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Aeneid XII.791 - 842 & 887 - 952
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| adloquor-i-locutus | address |
| decet | it is fitting, it is suitable |
| denique | finally, at last |
| fateor-eri-tassus | admit, adknowledge |
| fulvus-a-um | golden yellow, tawny |
| gelidus-a-um | icy, cold |
| haereo (2), haesi, haesus | cling, stick, sit fast |
| Indiges, Indigetis | deified hero, patron deity |
| omnipotens-ntis | all-powerful |
| resto-are, restiti | be left, remain |
| struo-ere-xi-ctus | arrange, build |
| tueor-eri, tutus | behold, watch, gaze upon |
| violo (1) | injure, dishonor, violate |
| accendo-ere, accendi, accensus | inflame, ignite, kindle |
| agito (1) | drive, stir, agitate |
| cresco-ere, crevi, cretus | spring up, grow, increase |
| deformo (1) | disfigure, mar |
| desino-ere, desinii, desitus | cease, stop |
| edo, esse (edere), edi, esus | eat, consume |
| hymenaeus-i | wedding song; wedding ceremony |
| infandus-a-um | unspeakable |
| inflecto-ere-flexi-flexus | bend, change |
| Iuturna-ae | sister of Turnus |
| luctus-us | grief, mourning |
| misceo (2), miscui, mixtus | mix, intermingle |
| prex, precis | prayer, request, entreaty |
| recurso-are | return persistently, keep recurring |
| tacitus-a-um | silent |
| valeo (2)-ui-iturus | be strong, be well, be able |
| ulterior-ius | farther, further, beyond |
| veto-are-ui-itus | forbid |
| acies-ei | battle line |
| aerius-a-um | of the air, airy, heavenly |
| arcus-us | bow |
| cingo-ere-nxi-nctus | encircle, gird |
| contendo-ere-ndi-ntus | bend, draw tight; shoot, aim |
| dignus-a-um | worthy |
| indignus-a-um | unworthy |
| ordior-iri-orsus | begin, undertake |
| probo (1) | approve, commend, recommend |
| proelium-i | battle, skirmish |
| quia | because |
| suadeo (2), suasi, suasus | persuade, advise, urge |
| succurro-ere-succurri, succursus | run to aid, help |
| summitto-ere-misi-missus | let down, lower |
| voluntas-tatis | will, desire |
| adiuro (1) | call to witness, swear by |
| compono-ere-sui-situs | bring together, compose, construct |
| conubium-i | right of intermarriage |
| exosus-a-um | hating, detesting |
| felix-icis | happy, fortunate, lucky |
| fio, fieri | become, be made, happen |
| foedus-eris | pact |
| fons-ntis | spring, source |
| implacabilis-e | impolacable, irreconilable |
| indigena-ae | native, sprung from the land |
| maiestas-tatis | greatness, dignity |
| neu | =neve |
| obtestor (1) | make appeal to, beseech |
| saeculum-i | century, age |
| superstitio-onis | superstition, object of dread |
| occido-ere, occidi, occasus | fall, perish, end |
| potens-ntis | powerful, mighty |
| propago-ginis | offspring, descendant |
| sino-ere, sivi, situs | permit, allow |
| adicio-ere, adieci, adiectus | add, confer in addition |
| aequus-a-um | equal |
| Ausonius-a-um | of Ausonia i.e. Italy |
| Ausonii-orum | the people of Ausonia; Italians |
| celebro (1) | celebrate, observe solemnly |
| commisceo (2) commiscui, commixtus | mingle together, unite |
| frustra | in vain |
| germanus-a-um | sibling |
| remitto-ere-misi-missus | concede, yield, grant |
| repertor-oris | inventor, creator |
| ritus-us | ritual, rite |
| sermo-onis | speech, language |
| subsideo (2), subsedi | sink, fall, give way |
| summitto-ere-misi-missus | let down, lower |
| supra | above, over |
| verum adv. | but |
| adnuo-ere-ui-utus | nod, give assent |
| excedo-ere, cessi-cessus | go out, withdraw |
| laetor (1) | feel joy, be glad |
| retorqueo (2)-retorsi-retortus | turn back, change |
| arboreus-a-um | of a tree, treelike |
| certo (1) | strive, struggle, do battle |
| comminus adv. | hand-to-hand |
| contraho-ere-traxi-tractus | collect, draw together |
| corusco (1) | brandish, shake |
| insto-are-institi, instaturus | press upon, threaten, pursue |
| penna-ae | feather, pl. wing |
| quisquis, quidquid | whoever, whatever |
| retracto (1) | draw back |
| sive | =si + ve, aut si |
| valeo (2)-ui-itus | be able, be strong |
| ager-gri | field |
| cervix-icis | neck |
| circumspicio-ere-spexi-spectus | look around, get sight of |
| claudo-ere, clausi, clausus | shut, close |
| discerno-ere-crevi-cretus | divide, separate; dissolve |
| effor-fari-fatus | speak out, utter |
| fervidus-a-um | fiery, impetuous, violent |
| limes-itis | boundary, boundary stone |
| lis, litis | dispute, lawsuit |
| quasso (1) | shake |
| subeo-ire-ii-itus | under go, go under |
| concio/concieo-ire-ivi-itus | stir up, rouse |
| insurgo-ere-rexi-rectus | rise up |
| produco-ere-duxi-ductus | bring forth, produce |
| qualis-e | such as |
| trepidus-a-um | agitated |
| aeger-gra-grum | sick, unwell |
| avidus-a-um | eager |
| conatus-us | attempt, effort |
| concresco-ereo-crevi-cretus | stiffen, congeal |
| evado-ere-vasi-vasus | traverse, pass beyond |
| extendo-ere, extendi, extensus | stretch out, extend |
| frigus-oris | coldness, chill |
| gelidus-a-um | icy, cold |
| genu-us | knee |
| ictus-us | blow, hit |
| labo (1) | sink, give way |
| languidus-a-um | weak, sluggish |
| lapis-idis | stone |
| lingua-ae | tongue |
| nequiquam | in vain |
| perfero-ferre-tuli-latus | convey, accomplish, complete |
| quies-ietis | quiet, rest |
| spatium-i | space |
| succido-ere, succidi | sink down, fall |
| vacuus-a-um | empty |
| valeo (2)ui-iturus | be strong, be powerful |
| aspecto (1) | gaze upon, look at intently |
| auriga-ae | charioteer, chariot-driver |
| conio/conieo-ire-ivi-itus | bring together, move violently |
| corusco (1) | brandish, shake |
| cunctor -ari-atus | delay, hesitate |
| eminus adv. | at a distance |
| fatalis-e | fatal, bearing death |
| insto-are, institi, instaturus | press upon, threaten |
| intorqueo-ere-torsi-tortus | hurl, aim |
| muralis-e | of a wall |
| nego (1) | deny, refuse |
| numquam | never |
| sensus-us | thought, feeling |
| sortior-iri-titus | obtain by lot, select |
| successus-us | approach, success |
| sufficio-ere-feci-fectus | be sufficient, be adequate |
| tremesco-ere | begin to shake, dread |
| usquam | anywhere |
| verbum-i | word |
| clipeus-i | round shield |
| crepitus-us | (sound of) rattling, clashing |
| dissulto (1) | leap apart, burst asunder |
| duplicatus-a-um | doubled |
| exitium-i | destruction |
| femur-oris | thigh |
| fremo-ere, fremui, fremitus | resound, whiz |
| fulmen-inis | lightening flash, thunderbolt |
| ico-ere, ici, ictus | strike, hit, smite |
| incido-ere, incidi | fall, sink |
| instar | image, likeness (+gen) |
| lorica-ae | leather cuirass |
| poples-itis | knee, back of the knee |
| recludo-ere-clusi, clusus | reveal, expose |
| septemplex-icis | of seven layers |
| strido-ere, stridi | make a harsh noise, hiss |
| tormentum-i | machine for hurling |
| transeo-ire-ii-itus | go through, pierce |
| turbo-inis | whirlwind |
| volo (1) | fly |
| consurgo-ere-rexi-rectus | rise, stand up |
| Daunus-i | Turnus' father |
| deprecor (1) | plead against, seek to avoid |
| humilis-e | humble, low; on the ground |
| malo, malle, malui | prefer |
| misereor-eri-eritus | feel pity |
| protendo-ere-tendi-tentus | stretch forth, extend |
| remugio-ire | resound, bellow back |
| remitto-ere-misi-missus | send back, return |
| senecta-ae | old age |
| spolio (1) | strip, deprive |
| tango-ere, tetigi, tactus | touch |
| utor, uti, usus | use |
| appareo-(2)-ui-itus | appear |
| Ausonii-orum | Ausonians; the people of Italy |
| balteus-i | baldric |
| bulla-ae | stud, knob |
| cingula-orum | swordbelt |
| coepi-ere-coeptus | begin |
| cunctor (1) | hesitate |
| flecto-ere-xi-xus | bend, turn |
| fulgeo (2) fulsi | flash, gleam |
| inimicus-a-um | hostile |
| monimentum-i | reminder, memorial |
| odium-i | hatred |
| postquam | after |
| reprimo-ere-pressi-pressus | press back, restrain |
| sermo-onis | speech, conversation |
| ulterior-ius | farther, beyond |
| accendo-ere, accendi, accensus | set on fire, inflame |
| adversus-a-um | facing, in front |
| ast | = at |
| exuviae-arum | spoils |
| fervidus-a-um | burning, fiery, hot |
| frigus-oris | coldness, chill |
| furia-ae | fury, madness |
| haurio-ire, hausi, hausus | drink in |
| immolo (1) | sacrifice, offer |
| indignor (1) | deem unworthy, despise |
| induo-ere, indui, indutus | clothe, dress in |
| scelero (1) | pollute, defile |
| spolium-i | hide (of an animal); pl. spoils |
| sumo-ere, sumpsi, sumptus | take up, assume |
| terribilis-e | dreadful, terrible, terrifying |
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