| A | B |
|---|
| ibi | there |
| comito (1) | accompany, attend, escort, follow |
| caterva-ae f. | crowd, band, troop |
| decurro-ere | run down |
| insania-ae | madness, frenzy, follly |
| procul | far off |
| aveho-ere-vexi-vectus | carry, convey away |
| careo (2) -ui-itus | be free from, lack (+abl) |
| dolus-I m. | trick |
| notus-a-um | well known, familiar |
| Achivus-a-um | Achaean, Greek |
| alvus-i m. | belly, body |
| Argolicus-a-um | Argive, Greek |
| caverna-ae f. | hollow, cavity, cave |
| cavus-a-um | hollow, vaulted |
| compages-is f. | joint, seam, fastening |
| contorqueo (2)-rsi-rtus | hurl, twist |
| desuper | from above |
| error-oris m. | error, deceit, trick |
| fabrico (1) | fashion, make |
| ferus-i m. | beast, monster, horse |
| foedo (1) | befoul, defile; mar, mangle |
| gemitus-us m. | groan, roar, moan |
| hasta-ae f. | spear, lance |
| impello-ere-puli-pulsus | impel, drive |
| includo-ere-si-sus | enclose, confine |
| insono-are-ui | resound, roar, echo |
| inspicio-ere-spexi-spectus | look inot |
| laevus-a-um | left, foolish, unlucky, ill-omened |
| latebra-ae f. | hiding place |
| lateo (2)-ui | lid hidden, hide, lurk |
| latus-eris n. | side, flank |
| lignum-i n. | wood, timber |
| machina-ae f. | machine, engine |
| murus-i m. | wall, ramparts |
| occulto (1) | hide, conceal, secrete |
| quisquis, quidquid | whoever, whatever |
| recutio-ere-cussi-cussus | strike (back), shake |
| timeo- (2)-ui-itus | fear, dread, be anxious |
| tremo-ere-ui-itus | tremble, qiver, shake |
| uterus-i m. | belly, womb |
| validus-a-um | strong, stout, mighty |
| vis, vis acc. vim , abl. vi | force; pl. strength |
| 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 |
| aeger-gra-grum | sick, weary |
| spes-ei f. | hope |
| vultus-us m. | countenance, face |
| simulo (1) | imitate, pretend, feign |
| premo-ere, pressi, pressus | press, repress, control |
| cor, cordis n. | heart, spirit, feelings |
| dolor-oris m. | grief, pain, suffering |
| altum-i n. | the deep (sea), heaven |
| amplector-i-plexus | embrace, enfold |
| anguis-is m. | snake, serpent |
| arrigo-ere-rexi-rectus | raise, rear |
| autem | but |
| certus-a-um | sure, fixed, certain, reliable |
| ceterus-a-um | rest, remaining, other |
| diffugio-ere-fugi | flee apart, scatter |
| exsanguis-e | bloodless, lifeless, pale |
| fio, fieri, factus | become |
| horresco-ere, horrui | shudder, tremble |
| immensus-a-um | immense, immeasurable |
| incumbo-ere-cubui-cubitus | lean upon, overhang, lower over (+dat) |
| iuba-ae f. | mane, crest |
| lambo-ere | lick, lap |
| lego-ere, legi, lectus | choose; skim |
| lingua-ae f. | tongue |
| macto (1) | sacrifice, slaughter; honor |
| orbis-is m. | circle, fold, coil |
| pariter | equally, side by side |
| parvus-a-um | small, little |
| pone | behind, after |
| pontus-i m. | sea, waves |
| sacerdos-dotis m. | priest |
| salum-I n. | (the salt) sea, brine |
| sanguineus-a-um | bloody, blood-red |
| serpens-entis m. | serpent, snake |
| sibilus-a-um | hissing, whirring |
| sinuo (1) | fold, curve, twist, wind |
| sollemnis-e | customary, solemn |
| sonitus-us m. | sound, roar, noise |
| sors-rtis f. | lot, fate |
| spumo (1) | foam, froth |
| sufficio-ere-feci-fectus | supply, suffuse |
| supero (1) | overcome, surmount |
| taurus-i m. | bull |
| Tenedos-i m. | a small island near Troy |
| tergum-i n. | back, body, rear |
| tranquillus-a-um | tranquil, calm |
| uterque-utraque-utrumque | each, both |
| vibro (1) | quiver, vibrate, dart |
| visus-us m. | sight, view |
| volumen-inis n. | fold, coil |
| amplector-i-plexus | embrace, enfold |
| artus-us m. | joint, limb, body |
| auxilium-i n. | help, aid, assistance |
| bis | twice |
| cervix-icis f. | neck |
| clipeus-i m. | shield, buckler |
| collum-i n. | neck |
| corripio-ere-ui-reptus | seize, snatch up |
| delubrum-i n. | shrine, temple |
| depascor-i-pastus | feed on, devour |
| divello-ere-vulsi-vulsus | tear apart |
| draco-onis m. | dragon, serpent |
| effugio-ere-fugi | flee, escape |
| excutio-ere-cussi-cussus | shake off |
| horrendus-a-um | horrible, horrifying |
| implico (1) | entwine |
| incertus-a-um | uncertain, ill-aimed |
| lapsus-us m. | a gliding, rolling, sinking |
| ligo (1) | bind, tie, fasten |
| morsus-us m. | bite, biting, jaws, fangs |
| mugitus-us m. | a bellowing, roar |
| nodus-i | knot; fold, coil |
| orbis-is m. | circule, fold, coil; earth |
| perfundo-ere-fudi-fusus | soak, drench |
| post | afterward; behind |
| qualis-e | such as |
| saevus-a-um | fierce, cruel, stern |
| sanies-ei f. | blood, gore |
| saucius-a-um | wounded, stricken |
| securis-is | ax |
| spira-ae f. | fold coil, spire |
| squameus-a-um | scaly |
| supero (1) | surmount, overcome, survive |
| taurus-i m. | bull, ox |
| tego-ere, texi, tectus | cover, hide |
| tergum-i n. | back, body, rear |
| Tritonis-idis f. | Minerva |
| venenum-i n. | poison, venom |
| vitta-ae f. | fillet, garland, band |
| tremefacio-ere-feci-factus | make tremble, appall, alarm |
| vero | truly, indeed, but |
| accingo-ere-cinxi-cinctus | gird |
| cano-ere, cecini, cantus | sing of, chant |
| collum-i n. | neck |
| conclamo (1) | cry, shout, exclaim |
| contingo-ere-tegi-tactus | touch, befall |
| cuspis-pidis f. | point, spear, lance |
| divido-ere-visi, visus | divide, separate |
| expendo-ere-i-pensus | expiate, pay |
| fatalis-e | fatal, deadly, fated, fateful |
| fetus-a-um | teeming, pregnant, filled |
| funis-is m. | rope, cable |
| gaudeo (2), gavisus | rejoice, exult |
| hasta-ae f. | spear |
| Ilium -i n. | Troy, Ilium |
| inclutus-a-um | famous, renowned |
| inlabor-i-lapsus | glide in |
| innuptus-a-um | unmarried, virgin |
| insinuo (1) | wind, creep, coil |
| intendo-ere-i-ntus | stretch, extend |
| intorqueo (2)-rsi-rtus | hurl against |
| laedo-ere-i-sus | strike, hurt, offend |
| lapsus-us m. | a gliding, rolling, sinking |
| machina-ae f. | machine, engine, device |
| mereo (2)-ui-itus | deserve, merit, earn |
| minor-ari-atus | tower; threaten |
| murus-i m. | wall, rampart |
| opus-eris n. | work, task, deed |
| oro (1) | entreat, pray (for), beseech |
| pando-ere-i-passus | spread, open, loosen |
| patria-ae f. | country |
| pavor-oris m. | terror, shuddering, alarm |
| robur-oris n. | oak, strength |
| rota-ae f. | wheel |
| scando-ere-i-scansus | mount, climb |
| sceleratus-a-um | criminal, wicked |
| scelus-eris n. | crime, impiety, sin |
| simulacrum-i n. | image, statue, likeness |
| stuppeus-a-um | hempen |
| subiicio-ere-ieci-iectus | place under |
| tergum-i n. | back, body, rear |
| vinculum-i n. | chain, bond, cable |
| quarter | four times |
| porta-ae f. | gate |
| subsisto-ere-stiti | stop, halt, resist |
| uterus-i m. | belly, womb |
| sonitus-us m. | sound, roar, noise |
| insto-are-stiti | press on, pursue |
| immemor-oris | unmindful, heedless |
| caecus-a-um | blind, hidden, dark |
| furor-oris m. | madness, frenzy, fury |
| monstrum-i n. | omen, portent, monster |
| sacro (1) | dedicate, consecrate, hallow |
| sisto-ere-steti-status | stand, stop, stay |
| aperio-ire-ui-itus | open, disclose |
| iussus-us m. | order, command |
| umquam | every, at any time |
| credo-ere-didi-ditus | believe, trust |
| delubrum-i n. | shrine, temple |
| ultimus-a-um | last, final |
| festus-a-um | festal, festive |
| velo (1) | veil, cover, deck |
| frons, frondis f. | branch, foliage |
| 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 |
| aequo (1) | equal(ize) |
| alte | on high, loftily |
| caterva-ae f. | band, troop, crowd |
| chorus-I m. | chorus, dance, troop |
| Cynthus-thi m. | mountain in Delos, birthplace of Apollo & Diana |
| defigo-ere-fixi-fixus | fix, fasten |
| Eurotas-ae m. | river of Sparta, center of worship of Diana |
| exerceo (2)-ui-itus | busy, train |
| foris-is f. | door, gate, entrance |
| forma-ae f. | form, beauty, shape |
| gaudium-dii n. | joy, rejoicing |
| glomero (1) | gather, roll together |
| gradior-i-gressus | step, go, proceed |
| haereo (2), haesi, haesus | hang, cling |
| incedo-ere-cessi-cessus | march, go (majestically) |
| insto-are-stiti | press on, urge |
| iugum-gi n. | yoke, ridge (of a mountain) |
| ius, iuris n. | law, justice, right |
| justus-a-um | just, fair, righteous |
| iuvenis-is m. | youth, young men |
| Latona-ae f. | mother of Apollo & Diana |
| obtutus-us m. | gaze, view |
| Oreas-adis f. | Oread, a mountain nymph |
| pertempto (1) | try; master, possess |
| pharetra-ae f. | quiver |
| qualis-e | such (as), of what sort, as |
| resido-ere-sedi | sit down |
| ripa-ae f. | bank, shore |
| saepio-ire-psi-ptus | hedge in, inclose |
| solium-lii n. | throne, seat |
| sors-rtis f. | lot, fate, destiny |
| stipo (1) | stuff, crowd, stow |
| stupeo (2), ui | stand agape, be dazed |
| subnixus-a-um | resting on (+abl.) |
| superemineo (2) | tower above |
| tacitus-a-um | silent, speechless, still |
| testudo-inis f. | tortoise, vault, dome |
| accedo-ere, cessi, cessus | approach |
| amicio-ire-ui (ixi) ictus | infold, wrap |
| Antheus-ei m. | Trojan leader |
| aveho-ere-vexi-vectus | bear away |
| avidus-a-um | eager, greedy |
| cavus-a-um | hollow |
| Cloanthus-thi m. | Trojan leader |
| concursus-us m. . | throng, crowd |
| coniungo-ere, iunxi, iunctus | join |
| dispello-ere-puli-pulsus | drive apart, disperse, scatter |
| dissimulo (1) | hide, disguise |
| incognitus-a-um | unknown |
| laetitia-ae f. | gladness, delight |
| lego-ere, legi, lectus | choose, gather |
| linquo-ere-liqui, lictus | leave, depart |
| metus-us m. | fear, dread, anxiety |
| nubes-is f. | cloud, mist, fog |
| obstipesco-ere-stipui | stand agape, be dazed |
| oro (1) | pray (for), entreat, beseech |
| penitus | deep within, deeply, wholly |
| percutio-ere-cussi-cussus | strike, astound |
| Sergestus-ti m. | Trojan leader |
| speculor-are-atus | spy out, watch |
| subito | suddenly |
| turbo (1) | confuse, disturb, perplex |
| venia-ae f. | favor, grace, pardon |
| mirandus-a-um | wonderful marvelous |
| Dardanius-a-um | Dardanian, Trojan |
| postquam | after, when |
| introgredior-i-gressus | enter, go into |
| coram | face to face, in the presence |
| copia-ae f. | abundance; opportunity |
| placidus-a-um | calm, quiet, peaceful |
| coepi, isse, coeptus | begin |
| condo-ere-didi-ditus | found, build |
| aspicio-ere-spexi-spectus | look at, see |
| cognomen-inis n. | surname, cognomen |
| colo-ere-ui-cultus | cultivate, cherish, inhabit |
| freno (1) | curb, check, restrain |
| glaeba-ae f. | soil, clod |
| Hesperia-ae f. | west land, Italy |
| infandus -a-um | unspeakable, accursed |
| iustitia-ae f. | justice, equity |
| Libycus-a-um | Libyan, of Lybia |
| minores-um m. | descendants |
| Oenotrius-a-um | Oenotrian, of Oenotria (in southern Italy) |
| oro (1) | pray for, entreat, beseech |
| parco-ere, peperci, parsus | spare (+dat) |
| penates-ium m. | household gods |
| populo (1) | ravage, devastate, (lay) waste |
| potens-ntis | ruling, powerful |
| praeda-ae f. | booty, prey |
| prohibeo (2)-ui-itus | keep off, prohibit |
| prope | near, close |
| propius | nearer |
| rapio-ere-ui-ptus | snatch up, seize |
| superbia-ae f. | pride, haughtiness |
| superbus-a-um | haughty, proud |
| Tros, Trois m. | Trojan |
| uber-eris n. | udder, fertility |
| veho-ere-xi-ctus | carry, convey |
| verto-ere-i-rsus | turn, drive away |
| adhuc | as yet, still, so far |
| adsurgo-ere-rexi-rectus | rise |
| aetherius-a-um | of the upper air, ethereal |
| adno (1) | swim, float to (+dat.) |
| alter-era-erum | the other (of two), second |
| Auster-tri | south wind |
| barbarus-a-um | foreign, savage |
| caecus-a-um | blind, hidden, dark |
| cieo (2), civi, citus | arouse, excite, stir |
| consisto-ere, stiti, stitus | stand fast, halt |
| crudelis-e | cruel, bitter, bloody |
| dispello-ere-puli-pulsus | drive apart, scatter, disperse |
| fandus-a-um | speakable, right |
| harena-ae f. | sand, beach |
| hospitium-I n. | hospitality, refuge |
| humanus-a-um | human, of men |
| invius-a-um | pathless, impenetrable |
| justus-a-um | just, fair, righteous |
| memor-oris | mindfrul, remembering |
| mortalis-e | mortal, human,earthly |
| mos, moris m. | custom, manner, law |
| nefandus-a-um | unspeakable, wrong |
| nimbosus-a-um | stormy, rainy |
| occubo-are | lie (dead) |
| Orion-onis m. | constellation (rises & sets during rainy season) |
| paucus-a-um | few, little, scanty |
| penitus | deep within, deeply, wholly |
| permitto-ere-misi-missus | allow, grant |
| pietas-atis f. | loyalty, devotion, duty |
| procax-cis | wanton, boisterous |
| salum-I n. | the (salt) sea |
| spero (1) | hope (for), expect |
| subito | suddenly' |
| supero (1) | overcome, surpass |
| tam | so, so much, so very, such |
| temno-ere | scorn, despise, disdain |
| vadum-I n. | shallow, shoal, depths |
| vescor-i | feed on; breathe (+abl) |
| vester-tra-trum | your, yours |
| veto-are-ui-itus | prohibit, forbid, prevent |
| metus-us m. | fear, dread, anxiety |
| paenitet (2) uit | it repents |
| officium-I n. | service, duty, kindness |
| certo (1) | strive, rival, fight, vie |
| prior-ius | former, first |
| absumo-ere-mpsi-mptus | take away, destroy, consume |
| adveho-ere-vexi-vectus | bear, convey (to) |
| apto (1) | fit, shape, equip |
| breviter | shoretly, briefly |
| clarus-a-um | clear, bright, illustrious, famous |
| Dardanides-ae m. | Dardanian, Trojan |
| demitto-ere-misi-missus | let down, lower, drop |
| fremo-ere-ui-itus | murmur, applaud |
| fretum-I n. | strait, sea |
| Ilioneus-ei m. | a Trojan leader |
| Iulus-I m. | Ascanius, son of Aeneas |
| Latium-I n. | district of central Italy around Rome |
| Libya-ae f. | district of North Africa |
| licet (2) ui-itum | be permitted |
| optimus-a-um | best, noblest, finest |
| pontus-i m. | sea |
| profor-fari-fatus | speak, say |
| quasso (1) | shake, shatter |
| recipio-ere-cepi-ceptus | receive, recover |
| regio-ionis f. | region, district |
| resto-are-stiti | remain, survive |
| saltem | at least |
| salus-utis f. | safety, security, health |
| Sicania-ae f. | Sicilian, of Sicily |
| sin | but if, if, however |
| spes-ei f. | hope, expectation |
| stringo-ere, strinxi, strictus | strip, graze |
| subduco-ere-duxi-ductus | draw up, beachc, remove |
| trabs-bis f. | beam, timber |
| unde | whence, from which source |
| vultus-us m. | countenance, face |
| adeo | so far, even |
| Aeneadae-arum | descendants (followers) of Aeneas |
| auxilium-lii n. | aid, help, assistance |
| averto-ere-i-rsus | turn away, avert |
| cogo-ere, coegi, coactus | force, compel |
| consido-ere-sedi-sessus | settle, rest |
| cor, cordis n. | heart, spirit, feelings |
| custos-odis m. | guard |
| dimitto-ere-misi-missus | send away, let go, dismiss |
| discrimen-inis n. | difference, crisis |
| durus-a-um | hard, harsh, stern |
| Eryx-ycis m. | son of Venus & half bro of Aeneas; settled in Sicily |
| gesto (1) | bear, wear, carry |
| incendium-I n. | fire, conflagration |
| iungo-ere, iunxi, iunctus | join, yoke |
| iuvo-are-iuvi-iutus | help, please |
| late | far and wide, widely |
| molior-iri-itus | work, contrive, make |
| nescio-ire-ivi | not know, be ignorant |
| novitas-tatis f. | novelty, newness |
| obtundo-ere-tudi-tunsus | blunt, dull |
| ops, opis f. | help, resources, wealth, power |
| opto (1) | desire, choose, hope for |
| pariter | equally, on equal terms |
| Poenus-a-um | Phoenician, Carthaginian |
| Saturnius-a-um | Saturnian, of Saturn (an early Italian god who ruled during the Golden Age) |
| secludo-ere-si-sus | exclude, shut out |
| seu, sive | or (if); whether |
| sol, solis m. | sun; day |
| solvo-ere-vi, solutus | loose, dismiss, relax |
| statuo-ere-ui-utus | establish, build |
| tam | so, so much, so very, such |
| tueor-eri-itus | watch, protect |
| tutus-a-um | safe, protected, secure |
| virtus-utis f. | valor, courage, manhood, excellence |
| utinam | would that! O that! |
| Notus-I m. | south wind |
| compello-ere-puli-pulsus | drive, force |
| equidem | indeed |
| certus-a-um | sure, trustworthy |
| lustro (1) | purify, survey, traverse |
| extremus-a-um | furthest, last, extreme |
| eicio-ere-ieci-iectus | throw out, eject |
| tendo-ere, tetendi, tentus | stretch, hasten, strive, aim; make one's way toward |
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