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Aeneid Books I, II, IV, VI, X, XII
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| canare | sing |
| jactare | toss, buffet |
| memor | mindful |
| saevus | cruel, fierce |
| causa | cause |
| ob | on account of |
| condo | found, establish |
| insignis | distinguished |
| memorare | recall, relate |
| patior | suffer |
| pietas | loyalty, devotion |
| quoque | also |
| tot | so many |
| unde | from whence |
| asper | harsh, fierce |
| colere | cultivate, cherish |
| contra | opposite, facing |
| currus | chariot |
| longe | far (off), at a distance |
| magis | rather, more |
| ops | help, resources |
| sinere | allow |
| vertere | overturn, change |
| late | widely, far and wide |
| superbus-a-um | proud, haughty |
| pontus | sea |
| misceo-ere | mix, stir |
| hiems | winter, storm |
| sentio-ire | feel |
| stagnum | still water, depths |
| vadum | shallow |
| prospicio | look out over |
| effero-ferre-tuli-latus | raise, lift (up) |
| lateo-ere | lie hidden, escape the notice (of) |
| dolus-i | deceit, trick, fraud |
| Eurus | East Wind |
| Zephyrus | West Wind |
| audeo-ere | dare |
| claudo-ere | inclose, hem in |
| maturo (1) | hasten, speed; ripen |
| moles | heap, mass, burden |
| saevus | fierce, cruel, stern |
| sors | lot, fate, destiny |
| vester-tra-trum | your, yours (pl.) |
| tumidus-a-um | swollen |
| aperio-ire | open, disclose |
| a(d)sto | stand (near by) |
| auris | ear |
| cado-ere | fall, subside |
| fax | torch, firebrand |
| furor | rage, madness, frenzy |
| gravis | heavy, weighty; venerable |
| nubes | cloud, mist, fog |
| mulceo | soothe, calm |
| pietas | loyalty, devotion, duty |
| populus | people, nation, crowd |
| postquam | after, when |
| rego-ere | rule, control |
| saepe | often |
| scopulus | rock, cliff, crag |
| sol | sun, day |
| velut(i) | as, just as |
| volo (1) | fly, speed |
| vulgus-eris | crowd, throng, herd |
| currus-us | chariot |
| metuo | fear |
| vetus, veteris | old |
| carus | dear, beloved |
| forma | beauty, shape, form |
| rapio | snatch up, plunder |
| aes, aeris | bronze |
| condo-ere | found, establish |
| jacto | toss, buffet |
| longe | far (off), afar |
| moles | mass, burden, difficulty |
| aeternus-a-um | eternal, everlasting |
| averto-ere | keep off, turn aside |
| nubes | cloud, mist, fog |
| pontus | sea |
| rapidus | swift, whirling, consuming |
| ratis | raft, ship |
| vulnus-eris | wound, blow |
| antrum | cave, cavern |
| Auster | south wind |
| cor, cordis | heart, spirit, feeling |
| corripio-ere | snatch up |
| impono-ere | place on |
| incedo-ere | walk, stride |
| nimbus | storm cloud, rainstorms |
| patria | fatherland, country |
| praeterea | besides |
| premo-ere | press, control |
| scopulus | rock, cliff, crag |
| supplex | suppliant, humble |
| tempestas | storm |
| tot | so many |
| vinculum | bond, chain |
| fremo-ere | murmur, roar |
| celsus-a-um | lofty, towering |
| ni, nisi | if not, unless |
| mollio-ire | soothe, tame |
| spelunca | cave |
| abdo | hide |
| moles | mass, burden, structure |
| impono-ere | place upon |
| premo-ere | press, control |
| certus | fixed, sure |
| supplex | suppliant, humble |
| fluctus | wave |
| inimicus-a-um | unfriendly |
| bis | twice |
| diversus | scattered, diverse |
| forma | beauty, shape, form |
| jungo-ere | join, yoke |
| penates | household gods |
| pontus | sea |
| vinco-ere | conquer |
| corpus-oris | body |
| proles | offspring, progeny |
| cavus-a-um | hollow, vaulted |
| creber-bra-brum | frequent, crowded |
| fas | right, divine law, duty |
| latus-eris | side, flank |
| nimbus | storm cloud, rainstorm |
| opto-are | desire, choose, hope for |
| porta-ae | gate, opening |
| potens | powerful, ruling |
| quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque | whoever, whatever |
| tempestas | tempest, storm |
| velut | just as, as |
| insequor | follow |
| nubes | cloud, fog, mist |
| aether | upper air, sky, ether |
| extemplo | at once, immediately |
| solvo | loosen |
| membrum | limb |
| palma | palm, hand |
| ter | thrice, three times |
| beatus | happy, blessed |
| contingo | touch, befall, happen |
| adversus | opposite, in front |
| aperio | open |
| averto | turn away |
| corripio | snatch up |
| effundo | pour out |
| frango | break, shatter |
| harena | sand, beach |
| insequor | follow, pursue |
| jaceo | lie (low, outspread) |
| lateo | lie hidden, lurk |
| latus | side, flank |
| pendeo | hang |
| prora | prow |
| saevus-a-um | fierce, savage, stern |
| torqueo | turn, twist, whirl |
| tres, tria | three |
| altum | the deep (sea) |
| cingo | gird, encircle |
| fidus-a-um | faithful |
| gurges-itis | whirlpool, gulf, abyss |
| pontus | sea |
| rapidus-a-um | swift, whirling |
| vadum | shoal, shallow |
| veho | carry, convey |
| vertex-icis | tip, summit; whirlpool |
| hiems | winter, storm |
| imber | rain, flood, water |
| fatisco | split, open, gape |
| adversus | opposite, facing |
| antrum | cave |
| defessus | weary, tired |
| frango-ere | break, shatter |
| frons-ntis | front, face, forehead |
| horreo-ere | bristle, shudder, tremble |
| immineo | overhang, threaten |
| latus-eris | side, flank |
| nemus-oris | sacred grove, forest |
| pendeo-ere | hang |
| rupes | crag, cliff |
| scindo-ere | cut, divide |
| scopulus | rock, cliff |
| secundus-a-um | following, favorable, obedient |
| sinus | fold, gulf, bay |
| tutus-a-um | safe, protected, secure |
| vertex-ticis | summit, top |
| verto-ere | turn, change |
| volo (1) | fly, speed |
| artus-us | joint, limb |
| corrumpo-ere | spoil, ruin |
| dulcis | sweet, dear, fresh |
| egredior | go out, disembark |
| harena | beach |
| intus | within |
| numerus | number, multitude |
| opto (1) | choose, desire, hope for |
| potior | gain, win (PUFF-V) |
| rapio-ere | snatch, whirl |
| recipio-ere | take back, recover |
| vinculum | chain, bond, cable |
| vivus-a-um | living |
| sal, salis | salt (water), sea |
| folium | leaf |
| excudo-ere | strike out |
| morsus | bite |
| scintilla | spark |
| nutrimentum | food, fuel, nourishment |
| adversus | opposite, facing |
| antrum | cave |
| defessus | weary, tired |
| frango-ere | break, shatter |
| frons-ntis | front, face, forehead |
| horreo-ere | bristle, shudder, tremble |
| immineo | overhang, threaten |
| latus-eris | side, flank |
| nemus-oris | sacred grove, forest |
| pendeo-ere | hang |
| rupes | crag, cliff |
| scindo-ere | cut, divide |
| scopulus | rock, cliff |
| secundus-a-um | following, favorable, obedient |
| sinus | fold, gulf, bay |
| tutus-a-um | safe, protected, secure |
| vertex-ticis | summit, top |
| verto-ere | turn, change |
| volo (1) | fly, speed |
| artus-us | joint, limb |
| corrumpo-ere | spoil, ruin |
| dulcis | sweet, dear, fresh |
| egredior | go out, disembark |
| harena | beach |
| intus | within |
| numerus | number, multitude |
| opto (1) | choose, desire, hope for |
| potior | gain, win (PUFF-V) |
| rapio-ere | snatch, whirl |
| recipio-ere | take back, recover |
| vinculum | chain, bond, cable |
| vivus-a-um | living |
| sal, salis | salt (water), sea |
| folium | leaf |
| excudo-ere | strike out |
| morsus | bite |
| scintilla | spark |
| nutrimentum | food, fuel, nourishment |
| arboreus-a-um | branching, tree-like |
| arcus-us | bow |
| armentum-i | herd, drove |
| biremis-is | bireme, galley |
| celer, eris-ere | swift |
| celsus-a-um | high, lofty, towering |
| cervus-i | stag, deer |
| conscendo-ere-di-ensus | climb, mount |
| consisto-ere-stiti-stitus | stop, settle |
| conspectus-us | sight, view |
| cornu-us | horn |
| corripio-ere-ui-reptus | snatch (up) |
| ductor-oris m. | leader |
| fidus-a-um | faithful, trusty |
| gero-ere, gessi, gestus | carry (on) |
| iacto (1) | toss, buffet |
| late | widely, far & wide |
| pascor-i-pastus | feed, graze |
| Phrygius-a-um | Phrygian, Trojan |
| prospectus-us | view |
| prospicio-ere-spexi-spectus | look out on , see |
| sagitta-ae | arrow |
| scopulus-i | rock, cliff, crag |
| sterno-ere, stravi, stratus | lay low, spread, strew |
| tergum-i | back, hide, rear |
| torreo (2)-ui, tostus | parch, roast |
| vallis-is | valley |
| vulgus-i | crowd, throng, herd |
| absisto-ere-stiti | cease, stop |
| accedo-ere-cessi-cessus | approach |
| aequo (1) | (make) equal |
| cadus-i | jar, urn |
| deinde | then, next |
| frondeus-a-um | leafy |
| heros-ois | hero, mighty warrior |
| humus-i | ground, soil, earth |
| ignarus-a-um | ignorant, inexperienced |
| maereo (2) | mourne, grieve (for) |
| malum-i | evil, misfortune |
| misceo (2) -ui, mixtus | confuse, mix, mingle |
| mulceo (2) - isi-isus | soothe, calm |
| nemus-oris | grove, forest |
| onero (1) | load, burden |
| partio-iri-itus | distribute, divide |
| penitus | within, deep(ly), wholly |
| prius | first, sooner |
| rabies-ei | rage, madness, fury |
| Scyllaeus-a-um | of Scylla |
| sono-are-ui-itus | resound, roar |
| Trinacrius-a-um | Trinacrian, Sicilian |
| discrimen-inis | crisis, danger |
| duro (1) | harden, endure |
| experior-iri-pertus | try, experience |
| fas n. (indeclinable) | divine will, right, duty |
| fors(it)an | perhaps, perchance, possibly |
| illic | there |
| iuvo-are, iuvi, iutus | help, please |
| maestus-a-um | sad, mournful, gloomy |
| memini-isse | remember, recall |
| olim | once, at some time |
| ostendo-ere-di-ntus | show, promise |
| quietus-a-um | calm, peaceful |
| resurgo-ere-surrexi-surrectus | rise again |
| revoco (1) | recall, restore |
| timor-oris | fear, dread, anxiety |
| tot | so many |
| varius-a-um | varied, different |
| accingo-ere-cinxi-cinctus | gird |
| aeger-gra-grum | sick |
| cor, cordis | heart |
| daps, dapis | feast, banquet |
| diripio-ere-ui-reptus | tear from |
| discrimen-inis | crisis, danger |
| dolor-oris | grief, pain, suffering |
| figo-ere, fixi, fixus | pierce, fasten |
| frustum-i | piece, part |
| nudo (1) | (lay) bare, strip |
| praeda-ae | booty, prey |
| premo-ere, pressi, pressus | (re)press, control |
| seco-are-ui, sectus | cut, divide |
| simulo (1) | imitate, pretend, feign |
| spes-ei | hope |
| tergus-oris | back, hide |
| tremo-ere-ui | tremble, quiver |
| veru-us | broach, spid, spike |
| viscus-eris | vitals, flesh |
| vultus-us | face, countenance |
| acer-cra-crum | sharp, spirited |
| aenum-i | bronze |
| amitto-ere-misi-missus | lose |
| dubius-a-um | doubtful, wavering |
| epulae-arum | feast |
| exaudio-ire-ivi-itus | hear, hearken |
| eximo-ere-emi-emptus | take away, remove |
| extrema-orum | final fate, death |
| fames-is | hunger |
| ferina-ae | game, venison |
| gemo-ere-ui-itus | groan, lament |
| herba-ae | grass, herb(age) |
| impleo (2)-evi-etus | fill (with) +gen. |
| loco (1) | place, locate, establish |
| metus-us | fear, dread, anxiety |
| ministro (1) | tend, serve, supply |
| patior-i-passus | suffer |
| pinguis-e | fat, rich, fertile |
| praecipue | especially |
| requiro-ere-quisivi-quisitus | seek again, deplore |
| seu/sive | whether, or |
| sermo-onis | conversation, speech |
| vetus-eris | old, former, ancient |
| victus-us | living, food, victuals |
| adloquor-i, locutus | address, accost |
| aeternus-a-um | eternal, everlasting |
| aether-eris m. | upper air, sky |
| annus-i | year |
| certe | certainly, surely |
| claudo-ere-si-sus | close, shut |
| committo-ere-misi-missus | commit |
| consisto-ere-stiti-stitus | stand (fast), rest |
| defigo-ere-fixi-fixus | fix, fasten |
| dispicio-ere-spexi-spectus | see, discern |
| fulmen-inis | thunderbolt, lightning |
| funus-eris | funeral, death, disaster |
| homo-inis | man, mortal, human |
| iaceo (2), ui-itus | lie |
| iacto (1) | toss, buffet, ponder |
| latus-a-um | wide, broad, spacious |
| Libya-ae f. | district of N. Africa |
| nitens-entis | bright, shining |
| ob | on account of |
| olim | once, at some time |
| orbis-is | circle, orb, earth |
| patior-i, passus | endure, suffer |
| populus-i | people, race, nation |
| rego-ere-xi-ectus | rule, direct |
| Romanus-a-um | Roman |
| suffundo-ere-fudi-fusus | fill, suffuse |
| terreo (2)-ui-itus | frighten, terrify |
| tot | so many |
| Tros, Trois | Trojan |
| velivolus-a-um | winged with sails |
| Venus-eris | goddes of love & beauty |
| vertex-icis m. | summit, head, top |
| Achivus-a-um | Greek, Achaean |
| Antenor-oris | a Trojan leader |
| contrarius-a-um | opposite, opposing |
| dicio-ionis | power, rule, sway |
| ductor-oris | leader, chief |
| elabor-i, elapsus | slip out, escape |
| equidem | indeed, surely |
| fons, fontis | fountain, source |
| Illyricus-a-um | Illyrian |
| insequor-i, secutus | follow, pursue |
| intimus-a-um | inmost |
| Liburni-orum | Liburnians, Illyrians |
| murmur-oris | murmer, rumble, roar |
| novem | nine |
| occasus-us | fall, destruction |
| penetro (1) | enter, penetrate |
| polliceor-eri, pollicitus | promise, offer |
| premo-ere, pressi, pressus | repress, press, overwhelm |
| proruptus-a-um | dashing, furious |
| rependo-ere-di-ensus | balance, compensate |
| revoco (1) | recall, restore |
| ruina-ae | downfall, ruin |
| sententia-ae | opinion, purpose |
| sinus-us | fold, gulf, bay |
| solor-ari-atus | console, find consolation for |
| sono-are-ui-itus | resound, roar |
| supero (1) | surpass, pass beyond |
| Teucer-cri | an early king of Troy |
| Timavus-i | river of N. Italy |
| tot | so many |
| tutus-a-um | safe, protected, scarce |
| unde | whence, from which |
| verto-ere-ti-rsus | turn, change, rout |
| adnuo-ere-ui-utus | nod assent, promise |
| amitto-ere, misi, missus | lose, let go |
| compono-ere-posui-positus | compose, construct, settle |
| disiungo-ere-iunxi-iunctus | separate, disconnect |
| figo-ere, fixi, fictus | fasten, fix |
| infandus-a-um | unspeakable, accursed |
| Italus-a-um | Italian |
| loco (1) | place, locate, establish |
| longe | far from, afare |
| Patavium-i | city in N. Italy (Padua) |
| pax-cis | peace, quiet, rest |
| pietas-tatis | devotion, loyalty, duty |
| placidus-a-um | peaceful, calm, quiet |
| prodo-ere, didi, ditus | hand over, betray |
| progenies-ei | offspring, progeny |
| quiesco-ere-evi-etus | rest, repose |
| repono-ere-posui-positus | replace, restore |
| sceptrum-i | scepter, power |
| tamen | nevertheless, however |
| Troius-a-um | Trojan |
| Cytherea-ae | Venus |
| dehinc | thence, thereafter |
| immotus-a-um | unmoved, unshaken |
| libo (1) | taste, touch; pour |
| metus-us | fear, dread, anxiety |
| nata-ae | daughter |
| osculum-i | dainty lip, kiss |
| parco-ere, peperci, parsus | spare |
| sator-oris | sower; begetter, father |
| sereno (1) | calm, clear |
| subrideo (2)-risi-risus | smile (at) |
| tempestas-tatis f. | tempest, storm |
| vultus-us m. | countenance, face |
| addo-ere, addidi, additus | add |
| aestas-atis | summer |
| arcanum-i | secret, mystery |
| Ascanius-i | son of Aeneas |
| cognomen-inis | surname |
| contundo-ere-tudi-tusus | bruise, crush |
| enim | for |
| ferox-ocis | fierce, savage, wild |
| gero-ere, gessi, gestus | carry on, wage |
| hiberna-orum | winter (quarters) |
| Ilius-a-um | Trojan |
| Ilus-i | Ascanius |
| Iulus-i | Ascanius |
| Latium-i | district of central Italy |
| Lavinium-i | city in central Italy |
| longe | far (from), afar |
| magnanimus-a-um | great-souled |
| mensis-is | month |
| mos, moris | custom, manner, law |
| orbis-is | circle, orb, revolution |
| populus-i | people, race, nation |
| promitto-ere-misi-missus | promise |
| quando | when, since |
| regno (1) | rule, reign |
| remordeo (2)-di-rsus | gnaw, trouble |
| Rutulus-a-um | Rutulian, a tribe of central Italy |
| sententia-ae | opinion, purpose |
| subigo-ere-egi-actus | subdue |
| sublimus-e | on high, aloft, uplifted |
| terni-ae-a | three, by threes |
| tertius-a-um | third |
| transeo-ire-ii-itus | pass by |
| triginta | thirty |
| verto-ere-ti-sus | turn, change |
| Alba-ae | Alba Longa, city of central Italy |
| annus-i | year |
| centum | hundred |
| condo-ere-did-ditus | found, establish |
| donec | until, while |
| excipio-ere-cepi-ceptus | take up, inherit |
| expleo (2)-evi-etus | fill (out), fulfill |
| fulvus-a-um | tawny, yellow |
| gravis-e | heavy, grievous, pregnant |
| Hectoreus-a-um | of Hector |
| llius-a-um | Ilian, Trojan |
| inde | thence, afterwaqrd |
| lupa-ae | she-wolf |
| Mavortius-a-um | of Mars |
| meta-ae | goal, limit, bound |
| munio-ire-ivi-itus | fortify |
| nutrix-icis | nurse |
| partus-us | birth, offspring |
| proles-is | offspring, progeny |
| regno (1) | rule, reign |
| sacerdos-otis | priest/priestess |
| tegimen-inis | covering, skin |
| ter | three times, thrice |
| transfero-ferre-tuli-latus | transfer |
| aetas-tatis | age, time |
| Argi-orum | Argos, city of southern Greece |
| asper-pera-perum | harsh, rough, fierce |
| Assaracus-i | early king of Troy |
| astrum-i | star, constellation |
| clarus-aum | clear, bright, illustrous |
| consilium-i | plan, advice |
| demitto-ere-misi-missus | send down, lower, drop |
| dominor-ari-atus | rule (over) |
| fatigo (1) | weary, tire (out) |
| foveo (2), fovi, fotus | cherish, fondle |
| lustrum-i | space of five years, sacred season |
| melior, melius | better, superior |
| metus-us | fear, dread, anxiety |
| nascor-i, natus | be born, arise |
| origo-inis | origin, beginning, source |
| Phthia-ae | city and district of N. Greece, home of Achilles |
| placeo (2)-ui-itus | please |
| premo-ere, pressi, pressus | repress, subject |
| pulcher-chra-chrum | beautiful |
| quin | nay (even),, but that |
| servitium-i | slavery, bondage |
| sine | without |
| termino (1) | bound, limit |
| togatus-a-um | toga-clad |
| aenus-a-um | of bronze, brazen |
| artus-a-um | close fitting |
| asper-ra-rum | harsh, rough, fierce |
| canus-a-um | white, gray, hoary |
| claudo-ere-si-sus | inclose, fasten |
| campages-is | joint, seam, fastening |
| dirus-a-um | dire, awful |
| Fides-ei | Faith, Honor |
| frater-tris | brother |
| Furor-oris | Madness, Rage, Frenzy |
| impius-a-um | unholy, impious, disloyal |
| intus | within |
| ius, iuris | justice, law, right |
| mitesco-ere | become mild |
| onustus-a-um | laden, burdened |
| Oriens-ntis | Orient, the East |
| porta-ae | door, gate, opening |
| Quirinus-i | Romulus, legendary founder of Rome |
| quoque | also |
| saeculum-i | age, generation |
| saevus-a-um | cruel, fierce, stern |
| securus-a-um | free from care, untroubled |
| sedeo (2)sedi, sessus | sit |
| spolium-i | spoils, booty, plunder |
| vincio-ire, vinxi, vinctus | bind, tie |
| votum-i | prayer, vow |
| aer, aeris | air, mist, fog |
| ala-ae | wing |
| almus-a-um | nurturing, kindly |
| altum-i | the deep (sea) |
| arceo (2) -ui-itus | keep off, defend |
| adsto-are-stiti-stitus | stand (on, at) |
| benignus-a-um | kind(ly), benign |
| citus-a-um | swift, quick |
| cor, cordis | heart, spirit, feelings |
| cruentus-a-um | bloody, cruel |
| demitto-ere-misi-missus | send down, drop |
| exeo-ire-ii-itus | go out |
| ferox-ocis | fierce, savage |
| fremo-ere-ui-itus | rage, roar |
| gigno-ere, genui, genitus | bear, beget |
| horridus-a-um | horrible, bristling |
| hospitium-i | hospitality, welcome |
| iussum-i | command, order |
| Maia-ae | daughter of Atlas & mother of Mercury |
| nescius-a-um | ignorant, unaware |
| nodus-i | knot |
| pateo (2)-ui | lie open, extend |
| Poenus-a-um | Phoenician, Carthaginian |
| post | behind, afer |
| quietus-a-um | calm, peaceful |
| remigium-i | oarage, rowing |
| tergum-i | back, hide, rear |
| volo (1) | fly |
| accedo-ere-cessi-cessus | approach, reach |
| Achates | faithful companion of Aeneas |
| arbos (or) | tree |
| arcus-us | bow |
| bini-ae-a | two (each), by twos |
| cavo (1) | hollow (out) |
| comito (1) | accompany, attend |
| constituo-ere-ui-utus | establish, resolve |
| convexum-i | hollow, valley, sky |
| crispo-are-atus | brandish, wave |
| exigo-ere-egi-actus | drive out; determine, discover |
| exploro (1) | explore, search (out) |
| fatigo (1) | weary, tire (out) |
| fera-ae | wild beast, animal |
| gradior-i, gressus | march, go, proceed |
| habilis-e | easilly handled, handy |
| habitus-us | appearance, garb |
| Harpalyce-es | Thracian princess |
| hastile-is | spear(shaft), lance |
| Hebrus-i | slow Thracian river |
| horreo (2) | bristle, shudder, tremble |
| incultus-a-um | untilled, wild |
| latus-a-um | broad, wide, spacious |
| mos, moris | custom |
| nemus-oris | sacred grove, forest |
| obvius-a-um | in the way, meet |
| occulo-ere-ui-itus | hide, conceal |
| praevertor-i-versus | outstrip, surpass |
| qualis-e | what kind, such as |
| rupes-is | cliff, crag, rock |
| suspendo-ere-i-ensus | suspend, hang |
| Threissa-ae | Thracian, Thrace |
| volucer-cris-cre | swift, winged |
| an | or, whether |
| aper-pri | wild boar |
| colligo-ere-legi-lectus | gather, collect |
| coma-ae | hair |
| diffundo-ere-fudi-fusus | scatter |
| fluo-ere, fluxi, fluctus | flow |
| genu-us | knee |
| heus | ho, hallo |
| inquam-is-it | say |
| levo (1) | lift, lighten |
| lynx, lyncis | lynx, wild cat |
| maculosus-a-um | spotted |
| memoro (1) | recount, recall, relate |
| monstro (1) | point out, show |
| nodus-i | knot |
| nudus-a-um | nude, bare |
| ordior-iri-orsus | begin, undertake |
| pharetra-ae | quiver |
| prior-ius | former, first |
| quicumque, quaecumque | whoever, whichever |
| sono-are-ui-itus | resound, roar |
| spumo (1) | foam, froth, spray |
| succingo-ere-cinxi-cinctus | gird |
| venatrix-icis | huntress |
| vultus-us | face, countenance |
| cado-ere, cecidi, casus | fall, sink, die |
| doceo (2)-ui-itus | teach, tell |
| hostia-ae | victim, sacrifice |
| ignarus-aum | ignorant, unaware |
| jacto (1) | toss, buffet |
| orbis-is | circle orb, world |
| Agenor-oris | king of Phoenicia |
| ager-gri | land, field, territory |
| alte | on high, high up |
| ambages-is | turning, devious tale |
| coturnus | high boot, buskin |
| dignor-ari | deem worthy |
| dives-itis | rich, wealthy |
| equidem | indeed |
| fastigium-i | summit, top, point |
| germanus-i | brother |
| gesto (1) | bear, wear, carry |
| iniuria-ae | wrong, injustice, injury |
| intractabilis-e | unmanageable, intractable |
| mos, moris | custom, manner, law |
| pharetra-ae | quiver |
| proficiscor-i-fectus | set out, depart |
| Punicus-a-um | Phoenician, Carthaginian |
| purpureus-a-um | purple, crimson |
| rego-ere-xi-ctus | rule, direct |
| sura-ae | (calf of) leg |
| Sychaeus-i | deceased husband of Dido |
| vincio-ire, vinxi, vinctus | bind, tie up |
| aeger-gra-grum | sick, weary |
| amans-ntis | lover |
| attollo-ere | lift, raise |
| caecus-a-um | blind, hidden, dark |
| celo (1) | hide |
| clam | secretly |
| crudelis-e | cruel, bloddy, fierce |
| diligo-ere-lexi-lectus | love, cherish |
| diu | for a long time |
| factum-i | deed |
| furor-oris | madness, frenzy, rage |
| germana-ae | sister |
| imago-inis | image, likeness, ghost |
| incautus-a-um | unsuspecting, careless |
| impius-a-um | unholy, unnatural, disloyal |
| injumatus-a-um | unburied |
| intactus-a-um | untouched, virgin |
| iugo (1) | join, unite, yoke together |
| ludo-ere-si-sus | sport, deceive, mock |
| malus-a-um | bad, evil, wicked |
| mirus-a-um | wonderful, marvelous |
| modus-i | manner, measure |
| nudo (1) | bare, expose |
| omen-inis | omen, auspices |
| pallidus-a-um | pale |
| Pygmalion-onis | wicked brother of Dido |
| retego-ere-texi-tectus | uncover, disclose |
| scelus-eris | crime, villainy, sin |
| securus-a-um | free from care, careless, heedless |
| simulo (1) | imitate, pretend, feign |
| spes-ei | hope, expectation |
| supero (1) | overcome, surpass; kill |
| traiicio-ere | pierce |
| Tyrus-i | famous city of Phoenicia |
| vanus-a-um | empty, idle, false |
| acer-cris | sharp, fierce, spirited |
| argentum-i | silver |
| auxilium-i | help, aid |
| avarus-a-um | covetous, greedy |
| Byrsa | citadel of Carthage |
| celero (1) | hasten, hurry, speed |
| circumdo-are-dedi-datus | surround |
| commoveo (2)-movi-motus | move, arouse |
| convenio-ire-veni-ventus | come together, assemble |
| corripio-ere-ui-reptus | snatch (up), seize |
| devenio-ire-veni-ventus | arrive (at) |
| dux, ducis | leader, chief |
| excedo-ere-cessi-cessus | withdraw, depart |
| ignotus-a-um | unknown, strange |
| mercor-ari-atus | buy, purchase |
| metus-us | fear, dread, anxiety |
| odium-i | hate, hatred |
| onero (1) | load, burden |
| ops, opis | help, resources, wealth, power |
| patria-ae | homeland, country |
| pondus-eris | weight, burden |
| porto (1) | carry, bear, bring |
| quantus-a-um | how great, how much |
| recludo-ere-si-sus | disclose, reveal |
| solum-i | soil, ground, earth |
| suadeo (2) | advise, urge |
| taurinus-a-um | of a bull |
| tergum-i | back, hide |
| thesaurus-i | treasure, hoard |
| tyrranus-i | tyrant, usurper, ruler |
| vetus-eris | old, ancient |
| iter, itineris | way, road, journey |
| suspiro (1) | draw a deep breath, sigh |
| aether-eris | upper air, sky |
| annalis-e | story, record, annals |
| appello-ere-puli,pulsus | drive to |
| auris-is | ear |
| bis | twice |
| claudo-ere-si-sus | close, fasten |
| compono-ere-posui-positus | compose, construct, settle |
| conscendo-ere-di-ensus | ascend, embark |
| deni-ae-a | ten (each), by tens |
| diversus-a-um | scattered, various |
| hostis-is | stranger, enemy |
| notus-a-um | well known, famous |
| origio-inis | origin, beginning, source |
| patria-ae | homeland, country |
| penates-ium | household gods |
| pergo-ere, perrexi, perrectus | proceed |
| rapio-ere-rapui-raptus | snatch, rob |
| repeto-ere-petivi-petitus | seek again, repeat, retrace |
| tempestas-tatis | tempest, storm |
| vaco (1) | be free from, be at leisure |
| veho-ere, vexi, vectus | bear, convey, carry |
| Vesper-eris | (god of) the evening star |
| vester-tra-trum | your |
| advenio-ire-veni-ventus | arrive, reach |
| Aquilo-onis | North wind |
| Asia-ae | Asia (Minor) |
| aspicio-ere-spexi-spectus | see, look at |
| augurium-i | augury, prophecy |
| bis | twice |
| caelestes-ium | divinities, gods |
| carpo-ere-psi-ptum | pluck, take, consume |
| convello-ere-i-vulsus | tear, shatter |
| credo-ere, credid, creditus | believe, trust |
| cycnus-i | swan |
| desertum-i | desert, waste |
| doceo (2)-ui-ctus | teach, instruct |
| dolor-oris | pain, grief, anger, passion |
| egeo (2)-ui | be needy, lack |
| Eurus-i | east wind |
| frustra | in vain |
| ignotus-a-um | unknown, strange |
| interfor-fari-fatus | interrupt |
| invisus-a-um | hateful, hated, odious |
| laetor-ari-atus | rejoice, exult |
| modo | only, just (now) |
| monstro (1) | show, point out |
| ni, nisi | if not, unless, except |
| nuntio (1) | announce |
| patior-i-passus | suffer, endure, allow |
| pello-ere, pepuli, pulsus | drive, force |
| peragro (1) | wander through |
| perfero-ferre-tuli-latus | bear, betake |
| queror-i, questus | complain, lament |
| quisquis, quicquid | whoever, whatever |
| redux-cis | led back, restored |
| seni-ae-a | six (each), by sixes |
| septem | seven |
| supersum-esse-fui-futurus | survive, remain |
| tutus-a-um | safe, protected, secure |
| vanus-a-um | empty, idle, false |
| verto-ere-ti-sus | turn, change, rout |
| vitalis-e | of live, vital |
| aetherius-a-um | of the upper air, etheral |
| ala-ae | wing |
| ales-itis | bird, fowl |
| aliter | otherwise |
| ambrosius-a-um | ambrosial, immortal |
| apertus-a-um | open, clear |
| averto-ere-ti-sus | turn (aside), avert |
| cantus-us | song, melody, music |
| cervix-icis | neck |
| cingo-ere-nxi-nctus | encircle, gird |
| coetus-us | company, band, flock |
| coma-ae | hair |
| defluo-ere-fluxi-fluctus | flow down |
| derigo-ere-rexi-rectus | direct, guide |
| despecto (1) | look down (on) |
| divinus-a-um | divine, holy |
| gressus-us | step, walk, gait |
| ludo-ere-si-sus | sport, mock |
| modo | only, just |
| odor-oris | odor, fragrance |
| ordo-inis | order, line, array |
| ostium-i | mouth, harbour, entrance |
| plaga-ae | region, tract |
| plenus-a-um | full, complete, swelling |
| polus-i | pole, sky, heavens |
| pubes-is | youth, young man |
| qua | whereby, in any way |
| redux-cis | led back, restored |
| refulgeo (2)-si-sus | shine, gleam |
| roseus-a-um | rosy, pink |
| spiro (1) | breathe, exhale |
| strideo (2)-di | creak, rustle, whir |
| turbo (1) | throw into confusion, agitate |
| vertex-icis | top, summit, head |
| vestis-is | clothing, robe |
| agnosco-ere-novi-notus | recognize |
| incessus-us | walk, gait, stride |
| pateo (2)-ui | lie open, be evident |
| abeo-ire-ii-itus | depart |
| aer-aeris | air, mist, fog |
| amictus-us | wrap, robe |
| caleo (2)-ui | be hot, burn |
| causa-ae | cause, reason |
| centum | hundred |
| contingo-ere-tigi-tactus | touch, befall |
| crudelis-e | cruel, harsh, bloody |
| gradio-i-gressus | step, go, proceed |
| halo (1) | breathe (forth), be fragrant |
| imago-inis | image, shape, ghost |
| incuso (1) | reproach, chide, blame |
| iungo-ere-iunxi-iunctus | join, yoke |
| ludo-ere-si-sus | sport, mock |
| molior, iri, itus | work, effect, make |
| mora-ae | delay |
| nebula-ae | cloud, mist, fog |
| neu, neve | and (that) not, and lest |
| obscurus-a-um | dark |
| Paphus-i | city of Cyprus where Venus was worshipped |
| posco-ere, poposci, poscus | demand, seek |
| quoque | also |
| recens-ntis | fresh, recent |
| reddo-ere-didi-ditus | return, reply |
| reviso-ere | revisit |
| Sabaeus-a-um | Sabean, of Saba (famous for incense) |
| saepio-ire-psi-ptus | hedge in, inclose |
| sertum-i | wreath, garland |
| sublimis-e | on high, aloft, uplifted |
| totiens | so often, so many times |
| tus, turis | incense, unguent |
| adultus-a-um | grown, adult |
| adversus-a-um | oppostie, facing |
| aestas-atis | summer |
| apis-is | bee |
| ascendo-ere-di-sus | ascend, mount |
| aspecto (1) | look at, see, face |
| collis-is | hill |
| columna-ae | column, pillar |
| concludo-ere-si-sus | inclose |
| corripio-ere-ui-reptus | snatch (up), hasten on |
| decus-oris | ornament, beauty, dignity |
| desuper | from aboth |
| effodio-ere-i-sus | dig out, excavate |
| excido-ere-i-sus | cut out, destroy |
| exerceo (2)-ui-itus | busy, train |
| floreus-a-um | flowery |
| fundamentum-i | foundation |
| immineo (2)-ui | overhang, menance |
| insto-are-stiti | urge on, press on |
| interea | meanwhile |
| ius, iuris | law, justice, decree |
| lego-ere-xi-ctus | choose, gather |
| loco (1) | place, locate |
| magalia-ium | huts, hovels |
| magistratus-us | magistrate officer |
| miror (1) | wonder at, admire |
| moles-is | mass, burden, structure |
| molior-iri-itus | work, effect, make |
| monstro (1) | show, point out |
| murus-i | (city) wall, rampart |
| opto (1) | choose, desire, hope (for) |
| porta-ae | gate, door |
| qua | where(by), in any way |
| qualis-e | such as, of what sort, as |
| rupes-is | rock |
| rus, ruris | country |
| sanctus-a-um | sacred, holy, revered |
| scaena-ae | stage, background |
| semita-ae | path |
| senatus-us | senate |
| sol, solis | sun |
| stratum-i | pavement |
| strepitus-us | noise |
| subvolvo-ere-i-volutus | roll up |
| sulcus-i | furrow, trench, ditch |
| arceo (2)-ui | keep off, defend |
| cella-ae | cell, storeroom |
| distendo-ere-i | distend, stretch |
| dulcis-e | sweet |
| educo-ere-xi-ctus | lead forth, lead out |
| fastigium-i | summit, top, height |
| ferveo (2)-ui | glow, boil |
| fetus-us | offspring, brood, swarm |
| fortunatus-a-um | fortunate, blessed |
| fragrans-ntis | fragrant, sweet-smelling |
| fucus-i | drone |
| ignavus-a-um | lazy, idle |
| infero-ferre-tuli-latus | bear (in, into) |
| liquens-entis | liquid, flowing |
| mel, mellis | honey |
| mirabilis-e | wonderful, marvelous |
| misceo (2)-ui, mixtus | mix, mingle |
| nebula-ae | cloud, mist, fog |
| nectar-aris | nectar |
| onus-eris | burden |
| opus-eris | work, deed, toil |
| pecus-oris | flock, herd, swamp |
| praesepe-is | stall, hive |
| redoleo (2)ui | be fragrant, smell |
| stipo (1) | stuff, crowd |
| suspicio-ere-spexi-spectus | look up |
| acer-cris | sharp, keen |
| effodio-ere-fodi-fossus | dig out, excavate |
| egregius-a-um | remarkable, distinguished |
| iacto (1) | toss, buffet |
| lucus-i | (sacred) grove, wood |
| monstro (1) | show |
| regius-a-um | royal, regal |
| saeculum-i | generation, age |
| signum-i | sign |
| turbo-inis | whirl(wind, pool), storm |
| vivo-ere, vixi, victus | live, be alive |
| adfligo-ere-xi-ctus | strike down, shatter |
| aenus-a-um | bronze, brazen |
| aereus-a-um | bronze, brazen |
| aes, aeris | bronze |
| ambo-ae-a | both |
| artifex-icis | artist, artisan |
| Atrides-ae | son Atreus |
| audeo (2), ausus | dare, venture |
| cardo-inis | hinge, pivot, socket |
| condo-ere-didi-ditus | found, build |
| confido-ere, sus | trust (in) |
| foris, foris | door, gate, entrance |
| gradus-us | step, stride, gait |
| Iliacus-a-um | Ilian, Trojan |
| intra | within, among |
| lenio-ire-ivi-itus | ssoothe, soften |
| lustro (1) | purify, survey, traverse |
| melior-ius | better, superior |
| miror-ari-atus | wonder (at), admire |
| necto-ere-xi-xus | bind, fasten |
| offero-ferre-tuli-latus | present |
| opperior-iri-itus | await, wait for |
| opulentus-a-um | rich, wealthy |
| opus-eris | work, deed, toil |
| orbis, orbis | circle, orb, earth |
| ordo-inis | order, line, array |
| pugna-ae | battle, fight |
| saevus-a-um | fierce, harsh, stern |
| salus-utis | safety, health |
| Sidonius-a-um | Sidonian, Phoenician |
| singuli-ae-a | separate, single |
| spero (1) | hope |
| strideo (2) | grate, creak, whir |
| trabs, trabis | beam, timber |
| vulto (1) | publish, make known |
| aliqui-qua-quod | some, any |
| bello (1) | war, battle |
| consisto-ere-stiti, stitus | stand fast, halt |
| cristatus-a-um | plumed, crested |
| currus-us | chariot |
| en | see! look! behold! |
| etiam | also, even |
| flumen-inis | river |
| gemo-ere-ui-itus | groan (for), lament |
| hac | here, there |
| inanis-e | empty, idle, vain |
| insto-are-stiti | press on, urge |
| iuventus-utis | youth, young man |
| lacrimo (1) | weep, shed tears, lament |
| largus-a-um | copious, plentiful |
| laus, laudis | praise, glory, merit |
| metus-us | fear |
| niveus-a-um | snowy, white |
| pasco-ere, pavi, pastus | feed on, graze |
| Pergama-orum | (citadel of) Troy |
| Phryx, Phrygis | Phrygian, Trojan |
| plenus-a-um | full, complete, swelling |
| praemium-i | reward, prize |
| premo-ere, pressi, pressus | press, urge |
| regio-ionis | region, district |
| Rhesus-i | Thracian prince, ally of Trojans |
| solvo-ere-vi-utus | loose, dismiss |
| tango-ere, tetigi, tactus | touch |
| tentorium-i | tent |
| umecto (1) | wet |
| vultus-us | countenance, face |
| agnosco-ere-novi-notus | recognize |
| amitto-ere-misi-missus | let go, lose |
| averto-ere-ti-sus | turn away, avert |
| caedes-is | slaughter |
| castra-orum | camp |
| cervix-icis | neck |
| coma-ae | hair |
| congredior-i-gressus | meet, fith with |
| cruentus-a-um | bloody |
| haereo (2) haesi, haesus | hang, cling to |
| impar-aris | unequal, ill-matched |
| inscribo-ere-psi-ptus | mark |
| lorum-i | thong, rein |
| pabulum-i | fodder, pasture |
| prius | former, sooner, first |
| prodo-ere-didi-ditus | hand over, betray |
| pulvis-eris | dust |
| quam | how, than, as |
| resupinus-a-um | supine, on the back |
| Troilus-i | youngest son of Priam |
| Tydides-ae | son of Tydeus, Diomedes |
| vasto (1) | ravage, devastate, (lay) waster |
| Xanthus-i | river near Troy |
| cado-ere | fall |
| cognosco-ere | learn; know |
| conticesco-ere | become silent, hush |
| dolor-oris | grief, anger, pain |
| durus-a-um | harsh, stern |
| eruo-ere | overthrow, tear up |
| inde | thence, afterward, thereupon |
| infandus-a-um | unspeakable, accursed |
| lamentabilis-e | lamentable, pitiable |
| ops, opis | help, resources, power p. wealth |
| ordior-iri | begin, undertake |
| praecipito | throw (headlong), fall |
| renovo (1) | renew, revive |
| suadeo-ere | advise, urge |
| tempero (1) | control, restrain, refrain |
| torus-i | banqueting couch, cushion |
| umidus-a-um | moist, dewy, damp |
| abies-etis | fir, pine |
| aedifico-are | build, construct |
| armo (1) | arm, equip, furnish |
| ars, artis | art, skill |
| breviter | shortly, briefly |
| caecus-a-um | blind, dark, hidden |
| caverna-ae | hollow, cavity, cavern |
| compleo-ere | fill, complete |
| costa-ae | rib, side |
| deligo-ere | select, choose |
| divinus-a-um | divine, celestial, holy |
| ductor-oris | leader, chieftan, guide |
| frango-ere | break, shatter |
| furtim | stealthily, secretly |
| horreo-ere | bristle, shudder, tremble |
| incipio-ere | begin, undertake |
| includo-ere | inclose, confine |
| instar (indec.) | likeness, image (+gen) |
| intexo-ere | weave, cover |
| latus-eris | side, flank |
| luctus-us | grief, mourning, sorrow |
| memini-isse | remember, recall |
| Pallas | Minerva |
| penitus | deeply, within, completely |
| pro | before, for, on behalf of |
| quamquam | although, however, but |
| reditus-us | return |
| refugio-ere | flee, retreat,recoil |
| repello-ere | drive back, repel |
| seco-are-ui-ctus | cut, slice, cleave |
| simulo (1) | pretend, imitate, feign |
| sortior-iri | draw by lot, allot |
| tot | so many |
| uterus-i | belly, womb |
| vagor-ari | wander, spread abroad |
| votum-i | vow, prayer, offering |
| voveo-ere | vow, consecrate |
| abeo-ire | go away |
| acies-ei | battle line |
| carina-ae | ship, keel |
| certo (1) | strive, rival, fight |
| castra-orum | camp |
| condo-ere | establish, hide |
| conspectus-us | sight, view |
| desero-ere | desert, forsake |
| dives-itis | rich, wealthy |
| Dolopes-um | Greeks (of Thessaly) |
| Doricus-a-um | Doric, Spartan, Greek |
| ergo | therefore |
| fidus-a-um | faithful, trustworthy, safe |
| innuptus-a-um | unwed, virgin |
| juvo-are, juvi, jutus | help, please |
| male | badly, not |
| notus-a-um | well known, familiar |
| solvo-ere | loosen, untie |
| pando-ere | spread, open |
| porta-ae | gate, entrance |
| proveho-ere | carry, convey |
| reor, reri, ratus | think, suppose, reckon |
| saevus-a-um | stern, fierce, |
| sinus-us | fold, hollow, bay, bosom |
| soleo-ere | be accustomed |
| statio-ionis | station, anchorage |
| stupeo-ere | be dazed, stand agape |
| tantum (adv.) | only |
| Tenedos | small island near Troy |
| Teucria-ae | Troy |
| tremendus-a-um | terrible, dreadful |
| objicio-ere | present, place before |
| magis | more, rather |
| improvidus-a-um | unforeseeing, heedless |
| turbo-are | confuse, agitate, disturb |
| altum-i | the deep (sea) |
| amplector-i | embrace, enfold |
| anguis-is | snake, serpent |
| arrigo-ere | raise, rear |
| autem | but, however |
| certus-a-um | sure, fixed, certain |
| ceterus-a-um | rest, remaining |
| diffugio-ere | flee apart, scatter |
| duo-ae-o | two |
| exsanguis | bloodless, lifeless, pale |
| fio, fieri, factus | become, happen |
| horresco-ere | shudder, tremble |
| immensus-a-um | immeasurable |
| incumbo-ere | lean upon, overhang |
| juba-ae | mane, crest |
| lego-ere | choose; skim |
| lingua-ae | tongue, language |
| macto-are | sacrifice, slaughter |
| orbis-is | circle, coil |
| pariter | equally, side by side |
| parvus-a-um | small |
| pone | behind |
| pontus-i | sea, waves |
| sacerdos-dotis | pries |
| salum-i | sea, brine |
| sanguineus-a-um | bloody, blood-red |
| serpens-ntis | serpent, snake |
| sibilus-a-um | hissing, whirring |
| sinuo-ere | fold, curve |
| sollemnis-e | annual, customary |
| sonitus-us | sound, roar, noise |
| sors-tis | lot, fate, destiny |
| spumo-are | foam, froth |
| sufficio-ere | supply, suffuse |
| supero-are | surmount, overcome |
| taurus-i | bull |
| tergum-i | back |
| tranquillus-a-um | tranquil, calm |
| uterque, utraque, utrumque | each, both |
| vibro-are | quiver, vibrate |
| visus | sight, view, vision |
| volumen-inis | fold, coil |
| artus | joint, limb |
| auxilium | help, aid |
| bis | twice |
| cervix-icis | neck |
| clipeus-i | shield, buckler |
| collum-i | neck |
| corripio-ere | seize, snatch up |
| delubrum-i | shrine, temple |
| depascor-i | feed on, devour |
| divello-ere | tear apart |
| draco-onis | dragon, serpent |
| effugio-ere | flee, escape |
| excutio-ere | shake off |
| horrendus-a-um | horrible |
| implico-are | entwine |
| lapsus-us | gliding, rolling |
| ligo-are | bind, tie, fasten |
| morsus-us | bite, jaws |
| mugitus-us | bellow(ing), roar |
| nodus-i | knot; fold, coil |
| orbis-is | circle, fold |
| perfundo-ere | soak, drench |
| post | afterward |
| qualis-e | of what sort, such a sort |
| saevus-a-um | fierce, cruel, stern |
| sanies-ei | blood, gore |
| saucius-a-um | wounded |
| securis-is | ax |
| spira-ae | fold, coil |
| squameus-a-um | scaly |
| tego-ere | hide, cover |
| tremefacio-ere | make tremble, alarm |
| venenum-i | poison |
| vero | truly |
| vitta | fillet, garland |
| insinuo-are | wind, creep |
| pavor | panic, terror |
| scelus-eris | crime, impiety |
| expendo-ere | pay for |
| mereo-ere | deserve, earn |
| cuspis-pidis | point, spear |
| robur-oris | oak |
| laedo-ere | strike, hurt |
| intorqueo-ere | hurl (against) |
| sceleratus-a-um | criminal, wicked |
| simulacrum-i | image, likeness |
| oro-are | beg |
| conclamo-are | cry, shout |
| accingo-ere | gird (on), equip |
| rota-ae | wheel |
| lapsus-us | gliding, rolling |
| stuppeus-a-um | hempen |
| intendo-ere | stretch, extend |
| scando-ere | mount, climb |
| fatalis-e | fatal, deadly, fated |
| fetus-a-um | teeming, pregnant, filled |
| innuptus-a-um | unmarried, virgin |
| funis-is | rope, cable |
| gaudeo-ere | rejoice, exult |
| minor-ari | tower; threaten (dat.) |
| inclutus-a-um | famous, renowned |
| complector-i | embrace, enfold |
| conticesco-ere | become silent, hush |
| delubrum-i | shrine, temple |
| festus-a-um | festal, festive |
| immemor-oris | unmindful, heedless |
| insto-are | press on, pursue |
| jussus-us | order, command |
| polus-i | pole; heavens, sky |
| quater | four times |
| sisto-ere | stand, stop |
| sonitus-us | sound, roar |
| sopor-oris | sleep, slumber |
| subsisto-ere | stop, halt |
| uterus-i | belly, womb |
| velo-are | veil, cover |
| notus-a-um | well known, familiar |
| diffugio-ere | flee apart, scatter |
| exsanguis-e | bloodless, lifeless, pale |
| serpens-entis | serpent, snake |
| visus-us | sight, view, vision |
| cervix-icis | neck |
| delubrum-i | shrine |
| depascor-i | feed on, devour |
| divello-ere | tear apart |
| draco-onis | dragon, serpent |
| effugio-ere | flee apart, escape |
| incertus-a-um | uncertain, ill-aimed |
| ligo (1) | bind, tie, fasten |
| morsus-us | bite, jaws, fangs |
| nodus-i | knot; fold, coil |
| perfundo-ere | soak, drench |
| sanies-ei | blood, gore |
| saucius-a-um | wounded, stricken |
| securis-is | ax |
| spira-ae | fold, coil, spire |
| squameus-a-um | scaly |
| supero (1) | surmount, overcome, survive |
| tremefacio-ere | make tremble, appall, alarm |
| venenum-i | poison, drug |
| vero | truly, indeed, but |
| conclamo (1) | cry, shout, exclaim |
| cuspis-idis | point, spear, lance |
| inlabor-i | glide in(to) +dat. |
| insinuo-ere | wind, creep, coil |
| intorqueo-ere | hurl (against) |
| laedo-ere | strike, hurt, offend |
| sceleratus-a-um | criminal, wicked |
| simulacrum-i | image, statue, likeness |
| claustra-orum | barrier, bar, bolt |
| furtim | stealthily, furtively |
| includo-ere | confine, inclose |
| iniquus-a-um | unfair, unjust, hostile |
| instruo-ere | equip, array, build |
| laxo (1) | loosen, free, open, release |
| phalanx-angis | phalanx, troop |
| fabricator-oris | constructor, maker |
| patefacio-ere | lay open, reveal |
| promo-ere | bring forth |
| invado-ere | attack, invade |
| sepelio-ire | bury |
| caedo-ere | cut (down), kill |
| vigil-lis | guard, watchman |
| pateo-ere | lie open, be evident |
| conscius-a-um | conscious; confederate |
| bigae-arum | two-horse chariot |
| concretus-a-um | grown together, hardened, matted |
| cruentus-a-um | bloody, cruel |
| ei | alas! ah! |
| exuviae-arum | spoils, booty; slough |
| fletus-us | weeping, tears,lament |
| gratus-a-um | welcome, pleasing, grateful |
| induo-ere | put on, clothe |
| jaculor-ari | hurl, throw, fling |
| largus-a-um | abundant, copious |
| lorum-i | thong |
| pulvis-eris | dust |
| rapto (1) | snatch, drag, carry off |
| redeo-ire | return |
| serpo-ere | creep (on), crawl |
| squaleo-ere | be rough, be filthy |
| tumeo-ere | swell, be swollen |
| aspicio-ere | see, look at |
| commendo (1) | commit, entrust |
| compello (1) | address |
| defessus-a-um | weary, tired, worn |
| denique | at last, finally |
| expromo-ere | bring forth |
| fleo-ere | weep, lament |
| foedo (1) | defile, befoul, mar, mangle |
| indignus-a-um | undeserved, unworthy |
| pererro (1) | wander through, traverse |
| serenus-a-um | serene, calm, fair |
| statuo-ere | set up, establish |
| vanus-a-um | vain, idle, useless |
| adytum-i | inner shrine, sanctuary |
| penetralis-e | inmost, interior |
| ibi | there |
| comito (1) | accompany, attend, follow |
| caterva-ae | crowd, band, troop |
| decurro-ere | run down |
| insania-ae | madness, frenzy, folly |
| aveho-ere-vexi-vectus | carry, convey (away) |
| puto (1) | think |
| careo-ere | be free from, lack (+abl.) |
| dolus-i | trick, deceit, fraud |
| notus-a-um | well known, familiar |
| Achivus-a-um | Greek |
| aliquis | someone, anyone |
| alvus-i | belly, body |
| Argolicus-a-um | Argive, Greek |
| caverna-ae | hollow, cavity, cave |
| cavus-a-um | hollow, vaulted |
| campages-is | joint, seam, fastening |
| contorqueo-ere` | hurl, twist |
| curvus-a-um | curved, crooked |
| desuper | from above |
| error-oris | error, deceit, trick |
| fabrico (1) | fashion, make |
| ferus-i | beast, monster, horse |
| foedo (1) | befoul, defile; mar, mangle |
| gemitus-us | groan, roar, moan |
| hasta-ae | spear, lance, dart |
| impello-ere | impel, drive |
| includo-ere | inclose, confine |
| insono-are | resound, roar, echo |
| inspicio-ere | look into |
| laevus-a-um | left, foolish, unlucky |
| latebra-ae | hiding place, cavern, lair |
| lateo-ere | lie hidden, hide, lurk |
| latus-eris | side, flank |
| lignum-i | wood, timber |
| machina-ae | machine, engine, device |
| murus-i | wall |
| occulto (1) | hide, conceal, secrete |
| quisquis, quidquid | whoever, whatever |
| recutio-ere | strike (back), shake |
| timeo-ere | fear, dread |
| tremo-ere | tremble, quiver, shake |
| uterus-i | belly, womb |
| validus-a-um | strong, stout, mighty |
| tremendus-a-um | terrible, dreadful |
| objicio-ere | present, place before |
| magis | more, rather |
| improvidus-a-um | unforeseeing, heedless |
| turbo (1) | confuse, agitate, disturb |
| vestibulum | entry, vestibule |
| vestibulum | entry, vestibule |
| aenus-a-um | bronze |
| aeratus-a-um | bronze, brazen |
| agitator-toris | driver, charioteer |
| amiger-i | amorbearer, squire |
| bipennis-is | double axe |
| bruma-ae | midwinter |
| cardo-inis | hinge, pivot, socket |
| cavo (1) | hollow out |
| coluber-i | snake, serpent |
| convolvo-ere | roll, coil |
| coruscus-a-um | flashing, bright |
| excido-ere | cut out |
| exsulto (1) | leap forth, dance, surge, exult |
| exuviae-arum | spoils; skin |
| fenestra-ae | window, opening |
| firmus-a-um | firm, strong, solid |
| frigidus-a-um | cold, frosty, chill |
| gramen-minis | grass, herb, plant |
| juventa-ae | youth |
| valeo-ere | be strong, avail, be able |
| lubricus-a-um | slippery, slimy |
| mico-are | flash, quiver, dart |
| nitidus-a-um | shining, bright, sleek |
| pascor-i | feed (on), graze |
| perrumpo-ere | break through |
| postis-is | post, door, gate |
| succedo-ere | approach |
| trabs-is | beam, timber |
| trisulcus-a-um | threefold, tripartite, forked |
| tumidus-a-um | swollen |
| una | together, at the same time |
| vello-ere | tear (up) |
| aditus-us | approach, entrance |
| aedes-ium | house, home |
| appareo-ere | appear |
| aries-etis | (battering) ram |
| cavus-a-um | hollow, vaulted |
| claustrum-i | barrier, bolt, fastening |
| compleo-ere | fill |
| emoveo-ere | move from |
| femineus-a-um | feminine, women's |
| ferio-ire | strike, beat, kill |
| fio, fieri, factus | become, be made, happen |
| immitto-ere | let in |
| insto-are | press on, urge on |
| interior-ius | inner, interior |
| intus | within, inside |
| labo (1) | totter, waver, vacillate |
| late | far and wide, widely |
| misceo-ere | mix, mingle |
| ululo-ere | howl, shriek, wail |
| patesco-ere | open up, be revealed |
| pavidus-a-um | fearful, frightened |
| penetralia-ium | chamber, sanctuary, inner room |
| plangor-oris | clamor, wailing, beating |
| procumbo-ere | fall, sink |
| suffero-ferre | withstand, endure |
| trucido (1) | slay, slaughter, butcher |
| tumultus-us | uproar, tumult, hubbub |
| forsitan | perhaps, possibly, perchance |
| requiro-ere | ask, seek |
| convello-ere | tear up, shatter |
| penetralia-ium | inner room, chamber, sanctuary |
| aedes-ium | house, home |
| aether-eris | upper air, sky, ether |
| aevum-i | age, life |
| altaria-ium | altar |
| axis-is | axle, axis; height |
| ceu | (just) as, as if |
| circumdo-dare | surround, put around |
| columba | dove, pigeon |
| complector-i | embrace, enfold |
| condensus-a-um | thick, crowded, dense |
| defensor-oris | defender, protector |
| desuetus-a-um | unaccustomed, unused |
| diu | for a long time |
| egeo-ere | need, lack, require (+abl.) |
| impello-ere | urge, drive |
| incumbo-ere | lean (on, over) +dat. |
| inutilis-e | useless, futile |
| juvenalis-e | youthful, of a young man |
| laurus-i | laurel tree |
| nata-ae | daughter |
| nudus-a-um | bare, nude, open |
| senior-oris | old man |
| simulacrum-i | image, statue, likeness |
| sumo-ere | take, assume |
| abstineo-ere | refrain, restrain |
| caedes-is | slaughter, murder, massacre |
| concedo-ere | yield, come |
| concido-ere | fall (in a heap) |
| effor-fari | speak, utter, say |
| elabor-i | slip out, escape |
| evado-ere | escape, come forth |
| exclamo (1) | cry (out), shout, exclaim |
| hasta-ae | spear, lance, dart |
| infestus-a-um | hostile, threatening |
| longaevus-a-um | aged, very old |
| parco-ere | spare (+dat.) |
| porticus-us | colonnade, corridor |
| quamquam | although, however, but |
| saucius-a-um | wounded, hurt |
| vacuus-a-um | empty, vacant, free |
| agger-eris | mound, heap, dike |
| spumeus-a-um | foamy, frothy |
| oppono-ere | oppose, place against |
| evinco-ere | overcome, surmount |
| cumulus-i | heap, mass, pile |
| armentum-i | herd, flock, cattle |
| stabulum-i | stable, stall |
| caedes-is | slaughter, murder, massacre |
| nurus-us | daughter (in-law) |
| foedo (1) | defile, pollute, disfigure |
| quinquaginta | fifty |
| amplus-a-um | ample, full, spacious |
| barbaricus-a-um | foreign, barbaric |
| postis-is | post, door, gate |
| spolium-i | spoils, booty, plunder |
| procumbo-ere | fall (forward), sink |
| qua | where(by), in any way |
| deficio-ere | fail, be lacking |
| ausum-i | daring deed, daring |
| curo (1) | regard, care (for), heed |
| persolvo-ere | pay fully |
| grates-ium | thanks, requital, reward |
| conicio-ere | hurl, shoot |
| coram | before the face, face to face |
| debitus-a-um | due, owed, destined |
| degener-era-erum | degenerate, ignoble, base |
| erubesco-ere | reverence, blush (before) |
| exsanguis-e | bloodless, lifeless, pale |
| foedo (1) | defile, pollute, disfigure |
| ictus-us | blow, stroke |
| imbellis-e | unwarlike, harmless |
| jus, juris | law, justice, right |
| memini-isse | remember, recall |
| mentior-iri | lie, deceive, pretend |
| narro (1) | relate, recount, report |
| nuntius-i | messenger |
| protinus | immediately |
| raucus-a-um | hoarse, sounding, clanging |
| remitto-ere | send back |
| repello-ere | drive back, repel |
| senior-oris | old man |
| sepulcrum-i | tomb, burial |
| umbo-onis | boss, knob, shield |
| abdo-ere | bury, hide |
| aequaevus-a-um | of equal age |
| altaria-ium | altar |
| avello-ere | tear from |
| capulus-i | hilt |
| circumsto-stare | stand around, surround |
| coruscus-a-um | flashing, bright, waving |
| diripio-ere | plunder, ravage |
| exhalo (1) | breathe out, exhale |
| exitus-us | exit, issue, end |
| horror-oris | horror, alarm, shuddering at |
| implico (1) | entwine |
| laeva-ae | left hand |
| lapso-are | slip, stumble, totter |
| prolabor-i | slide, fall,perish |
| regnator-is | ruler, sovereign, lord |
| tenus | to, up to, as far as (abl.) |
| truncus-i | body, trunk, torso |
| copia-ae | abundance, plenty; troups, forces |
| saltus-us | leap, bound |
| amitto-ere-misi-missus | let go, lose |
| amicus-a-um | friendly, kindly |
| avius-a-um | pathless, remote |
| confundo-ere-fudi-fusus | confuse |
| excedo-ere-cessi-cessus | depart |
| incertus-a-um | uncertain, doubtful |
| lassus-a-um | tired, weary, worn out |
| male | badly, poorly, not |
| nescio-ire-ivi-itus | not know |
| prius | sooner, before, formerly |
| reddo-ere-didi-ditus | return, give back, render |
| reflecto-ere-flexi-flexus | turn back |
| regio-ionis f. | region, district |
| sive, seu | or (if), whether |
| subsisto-ere-stiti | halt, stop, withstand |
| trepidus-a-um | agitated, alarmed |
| amens-ntis | mad, insane, distracted |
| cingo-ere, cinxi, cinctus | gird, encircle |
| colligo-ere-legi-lectus | collect, gather |
| commendo (1) | entrust, commit |
| crudelis-e | cruel |
| curvus-a-um | curved, winding, bent |
| demum | at length, finally |
| desum-esse-fui-futurus | be absent, lack |
| effero-ferre, extuli, elatus | carry forth, raise, lift |
| fallo-ere, fefelli, falsus | deceive, baffle, elude, escape the notice of |
| gressus-us m. | step, course, gait |
| horror-oris | horror, terror, shuddering |
| incuso (1) | accuse, blame, chide |
| lustro (1) | survey; traverse; purify |
| murus-i | wall, rampart |
| obiecto (1) | throw to,, expose |
| obscurus-a-um | dark, obscure, gloomy |
| observo (1) | observe, watch, note |
| penates-ium | household gods |
| periculum-i n. | danger, peril, risk |
| porta-ae f. | gate, entrance, exit, portal |
| principio | first(ly), at first |
| qua | where |
| quam | than, how, as |
| recondo-ere-didi-ditus | establish; hide |
| renovo (1) | renew, revive |
| repeto-ere-ivi-itus | seek again |
| retro | back(ward), again |
| revertor-i-rsus | return, turn back |
| rursus, um | again, anew |
| sacro (1) | consecrate, dedicate, hallow |
| silentium-i | silence, stillness, quiet |
| terreo(2)-ui-itus | frighten, terrify |
| tumulus-i m. | hill, mound |
| ubique | everywhere, anywhere |
| vallis-is f. | valley |
| vestigium-i n. | step, track, trace |
| adservo (1) | guard, watch |
| adytum-i n. | inner shrine, sanctuary |
| aestus-us m. | flood, tide, surge; heat |
| asylum-i n. | refuge, sanctuary |
| captivus-a-um | captive, captured |
| congero-ere-gessi-gestus | heap up |
| crater-eris m. | mixing bowl |
| custos-odis m. | guardian, keeper |
| dirus-a-um | dire, terrible, cursed |
| edax-acis | devouring, eating, consuming |
| exsupero (1) | surmount, mount (high) |
| fastigium-i n. | rop, roof, summit |
| gaza-ae f. | treasure |
| ilicet | immediately, at once |
| inde | thence, thereupon |
| inruo-ere-rui | rush in |
| lego-ere-legi-lectus | choose, collect |
| ordo-inis m. | order, array, row |
| pavidus-a-um | terrified, fearful |
| porticus-us | colonnade, portico |
| praeda-ae f. | booty, spoils, prey |
| procedo-ere-cessi-cessus | advance |
| reviso-ere | see again, revisit |
| solidus-a-um | solid, firm, massive |
| undique | everywhere, from all sides |
| vacuus-a-um | empty, vacant, free |
| vestis-is f. | garment, clothing, robe |
| audeo (2) ausus | dare, venture |
| etiam | even, also, besides, yet, still |
| impleo (2) evi-etus | fill, satisfy |
| ingemino (1) | redouble, repeat, increase |
| iterum | again |
| iacto (1) | hurl, toss, fling; utter |
| maestus-a-um | sad, mournful, gloomy |
| nequiquam | in vain, uselessly, idly |
| quin | nay, even, but that |
| simulacrum | image, phantom, likeness |
| sine | without |
| adfor-fari-fatus | address, accost |
| aro (1) | plow, furrow, till |
| asporto (1) | carry away, carry from |
| coma-ae | hair, locks, tresses |
| demo-ere-empsi-emptus | remove, take away |
| diligo-ere-lexi-lectus | love, cherish |
| dolor-oris m. | grief, anger, pain, passion |
| dulcis-e | sweet |
| evenio-ire-veni-ventus | come out, happen |
| exsilium-i n. | exile, place of exile |
| fas n. (indecl) | right, justice, divine will |
| fauces-ium f.pl. | jaws, throat; pass |
| fluo-ere, fluxi, fluctus | flow, ebb, stream |
| haereo (2), haesi, haesus | stick, cling (to) |
| illic | there, at that place |
| imago-inis f. | image, phantom, likeness |
| indulgeo (2)-isi, itus | indulge in, yield to |
| insanus-a-um | mad, frantic, insane |
| iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutus | help, please |
| lenis-e | gentle, soft, mild |
| notus-a-um | well known, familiar |
| obstipesco-ere-stipui | be dazed, stand agape |
| opimus-a-um | reich, fertile, sumptuous |
| pario-ere, peperi, partus | acquire, win, produce |
| pello-ere, pepuli, pulsus | drive (away), dismiss |
| regius-a-um | royal, regal, kingly |
| sino-ere, sivi, situs | permit, allow |
| superbus-a-um | proud, haughty |
| Thybris, (id)is m. | Tiber |
| adfluo-ere-fluxi-fluctus | flow together |
| admiror-ari-atus | wonder (at), admire |
| bracchium-i n. | arm |
| colligo-ere-legi-lectus | collect, gather |
| collum-i n. | neck |
| communis-e | common, mutual |
| comprehendo-ere-hensi-hensus | grasp |
| conor (1) | try |
| consumo-ere-sumpsi-sumptus | consume, waste |
| convenio-ire-veni-ventus | come together, assemble |
| Dardanis-idis f. | Trojan woman |
| demum | at length, finally |
| desero-ere-ui-itus | desert, forsake |
| detineo (2) tinui, tentus | detain, hold back |
| effugio-ere-fugi | escape, flee from |
| frustra | in vain, uselessly |
| genetrix-icis f. | mother |
| ibi | there, then |
| invenio-ire-veni-ventus | find, come upon |
| lacrimo (1) | cry |
| levis-e | light, unsubstantial, slight |
| miserabilis-e | miserable, wretched |
| numerus-i m. | number, multitude |
| nurus-us f. | daughter-in-law |
| ops, opis f. | help resources; pl. wealth |
| par, paris | equal, like similar |
| pubes-is f. | youth, young man |
| recedo-ere-cessi-cessus | depart, retire |
| reviso-ere | revisit, see again |
| servio-ire-ivi-itus | serva as a slave |
| similis-e | similar |
| tenuis-e | slight, thin, fine |
| ter | three times, thrice |
| undique | everywhere, from all sides |
| volucer, cris, cre | winged, swift |
| vulgus-eris n. | crowd |
| cedo-ere-cessi-cessus | yield, depart |
| deduco-ere-duxi-ductus | lead forth, launch |
| Ida-ae f. | mountain near Troy |
| iugum-i n. | yoke, ridge |
| Lucifer-eri m. | morning star |
| obsideo (2)-sedi-sessus | besiege, beset |
| porta-ae f. | gate |
| quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque | whoever, whatever |
| spes, spei f. | hope, expectation |
| adloquor-i-locutus | address |
| alo-ere | nourish, cherish |
| carpo-ere | pluck, consume, waste |
| dimoveo-ere | divide, remove |
| infigo-ere | fix (on, in), fasten |
| insomnium | dream, vision in sleep |
| iamdudum | long since, for some time |
| lampas-adis | torch, lamp, light |
| male | badly, ill, scarce, not |
| polus-i | pole, sky, heaven |
| posterus-a-um | following, next, later |
| recurso (1) | run back, come back, recur |
| sanus-a-um | sane, sound, rational |
| saucius-a-um | wounded, hurt |
| succedo-ere | approach (+dat) |
| suspensus-a-um | suspended, agitated |
| umens-entis | moist, wet, dewy |
| unanimus-a-um | one-minded, sumpathizing |
| vena-ae | vein |
| arguo-ere | prove, make clear |
| culpa-ae | fault, blame |
| degener-eris | degenerate, base, ignoble |
| exhaurio-ire | drain, exhaust; bear |
| fateor-eri | confess |
| fors(it)an | perhaps, perchance |
| fraternus-a-um | fraternal, of a brother |
| inflecto-ere | bend, turn |
| iugalis-e | of wedlock, matrimonial |
| labo (1) | totter, waver, vacillate |
| pertaedet-ere | it wearies (+gen) |
| socio (1) | unite, ally, share |
| succumbo-ere | yield to (dat.) |
| taeda-ae | bridal torch, pine |
| timor-oris | fear, dread, cowardice |
| vanus-a-um | vain, empty, idle, groundless |
| abigo-ere | drive (away), force |
| aufero-ferre-tuli-latus | take away, carry off, steal |
| curo (1) | care for, heed, regard |
| dehisco-ere | yawn, gape, open (up) |
| diligo-ere | love, cherish |
| effor-ari | speak out, say |
| Erebus-i | underworld, Hades |
| impello-ere | strike, drive on |
| ius, iuris | right, law, decree, justice |
| iuventa-ae | youth, young manhood |
| maereo-ere | mourn, grieve, pine |
| oborior-iri | rise, spring up |
| pallens-entis | pale, pallid |
| perpetuus-a-um | continual, lasting |
| prius | sooner, before |
| profundus-a-um | deep, profound, vast |
| pudor-oris | modesty, shame, honor |
| resolvo-ere | loosen, relax |
| sepelio-ire | bury |
| sepulchrum-i | tomb, grave |
| violo (1) | outrage, violate, defile |
| auspex-icis | protector, guide; seer |
| Barcaei-orum | tribe of North Africa |
| despicio-ere` | look down on, scorn |
| dives, divitis (dis, ditis) | rich, wealthy |
| ductor-oris | leader, chieftan, guide |
| flecto-ere | bend, move |
| Iarbas-ae | African chieftan, one of Dido's suitors |
| infrenus-a-um | unbridled |
| inhospitus-a-um | inhospitable, wild |
| insuperabilis-e | unconquerable |
| late | widely, far and wide |
| minae-arum | threats |
| reor, reri, ratus | think |
| sitis-is | thirst, drought |
| Syrtis-is | region of quicksand on the northern coast of Africa |
| adeo-ire | approach |
| aquosus-a-um | watery, rainy |
| bidens-entis | with two teeth, two-year old sheep |
| delubrum-i | shrine, temple, sanctuary |
| desaevio-ire | rage (furiously) |
| dubius-a-um | doubtful, wavering |
| exquiro-ere | seek out |
| flammo (1) | inflame, burn, fire |
| gloria-ae | renown, glory, fame, |
| hospitium-i | hospitality, welcome |
| impensus-a-um | vast, vehement |
| indulgeo-ere | indulge, favor (dat.) |
| innecto-ere | weave, connect |
| legifer-era-erum | law-bringing |
| lito (1) | sacrifice, appease |
| Lyaecus-i | Bacchus |
| macto (1) | sacrifice, slaughter |
| modo | only, (just) now |
| principio | firstly, in the first place |
| quasso (1) | shake, hsatter, toss |
| tractabilis-e | manageable, favorable |
| venia-ae | favor, pardon, grace |
| cerva-ae | deer |
| conicio-ere | hurl, shoot |
| cornu-us | horn |
| Cresius-a-um | of Crete, Cretan |
| edo, esse, edi, esus | eat |
| exta-orum | entrails, vitals |
| incautus-a-um | unaware, unsuspecting |
| inhio (1) | gape, yawn |
| instauro (1) | renew, refresh |
| medulla-ae | marrow |
| mollis-e | soft, yielding, tender |
| nesciou-a-um | ignorant, unaware |
| patera-ae | (libation) bowl |
| peragro (1) | wander through, scour |
| pinguis-e | fat, rich, fertile |
| recludo-ere | open, disclose |
| sagitta-ae | arrow |
| saltus-us | forest, glade, pasture |
| spatior-ari | walk, stride |
| spiro (1) | breath |
| uro-ere | burn |
| vacca-ae | heifer, young cow |
| vagor-ari | wander, roam |
| volatilis-e | flying, winged, swift |
| convivium | feast, banquet |
| demens-ntis | crazy, mad |
| detineo-ere | hold, back, retain |
| Dictaeus-a-um | of Dicte (a mountain on Crete), Cretan |
| digredior-i | depart, separate |
| exposco-ere | demand, entreat |
| gremium-i | lap, bosom, embrace |
| harundo-inis | reed, arrow |
| incubo-are-ui-itus | recline (upon) - dat. |
| infandus-a-um | unspeakable, unutterable |
| letalis-e | deadly, mortal |
| ostento (1) | show off, display |
| stratum-i | bed, couch; pavement |
| suadeo-ere | persuade, advise |
| vicissim | in turn, by turns |
| adgredior-i | attack, address |
| adsurgo-ere | rise |
| coepi-isse-ptus | begin, commence |
| egregius-a-um | outstanding, excellent |
| hymenaeus-i | wedding (hymn) |
| interrumpo-ere | interrupt |
| iuventus-us | youth, young men |
| obsto-are-stiti-status | oppose, resist (dat) |
| paciscor-i | stipulate, bargain, fix |
| persentio-ire | feel deeply, perceive |
| potius | rather, preferably |
| propugnaculum-i | rampart, battlement |
| spolium-i | booty, spoils |
| suspicio-ere | look from under, suspect |
| turris-is | turret, tower |
| vereor-eri | fear, dread, revere |
| vero | indeed, truly, but |
| abnuo-ere | nod, dissent, refuse |
| auspicium-i | auspices, power |
| communis-e | common, joint, mutual |
| contendo-ere | strive, contend |
| dotalis-e | of a dower |
| foedus-eris | treaty, pact, alliance |
| incertus-a-um | uncertain, doubtful |
| malo, malle, malui | prefer |
| permitto-ere | intrust, allow |
| probo (1) | test, prove, approve |
| proficiscor-i | set out, go |
| servio-ire | serve (dat.) |
| simulo (1) | pretend |
| adverto-ere | turn to, heed |
| commisceo-ere | mix, mingle |
| confio-fieri | be done, be finished |
| crastinus-a-um | tomorrow's |
| desuper | from above |
| devenio-ire | come down, arrive at |
| diffugio-ere | flee apart, scatter |
| excipio-ere | take up, rejoin |
| grando-inis | hail (storm) |
| indago-inis | circle of nets, toils |
| insto-are-stit | press on, desire, urge |
| nigrans-ntis | black, dusky, dark |
| opacus-a-um | dark, gloomy, dusky |
| ortus-us | rising, source |
| pergo-ere | proceed |
| proprius-a-um | one's own, permanent |
| radius | rod, spoke, ray |
| ratio-ionis | manner, purpose, reason |
| retego-ere | uncover, recover |
| spelunca-ae | cave, cavern, grotto |
| stabilis-e | firm, stable, lasting |
| tonitrus-us | thunder |
| trepido (1) | tremble; scurry; quiver |
| una | at the same time, together |
| venor-ari | hunting |
| voluntas-atis | will, wish, consent |
| adversor-ari | oppose, resist (dat) |
| caterva-ae | band, troup, crowd |
| chlamys-ydis | cloak, mantle, cape |
| cunctor-ari | delay, linger, wait |
| Cytherea-ae | Venus, born at Cythera |
| deligo-ere | choose, select |
| exorior-iri | rise, spring up |
| ferox-ocis | fierce, spirited, fiery, wild |
| fibula-ae | brooch, buckle, clasp |
| frenum-i | bridle, bit, curb |
| iubar-aris | ray of light, sunshine |
| limbus-i | border, fringe, hem |
| mando-ere-i, mansus | champ, chew |
| nodo (1) | tie in a knot, bind, fasten |
| odorus-a-um | smelling, keen-scented |
| ostrum-i | purple, scarlet, crimson |
| pharetra-ae | quiver |
| pingo-ere | paint, embroider |
| plaga-ae | net, snare, toils |
| purpureus-a-um | purple, crimson |
| rarus-a-um | scattered, wide-meshed |
| reperio-ire | find out |
| rete-is | net, snare, toils |
| sonipes-pedis | prancing steed |
| stipo (1) | stuff, stow, crowd, throng |
| thalamus-i | bridal chamber, wedlock |
| venabulum-i | hunting spear |
| Agathyrsi-orum | people of Scythia in southeastern Europe |
| altaria-ium | altar |
| decus-oris | ornament, glory, dignity |
| eniteo-ere | shine forth, gleam, glitter |
| fingo-ere | fashion, form, mold |
| fluentum-i | stream, flood |
| gradior-i | walk, stride, march, go |
| hibernus-a-um | wintry, of winter, stormy |
| implico-are | entwine |
| incedo-ere | go (proudly) |
| instauro (1) | renew, refresh, repeat |
| inviso-ere | visit, look on, view |
| maternus-a-um | maternal, of one's mother |
| capra-ae | she-goat |
| ferus-a-um | wild, savage, fierce |
| invius-a-um | pathless, trackless |
| lustrum-i | bog, marsh, lair |
| cervus-i | deer, stag |
| commisceo-ere | mix, mingle |
| devenio-ire | come (down), arrive (at) |
| fulvus-a-um | tawny, yellow, blond |
| glomero (1) | roll together, gather, collect |
| grando-inis | hail(storm, stones) |
| iners, rtis | lazy, spiritless, tame, idle |
| pateo-ere | lie open, extend |
| pecus-oris | heard, flock |
| praetereo-ere | pass by, surpass |
| pronuba-ae | matron of honor, bride-woman |
| pulverulentus-a-um | dusty |
| spelunca-ae | cave, cavern, grotto |
| vallis-is | valley, vale, dale |
| adquiro-ere | acquire, gain |
| conjugium-i | wedlock, husband, wife |
| conscius-a-um | conscious, confederate, witness |
| conubium-i | wedlock, marriage |
| culpa-ae | fault, offense, guilt, blame |
| extemplo (adv) | immediately, at once |
| fulgeo-ere | shine, flash, gleam |
| furtivus-a-um | secret, stolen |
| inrito (1) | vex, enrage, provoke |
| meditor (1) | meditate, design |
| mobilitas-atis | activity, motion, speed |
| nubila-orum | clouds, cloudiness |
| perhibeo-ere | present, say |
| praetexo-ere | fringe, cloak, cover |
| primo (adv) | at first, at the beginning |
| species-ei | appearance, sight, aspect |
| velox-ocis | swift, quick, rapid |
| vigeo-ere | flourish, be strong, thrive |
| declino (1) | turn aside |
| fictum-i | falsebood, fiction, lie |
| pluma-ae | feather, plume |
| pravum-i | wrong, perverse act |
| progigno-ere | bring forth, bear |
| quot | as many as |
| strideo-ere | hiss, whir, rustle |
| subrigo-ere | raise, rise |
| subter | beneath, below |
| tenax-acis | tenacious, holding (to) |
| totidem | the same number, so many |
| turris-is | tower, turret |
| vigil-ilis | wakeful, watchful, sleepless |
| alatus-a-um | winged, furnished with wings |
| fulvus-a-um | yellow, tawny, blond |
| fundo (1) | found, build, establish |
| iaspis-is | jasper (a semi-precious stone) |
| magalia-ium | huts, hovels |
| novo (1) | renew, make new, build |
| planta-ae | heel: sole of the foot |
| stellatus-a-um | starred, studded |
| continuo adv. | immediately, at once |
| Cyllenius-i | the Cyllenean; Mercury (who was born on Mt. Cyllene) |
| discerno-ere | separate |
| evanesco-ere | vanish, disappear |
| exstruo-ere | build (up), rear |
| fundamentum-i | foundation, base |
| invado-ere | attack, address |
| laena-ae | (woolen) mantle, cloak |
| mandatum-i | command, order |
| molior-iri | undertake, accomplish, do |
| murex-icis | purple (dye), crimson, scarlett |
| struo-ere | build, contrive |
| tela-ae | web, textile |
| tenuis-e | slight, thin, fine, delicate |
| tero-ere | rub, wear, waste |
| uxorius-a-um | wife-ruled, uxorious, hen-pecked |
| adfatus-us | address, speech |
| alterno (1) | change, alternate, waver |
| ambio-ire | go around, conciliate |
| apto (1) | equip, make ready, furnish |
| arrigo-ere | erect, stand on end |
| a(d)spectus-us | sight, appearance |
| dissimulo (1) | conceal, pretend otherwise |
| exordium-i | beginning, commencement |
| faux-cis | jaws, throat; gulf |
| monitus-us | advice, warning |
| obmutesco-ere | be dumb, stand speechless |
| potior-ius | preferable, better |
| quando | when, since, because |
| sumo-ere | take, employ |
| verso (1) | keep turning, roll, revolve |
| aditus-us | approach, access |
| facesso-ere | do, make, fulfill |
| mollis-e | soft, yielding, easy, mild |
| ocior-ius | swifter, quicker; very swift |
| multiplex-icis | manifold, multiple |
| cretus-a-um | grown, sprung |
| dignor-ari (+abl) | deem worthy, deign |
| infectus-a-um | not done, false |
| repleo-ere | fill, stuff |
| accendo-ere | kindle, inflame |
| aggero (1) | heap up, pile up,increase |
| amarus-a-um | bitter, unpleasant |
| cruor-oris | blood, gore |
| detorqueo-ere | turn (away) |
| diffundo-ere | scatter, spread |
| excubiae-arum | watch (fire), sentinel |
| foedus-a-um | foul, loathsome, filthy |
| foveo-ere | cherish, fondle |
| luxus-us | luxury, splendor, excess |
| pinguis-e | fat, rich, fertile |
| protinus | continuously, immediately |
| sertum-i | wreath, garland |
| supinus-a-um | flat, upturned |
| turpis-e | shameful, disgraceful |
| vigil-ilis | watchful, wakeful, sleepless |
| aro (1) | plow |
| epulor-ari (+abl) | feast, banquet |
| exiguus-s-um | small, scanty, petty |
| horreo-ere | shudder (at), quake |
| libo (1) | pour (as a libation), offer |
| madeo-ere | drip, be wet, reek |
| mentum-i | chin |
| mitra-ae | mitre, cap, turban |
| pingo-ere | paint, embroider |
| potior-iri (PUUFF-V) | possess, gain |
| quippe | surely, indeed, forsooth |
| raptum-i | plunder, booty, prey |
| semivir-i | half-man, effeminate |
| subnecto-ere | tie (under) |
| vado-ere | proceed, advance |
| genetrix-icis | mother |
| gravidus-a-um | heavy, burdened, pregnant, filled, teeming |
| ideo | therefore, for this reason |
| molior-iri | do, (strive to) accomplish |
| penna-ae | feather, wing |
| prodo-ere | betray, transmit |
| vindico (1) | vindicate, claim (as free), rescue |
| adimo-ere | take away |
| apex-icis | peak, summit, head |
| Ausonius-a-um | Ausonian, Italian |
| flamen-inis | breeze, blast, wind |
| fretus-a-um | relying (on) +abl. |
| fulcio-ire | support, prop |
| necto-ere | bind, fasten |
| Orcus-i | Hades |
| resigno (1) | unseal, open, close |
| sive, seu | whether, or, either if, or if |
| struo-ere | build, plan |
| sublimis-e | on high, towering, lofty |
| trano (1) | swim across, float |
| turbidus-a-um | troubled, stormy |
| virga-ae | staff, wand, twig |
| adsidue | constantly, ever, continually |
| avus-i | grandfather; ancestor |
| barba-ae | beard, whiskers |
| consto-are-stiti-status | stand firm, halt |
| glacies-ei | ice |
| harenosus-a-um | sandy |
| imber-bris | rain, flood, storm, water |
| mentum-i | chin |
| nitor-i, nixus (nisus) +abl | strive, rest on |
| nix, nivis | snow |
| pinifer-era-erum | pine-bearing |
| piscosus-a-um | fishy, fish-haunted |
| praecipito (1) | fall headlong, hasten |
| rigeo-ere | be stiff, be rigid |
| 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 |
| trepidus-a-um | trembling, excited |
| coeptum-i | undertaking, beginning |
| conscendo-ere | mount, climb |
| cubile-is | couch,bed |
| efferus-a-um | wild, savage, mad |
| exsolvo-ere | loosen, free |
| furibundus-a-um | wild, frenzied |
| gena-ae | cheek |
| gradus-us | step, gait, pace, stride |
| incumbo-ere | recline upon (+dat) |
| interfundo-ere | pour among, suffuse |
| macula-ae | spot, splotch, stain |
| paulum | a little, slightly |
| perago-ere | accomplish, finish |
| praeclarus-a-um | famous |
| sanguineus-a-um | bloody, bloodshot |
| recludo-ere | open, unsheathe |
| statuo-ere | set up, found |
| ulciscor-i | avenge, punish |
| usus-us | use, service, employment |
| bacchor-ari | rave, rush wildly |
| concutio-ere-cussi-cussus | shake, shatter |
| conlabor-i-lapsus | fall in a heap, faint |
| cruor-oris | blood, gore |
| foedo (1) | pollute, defile |
| immitto-ere | let in, send in |
| inultus-a-um | unavenged, unpunished |
| lamenta-orum | lamentation, shriek |
| plangor-oris | wailing, beating (of breasts) |
| pugnus-i | fist |
| resono (1) | resound, roar |
| ululatus-us | wail, shriek, howl |
| unguis-is | nail, claw |
| germana-ae | sister |
| abluo-ere | wash off |
| adnitor-i-nisus (nixus) | lean on , struggle |
| cruor-oris | blood, gore |
| cubitum-i | elbow, arm |
| deficio-ere | fail, faint |
| evado-ere,si,sus | go forth (from), pass over |
| foveo-ere, fovi, fotus | fondle, cherish |
| fraus, fraudis | deceit, guild, fraud |
| gradus-us | step, gait, pace, stride |
| halitus-us | breath, exhalation |
| infivo-ere-xi-ctus | fix, pierce, fasten |
| levo (1) | lift, lighten, raise |
| lympha-ae | water |
| queror-i, questus | complain |
| revolvo-ere | roll over, revolve |
| rogus-i | pyre |
| semianimis-e | half-dead, dying |
| sicco (1) | dry, staunch |
| strideo-ere-i | hiss, gurgle, rustle |
| struo-ere, struxi, structus | build, plan |
| calor-oris | heat, warmth, glow |
| croceus-a-um | yellow, saffron, ruddy |
| devolo (1) | fly down |
| dilabor-i-lapsus | glide away, depart |
| Dis, Ditis | Pluto |
| flavus-a-um | yellow |
| ingemo-ere-ui-itus | groan, roar, lament |
| Iris-idis | goddess of the rainbow, messenger of Juno |
| luctor-ari-atus | struggle, wrestle |
| necto-ere, nexui, nexus | weave, fasten, bind |
| nondum | not yet |
| obitus-us | death, downfall, ruin |
| Orcus-i | Hades |
| penna-ae | feather |
| quia | because |
| recedo-ere-cessi-cessus | depart, withdraw |
| reperio-ire, repperi, repertus | find |
| resolvo-ere-i-solutus | loosen, free |
| roscidus-a-um | dewy |
| adlabor-i-lapsus | glide to, approach |
| abstrudo-ere-si-sus | hide away |
| dens, dentis | tooth; fluke (of an anchor) |
| emico-are-ui-atus | flash forth, dart out |
| fera-ae | wild beast |
| fundo (1) | found, establish, make fast |
| habena-ae | rein, curb, check |
| immitto-ere-misi-missus | send in, loosen |
| monstro (1) | show, point out |
| obverto-ere-i-sus | turn to (dat.) |
| praesideo-ere-sedi-sessus | rule, protect (dat.) |
| praetexo-ere-ui-xtus | fringe, cloak |
| prora-ae | prow |
| secretum-i | secret place, sanctuary |
| semen-inis | seed, germ, element |
| silex-icis | flint, rock, crag |
| tenax-acis | gripping, tenacious |
| vena-ae | vein |
| Androgeos | son of Minos |
| Arctos | the Bear, a northern constellation |
| Chalcidicus-a-um | Chalcidian, of Chalcis, a city of Euboea |
| eno (1) | swim out, fly forth, float |
| foris-is | door, gate, entrance |
| gelidus-a-um | cold, chilly, icy |
| inspiro (1) | breathe into, inspire |
| insuetus-a-um | unaccustomed, unused |
| pendo-ere, pependi, pensus | weigh out, pay |
| penna-ae | feather, wing |
| praepes-etis | swift, flying |
| remigium | orage, rowing equipment |
| ambages-is | winding (passage) |
| biformis-e | two-formed, double-shaped |
| Cecropides-ae | descendants of Cecrops, Athenians |
| error-oris | wandering, maze, error |
| filium-i | thread, clew, cord |
| furtum-i | theft, stealth, fraud |
| Gnosius-s-um | Gnossian, of Gnossus, a city of Crete |
| inextricabilis-e | inextricable, insoluble |
| monimentum-i | reminder, memorial |
| nefandus-a-um | unspeakable, unutterable |
| Pasiphae-es | wife of Minos |
| quotannis | annually, yearly |
| resolvo-ere-i-solutus | rule, direct, guide |
| septenus-a-um | seven, by severe |
| suppono-ere-posui, positus | place under, subject to |
| urna-ae | urn, vase |
| effingo-ere-finxi-finctus | fashion, portray |
| perlego-ere-legi-lectus | survey, examine |
| praemitto-ere-misi-missus | send forward |
| protinus | continuously, at once |
| marmor, marmoris | marble |
| almus-a-um | kindly, nourishing |
| arcanus-a-um | secret, hidden |
| bacchor-ari-atus | rave, storm, rage |
| defungor-i-functus | perform, finish (+abl) |
| domo-are-ui-itus | tame, subdue |
| fatigo (1) | weary, tire (out), harass |
| festus-a-um | festal, festival, holiday |
| fingo-ere, finxi, fictus | mold, train |
| folium-i | leaf, foliage |
| instituo-ere-ui-utus | set up, ordain |
| ludibrium-i | sport, mockery |
| ostium-i | mouth, entrance; harbor |
| pateo-ere-ui | lie open, extend |
| patiens-entis | enduring, tolerating (gen.) |
| penetralis-ium | inner part, sanctuary |
| spons, spontis | free will, choice |
| desum-esse-fui-futurus | be lacking, be absent |
| Doricus-a-um | Doric, Greek |
| egenus-a-um | needy, poor; critical |
| horridus-a-um | bristling, terrible |
| hospitus-a-um | strange, foreign |
| Italus-a-um | Italian, of Italy |
| minime | least, not at all |
| pario-ere, peperi, partus | produce, gain |
| qua | whereby, wherever, in any way |
| reor, reri, ratus | think, suppose, reckon |
| Simois-entis | river near Troy |
| Thybris-idis | the Tiber |
| usquam | anywhere, ever |
| Xanthus-i | river near Troy |
| grex, gregis | herd, flock |
| bidens-entis | sheep (with 2 front teeth) |
| macto (1) | sacrifice, slaughter, kill; honor |
| praesto-are-stiti-status | excel, be better |
| totidem | as many, so many |
| adflo (1) | breathe upon, inspire |
| aditus-us | entrance, approach |
| anhelus-a-um | panting, gasping |
| cesso (1) | cease, pause, delay, hesitate |
| como-ere, compsi, comptus | arrange (properly) |
| conticesco-ere-ticui | become silent, hush |
| dehisco-ere, hivi | yawn, gape, open |
| excido-ere-i-sus | cut, hew (out) |
| foris-is | door, gate, entrance |
| gelidus-a-um | cold, chilly, icy |
| ostium-i | mouth, entrance; harbor |
| propior-ius | nearer, closer |
| quando | when, since, because |
| rabies-ei | rage, fury, frenzy |
| responsum-i | answer, reply, response |
| Sibylla-ae | ancient Italian prophetess |
| tumeo-ere-ui | swollen, be swollen |
| Aeacides-ae | descendant Aeacus, Achilles |
| agito (1) | drive, harass, toss, agitate |
| derigo-ere-rexi-rectus | direct, guide |
| hac...tenus = hactenus | thus far, hitherto |
| indebitus-a-um | not due, not owed, undue |
| obeo-ire-ii-itus | approach, traverse, skirt |
| obsto-are-stiti-status | stand in the way, oppose (dat) |
| praescius-a-um | foreknowing, prescient (gen) |
| praetendo-ere-i-ntus | stretch before, extend |
| prendo-ere-i-ensus | seize, grasp |
| repostus-a-um (repositus) | secluded, remote |
| Syrtis-is | quicksands off the Northern coast of Africa |
| Trivia-ae | Hecate |
| venturum-i | the future, what is to come |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Arcadius-a-um | Arcadian, of Arcadia |
| exuviae-arum | spoils, armor |
| Halaesus-i | Halaesus, an exiled Greek warrior now settled in Italy & enemy of the Trojans |
| Imaon, Imaonos | Imaon, an Italian comrade of Halaesus |
| inermus-a-um | unarmed, defenseless |
| libro (1) | balance |
| missilis-e | able or ready to be thrown |
| Pallas, Pallantis | Pallas, son of the Arcadian king Evander and ally of Aeneas |
| quercus-i | oak tree |
| tego-ere, texi, tectus | cover, protect |
| Thybris, Thybridis | Tiber |
| Abas, Abantis | Abas, an Etruscan warrior |
| acies-ei | line of battle |
| addenseo-ere | thicken, pack densely |
| aequus-a-um | equal |
| caedes-is | killing, claughter |
| concurro-ere-curri-cursus | join battle |
| Etruscus-a-um | Etruscan, of or having to do with Etruria |
| Graius-a-um | Freek, of the Greeks of Greece |
| imperditus-a-um | not destroyed |
| insto-are, institi, instaturus | approach, press upon, pursue |
| interimo-ere-emi-emptus | destroy, kill |
| Lausus-i | son of Mezentius, the renegade Etruscan ally of Turnus |
| nodus-i | knot, node |
| oppono-ere-posui-positus | oppose, set against |
| perterreo (2)-ui-itus | frighten thoroughly |
| sino-ere, sivi, situs | allow, permit; allow to be, desert |
| turba-ae | mob, crowd |
| urgeo (2), ursi | drive, urge, press hard |
| aetas-atis | age, time of life |
| discrepo-are-ui | disagree, be different |
| egregius-a-um | distinguished, excellent |
| mox | soon, presently |
| nego (1) | deny |
| patria-ae | native country, homeland |
| reditus-us | return, return trip |
| regnator-oris | rulet |
| abscessus-us | departure, absence |
| almus-a-um | loving, kind, nurturing |
| cedo-ere, cessi, cessus | yield, withdraw |
| cupio-ere, cupivi, cupitus | desire |
| debeo (2) | owe |
| desisto-ere, destiti, destitus | cease from, stop |
| iuvenis-is | youth |
| miror | marvel at |
| moneo (2) | warn, advise |
| obeo-ire-ivi-itus | go over, go around; survey |
| Rutulus-a-um | of or concerning the Rutulians |
| spectator-oris | viewer, spectator |
| stupeo (2), stupui | gaze at in awe, be stupefied by |
| succedo-ere, successi-cessus | approach, come from beneath |
| trux, trucis | fierce, wild |
| Turnus-i | leader of the Rutulians; opponent of Aeneas |
| visus-us | sight |
| adiuvo-are-iuvi-iutus | help |
| advolo (1) | fly to |
| aequus-a-um | fair, even, equal |
| apparo (1) | prepare |
| biiugus-a-um | yoked two together; chariot |
| coeo-ire-ivi-itus | go together |
| comminus | hand-to-hand |
| contiguus-a-um | next to, near, clsoe |
| deslio-ire-ui-sultus | jump down |
| frigidus-a-um | cold, chilled, frozen |
| hasta-ae | spear |
| laudo (1) | praise |
| leo, leonis | lion |
| meditor (1) | consider |
| minae-arum | threats |
| opimus-a-um | rich, abundant |
| pedes-itis | foot-traveller; on foot |
| praecordia-orum | heart, breast |
| procedo-ere-cessi-cessus | proceed, go forth |
| proelium-i | battle |
| specula-ae | lookout, high place |
| spolium-i | hide (of an animal); pl. spoils |
| taurus-i | bull |
| tyrranus-i | tyrant |
| uterque, utraque, utrumque | each (of two) |
| adfor-fari-fatus | address |
| advena-ae | stranger |
| Alcides-ae | Alcides, patronymic for Hercules |
| amicus-a-um | friendly |
| brevis-e | short |
| cerno-ere, crevi, certus | see, discern, perceive |
| coeptum-i | undertaking |
| cor, cordis | heart |
| cruentus-a-um | bloody |
| effundo-ere-fudi-fussus | pour forth |
| extendo-ere, extendi, extensus | extend |
| hospitium-i | hospitality |
| impar-is | uneven, unequal |
| inreparabilis-e | irreparable, irretrievable |
| opus-eris | work, achievement |
| premo-ere, pressi, pressus | press, repress, suppress |
| quisque, quaeque, quidque | whoever, whichever |
| seminex-necis | half-dead, dying |
| virtus-utis | courage, excellene in battle |
| aevum-i | age, life-span |
| meta-ae | turning point |
| occido-ere, occidi, occasus | fall, die |
| pervenio-ire-veni-ventus | reach |
| progenies-ei | offspring, posterity |
| reicio-ere-ieci-iectus | throw back, reject |
| Sarpedon-onis | Sarpedon, Lycian son of Jupiter and ally of the Trojans |
| acutus-a-um | sharp |
| aes, aeris | bronze |
| aspicio-ere-spexi-spectus | watch, look at, consider |
| clipeus-i | round shield |
| deripio-ere-ui-reptus | snatch away, pull |
| emitto-ere-misi-missus | send forth, shoot |
| ensis-is | sword |
| fulgeo (2), fulsi | shine, gleam |
| incido-ere, incidi | fall, strike` |
| libro (1) | balance, weigh |
| mage | =magis, mor |
| molior-iri, molitus | set in motion, push, force |
| num | whether |
| penetrabilis-e | able to be penetrated |
| praefigo-ere-fixi-fixus | tip, point (i.e. put a point on something) |
| stringo-ere, strinxi, strictus | graze |
| tegmen-inis | covering, protection |
| vagina-ae | scabbard, sheath for a sword |
| volo (1) | fly |
| calidus-a-um | hot |
| circumdo-dare-dedi-datus | surround, put around |
| corruo-ere-ui | rush down, fall |
| cruentus-a-um | bloody |
| cuspis-idis | spear, spear-point |
| hostilis-e | of the enemy |
| ictus-us | blow |
| lorica-ae | leather cuirass |
| obeo-ire-ivi, obitus | surround, go around |
| pellis-is | skin, hide |
| perforo (1) | pierce, perforate, puncture |
| sonitus-us | sound |
| taurus-i | bull |
| totiens | so many times, as many times |
| transverbero-are | pierce through |
| vibro (1) | vibrate, shake |
| adsisto-ere, adstiti | stand next to, stand by |
| balteus-i | baldric (belt) |
| caedo-ere, cecidi, caesus | cut down, kill, slaughter |
| exanimis-e | lifeless |
| foedus-a-um | foul, horrible |
| hospitium-i | hospitality |
| humo (1) | bury |
| imprimo-ere-pressi-pressus | press upon |
| iugalis-e | having to do with marriage, matrimonial |
| largior-iri, largitus | bestow, grant |
| memor-oris | remembering, mindful of |
| nefas (indecl) | unspeakable thing, crime |
| pondus-eris | weight |
| quisquis, quidquid | whoever, whatever |
| remitto-ere-misi-missus | send back |
| solamen-inis | consolation |
| thalamus-i | wedding chamber, bedroom |
| acervus-i | heap, pile |
| aufero-ferre, abstli, ablatus | carry away |
| caelo (1) | engrave, emboss |
| Clonus-i | Clonus, name of a craftsman |
| decus-oris | honor, glory |
| emo-ere, emi, emptus | buy |
| Eurytides-is | patronymic; son fo Eurytus |
| frequens-entis | in great numbers |
| gaudeo (2), gavisus | rejoice, take pleasure in |
| intactus-a-um | untouched |
| nescius-a-um | unknowing, ignorant of |
| odi-isse-osus (defective) | hate |
| ovo-are | exult, rejoice |
| potior-iri, potitus | win power over, get possession of (+abl) |
| redeo-ire-ii-itum | return, go back |
| scutum-i | shield |
| spolium-i | hide (of an animal); p. spoils |
| 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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