A | B |
abigo, ere, egi, actus | drive (away), force |
agnosco, ere, novi, nitus | recognize |
Anna, ae f. | sister of Dido |
aufero, erre, abstuli, ablatus | take away, carry off |
carpo, ere, psi, ptus | pluck, consume, waste |
cinis, eris m. | ashes (of the dead), embers |
credo, ere, didi, ditus | believe, trust (dat.) |
curo (1) | care (for, to), heed, regard |
dehisco, ere | yawn, gape, open (up) |
diligo, ere lexi, lectus | love, cherish |
dulcis, e | sweet, dear, fond |
effor, ari, atus | speak out, say |
Erebus, i m. | underworld, Hades |
fulmen, inis n. | thunderbolt, lightning |
impello, ere, puli, pulsus | strike, drive on |
impleo, ere, evi, etus | fill, sate |
jungo, ere, junxi, junctus | join, yoke |
jus, juris n. | right, law, decree, justice |
juventa, ae f. | youth, young manhood, young womanhood |
mareo, ere | mourn,grieve, pine |
magic | more, rather |
manes, ium m. | (souls of) the dead, Hades |
nosco, ere, novi, notus | learn: perf. know |
oborior, iri, ortus | (a)rise, spring up |
omnipotens, entis | almighty, omnipotent |
opto (1) | desire, choose, hope (for, to) |
pallens, entis | pale, pallid, wan |
perpetuus, a, um | continual, lasting |
praemium, (i)i n. | reward, prize |
prius | sooner, before |
profundus, a, um | deep, profound, vast |
pudor, oris m. | shame, modesty, honor |
quam | how, than, as |
resolvo, ere, i, solutus | loose(n), relax |
sepelio, ire, ivi (ii), pultus | bury, inter |
sepulcrum, i n. | tomb, bosom, bay, hollow |
soror, oris f. sister | Venus, eris f. goddess of love and beauty, love |
vestigium, (i)i n. | step, track, trace |
vetus, eris | old, aged, ancient, former |
violo (1) | outrage, violate, defile |
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