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Aeneid: First Marking Period Vocab Review

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suscipereto catch from below
foliumleaf
CeresCeres
expedireto untie, unwrap
fruxfruit
conscendereto ascend
AntheusAntheus, friend of Aeneas
PhrygiusTrojan
CapysCapys, friend of Aeneas
cervusstag, deer
armentumherd
vallesvalley
pascereto feed, pasture
constareto stand together
arcusbow
sagittaarrows
rabiesferocity
penitusfar, deeply
sonareto echo
accedereto approach
maestusgloomy
forsanperhaps
iuvareto help
quietusrestful, peaceful
illicthere
speshope
Dardanius, a, umDardanian; metonymy: Trojan
testudo, testudinis (f)vaulted roof
residereto be seated
lex, legis (f)law, statute
iustus, a, umfair, just
Sergestus, Anthea, CloanthumTrojan warriors
avehereto depart
obstipescereto be astounded
avidus, a, umeager, ardent
dissimulareto remain concealed; conceal their feelings
iugum, i (n)yoke; ridge, cliff
chorus, i (m)woodland nymphs (of Diana)
glomero (1)to mass together
superemineo (2)to tower over
tacitus, a, umsilent, quiet
lustrareto look around, see, wonder at
singuli, - ae, -aevery (single); individual
artifex, artificis (m)artisan, craftsman
Atrides, -ae (m)son/descendant of Atreus
Priamus, iPriam
saevus, a, umsavage, vicious
amboboth
aequus, -a, -umfair, just
crinis, crinis (m)lock of hair
Ilias, Iliadis (f)Trojan Woman
passus, -a, -umstreaming, flowing, disordered
tundere (tunsus)to strike, to beat
fixus, -a, -umunwavering, fixed
pectus, pectoris (n)chest
rerumof space
quinwhy not?
fatigareto harass, assail
origo, originis (f)birth, starting point
astrum, i (n)star; heaven
spolium, i (n)spoils, booty
votum, i (n)prayer
Vesta, ae (f)Vesta, goddess of the hearth
Quirinus, i (m)Quirinus (god identified with Mars and the deified Romulus)
ius, iuris (n)justice, privilege
dirus, a, umdreadful
ferrum, i (n)sword; armed might, power
artus, a, umtightly fastened
impius, a, umimmoral, impious
vincio, vincire, vinxi, vinctusto fasten (with bonds) to tie (up)
aenus, a, um(made of) bronze, brazen
nodus, i (m)knot; difficulty
horridus, a, umgrim, dreadful
cruentus, a, umbloody, bleading
ZephyrusWest WInd
dehincthen
for, fari, fatus sumto speak
fiduciaconfidence in
praestareto excel, surpass
fugaflight
pelagussea, ocean
sors, sortislot, destiny
aulapalace
dictumword
tumidusswollen
placoto placate
colligereto collect
adnitorlean on, exert oneself
levareto lighten
saevireto rage, be violent
vulguscommon people
fax, facistorch
volareto fly
ministrareto manage
silereto be silent
arrectuserect
aurisear
astareto stand still
genitorcreator, father
flectereto bend, curve
lorumleather strap
secundusmoving
cursusrunning
contendereto fight
portusharbor, port
armaweapons
oraborder, shore
litus, litoris (n)shore, beach
iactareto throw, cast
superusabove, higher, upper; gods
memor, memorismemory
Iuno, IunonisJuno
patior, pati, passus sumto endure
condereto found, establish
AlbanusAlban
memorareto remind
numen, numinisdivine will
laedereto injure
volvereto undergo
insignisremarkable, notable
pietas, pietatisdevotion
impellereto strike
caelestiscelestial, heavenly; gods
vox, vocis (f)word
namquecertainly
mulcEreto calm
fluctus, Us (m)waters, wave
inimicus, a, umunfriendly, harmful
Ilium, i (n)Troy (metonymy)
Penates, Penatium (m, pl.)Gods
obruereto sink
puppis, puppis (f)boat
diversus, a, umdifferent
cavus, a, umporous
cuspis, cuspidis (f)spear, lance
latus, lateris (n)side, flank
agmen, agminis (n)line of troops, herd of horses
incubareto swoop down on
imus, a, umdeepest, innermost
Eurussoutheast wind
Notussout wind
creber, bra, brum+ abl: full of
procella, ae (f)squall
insequito assault
stridor, stridoris (m)shrieking
intonareto thunder
polus, i (m)heaven, sky
aether, aetheris (m)sky, heaven


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