Aeneid 1.1-49 Vocabulary Flashcards
Accendo, accendere, accendi, accensum
to kindle, set on fire
Adeo, adire, adii, aditum
to go to, come to
adoro, adorare, adoravi, adoratum
to call upon
aes, aeris N
N crude metal, base metal
Aeternus, aeterna, aeternum
of an age, lasting, enduring
altum, alti, n
deep sea
ara, arae F
altar
arceo, arcere, arcui, arctum
to shut up, enclose
arx, arcis F
castle
Asper, aspera, asperum
without hope
at, ast
but (introducing a contrast)
averto, avertere, averti, aversum
to turn away, avert
caelestis, caelestis
of the heavens, heavens
cano, ere, cecini, cantum
to sing
carus, a, um
dear, precious
casus, us, m
a fall, a falling down
classis, is f
a class, great division(fleet)
colo, ere, colui, cultum
to till, tend for
colonus, coloni m
a tiller of the soil
condo, ere, condidi, conditum
to put together
coniunx, coniugis m/f
a married person, consort
conspectus, us m
a seeing, a view
corripio, ere, ripui, reptum
to seize
currus, us m
a chariot
desisto, ere, desistiti, desistitum
to cease
disicio or dissicio, disicere, disieci, disiectum
to throw asunder, scatter, disperce
dives, divitis
rich, wealthy
divus, divi m
a god, diety
doleo, dolere, dolui, doluitum
to suffer
dum
while, a while, now, yet
enim
for, for instance
erro, errare, erravi, erratum
to wander, stray
etiam
now too
everto or evorto, evertere, everti, eversum
to overturn, turn upside downx
excidium, excidii n
demolition, overthrow-ition
excido, excidere, excidi
to fall out, drop away
exspiro or expiro, are avi atum
to breathe out, emit
exuro ere exussi exustum
to burn out, consume
fatum, fati n
fate
fero, ferre tuli latum
to bear, carry
flamma flammae f
a blaze
gero, ere, gessi, gestum
to bear
hic
form this place
honos or honor, honoris m
honor
iaculor iaculari iaculatus
to throw
iam
at the moment
immitis immite
sour, rude
impello, ere puli pulsum
to strike against
impono, ere, posui, positum
to palce upon, set on
incedo ere cessi cessum
to advance or march
inceptum, i n
a beggining , attempt
infero, inferre, intuli, inlatum
to bring in, introduce
infigo ere fixi fixum
to fasten, implant
iniuria, ae f
an injustice
insignis insigne
distinguished by a mark, remarkable
invisus a um
Hated
ipse a um
ipse ipsa ipsum
ipsius—————same
ipsi————–same
ipsum ipsam ipsum
ipso ipsa ipso
ipsi ipsae ipsa
ipsorum ipsarum ipsorum
ipsis——–same
ipsos ipsas ipsa
ipsis———-same
self, in person, himself, herself
iudicium iudicii n
a judgement
laedo, ere si sum
to hurt
laetus a um
joyful
late
widely, exstensively
litus litoris n
the sea shore
longe
a long way off
magis
more
maneo manere manui mansum
to stay
memor memoris
mindful
memoro memorare memoravi memoratum
to remember, recount
mens mentis f
the mind
metuo ere ui
to fear
moles molis f
a shaepelss mass,weight
necdum
and not yet, not yet
noxa, noxae f
hurt, harm
numen numinis n
a nod, a commmand
olim
once upon a time, once
ops opis f
power
ora orae f
a border, edge
ostium i n
a door, mouth
patior, patiori, passus
to bear, support
pectus pectoris n
a breast, chest
pietas pietatis f
piety
pontus ponti m
the sea
posthabeo ere ui itum
to place after, postpone
praeterea
in addition to, beyond this
quippe
of course
quis quid
quis quid
cuius cuius
cui cui
quem quid
quo quo
who, what
rapidus a um
Swift
rapio ere pui ptum
to seize and carry off
ratis ratis f
a raft, float
reliquiae, arum f
what is left
repono ere posui positum
to put back set back replace
ruo ere ui utum
to fall with violence, rush down
saevus a um
mad, raging
scopulus i m
a projecting point of rock
servo are avi atum
to make safe, keep unharmed
si
if
sic
likewise, so, thus
sino sinere sivi situm
to let, suffer, allow
sperno spernere, sprevi spretum
to seperate, reject
spuma ae f
foam
studium i n
application , zeal
submergo submergere submersi submersum
to dip, plunge under
superi, superorum m
those who are above
supplex supplicis m
Beggar
tantus a um
of such a size, so great
tellus telluris f
the earth
tendo ere tetendi tentum
to stretch, make tense
transfigo ere fixi fixum
to peirce through
turbo turbinis m
a whirlwind
unde
from which place
velum veli n
that which propells, a sail
venio, venire veni ventum
to come
ventus venti n
wind
verto or vorto ere ti sum
to turn
veto are ui itum
prohibit
vetus veteris
old, aged
vinco ere, vici, victum
to conquer
vis vis f
strength, force
vix
with difficulty, barely
volnus(vulnus), eris n
a wound
volvo ere volvi volutum
roll
- sui sibi se se
reflexive pronoun
gen=sui
dat=sibi
acc=sibi
abl=se(sese)
himself herself itself
