| A | B |
|---|
| adloquor, adloqui, adlocutus sum | to address, to accost |
| alo, alere, alui | to nourish, to cherish |
| Anna, -ae, f. | Sister of Dido |
| Aurora, -ae, f. | (goddess of) dawn |
| caecus-a-um | blind |
| carpo, -ere, -psi, -ptus | to pluck, to consume, |
| dimoveo, -ere, -ovi, -=otus | to divide, to remove |
| gravis, -e | heavy, serious, grievous |
| haereo, -ere, haesi, haesus | to stick (to) |
| hospes, hospitis, m. | guest, host, stranger |
| infigo, -ere, xi, -xus | to fasten to |
| insomnium, -i, n. | dream, vision in sleep |
| iamdudum | for some time |
| lampas, lampadis, f. | torch, lamp, light |
| lustro (1) | to wander, traverse, purify |
| male | badly, ill, scarcely, not |
| membrum, -i, n. | member, limb, body |
| Phoebeus--a--um | of Phoebus (Apollo) |
| placidus-a-um | calm, peaceful, quiet |
| polus, -i, m. | pole, sky, heaven |
| posterus-a-um | following, later, next |
| quies, quietis, m. | quiet, sleep, rest |
| recurso (1) | to run back, to recur |
| sanus-a-um | sane, sound, rational |
| saucius-a-um | wounded, hurt |
| soror, sororis, f. | sister |
| succedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessus | to approach (+ dat) |
| suspensus-a-um | suspended, agitated |
| terreo, -ere, -ui | to terrify, to frighten |
| umens, umentis | moist, dewy, wet |
| unanimus-a-um | one-minded, like-minded |
| vena, -ae, -f. | vein |
| verbum, -i, n. | word |
| virtus, virtutis, f. | manliness, virtue, valor |
| vulnus, vulneris, n. | wound, deadly blow |
| vultus, -us, m. | face, aspect |
| arguo, arguere, -ui, -utus | to prove, to make clear |
| caedes, caedis, f. | slaughter, murder, massacre |
| cano, canere, cecini, cantus | to sing of, to chant, to recount |
| credo, -ere, -didi, -ditus | to trust in (+dat) |
| culpa, -ae, f. | fault, blame, sin |
| decipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptus | to deceive |
| degener, degeris | degenerate, lowly, base |
| enim | for, indeed, truly |
| equidem | indeed, truly |
| exhaurio,-ire, -hausi, -haustus | to drain, exhaust, bear |
| fallo, -ere, fefelli, falsus | to deceive, to cheat |
| fateor, fateri, fassus | to confess, to agree |
| fides, -ei, f. | faith, trust(worthiness) |
| figo, figere, fixi, fixus | to fasten |
| fors(it)an | perhaps, maybe |
| fraternus-a-um | fraternal, a brother's |
| immotus-a-um | unmoved, immovable |
| inflecto, -ere, -flexi, -flexus | to bend, to turn |
| iacto (1) | to toss, to hurl, to fling |
| iugalis, -e | marital, nuptual |
| labo (1) | to totter, to waver |
| penates, -ium, m. pl | household gods |
| pertaedet, -ere, -taesum | it tires (+ acc) of (+gen) |
| post | after, behind (+acc); later |
| quam | how, than, as |
| postquam | after (that), when |
| sedeo, -ere, sedi, sessum | to sit, to settle |
| sensus, -us, m. | feeling, sense |
| socio (1) | to unite, to ally, to share |
| spargo, -ere, sparsi, -sus | to scatter, to sprinkled |
| succumbo, -ere, -cubui, cubitus | to yield to, to succumb to |
| Sychaeus, -i, m. | Dido's dead husband |
| taeda, -ae, f. | (bridal) torch |
| thalamus, -i, | bedchamber, wedlock |
| timor, timoris, m. | fear |
| vanus-a-um | vain, empty, groundless |
| vinc(u)lum, -i, n. | chain, bond, cable |
| fortis, -e, | brave, strong, stout |
| fors, fortis, f. | chance, luck |
| serpens, serpentis, c. | snake, serpent |
| superbus--a--um | arrogant, proud |
| cornus, -us, n. | horn (of a bow) |
| nervus, -i, m. | string |
| lascivus--a--um | naughty, mischievous |
| arma, armorum, n.pl. | weapons, arms |
| deceo, decere, decui | to be fitting, to suit |
| gestamen, gestaminis, n. | load, burden |
| umerus, -i, m. | shoulder |
| vulnus, vulneris, n. | wound |
| fera, -ae, f. | wild animal |
| pestifer--a--um | deadly (disease-bearing) |
| venter, ventris, m. | belly |
| premo, premere | to press on, push, cover |
| sterno, sternere, stravi | to strew, spread over, lay low |
| sagitta, ae, f. | arrow |
| tumidus--a--um | swollen |
| fax, facis, f. | torch |
| nescio quid | some sort of |
| contentus--a--um | content, satisfied |
| inrito, inritare, inritavi | to provoke, irritate |
| laus, laudis, f. | praise |
| adsero, adserere, adserui | to lay claim to |
| figo, figere, fixi, fixum | to pierce |
| arcus, -us, m. | bow |
| cunctus--a--um | all |
| elido, elidere, elisi, elisum | to expel, force out, drive forth |
| aer, aeris, m. | the air |
| penna, -ae, f. | feather, wing |
| promo, promere, prompsi, promptum | to bring forth, produce |
| pharetra, -ae, f. | quiver |
| fugo, fugare | to drive away, to make flee |
| cuspis, cuspidis, f. | spear, lance, tip |
| acutus--a--eum | sharp, pointed |
| obtusus--a--um | dull, blunt |
| traicio, traicere, traieci | to pierce, transfix |
| medulla, -ae, f. | marrow |
| amans, amantis, m. | the lover |
| latebra, -ae, f. | hiding place |
| exuviae, -arum, f. pl | animal hide, spoil |
| aemula, -ae, f. | (female) imitator |
| vitta, -ae, f. | headband |
| coerceo, coercere | to restrain, control |
| aversor, aversari | to turn away in disgust |
| petens, petentis, m. | a suitor |
| expers, expertis | lacking experience, naive about |
| nemus, nemoris, n. | sacred grove |
| avius--a--um | uncharted, remote (not "birdy") |
| lustro, -are, -avi | to wander, roam, traverse |
| conubium, -i, n. | marriage ceremony |
| gener, -i, m. | son-in-law |
| nata, -ae, f. | daughter (filia) |
| velut | like when |
| taeda, -ae, f. | pine torch |
| exosus--a--um | hating |
| iugalis, -e | nuptial |
| verecundus--a--um | modest |
| suffundo, suffundere, suffudi, suffusum | to overspread, color, blush |
| blandus--a--um | flattering, charming, seductive |
| cervix, cervicis, f. | neck |
| lacertus, -i, m. | the upper arm |
| genitor, genitoris, m. | father |
| obsequor, obsequi, obsectus | to comply, to humor, to gratify |
| decor, decoris, m. | beauty, good looks |
| votum, -i | vow, promise |
| repugno, -are | to fight against |
| fallo, fallere | to deceive |
| stipula, -ae, f. | field stubble |
| demo, demere, dempsi, demptum | to remove, take away |
| arista, ae, f. | the harvest |
| saepes, saepis, f. | a hedge |
| vel...vel | either...or |
| sub luce | at dawn |
| pectus, pectoris, n. | chest, heart |
| ardeo, ardere, arsi | to be on fire, to burn |
| uro, urere, ussi, ustum | to inflame with passion |
| sterilis, -e | futile, useless |
| nutrio, -ire, ivi | to encourage, nourish |
| collum, -i, n. | neck |
| pendeo, pendere, pependi | to hang |
| como, comere, compsi, comptum | to arrange, adorn |
| mico, micare | to shine, gleam |
| osculum, -i, n. | lips (dim. of os) |
| bracchium, -i, n. | arm |
| ocior (m/f), ocius (n) | swifter, faster |
| aura, -ae, f. | breeze |
| levis, levi | light |
| precor, precari, precatus | to pray (for), implore |
| insequor, insequi, insecutus | to pursue |
| agna, -ae, f. | a female lamb |
| cerva, -ae, f. | a deer |
| aquila, -ae, f. | an eagle |
| columba, -ae, f. | a dove |
| trepido, trepidare | to tremble, to quiver |
| sequor, sequi, secutus | to follow |
| pronus--a--um | headlong, prone |
| laedo, laedere, laesi, laesum | to harm, injure |
| crus, cruris, n. | shin |
| sentis, -is, m. | a briar, bramble |
| asper--a--um | harsh |
| propero (1) | to hasten |
| inhibeo (2) | to restrain, check |
| incola, -ae, m. | inhabitant |
| pastor, pastoris, m. | shepherd |
| armentum, -i, n. | herd |
| grex, gregis, m. | flock |
| horridus--a--um | rough, rude, unhip |
| temerarius--a--um | reckless, hasty |
| tellus, telluris, (f) | land, country |
| regia, -ae (f) | palace, court |
| pateo, -ere | to be revealed, exposed |
| concordo (1) | to harmonize/agree with |
| vacuus--a--um | empty |
| opifer--a--um | aid-bringing, helper |
| subicio, subicere, subieci, subiectum | to be put under the control of |
| ei | oh! |
| sanabilis, -e | curable |
| prosum, proesse (+dat) | to be helpful to |
| loquor, loqui, locutus sum | to say |
| cursus, -us, m. | a course, route |
| inperfectus--a--um | unfinished |
| nudo (1) | to make naked, lay bare |
| obvius--a--um | confronting, opposing |
| flamen, flaminis, n. | wind, breeze |
| retro (adv) | backwards |
| augeo, augere, auxi, auctum | to augment, increase |
| ultra (adv) | further |
| blanditia, ae, f. | charm, flattery |
| arvum, -i, n. | field |
| admissus--a--um | at full speed |
| passus, -us, m. | a pace, step |
| praeda, -ae, f. | prey |
| salus, salutis, f. | health, safety |
| vestigium, -i, n. | footprint, track, trace |
| inhaereo, -ere, -si, -sum | to stick on, attach to |
| stringo, stringere, strinxi, strictum | to graze lightly, unsheath |
| rostrum, -i, n. | beak, snout |
| extendo, -ere, -di, -tum | to stretch out, extend |
| ambiguum, -i, n. | uncertainty, doubt |
| an | whether or not |
| conprendo, -ere, di, -sum | to seize, grab |
| morsus, -us, m. | a bite |
| spes, -ei, f. | hope, expectation |
| tango, -ere, tetigi, tactum | to touch |
| adiuvo, -are, -iuvi, -iutum | to help |
| requies, requietis, f. | rest, relaxation |
| tergum, -i, n. | the back |
| inmineo, inminere | to press closely on, be almost upon |
| crines, crinis, m. | hair |
| spargo, -ere, sparsi, sparsum | to scatter |
| adflo (1) | to breath/blow onto |
| absumo, -ere, -sumpsi, sumptum | to use up, spend |
| expallesco, -ere, expalui | to turn pale |
| citus--a--um | speedy |
| ops, opis, f. | help |
| numen, numinis, n. | divine spirit |
| flumen, flumenis, n. | river |
| nimium | extremely, very much |
| muto (1) | to change |
| prex, precis, f. | prayer |
| torpor, torporis, m. | numbness, heaviness |
| artus, -us, m. | limb (of a tree or body) |
| praecordia, -orum, n. pl. | heart, chest |
| liber, libri, m. | inner bark |
| mollis, -e | soft |
| cingo, cingere, cinxi, cinctum | to encircle, bind |
| frons, frondis, f. | foliage |
| velox, velocis | swift, speedy |
| piger, pigra, pigrum | lazy, sluggish |
| radix, radicis, f. | root |
| tenuis, -e | thin, fine |
| haereo, -ere, haesi, haesum | to cling |
| pes, pedis, m. | foot |
| ramus, -i, m. | branch |
| arma, -orum , n. pl. | arms, weapons |
| vir, -i, m. | man |
| -que | and |
| a, ab | from, awayfrom, by |
| qui, quae, quod | who, which |
| primus--a--um | first, first of all |
| ora, -ae, f. | shore, coast |
| fatum | fate |
| venio, venire, veni | come |
| litus, litoris, n. | shore, beach |
| multus--a--um | much, many |
| ille/illa/illud | that, those; he, she, it |
| et | and, also |
| terra, -ae, f. | land, earth |
| altus--a--um | high, lofty; deep |
| vis (pl. vires) | force, violence; strength |
| bellum, -i, n. | war |
| dum | while; until |
| condo, condere, condidi | found, establish |
| urbs, urbis, f. | city |
| deus, -i, m. | god, deity |
| pater, patris, m. | father |
| atque | and, and also |
| moenia, -arum, n. pl. | walls, city walls |
| ego, mei, mihi, me | I, of me, to/for me, me |
| causa, -ae, f. | cause, reason |
| quis, quid | who?, what? |
| regina, -ae, f. | queen |
| tot | so many |
| volvo, volvere, volvi | turn, roll; decree |
| labor, laboris, m. | labor, toil; suffering |
| animus, -i, m. | mind, spirit |
| tantus--a--um | so great, so much |
| iacto, iactare | toss, toss about;speak, boast |
| ira, -ae, f. | anger, fury, hate |
| genus, generis, n. | race,family; birth |
| numen, -inis, n. | divinity, divine power |
| -ve | or |
| saevus | cruel, savage, fierce |
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