| A | B |
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| cavus, a, um | hollow |
| (con)solor, -ari, solatus sum | to soothe, console |
| testudo, testudinis | lyre, tortoise shell |
| fauces, faucium | entrance, jaws, passage way |
| Dis, Ditis | Pluto, Hades |
| formido, formidinis | terror, horror |
| lucus, -i | grove, woods |
| manes, manium | spirits of the dead |
| cor, cordis | heart |
| sedis, -is | seat, abode, resting place |
| imus, a, um | lowest, bottom (of), depths (of) |
| tenuis, tenue | insubstantial, thin, subtle |
| condo, -ere, condidi, conditus | to hide, close, found |
| hibernus, a, um | wintry |
| imber, imbri | rain, shower |
| tardus, a, um | slow, sluggish |
| palus, paludis | marsh |
| (al)ligo, -are, -avi, -atus | to enclose, hem in |
| stupeo, -ere, stupui | to be amazed, to be spell bound |
| letum, -i | death |
| crines, crinium | hair |
| anguis, -is | snake |
| os, oris | face, mouth |
| incautus, a, um | unthinking, unaware |
| amans, amantis | lover |
| fragor, fragoris | crash (of thunder) |
| stagnum, -i | pool, lake |
| perdo, -ere, perdidi, perditus | to ruin, destroy |
| tendo, -ere, tendi, tensus | to stretch out, proceed, aim |
| nequiquam | in vain |
| bis | twice |
| perhibeo, -ere, perhibui | to say, tell |
| rupes, -is | rock, crag |
| fleo, flere, flevi | to weep, cry |
| gelidus, a, um | cold, frozen |
| antrum, -i | cave |
| mulceo, -ere, mulsi, mulsus | to tame, soothe |
| maestus, a, um | sad, sorrowful |
| late | far and wide |
| queror, queri, questus sum | to lament (for) |
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