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Aeneid IV.136 - 449

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praesentio-ireperceive first, suspect
bacchor-ari-atusrush wildly, rave
Cithaeron-onisGreek mountain near Thebes
defero-ferre-tuli-latuscarry down, report
excipio-erereceive, catch, understand, reply
impius-a-umwicked, accursed, disloyal
inops-opisneedy, destitute, bereft (of)
motus-usmovement, emotion
nocturnus-a-umof the night, nocturnal
stimulo (1)spur, goad, prick, incite
Thyias-adisBacchante, a woman devotee of the worship of Bacchus
trietericus-a-umtriennial
alienus-a-umalien, foreign
dissimulo (1)conceal, pretend otherwise
exuo-erebare, doff, discard
hibernus-a-umwintry, of the winter
hymenaeus-imarriage (song), god of marriage, Hymen
ignotus-a-umunknown, strange
infensus-a-umhostile, bitter
molior-iri-itusprepare, attempt, do
Nomas-adistribe of North Africa
propero (1)hasten
propteron account of, near
quandosince, when, if ever, because
undosus-a-umbillowy, wavy
destruo-eredestroy
exstinguo-ereblot out, destroy, ruin
ludo-ereplay, sport, mock
moribundus-a-umdying, about to die
omninocompletely
saltemat least, at any rate
suboles-isoffspsring, progeny, child
nego (1)deny, refuse, say no
abscondo-erehide
a(d)spectus-ussight, appearance
Ausonius-a-umAusonian, Italian
auspicium-iasupices, authority
capesso-ere(try to) seize, reach
compono-ereput together, settle, calm
fingo-erefashion, pretend, form, mold
foedus-eristreaty, agreement
furtim-istealth, theft, trick
Gryneus-a-umof Grynium, a town in Asia Minor with an oracle of Apollo
Phoenissa-aePhoenician woman, Dido
piget-ereit displeases
praetendo-erehlod before, use as a screen
promereor-erideserve, render service, merit
recidivus-a-umrevived, renewed
reliquiae-arumrements, relics, leavings
spiritus-usbreath, spirit, life, soul
spons, spontiswish, will, desire
taeda-aebridal torch, pine (faggot)
desino-erecease, desist
exterus-a-umoutside, foreign
fraudo-eredefraud, deprive, cheat
Hesperia-aeWestland, Italy
igneus-a-umfiery, flaming
interpres-etisinterpreter, agent
iamdudumlong since, for a long time
manifestus-a-umclear, manifest
operio-irecover, hide
pererro (1)wander over, survey
profor-arispeak (out), say
querela-aecomplaint, lament
quotienshow often, as often as
spons, spontiswish, will, desire
testor-aricall to witness, swear by, testify
turbidus-a-umtroubled, agitated
umens-entismoist, dewy, damp
auctor-orisauthor, founder, sponsor
cautes-isrock, cliff, crag
dissimulo (1)pretend otherwise, conceal
flecto-erebend, move
fletus-usweeping, tears
ingemo-eregroan, roar, lament
reservo (1)reserve, keep back, save
uber-erisudder, breast, fertility
antefero, anteferreset before, prefer
aequus-a-umequal, propitious, just
augur-urisaugur, prophet
egens-entisneedy, in want, destitute
nusquamnowhere
abrumpo-erebreak off
conlabor-i,conlapsuscollapse, faint
cunctor-arihestitate, delay
famula-aemaid servant
improbus-a-umwicked, cruel, dishonest
interpres-etisinterpreter, agent
refello-erecontradict, refute
scilicetof course, forsooth, doubtless
seduco-erewithdraw, separate
sollicito (1)agitate, disquiet, disturb
suppliciumpunishment, torture
acervus-iheap, pile
angustus-a-umnarrow, strait
callis-ispath, track
convecto-ereconvey, carry along
deduco-erelead down, launch
doleo-eregrieve, suffer, resent
far, farrisspelt, a kind of grain
formica-aeant
frondens-entisleafy, fronded
frumentum-igrain, corn
gemo-eregroan, lament, roar
grandis-elarge, great, tall, huge
incumbo-ererecline upon, urge on (work)
infabricatus-a-umunfashioned, rough
labefacio-ereshake, stagger
lenio-iresoothe, calm
migro (1)migrate, depart
nato (1)swim
obnitor ipush against, strive
populo (1)devastate, plunder, ravage
robur-orisoak, strength
solor-aricomfort, console
stratum-ibed, couch; pavement
studium-ieagerness, desire, zeal
trudo-erepush, shove
unguo-ereanount, smear
ferveo-ereboil, be busy
inexpertus-a-umuntried
semita-aepath
summito-erelower, submitb
arcanus-isecret, hidden
carbasus-ilinen; sail
exsequor-ifollow out, perform
perfero-ferrebear, endure
propero (1)hasten, hurry
aditus-usapproach, across
Aulis-idisport in eastern Greece whence the Greek fleet set sail to attack Italy
careo-erebe without, lack
cumulo (1)heap (up), pile (high)
doleo-eregrieve, suffer, resent
exscindo-eredestroy, root out
fletus-usweeping, tears
iuro (1)take oath, swear, conspire
misereor-eripity commiserate (+gen)
mollis-esoft,yielding, gentle, delicate
nego (1)deny, refuse
obsto-are-stiti-statushinder, oppose
prodo-erebetray, hand down
remitto-erereturn, repay
requies-etisrest, respite, repose
revello-eretear off
spatium-ispace, time, period
tractabilis-emanageable, gentle
venia-aefavor, pardon, grace
adsiduus-a-umconstant, unceasing
aetherius-a-umhigh in the air, airy
annosus-a-umaged,old, full of years
eruo-ereuproot, overthrow
flatus-usblast, wind, blowing
illincfrom that side, thence
persentio-ireperceive, feel
quantumhow much, how greatly
quercus-ioak
radix-icisroot
secusotherwise, differently
stridor-orisnoise, creaking, roar
tundo-erebeat, assail
validus-a-umstrong, mighty sturdy
capra-aeshe-goat
ferus-a-umwild, savage, fierce
invius-a-umpathless, trackless
lustrum-ibog, marsh, lair
cervus-ideer, stag
commisceo-eremix, mingle
devenio-irecome (down), arrive (at)
fulvus-a-umtawny, yellow, blond
glomero (1)roll together, gather, collect
grando-inishail(storm, stones)
iners, rtislazy, spiritless, tame, idle
pateo-erelie open, extend
pecus-orisheard, flock
praetereo-erepass by, surpass
pronuba-aematron of honor, bride-woman
pulverulentus-a-umdusty
spelunca-aecave, cavern, grotto
vallis-isvalley, vale, dale
adquiro-ereacquire, gain
conjugium-iwedlock, husband, wife
conscius-a-umconscious, confederate, witness
conubium-iwedlock, marriage
culpa-aefault, offense, guilt, blame
extemplo (adv)immediately, at once
fulgeo-ereshine, flash, gleam
furtivus-a-umsecret, stolen
inrito (1)vex, enrage, provoke
meditor (1)meditate, design
mobilitas-atisactivity, motion, speed
nubila-orumclouds, cloudiness
perhibeo-erepresent, say
praetexo-erefringe, cloak, cover
primo (adv)at first, at the beginning
species-eiappearance, sight, aspect
velox-ocisswift, quick, rapid
vigeo-ereflourish, be strong, thrive
declino (1)turn aside
fictum-ifalsebood, fiction, lie
pluma-aefeather, plume
pravum-iwrong, perverse act
progigno-erebring forth, bear
quotas many as
strideo-erehiss, whir, rustle
subrigo-ereraise, rise
subterbeneath, below
tenax-acistenacious, holding (to)
totidemthe same number, so many
turris-istower, turret
vigil-iliswakeful, watchful, sleepless
alatus-a-umwinged, furnished with wings
fulvus-a-umyellow, tawny, blond
fundo (1)found, build, establish
iaspis-isjasper (a semi-precious stone)
magalia-iumhuts, hovels
novo (1)renew, make new, build
planta-aeheel: sole of the foot
stellatus-a-umstarred, studded
continuo adv.immediately, at once
Cyllenius-ithe Cyllenean; Mercury (who was born on Mt. Cyllene)
discerno-ereseparate
evanesco-erevanish, disappear
exstruo-erebuild (up), rear
fundamentum-ifoundation, base
invado-ereattack, address
laena-ae(woolen) mantle, cloak
mandatum-icommand, order
molior-iriundertake, accomplish, do
murex-icispurple (dye), crimson, scarlett
struo-erebuild, contrive
tela-aeweb, textile
tenuis-eslight, thin, fine, delicate
tero-ererub, wear, waste
uxorius-a-umwife-ruled, uxorious, hen-pecked
adfatus-usaddress, speech
alterno (1)change, alternate, waver
ambio-irego around, conciliate
apto (1)equip, make ready, furnish
arrigo-ereerect, stand on end
a(d)spectus-ussight, appearance
dissimulo (1)conceal, pretend otherwise
exordium-ibeginning, commencement
faux-cisjaws, throat; gulf
monitus-usadvice, warning
obmutesco-erebe dumb, stand speechless
potior-iuspreferable, better
quandowhen, since, because
sumo-eretake, employ
verso (1)keep turning, roll, revolve
aditus-usapproach, access
facesso-eredo, make, fulfill
mollis-esoft, yielding, easy, mild
ocior-iusswifter, quicker; very swift
multiplex-icismanifold, multiple
cretus-a-umgrown, sprung
dignor-ari (+abl)deem worthy, deign
infectus-a-umnot done, false
repleo-erefill, stuff
accendo-erekindle, inflame
aggero (1)heap up, pile up,increase
amarus-a-umbitter, unpleasant
cruor-orisblood, gore
detorqueo-ereturn (away)
diffundo-erescatter, spread
excubiae-arumwatch (fire), sentinel
foedus-a-umfoul, loathsome, filthy
foveo-erecherish, fondle
luxus-usluxury, splendor, excess
pinguis-efat, rich, fertile
protinuscontinuously, immediately
sertum-iwreath, garland
supinus-a-umflat, upturned
turpis-eshameful, disgraceful
vigil-iliswatchful, wakeful, sleepless
aro (1)plow
epulor-ari (+abl)feast, banquet
exiguus-s-umsmall, scanty, petty
horreo-ereshudder (at), quake
libo (1)pour (as a libation), offer
madeo-eredrip, be wet, reek
mentum-ichin
mitra-aemitre, cap, turban
pingo-erepaint, embroider
potior-iri (PUUFF-V)possess, gain
quippesurely, indeed, forsooth
raptum-iplunder, booty, prey
semivir-ihalf-man, effeminate
subnecto-eretie (under)
vado-ereproceed, advance
genetrix-icismother
gravidus-a-umheavy, burdened, pregnant, filled, teeming
ideotherefore, for this reason
molior-irido, (strive to) accomplish
penna-aefeather, wing
prodo-erebetray, transmit
vindico (1)vindicate, claim (as free), rescue
adimo-eretake away
apex-icispeak, summit, head
Ausonius-a-umAusonian, Italian
flamen-inisbreeze, blast, wind
fretus-a-umrelying (on) +abl.
fulcio-iresupport, prop
necto-erebind, fasten
Orcus-iHades
resigno (1)unseal, open, close
sive, seuwhether, or, either if, or if
struo-erebuild, plan
sublimis-eon high, towering, lofty
trano (1)swim across, float
turbidus-a-umtroubled, stormy
virga-aestaff, wand, twig
adsidueconstantly, ever, continually
avus-igrandfather; ancestor
barba-aebeard, whiskers
consto-are-stiti-statusstand firm, halt
glacies-eiice
harenosus-a-umsandy
imber-brisrain, flood, storm, water
mentum-ichin
nitor-i, nixus (nisus) +ablstrive, rest on
nix, nivissnow
pinifer-era-erumpine-bearing
piscosus-a-umfishy, fish-haunted
praecipito (1)fall headlong, hasten
rigeo-erebe stiff, be rigid


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