| A | B |
|---|
| defigo-ere | fix (down), cast down |
| Aeolides-ae | descendant of Aeolus, Misenus |
| aes, aeris | bronze, trumpet |
| cantus-us | song, music, chant |
| concha-ae | sea shell, conch |
| eventus-us | outcome, result |
| humo (1) | bury, inter, cover with earth |
| indignus-a-um | unworthy, underserved |
| lituus-i | (curved) horn |
| obeo-ire-ii-itus | enter, approach |
| perimo-ere-emi-emptus | destroy |
| persono-are-ui-itus | sound through, make, resound |
| praestans-antis | excellent, superior |
| siccus-a-um | dry, thirsty |
| spolio (1) | despoil, plunder, rob |
| voluto (1) | revolve, turn (over), roll |
| accingo-ere-cinxi-cinctus | gird |
| advolvo-ere-i-volutus | roll |
| aemulus-a-um | emulous, jealous, rivaling |
| certo (1) | strive, contend |
| congero-ere-gessi-gestus | heap (up) |
| cuneus-i | wedge, block (of seats) |
| fera-ae | wild beast |
| fissilis-e | easily split, cleavable |
| fleo-ere-evi-etus | weep, lament, morn |
| fraxineus-a-um | ashen, of ash-tree |
| ico-ere, ici, ictus | strike, smite |
| ilex-icis | holm-oak |
| immensus-a-um | boundless, measureless |
| immergo-ere-rsi-rsus | plunge down |
| ornus-i | ash-tree |
| picea-ae | pitch-pine |
| praecipue | especially, particularly |
| securis-is | ax |
| stabulum-i | stable, lair, den |
| trabs-is | beam, timber tree |
| ordior | begin, undertake |
| convallis-e | valley, dale, vale |
| cupido-inis | desire, love |
| descensus-us | descent |
| evado-ere-vasi-vasus | escape, come out |
| eveho-ere-vexi-vectus | bear aloft |
| gigno-ere, genui, genitus | bear, beget |
| gradus-us | step, gait, pace |
| indulgeo-ere-lsi-ltus | indulge in (+dat.) |
| infernus-a-um | infernal, nether |
| inno (1) | swim, float in, navigate |
| lacus-us | lake, marsh, mere |
| lentus-a-um | pliant, tough, flexible |
| medium-i | middle, midst, center |
| opacus-a-um | dark, shady, gloomy |
| pateo-ere | lie open, extend |
| paucus-a-um | small, few, scanty |
| perago-ere-egi-actus | accomplish |
| revoco (1) | recall, call back, retrace |
| vimen-inis | twig, shoot |
| auricomus-a-um | golden-haired, golden-leaved |
| avello-ere-vulsi-vulsus | tear (off) |
| carpo-ere-psi-ptus | pluck, pursue |
| consultum-i | resolve, decree, oracle |
| convello-ere-i-vulsus | tear (off) |
| decerpo-ere-psi-ptus | pluck (off) |
| deficio-ere-feci-fectus | lack, fail |
| exanimus-a-um | breatheless, lifeless |
| fetus-us | young, produce, growth |
| frondesco-ere | leaf, sprout |
| incesto (1) | defile, pollute |
| invius-a-um | pathless, trackless |
| obmutesco-ere-tui | become silent, hush |
| opertum-i | mystery, hidden part |
| piaculum-i | expiatiation, crime |
| reperio-ire, repperi, repertus | find |
| rite | duly, properly, ritually |
| sepulcrum-i | tomb, grave |
| vestigo (1) | trace, search (for) |
| virga-ae | branch, rod, twig |
| quando | when, since, because |
| vere | truly, correctly |
| aer, aerus | air, mist, fog |
| columba-ae | dove |
| deficio-ere-fici-fectus | fail, faint |
| discolor-oris | of different color |
| dubius-a-um | doubtful, wavering |
| effor-ari-atus | speak (out), say |
| fauces-ium | jaws, throat; passage |
| liquidus-a-um | liquid, fluid |
| observo (1) | watch, guard, observe |
| oleo-ere-ui | smell, stink |
| opaco (1) | darmen, shade, shadow |
| pasco-ere, pavi, pastus | feed, pasture |
| pergo-ere, perrexi, perrectus | proceed |
| pinguis-e | fat, fertile, rich |
| prodeo-ire-ii-itus | advance |
| quantum | (as much) as, as far as |
| refulgeo-ere-fulsi-fulsus | gleam, shine, glitter |
| sido-ere, sedi | sit, settle |
| arbos-oris | tree |
| brattea-ae | thin sheet, plate, foil |
| brumalis-e | wintry, of winter |
| crepito (1) | rattle, rustle, crash |
| croceus-a-um | yellow, saffron |
| cunctor-ari-atus | delay, cling, linger |
| extemplo | immediately, at once |
| fetus-us | offspring, fruit, shoot |
| frigus-oris | cold, frost, chill |
| frondens-ntis | leafy, frondy |
| ilex-icis | holm-oak |
| lenis-e | light, gentle, soft |
| opacus-a-um | dark, shady, gloomy |
| refringo-ere-fregi-fractus | break off |
| semino (1) | sow, produce, bear |
| species-ei | appearance, sight, aspect |
| teres-etis | smooth, rounded, polished |
| truncus-i | trunk, stem, body |
| vireo-ere | be green, grow, flourish |
| viscum-i | mistletoe |
| adytum-i | inner sanctuary, shrine |
| Acheron-ontis | river of Hades |
| ambages-is | winding; mystery |
| concutio-ere-cussi-cussus | shake, shatter |
| conspectus-us | sight, interview |
| frenum-i | rein, curb, check |
| infernus-a-um | nether, infernal |
| inopinus-a-um | unexpected, sudden |
| invalidus-a-um | weak, feeble |
| involvo-ere-i-volutus | wrap, infold |
| minae-arum | threat, menance; pinnacle |
| ostium-i | mouth |
| palus-udis | swamp, marsh, mere |
| perago-ere-egi-actus | traverse, finish |
| praecipio-ere-cepi-ceptus | anticipate, teach |
| quando | when, since, because |
| remugio-ire | bellow, roar |
| senecta-ae | old age |
| stimulus-i | goad |
| tenebrosus-a-um | dark, gloomy |
| ultra | beyond, more than |
| accerso-ere-sivi-situs | summon, invite |
| Alcides-es | Hercules |
| almus-a-um | kindly, nourishing |
| alternus-a-um | alternate, alternating |
| Avernus-a-um | of Lake Avernus in Campania where there was an entrance to Hades |
| canorus-a-um | tuneful, musical |
| cithara-ae | lyre, harp |
| fretus-a-um | relying on (+abl.) |
| ordior-iri, orsus | begin, undertake |
| praeficio-ere-feci-fectus | set over, put in charge |
| redimo-ere-emi-emptus | redeem |
| totiens | so many times, so often |
| adfor-ari-atus | address, accost |
| agnosco-ere-novi-notus | recognize |
| demitto-ere-misi-missus | send down, let fall, drop, lower |
| dulcis-e | sweet |
| heros-ois | hero |
| juxta | near, next, close to (+acc.) |
| luna-ae | moon |
| mensis-is | month |
| nubilum-i | cloud |
| obscurus-a-um | dark, obscure, dim |
| Phoenissa-ae | Dido, Phoenician (woman) |
| puto (1) | think |
| qualis-e | as, of what sort |
| recens-entis | recent, fresh |
| Troius-a-um | Trojan, of Troy |
| vulnus-eris | wound, deadly blow |
| adloquor-i-locutus | address, accost |
| adspectus-us | sight, vision, aspect |
| averto-ere-i-sus | turn away, avert |
| causa-ae | cause, reason, occasion |
| cautes-is | rock, cliff, crag |
| cedo-ere-cessi-cessus | yield, depart |
| cieo-(2)civi-citus | stir (up), arouse |
| cogo-ere, coegi, coactus | force |
| corripio-ere-ui-ptus | snatch (up, away) |
| credo-ere | believe, trust |
| discessus-us | departure, separation |
| dolor-oris | grief, pain |
| durus-a-um | hard, harsh, stern |
| ergo | therefore |
| exstinguo-ere-inxi-inctus | quench, destroy, extinguish |
| extrema-orum | end, death, funeral |
| extremus-a-um | final, last, utmost |
| fides-ei | faith, bonor, pledge |
| figo-ere-xi-xus | fasten, fix, pierce |
| funus-eris | funeral, death, disaster |
| gradus-us | step, gait, pace, stride |
| incipio-ere-cepi-ceptus | begin, undertake |
| inimicus-a-um | hostile, unfriendly |
| invitus-a-um | unwilling |
| juro (1) | swear |
| jussum-i | command, order |
| lenio-ire-ivi-itus | soften, soothe, calm |
| magis | more, rather |
| nuntius-i | messenger, message |
| profundus-a-um | deep, profound, vast |
| quam | how, than |
| queo, quire, ivi-itus | be able, can |
| refugio-ere-fugi | flee (away), shun |
| sentus-a-um | rough, thorny |
| sermo-onis | conversation, speech |
| silex-icis | flint, rock crag |
| sisto-ere-steti, status | stay, stop |
| situs-us | position; neclect |
| solum-i | ground |
| subtraho-ere-traxi-tractus | withdraw |
| torvus-a-um | fierce, grim |
| tueor-eri-itus | look (at), watch |
| verus-a-um | true, real, genuine |
| vultus-us | countenance, face |
| iniquus-a-um | unjust, harsh, uneven |
| aequo (1) | equal, match |
| casus-us | chance, misfortune |
| concutio-ire, cussi, cussus | shake, shatter |
| longe | (from) afar, at a distance |
| minus | less |
| miseror-ari-atus | pity, commiserate |
| nemus-oris | grove, forest |
| pristinus-a-um | ancient, former |
| prosequor-i-cutus | follow, attend |
| respondeo (2)-i-nsus | answer; sympathize with |
| Sychaeus-i | deceased husband of Dido |
| umbrifer-era-erum | shady |
| debello (1) | war down, crush |
| describo-ere-psi-ptus | mark out, map |
| excudo-ere-i-sus | hammer out, fashion |
| meatus-us | course, path, motion |
| molliter | softly, gently, gracefully |
| radius-i | rod, spoke, compass |
| spiro (1) | breathe, live, quiver |
| subiicio-ere-ieci-iectus | vanquish, conquer |
| vivus-a-um | living, alive, natural |
| an(ne) | whether, or |
| deiicio-ere-ieci-iectus | cast down |
| egregius-a-um | extraordinary, distinguished |
| fulgeo-ere-si-sus | shine, gleam, glitter |
| instar n. indecl. | likeness, weight, dignity |
| juvenis-is | youth, young man (woman) |
| opimus-a-um | rich, splendid |
| parum | too little, slightly |
| rebellis-e | rebellious, insurgent |
| sisto-ere, steti, status | stop, stand |
| spolium-i | spoil, booty, plunder |
| stirps-ipis | stock, lineage, race |
| superemineo-ere | overtop, tower above |
| una | together, at the same time |
| alumnus-i | nursling, (foster) child |
| avus-i | grandfather; ancestor |
| circumvolo (1) | flit around, fly about |
| luctus-us | grief, mourning, sorrow |
| nimium | too much, too greatly |
| oborior-iri-ortus | arise, spring up |
| praeterlabor-i-lapsus | glide by |
| propago-inis | offshoot, offspring, race |
| proprius-a-um | one's own, special, secure |
| quisquam, quaequam, quidquam | anyone, anything |
| armo (1) | arm, equip, furnish |
| fides-ei | faith, trust, |
| hostis-is | enemy, foe |
| impune | unpunished |
| invictus-a-um | unconquered, invincible |
| obvius-a-um | before, meeting |
| pedes-itis | footsholdier, infantry |
| pietas-tatis | loyalty, sense of duty |
| priscus-a-um | ancient, primitive |
| quisquam | anyone |
| sive, seu | or if, whether, or |
| accumulo (1) | heap up, pile |
| aer, aeris | air, mist, fog |
| alter-era-erum | one (of two), other, second |
| armus-i | shoulder, flank, side |
| asper-era-erum | rough, harsh |
| calcar-aris | spur, goad, prick |
| deinde | then, next, thereupon |
| doceo-(2)-ui-ctus | teach |
| exim, exinde | then, next, thereupon |
| flos-oris | flower |
| fodio-ere, fodi, fossus | dig, pierce |
| fungor-i-cunctus | perform, fulfil (+abl) |
| gero-ere, gessi, gessus | bear, wage |
| inanis-e | empty |
| incendo-ere-i-ensus | inflame, kindle |
| Latinus-i | early king of Italy whose daughter, Lavinia, married Aeneas |
| latus-a-um | wide |
| Laurens-ntis | of Larentum, a city near Rome |
| lilium-i | lily |
| lustro (1) | purify; survey; traverse |
| Marcellus-i | nephew and adopted son of Augustus, died in 23 B.C. |
| memoro (1) | reount, recall, relate |
| miseror-ari-atus | pity, commiserate |
| modus-i | manner, measure, limit |
| nepos-otis | grandson, descendant |
| passim | everywhere |
| plenus-a-um | full, filled, complete |
| popuus-i | people, nation, race |
| porta-ae | gate, door, entrance |
| postquam | after, when |
| purpureus-a-um | purple |
| qua | whereby |
| quisque, quaeque, quidque | each, every(one) |
| regio-onis | destrict, region |
| rumpo-ere, rupi, ruptus | break, burst |
| saltem | at least |
| singuli-ae-a | each, one by one |
| Somnus-i | Sleep, Slumber |
| spargo-ere-si-sus | scatter, sprinkle |
| spumo (1) | foam, froth, spray |
| vagor-ari-atus | wander, roam |
| ancora-ae | anchor |
| Cajeta-ae | Italian coast city near Rome |
| candens-entis | shining, white, gleaming |
| corneus-a-um | of horn |
| eburnus-a-um | of ivory |
| elephantus-i | elephant, ivory |
| emitto-ere-misi-missus | send forth |
| exitus-us | exit, outlet |
| facilis-e | easy |
| falsus-a-um | false, deceitful |
| ibi | there |
| insomnium-i | dream, vision |
| jacio-ere-jeci, jactus | throw, cast |
| manes-ium | souls of the dead, Hades |
| nitens, entis | gleaming, bright, shining |
| perficio-ere-feci-fectus | finish, make |
| prora-ae | prow |
| prosequo-i-secutus | follow, escort |
| rectus-a-um | right, straight, direct |
| reviso-ere | revisit |
| seco-are-ui-ctus | cut, cleave |
| Sibylla-ae | ancient Italian prophetess |
| una | together |
| verus-a-um | true, real |
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