| A | B |
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| accendo, ere, i , ensus | to kindle, rouse |
| Achates, ae, m. | faithful comrade of Aeneas |
| Achilles, is (ei, i) | Greek warrior who kills Hector |
| addo, ere, didi, ditus | to add |
| Aeolides, ae, m. | Misenus, a descendant of Aeolus |
| aes, aeris, n. | bronze (implement), trumpet |
| alter, era, erum | (an)other (of two) second |
| antrum, i, n. | cave, cavern, grotto |
| caecus, a, um | blind, dark, hiddne |
| cantus, us, m. | song, music, chant, tune |
| cavus, a, um | hollow, vaulted |
| certamen, inis, n. | contest, rivaltry |
| cieo, ere, civi, citus | (a)rouse, stir (up) |
| concha, ae, f. | (sea) shell, conch |
| Dardanius, a, um | Trojan, Dardanian |
| defigo, ere, xi , xus | to fix (down), cast down |
| demens, entis | mad, crazy, foolish |
| eventus, us, m. | outcome, result, event |
| exanimus, a,um | breathless, lifeless |
| fidus, a, um | faithful, trusty, safe |
| figo, ere, xi, xus | to fix, plant, pierce |
| fortis, e | brave, strong, valiant, stout |
| hasta, ae, f. | spear, lance, dart |
| Hector, oris, acc ora, m. | Trojan leader |
| heros, ois, m. | hero, mighty warrior |
| humo, are, avi, atus | to bury inter, cover with earth |
| idignus, a, um | unworthy, undeserved |
| ingredior, i gressus | to advance, enter |
| insignis, e | distinguished, marked |
| linquo, ere, liqui, lictus | to leave, desert |
| lituus, i, m. | (curved) trumpet |
| maestus, a ,um | sad, mournful, gloomy |
| Mars, Martis, m. | god of war |
| Misenus, i, m. | Trojan trumpeter |
| obeo, ire, ii (ivi), itus | to enter, approach |
| par, paris | equal, like, matched |
| perimo, ere, emi, emptus | to destroy |
| persono, are, ui, itus | sound through, make (re)sound |
| praestans, antis | excellent, superior |
| pugna, ae, f. | battle, fight, fray, combat |
| sermo, onis, m. | conversation, speech |
| sero, ere, ui, rtus | to join, discuss |
| siccus, a, um | dry, thirsty |
| spolio, are, avi, atus | to despoil, plunder, rob (+abl.) |
| varius, a, um | various, different, diverse |
| vestigium, (i)i, m. | track, footprint, step |
| voluto, are, avi, atus | to revolve, turn (over), roll |
| vultus, us, m. | countenance, face, aspect |
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