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CATULLUS, ARIADNE'S LAMENT, third 100 vocab words

Magister Cervus selected 100 vocab words from lines 122-175 of Catullus's Poem 64. Gender of neuter nouns is noted. Intended for 2005 Advanced Placement students.

AB
spesspei, hope
nitor, niti, nixus sumniti, nixus sum, ( + abl.), ( + abl.)rely on
Idaeus-a-umCretan; of Crete
gurges, gurgitiswhirlpool, water
pontussea
truculentus-a-umferocious
aequor,aequorisaequoris, n, sea-surface
respersus-a-umsprinkled (from respergere)
fraternus-a-uma brother's; fraternal
sequor, sequi, secutus sumto follow
consolor, consolarito console
memetme (intensified)
lentus-a-umbending
incurvo, -areto bend
remusoar
colo, colereto care for, cultivate
tectum, tecti (n)roof, house
pateo, patereto lie open
egressushaving departed (from egredior)
cingo, cingereto surround
ostendo, -areto show
languesco, languescereto grow weak, languish
secedo, secedereto withdraw, leave
iustus-a-umrightful
exposco, exposcereto demand
proditus-a-umbetrayed (from prodere)
multa,-ae, fa fine, payment
caelestis, caelestis, m/fcaelestis, m/fgod
postremus-a-umfinal
comprecor, -arito pray to
horahour
vindexavenger
anguinus-a-umsnaky
redimitus-a-umcrowned
capillushair
fronsforehead
exspirareto breath out
cogo, cogereto force
inops,inopisweak, helpless
amensamentis (adj), crazy
caecus-a-umblind
nascor, nascito give birth (to)
vanesco,vanescereto vanish
funesto,funestareto pollute with death
supplicium, supplicii (n)punishment
annuo,annuereto nod, approve
invictus-a-umunconquerable
rectorruler
motusmotion (4th decl)
tellus, telluris, fground
contremo,contremereto tremble
concutio,concutereto strike
micans, micantis (adj)sparkling
sidussideris (n) star
mundusworld
caligodarkness
consitus-a-umbeset (from consero)
oblitus-a-umforgetful (from obliviscor)
mandatummandati (n) order
sustollo, sustollereto raise up
sospes, sospitis (adj.)safe
viso, visereto see
portusport, harbor
classisfleet (abl. classi)
moenia, moenium (n. pl.)walls
concredoto trust
complexus(4th decl.) embrace
unicus-a-umone and only
finisend
senectaold age
fervidus-a-umhot-blooded, ardent
virtus, virtutiscourage
saturo, -areto satisfy
figurafigura
laetor, laetari,to rejoice
sino, sinereto allow
secundus-a-umfavorable, second
expromo, expromereto put forth
canitiesgray hair
infusus-a-umpoured on (from infundere)
pulvispulveris, dust
foedo,foedareto foul, befoul
infectus-a-umdarkened ( from inficere)
vagus-a-umwandering
linteum, lintei (n)sail
malus (macron over a)mast
carbasus, carbasi, fsail
ferrugorust
Hiberus-a-umSpanish, Iberian
concedo, concedereto grant
incolainhabitant
genus, generis (n)people, tribe
dextraright hand
conditus-a-umstored up (from condere)
vigeo, vigere (II conj.)vigere (II conj.) to flourish
aetasan age, an era
oblittero,oblitterareoblitterare, to cause to be forgotten
collishill
funestus-a-umfuneral, relating to death
antennayard (cross-beam on a mast)

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