| A | B |
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| Aeneadēs, Aeneadae | companions of Aeneas, Trojans |
| cursus, -ūs (m) | running, rushing; journey, course; at a run, quickly |
| contendō, contedere, contendī, contentus | to draw tight, stretch; to exert, strive; hasten; to compete, contend |
| vertuntur | are turned; turn themselves, turn |
| sēcessus, -ūs (m) | withdrawal, seclusion; secluded place |
| portus, -ūs (m) | harbor, port |
| efficiō, efficere, effēcī, effectus | to construct, make; to make naturally, form |
| obiectus, -ūs (m) | interposition; barrier |
| sinus, -ūs (m) | fold, clothes; chest, breast, bosom; embrace; innermost part, heart; curve, bend; bay, gulf |
| Hinc atque hinc | on both sides |
| rūpēs, rūpis (f) | steep rocky cliff, crag |
| minor, -ārī, -ātus sum | to threaten, menace |
| tūtus, -a, -um | protected, secure, safe; free of danger, without risk |
| tum | in addition/besides, further on |
| scaena, -ae (f) | background, scenery, stage |
| coruscus, -a, -um | trembling, quivering; flashing, gleaming; glistening |
| dēsuper | from above, up above |
| horreō, horrēre, horruī | to stand up, bristle, be rigid; to be unsightly, dreadful, gloomy, to shudder, shiver, be fearful |
| nemus, nemoris (n) | woodland, forest; thicket; sacred grove |
| immineō, imminēre | to rise up, project, overhang, overlook, be overhead |
| intus | within, inside |
| dulcis, -is, -e | sweet; not salty, fresh; delightful, dear |
| sedīle, sedīlis (n) | seat, bench, chair |
| fessus, -a, -um | tired, weary, exhausted |
| uncus, -a, -um | curved at the end, hooked |
| alligō (1) | to tie, bind, fasten |
| ancora, -ae (f) | anchor |
| morsus, -ūs (m) | biting, bite; grip, hook |
| subeō, subīre, subiī, subitus | to go/move underneath; to support, carry, lift; to move/rise up; to come up to, approach; to come next, follow |
| tābeō, tābēre | to waste away, rot; decay; to melt, drip |
| artus, -ūs (m) | joint; arm, leg, limb |
| silex, silicus (m) | hard rock, stone, flint |
| scintilla, -ae (f) | spark |
| excūdō, excūdere, excūdī, excūsus | to hammer out, forge, fashion; to cause to be emitted by striking, strike out |
| suscipiō, suscipere, suscēpī, susceptus | to catch from below, save; to support, hold up; to take up, have |
| folium, -ī (n) | leaf |
| āridus, -a, -um | devoid of moisture, dry |
| nūtrīmentum, -ī (n) | nourishment, sustenance |
| fōmes, fōmitis (m) | wood chips, kindling |
| expediō (4) | to untie, unwrap; to make ready, prepare; to be prepared, ready, make one’s way |
| frūx, frūgis (f) | produce, fruit; grain |
| torreō, torrēre, torruī, tostus | to heat, dry out |
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