| A | B |
|---|
| inimicus, a, um, | hostile, unfriendly |
| mulceo, ere, isi | calm, soothe |
| Tyrrhenus, a, um | Tyrrhenian, of Etruria, district of NW Italy |
| bis | twice |
| conubium, [i]i | marriage, wedlock |
| Deiopea, ae | a nymph |
| dico [1] | consecrate, dedicate |
| disiicio, ere, ieci, iectus | scatter, disperse |
| diversus, a, um | scattered, diverse |
| exigo, ere, egi, actus | complete, pass |
| forma, ae | beauty, shape, form |
| Ilium, [i]i | Ilium, Troy |
| incutio, ere, cussi, cussus | strike + dat. |
| jungo, ere, junxi, junctus | join, yoke, unite |
| meritum, i | dessert, merit |
| mympha, ae | nymph |
| obruo, ere, ui, utus | overshelm, crush |
| penates, ium | household gods |
| pontus, i | sea |
| porto [1] | carry, bear, bring |
| praestans, antis | surpassing, excellent |
| pro | before, for + abl. |
| proles, is [f] | offspring, progeny |
| proprius, a, um | one's own, permanent |
| pulcher, chra, chrum | beautiful, handsome, illustrious |
| septem | seven |
| stabilis, a | firm, lasting, stable |
| summergo, ere, rsi, rsus | sink |
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