Aeneid Book 2 lines 40-56 Flashcards
caterva
-ae, f: band, crowd, troop
decurro
-ere: to run down (from)
procul
adv: far off, from a distance
careō
-ēre, -uī -itus: to lack (+ abl), be free from
dolus
-ī, m: trick, deceit, ploy
machina
-ae, f: machine, engine of war, siege engine
inspectō
-āre: to look in(to)
desuper
adv: from above
lateō
latēre, latuī: to lie hidden, to hide, escape the notice (of)
fabricō
-āre: to build, construct, erect
validus, a, um
adj: strong, stout, hardy, vigorous
hasta
ae, f: spear
alvus
-ī, m: stomach, belly
curvus, a, um
adj: curved
compagēs
compagis: seam, joint
foedō
-āre: to defile, befoul, ravage
uterus
-ī, m: stomach, womb
cavus, a, um
adj: hollow, excavated, concave
caverna
-ae, f: cavern, hollow cavity
gemitus
-ūs, m: groan, bellow
laevus, a, um
adj: ill-omened, unlucky, unfortunate, pernicious
latebra
-ae, f: hiding place, lurkinghole, covert recess
līgnum
-ī, n: piece of wood, timber; pl: gathered wood, firewood
insania
-ae, f: madness, folly, senselessness
avehō
avehere, avexī, avectus: to carry off, take away,
Achīvus, a, um
Achaean, Greek
aliquis (quī), qua, quid (quod)
some(one), any(one)
cīvis
-is, m: citizen, compatriot
comitō
-āre: to accompany, attend, escort, follow
ibi
adv: there, then
inclūdō
-ere, -sī, -sus: to (en)close, confine
Lāocoōn
-ontis, m: Trojan priest of Neptune
nōtus, a, um
known, familiar, famous
quisquis, quidquid
whoever, whatever
Ulixēs, is (eī, ī)
m: Odysseus
error
-ōris, m: error, deceit, trick
