| A | B |
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| praesentio-ire | perceive first, suspect |
| bacchor-ari-atus | rush wildly, rave |
| Cithaeron-onis | Greek mountain near Thebes |
| defero-ferre-tuli-latus | carry down, report |
| excipio-ere | receive, catch, understand, reply |
| impius-a-um | wicked, accursed, disloyal |
| inops-opis | needy, destitute, bereft (of) |
| motus-us | movement, emotion |
| nocturnus-a-um | of the night, nocturnal |
| stimulo (1) | spur, goad, prick, incite |
| Thyias-adis | Bacchante, a woman devotee of the worship of Bacchus |
| trietericus-a-um | triennial |
| alienus-a-um | alien, foreign |
| dissimulo (1) | conceal, pretend otherwise |
| exuo-ere | bare, doff, discard |
| hibernus-a-um | wintry, of the winter |
| hymenaeus-i | marriage (song), god of marriage, Hymen |
| ignotus-a-um | unknown, strange |
| infensus-a-um | hostile, bitter |
| molior-iri-itus | prepare, attempt, do |
| Nomas-adis | tribe of North Africa |
| propero (1) | hasten |
| propter | on account of, near |
| quando | since, when, if ever, because |
| undosus-a-um | billowy, wavy |
| destruo-ere | destroy |
| exstinguo-ere | blot out, destroy, ruin |
| ludo-ere | play, sport, mock |
| moribundus-a-um | dying, about to die |
| omnino | completely |
| saltem | at least, at any rate |
| suboles-is | offspsring, progeny, child |
| praesentio-ire | perceive first, suspect |
| bacchor-ari-atus | rush wildly, rave |
| Cithaeron-onis | Greek mountain near Thebes |
| defero-ferre-tuli-latus | carry down, report |
| excipio-ere | receive, catch, understand, reply |
| impius-a-um | wicked, accursed, disloyal |
| inops-opis | needy, destitute, bereft (of) |
| motus-us | movement, emotion |
| nocturnus-a-um | of the night, nocturnal |
| stimulo (1) | spur, goad, prick, incite |
| Thyias-adis | Bacchante, a woman devotee of the worship of Bacchus |
| trietericus-a-um | triennial |
| alienus-a-um | alien, foreign |
| dissimulo (1) | conceal, pretend otherwise |
| exuo-ere | bare, doff, discard |
| hibernus-a-um | wintry, of the winter |
| hymenaeus-i | marriage (song), god of marriage, Hymen |
| ignotus-a-um | unknown, strange |
| infensus-a-um | hostile, bitter |
| molior-iri-itus | prepare, attempt, do |
| Nomas-adis | tribe of North Africa |
| propero (1) | hasten |
| propter | on account of, near |
| quando | since, when, if ever, because |
| undosus-a-um | billowy, wavy |
| destruo-ere | destroy |
| exstinguo-ere | blot out, destroy, ruin |
| ludo-ere | play, sport, mock |
| moribundus-a-um | dying, about to die |
| omnino | completely |
| saltem | at least, at any rate |
| suboles-is | offspsring, progeny, child |
| nego (1) | deny, refuse, say no |
| abscondo-ere | hide |
| a(d)spectus-us | sight, appearance |
| Ausonius-a-um | Ausonian, Italian |
| auspicium-i | asupices, authority |
| capesso-ere | (try to) seize, reach |
| compono-ere | put together, settle, calm |
| fingo-ere | fashion, pretend, form, mold |
| foedus-eris | treaty, agreement |
| furtim-i | stealth, theft, trick |
| Gryneus-a-um | of Grynium, a town in Asia Minor with an oracle of Apollo |
| Phoenissa-ae | Phoenician woman, Dido |
| piget-ere | it displeases |
| praetendo-ere | hlod before, use as a screen |
| promereor-eri | deserve, render service, merit |
| recidivus-a-um | revived, renewed |
| reliquiae-arum | rements, relics, leavings |
| spiritus-us | breath, spirit, life, soul |
| spons, spontis | wish, will, desire |
| taeda-ae | bridal torch, pine (faggot) |
| desino-ere | cease, desist |
| exterus-a-um | outside, foreign |
| fraudo-ere | defraud, deprive, cheat |
| Hesperia-ae | Westland, Italy |
| igneus-a-um | fiery, flaming |
| interpres-etis | interpreter, agent |
| iamdudum | long since, for a long time |
| manifestus-a-um | clear, manifest |
| operio-ire | cover, hide |
| pererro (1) | wander over, survey |
| profor-ari | speak (out), say |
| querela-ae | complaint, lament |
| quotiens | how often, as often as |
| spons, spontis | wish, will, desire |
| testor-ari | call to witness, swear by, testify |
| turbidus-a-um | troubled, agitated |
| umens-entis | moist, dewy, damp |
| auctor-oris | author, founder, sponsor |
| cautes-is | rock, cliff, crag |
| dissimulo (1) | pretend otherwise, conceal |
| flecto-ere | bend, move |
| fletus-us | weeping, tears |
| ingemo-ere | groan, roar, lament |
| reservo (1) | reserve, keep back, save |
| uber-eris | udder, breast, fertility |
| antefero, anteferre | set before, prefer |
| aequus-a-um | equal, propitious, just |
| augur-uris | augur, prophet |
| egens-entis | needy, in want, destitute |
| nusquam | nowhere |
| abrumpo-ere | break off |
| conlabor-i,conlapsus | collapse, faint |
| cunctor-ari | hestitate, delay |
| famula-ae | maid servant |
| improbus-a-um | wicked, cruel, dishonest |
| interpres-etis | interpreter, agent |
| refello-ere | contradict, refute |
| scilicet | of course, forsooth, doubtless |
| seduco-ere | withdraw, separate |
| sollicito (1) | agitate, disquiet, disturb |
| supplicium | punishment, torture |
| acervus-i | heap, pile |
| angustus-a-um | narrow, strait |
| callis-is | path, track |
| convecto-ere | convey, carry along |
| deduco-ere | lead down, launch |
| doleo-ere | grieve, suffer, resent |
| far, farris | spelt, a kind of grain |
| formica-ae | ant |
| frondens-entis | leafy, fronded |
| frumentum-i | grain, corn |
| gemo-ere | groan, lament, roar |
| grandis-e | large, great, tall, huge |
| incumbo-ere | recline upon, urge on (work) |
| infabricatus-a-um | unfashioned, rough |
| labefacio-ere | shake, stagger |
| lenio-ire | soothe, calm |
| migro (1) | migrate, depart |
| nato (1) | swim |
| obnitor i | push against, strive |
| populo (1) | devastate, plunder, ravage |
| robur-oris | oak, strength |
| solor-ari | comfort, console |
| stratum-i | bed, couch; pavement |
| studium-i | eagerness, desire, zeal |
| trudo-ere | push, shove |
| unguo-ere | anount, smear |
| ferveo-ere | boil, be busy |
| inexpertus-a-um | untried |
| semita-ae | path |
| summito-ere | lower, submitb |
| arcanus-i | secret, hidden |
| carbasus-i | linen; sail |
| exsequor-i | follow out, perform |
| perfero-ferre | bear, endure |
| propero (1) | hasten, hurry |
| aditus-us | approach, across |
| Aulis-idis | port in eastern Greece whence the Greek fleet set sail to attack Italy |
| careo-ere | be without, lack |
| cumulo (1) | heap (up), pile (high) |
| doleo-ere | grieve, suffer, resent |
| exscindo-ere | destroy, root out |
| fletus-us | weeping, tears |
| iuro (1) | take oath, swear, conspire |
| misereor-eri | pity commiserate (+gen) |
| mollis-e | soft,yielding, gentle, delicate |
| nego (1) | deny, refuse |
| obsto-are-stiti-status | hinder, oppose |
| prodo-ere | betray, hand down |
| remitto-ere | return, repay |
| requies-etis | rest, respite, repose |
| revello-ere | tear off |
| spatium-i | space, time, period |
| tractabilis-e | manageable, gentle |
| venia-ae | favor, pardon, grace |
| adsiduus-a-um | constant, unceasing |
| aetherius-a-um | high in the air, airy |
| annosus-a-um | aged,old, full of years |
| eruo-ere | uproot, overthrow |
| flatus-us | blast, wind, blowing |
| illinc | from that side, thence |
| persentio-ire | perceive, feel |
| quantum | how much, how greatly |
| quercus-i | oak |
| radix-icis | root |
| secus | otherwise, differently |
| stridor-oris | noise, creaking, roar |
| tundo-ere | beat, assail |
| validus-a-um | strong, mighty sturdy |
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