumbeo jugulare gladio To cut a man's throat with a leaden sword

`31A2549` gripping someone by other parts of the body

`31A2549(+918)` gripping someone by other parts of the body (+ caressing, courting, making love)

III ii 18Κλειτοριάζειν To touch the clitoris

`31A2549:31A46321` gripping someone by other parts of the body❧scar, cicatrix

IV i 57Quae dolent, ea molestum est contingere It is unkind to touch on things that give pain

`31A255` postures and gestures of hand and fingers

I iii 21Manum non veterim. Digitum non porrexerim I would not turn a hand. I would not raise a finger

`31A25513(+9223)` hand made into a fist (+ attacking somebody)

II vi 5Si vinum postulet pugnos illi dato If he asks for wine, give him your fists

`31A25513(+933)` hand made into a fist (+ holding something)

IV vii 84Pugno tenere To hold in one's fist

`31A2552(+66)` postures and gestures of the palm of the hand (+ circular)

I iii 21Manum non veterim. Digitum non porrexerim I would not turn a hand. I would not raise a finger

`31A25531` thumb turned up

I viii 46Premere pollicem. Convertere pollicem Thumbs down. Thumbs up

`31A25532` thumb turned down

I viii 46Premere pollicem. Convertere pollicem Thumbs down. Thumbs up

`31A2554(+933)` postures and gestures of thumb and other fingers (+ holding something)

IV ix 73Duobus digitis primoribus With the tips of two fingers

`31A25543` snapping one's fingers

`31A25543(+32)` snapping one's fingers (+ right side visible; right - (r. hand, r. foot, etc.))

IV vii 17Ne crepitu quidem digiti dignum Worth not even the snap of a finger

`31A25551(+94):54FF2` index finger upwards (+ relations with sad character (expressive connotations))❧Defeat

III iv 14Tolle digitum Raise your finger

`31A25552(+91)` index finger forwards, pointing, indicating (+ relations with friendly, non-aggressive character (expressive connotations))

I x 43Monstrari digito To be pointed out

`31A25552(+939)` index finger forwards, pointing, indicating (+ other neutral connotations)

IV x 84Digitum quae proferat Nowhere to put a finger out

`31A25562(+9):46C13142(+7333)` index finger and middle finger raised, spread out; V-sign (+ expressive connotations)❧ass, donkey (+ ears of an animal)

IV i 78Postica sanna A face behind your back

`31A2611` both legs straight

II i 40Ne genu quidem flexo Without even bending a knee

`31A26112` standing or leaning with both legs straight, side by side, standing on tiptoe

IV v 18Erecti To one's full height

`31A26112(+0)` standing or leaning with both legs straight, side by side, standing on tiptoe (+ variant)

II ii 16Summis unguibus ingredi To walk on tiptoe

`31A26112(+61)` standing or leaning with both legs straight, side by side, standing on tiptoe (+ forward)

IV iii 66Summis ingredi pedibus To walk on tiptoe

`31A27(+923)` movements of the human body (+ defending oneself)

II ii 87Corpore effugere To dodge with the body

`31A271` forward movement of the human body

II iii 38In orbem circumiens Making a round tour

`31A2711` walking

`31A2711(+62)` walking (+ backward)

IV ii 82In pedes retrocedit He's going back on his tracks

`31A27111` pacing, striding

II ii 67Sybaritae per plateas Sybarites in the streets

`31A27112` running

`31A27112(+62)` running (+ backward)

I ix 32Satius est recurrere quam currere male Better run backwards than runn all awry

`31A27112:52B112` running❧?

I ix 32Satius est recurrere quam currere male Better run backwards than runn all awry

`31A2711:25H21` walking❧water course

V ii 9Omissis fontibus consectari rivulos Ignore the fountain-head and follow along the stream

`31A2711:41B1` walking❧open fire (in general)

III x 94Per ignem incedis You are stepping into fire

`31A2711:51L3` walking❧Direction, Orientation

I x 68Quocunque pedes ferent Wherever your feet take you

`31A2711:61E(MEGARA)` walking❧names of cities and villages (MEGARA)

IV vi 56Vel Megaram usque To go even to Megara

`31A2712` crawling, going on all fours

II x 88Humi serpere To crawl on the ground

`31A2715` rolling

I v 33Aliena iacis You are making a bad throw

`31A2717` walking on the hands

I x 12Non est cura Hippoclidi Hippocleides doesn't care

`31A2719` backward movement

IV i 98Imitabor Nepam I shall imitate the crab

`31A2721` jumping up

IV ix 81Saliares dapes Banquets fit for Salian priests

`31A2724:31E2382` jumping down❧suicide out of despair

III ii 63A quinque scopulis desilire in fluctus To leap from five rocks into the waves

`31A2726` trampling, treading, stamping on someone or something

IV x 50Vestigium ponere To tread on

`31A2731` falling

`31A2731(+0)` falling (+ variant)

III i 59Terra mihi prius dehiscat Sooner may the earth open beneath me

`31A2731(+61):25H115` falling (+ forward)❧pit, hole

III iii 89Cucurrit quispiam ne pluvia madesceret, et in foveam praefocatus est To avoid getting wet a man ran through the rain,/Fell into a pit, and was ne'er seen again

`31A2731:43C211` falling❧running, race

V ii 41Cadere in cursu Fall in the race

`31A2732` slipping

I v 1Multa cadunt inter calicem supremaque labra There's many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip

`31A27321` stumbling

`31A2733(+66)` being carried (+ circular)

IV i 9Versatilis Artemon An Artemon, going the rounds

`31A27331` being supported

V ii 50Oculus ferre et similia Carry in one's eyes, etc.

`31A2734` being dragged

`31A2735` being thrown

`31A2735(+61)` being thrown (+ forward)

III iii 83In caput praecipitari To be pitched head foremost

`31A2741` throwing something

`31A27411` releasing something

II iii 12Arietem emittit He sends out a ram

`31A27412` throwing down something

I ix 81Hastam abjicere To throw away one's spear

`31A27412(+0)` throwing down something (+ variant)

IV iv 67Abjiciendum procul It must be cast far away

`31A27412(+91)` throwing down something (+ relations with friendly, non-aggressive character (expressive connotations))

III i 10Drachmae grando A hail of drachmas

`31A2741:46C14111` throwing something❧yoke

III vii 78Iactare iugum To shake the yoke

`31A2742` reaching for something

III v 35Ad calcem pervenire To reach the chalk mark

`31A2742(+933):25D12` reaching for something (+ holding something)❧kinds of non-precious stone

IV v 17Tetigit lapidem a cane morsum He has touched a stone that a dog has bitten

`31A2743` hitting at something

`31A2743(+9223)` hitting at something (+ attacking somebody)

III vi 6Caedimus inque vicem praebemus crura sagittis Now we strike, and now expose our shins to arrows

`31A2743:25H1124` hitting at something❧boulder, stone

II v 72Verberare lapidem To belabour a stone

`31A2743:47I15(PLOUGH)` hitting at something❧agricultural implements: plough

IV iii 65Inflige plagam ab aratro Land a plough punch

`31A2744` kicking something

I iii 46Contra stimulum calces You are kicking against the goad

`31A2744:25H1124` kicking something❧boulder, stone

IV viii 66De lapidi volam Give the rock a kick

`31A2745` grasping something

`31A2745:22E1:41C2511` grasping something❧heat❧spit ~ cooking

II vi 87Calidam veruti partem The hot end of the spit

`31A2746` breaking something

`31A2747` drawing, pulling something

`31A2747:24B` drawing, pulling something❧moon as celestial body

`31A2747:31A534` drawing, pulling something❧beard

II iv 69Barbam vellere To pull by the beard

`31A2747:41C4:41B1` drawing, pulling something❧(family) meal❧open fire (in general)

IV i 51E flamma cibum petere Snatching a dinner out of the fire

`31A2747:46C14111` drawing, pulling something❧yoke

IV iv 79Muli Mariani Marian mules

`31A2747:47D8(ROPE)` drawing, pulling something❧tools, aids, implements ~ crafts and industries: rope

III iii 77Filum contentionis tunc erat This, then, was the thread of the dispute

`31A2748` pushing something

`31A2748(+64)` pushing something (+ downward)

III iv 32Utrem mergis vento plenum You are trying to sink a bladder full of air

`31A27481` turning something, (causing) circular movement

`31A2748:25G22(RADISH):31A22371` pushing something❧(non-fruit) products of plants or trees: radish❧anus

IV i 10Placiadae Placiadae

`31A274:47I17(STRAW)` movement ~ objects❧agricultural products and by-products: straw

III iii 74Ne move festucam Stir not a twig

`31A2752` stretching (movement of the human body)

IV v 18Erecti To one's full height

`31A2755(+934):41A325` moving the legs (+ reaching for somebody or something, seizing something, touching)❧threshold

III iii 21Ipsum ostii limen tetigisti You have touched the very treshold of the door

`31A2762` flying

`31A2764` falling through the air

`31A2773` swimming (movement in water)

`31A2774` floating (movement in water)

III vi 26Tanquam suber Like cork

`31A2775` diving (movement in water)

`31A2776` sinking (movement in water)

I vi 34Alio relinquente fluctu alius excepit One wave left me and another caught me up