Aeneid: I Flashcards
ora-ae
F: border, edge; shore
litus-oris
N: beach, shore
iacto (1)
hurl, toss, buffet, utter, boast, ponder
ob
on account of (acc)
profugus-a-um
exiled, fugitive
adeo-ire-i(v)i-itus
approach, encounter
caelestis-e
divine, heavenly
colonus-i
M: colonist, settler
- condo-ere-didi-ditus
2. recondo
- found, establish
2. hide, establish
doleo-ere-ui-itus
suffer, grieve (at), be angry (at, with), resent
- impello-ere-puli-pulsus
- compello
- appello
- dispello
- pello
- strike (Against), drive, force
- drive, force
- drive to (dat)
- drive apart, disperse, scatter
- expel, drive (out)
insignis-e
distinguished, marked, splendid
laedo-ere-si-sus
strike, hurt, offend, thwart
memoro (1)
(re)call, recount, relate
tot
so many
unde
whence, from which source (whome)
currus-us
M: chariot, car
dis, ditis
foveo-ere, fovi, fotus
cherish, fondle
longe
far (off), afar, at a distance
olim
(at) some time, once
ops, opis
F: help, resources, power, wealth
ostium-(i)i
N: mouth, entrance, harbour
posthabeo-ere-ui-itus
place after, esteem less
qua
in any (some) way, by what (any) way, here, whereby, how, in any way
sino-ere, sivi, situs
permit, allow
- verto-ere-i-rsus
- everto
- converto
- (over)turn, (ex)change, route
- (over)turn
- turn (around), reverse
etiam
besides, also, even
excidium-(i)i
n: destruction, overthrow
iniuria-ae
F: wrong, insult, injustice
metuo-ere-ui
fear, dread, be anxious
necdum
not yer, nor yet
Parcae-orum
F: the fates
pro
before, for, in behalf of (abl)
aes, aeris
N: bronze
arceo-ere-ui
keep off, defend, restrain
conspectus-us
M: sight, view
immitis-e
fierce, cruel
moles-is
F: mass, burden, difficulty, structure
re(l)liquiae-arum
F: rest, remains, remnant(s), leaving(s)
sal, salis
N/M: salt (water), brine, sea
Siculus-a-um
Sicilian, of Sicily
disicio-ere-ieci-iectus
scatter, disperse
- uro-ere, ussi, ustus
2. exuro
- burn, inflame
2. burn (up, out), consume
inceptum-i
N: beginning, undertaking, purpose
iaculor-ari-atus
hurl, throw
noxa-ae
F: crime, fault, hurt, harm
nubes-is
F: cloud, mist, fog
pontus-i
M: sea
quippe
truly, indeed, surely, forsooth
ratis-is
F: raft, ship, boat
acutus-a-um
sharp, pointed
antrum-i
N: cave, cavern
Auster-tri
M: (south) wind
corripio-ere-ui-reptus
seize, snatch (up), hasten on
fetus-a-um
fetus-us
teeming, pregnant
M: offspring, brood, swarm, fruit, shoot
freno(1)
curb, check, restrain
- succedo-ere-cessi-cessus
- incedo
- excedo
- accedo
- go under, approach, enter (Dat)
- stride, march, go, walk…. (proudly) (majestically)
- withdraw, depart
- approach, reach
luctor-ari-atus
wrestle, struggle
praeterea
beside, hereafter, henceforth
quisquam, quaequam, quicquam
any(one), any(thing)
turbo-inis
M: whirl(wind, pool), storm
voluto (1)
roll, revolve, ponder
abdo-ere-didi-ditus
put away, hide
certus-a-um
certain, sure, fixed
claustrum-i
N: bar(rier), bolt
fremo-ere-ui-itus
murmur, roar, applaud
habena-ae
F: rein, curb, check
indignor-ari-atus
be angry, chafe
insuper
above, besides
laxus-a-um
loose, open, free, lax
molio-ire-i(v)i-itus
soothem tame
mulceo-ere-lsi-lsus
calm, soother
murmur-uris
N: murmur, roar, rumble
spelunca-ae
F: cave, cavern
verro-ere-i, versus
sweep
exigo-ere, egi, actus
drive out, determine, discover; complete, pass, work out, plan, perform
incutio-ere-cussi-cussus
strike (into) (dat)
meritum-i
N: desert, merit
obruo-ere-ui-utus
overwhelm, crush, bury
proles-is
F: offspring, progeny
- accumbo-ere-cuibui-cubitus
- discumbo
- occcumbo
- recline (at) (Dat)
- recline (at table)
- fall (in death)
concilio (1)
win over, unite
creber-bra-brum
frequent, crowded
cupis-idperflo (1)is
F: point, spearblow (over, through)
Notus-i
M: (south) wind
perflo(1)
blow (over, through)
velut(i)
(even) as, just as
Africus-i
M: (southwest) wind
beatus-a-um
happy, blessed,
- contingo-ere-tigi-tactus
2. attingo
- touch, reach, befall
2. touch, reach
extemplo
immediatly, forthwith, at once
intento (1)
threaten, aim
oppeto-ere-i(v)i-itus
encounter, meet (Death)
polus-i
M: pole, sky, heaven
praesens-entis
present, instant
rudens-entis
M: rops, cable
stridor-oris
M: creaking, grating, whiring
Tydides-ae
M: son of Tydeus (Diomedes)
Aeacides-ae
M: descendant of Aeacus, Achilles
aestus-us
M: boiling (surge), tide
Aquilo-onis
M: (north) wind
cumulus-i
M: heap, mass
dehisco-ere-hivi
gape, split, open
ferio-ire
strike, beat, smite, cut, kill
iaceo-ere-ui-itus
lie (low, outspread)
praeruptus-a-um
steep, towering
procella-ae
F: blast, gale
prora-ae
F: prow (of a ship)
scutum-i
N: shield
agger-eris
M: mound, wall, bank
Arae-arum
F: the Altars, a ledge of rocks between Sicily and Africa
dorsum-i
N: back, ridge, reef
excutio-ere-cussi-cussus
cast out, shake off
fidus-a-um
faithful, trustworthy
ibidem
in the same place
inlido-ere-si-sus
dash against (into) (dat)
pronus-a-um
leaning forward, headlong
rarus-a-um
scattered, far apart
syrtis-is
sand bar, reef
tabula-ae
F: plank, board
urgeo-ere, ursidrive
(op)press, force, drive, beset
vadum-i
N: shallow, shoal, depth(s), ford, deep
voro (1)
swallow (up)
compages-is
F: joint, seam, fastening
fatisco-ere
split, open, gape
grandaevus-a-um
aged, old
hiems-emis
F: winter, storm
imber-bris
M: rain, flood, water
prospicio-ere-spexi-spectus
look out (on), see
rima-ae
F: crack, fissure
stagnum-i
N: still waters, depth, lake, marsh, mere
- veho-ere, vexi, vectus
- aveho
- adveho
- carry, convey
- bear away
- bear, convey (to)
aula-ae
F: court, hall
cito
quickly, soon
commissum-i
N: fault, crime
compono-ere-posui-pos(i)tus
compose, construct, settle, calm, quiet
dehinc
then, thence, thereupon, thereafter, from there
fiducia-ae
f: confidenece, trust
luo-ere-i
atone for
maturo (1)
hasten, speed; ripen
placo (1)
calm, quiet
praesto-are-stiti-stitus
surpass, be better
tumidus-a-um
swelling, swollen
adnitor-i-sus(nixus)
strive, lean against
arrigo-ere-rexi-rectus
raise, prick up
colligo-ere-legi-lectus
collect, gather
coorior-iri-ortus
(a)rise
detrudo-ere-si-sus
push off, dislodge
fugo (1)
put to flight, rout
ministro (1)
tend, serve, supply, provide
perlabor-i-lapsus
glide over
seditio-onis
F: riot, strife
sileo-ere-ui
be silent, be still
Aeneadae-(ar)um
M: descendants/followers of Aeneas
contendo-ere-i-ntus
strive, hasten
coruscus-a-um
wavering, quivering, flashing
defessus-a-um
tired, worn
efficio-ere-feci-fectus
make, form
immineo-ere
overhand, threaten, menace (Dat)
lorum-i
N: rein, thong
obiectus-us
M: projection, barrier
rupes-is
F: crag, cliff, rock
secessus-us
M: inlet, recess
secundus-a-um
following, favourable, obedient
alligo (1)
bind, fasten, hold (to)
ancora-ae
F: anchor
Cerealis-e
of Ceres
corrumpo-ere-rupi-ruptus
spoil, ruin
excudo-ere-di-sus
strike out
folium-(i)i
leaf
intus
within, inside
fomes-itis
M: tinder, fuel, shaving
potior-iri-itus
possess, attain, gain, win (abl)
recipio-ere-cepi-ceptus
take back, recover
scintilla-ae
F: spark
sedile-is
N: seat, bench
suscipio-ere-cepi-ceptus
catch (up),receive, undertake, resume, take up, beget, bear
tabeo-ere
drip, soak, melt, waste
- uncus-a-um
2. obuncus-a-um
curved, bent, arched, hooked
vivus-a-um
living, natural, alive
arcus-us
M: bow, arch, arc
armentum-i
N: herd, drove
cervus-i
M: stag, deer
conscendo-ere-i-ensus
climb, mount
cornu-us
N: horn, tip, end
ductor-oris
M: leader
pascor-ipastus
feed (on), graze
prospectus-us
M: view
torreo-ere-ui-tostus
parch, roast
absisto-ere-stiti
cease, stop, depart, withdraw, desist
cadus-i
M: jar, urn
Cyclopius-a-um
Cyclopean, of the Cyclopses
frondeus-a-um
leafy
maereo-ere
mourn, grieve (for)
onero (1)
load, burden
partior-iri-itus
distribute, divide
prius
first, sooner
costa-ae
F: rib, side
daps-is
F: (sacrificial) feast, banquet
diripio-ere-ui-reptus
tear from
duro (1)
harden, endure
frustum-i
N: piece, part
illic
there
nudo (1)
(lay) bare, strip, expose
ostendo-ere-i-ntus
show, promise
praeda-ae
F: booty, prey
quietus-a-um
calm, peaceful
seco-are-ui, sectus
cut, slice, cleave, divide, speed
veru-us
N: broach, spit, spike
viscus-eris
N: vitals, flesh
aenum-i
N: bronze (vessel, kettle,cauldron)
- amitto-ere-misi-missus
- demitto
- dimitto
- praemitto
- lose, let go
- let down, drop, lower
- send away, let go, dismiss
- send (before, forth)
Amycus-i
M: Trojan
exaudio-ire-i(v)i-itus
hear, hearken
eximo-ere, emi, emptus
take away, remove, destroy
extrema-orum
final fate, death
fames-is
F: hunger
ferina-ae
F: game, venison
singular: Gyas, Gyan, Gyae, Gyae, Gya
M: a Trojan
praecipue
especially
requiro-ere-quisivi(sii)-quisitus
deplore, seek (again), ask (for), inquire
sermo-onis
M: conservation, speech
victus-us
M: living, food, victuals
certe
certainly, surely
committo-ere-misi-missus
commit, perform
consisto-ere-stiti-stitus
stand (fast), rest, halt
defigo-ere-fixi-fixus
fix, fasten (down)
dispicio-ere-spexi-spectus
see, discern, descry
latus-a-um
broad, wide, spacious
nitens-entis
bright, shinning, white, sleek
suffundo-ere-fudi-fusus
fill, suffuse
velivolus-a-um
winged with sails
contrarius-a-um
opposite, opposing
dicio-onis
F: power, rule, sway
elabor-i-lapsus
slip out, escape
intimus-a-um
inmost
ocassus-us
M: fall, destruction
polliceor-eri-itus
promise, offer
proruptus-a-um
dashing, furious
rependo-ere-i-ensus
balance, compensate
solor-ari-atus
console, find consolation for
supero (1)
surpass, pass beyond, overcome; kill
adnuo-ere-ui-utus
nod assent, promise
disiungo-ere-iunxi-iunctus
separate, disconnect
libo (1)
taste, touch, pour (as a libation)
osculum-i
N: dainty lip, kiss
parco-ere, peperci (parsi), parsus
spare (dat)
Patavium-(i)i
Padua
prodo-ere-didi-ditus
hand over, betray
progenies-ei
F: offspring, progeny
quiesco-ere-evi-etus
rest, repose
sator-oris
M: sower, begetter, father
subrideo-ere-risi
smile (At)
tamen
nevertheless, however
cognomen-inis
N: (sur)name, cognomen
contundo-ere-tudi-tu(n)sus
bruise, crush
Ilus-i
(Iulus-i)M: Ascanius
magnnimus-a-um
great-souled
mos, moris
M: custom, manner, law
remordeo-ere-di-rsus
gnaw, trouble
subigo-ere-egi-actus
subdue
sublimis-e
on high, aloft, uplifted, exalted, towering, lofty
terni-ae-a
three (each), by threes
tertius-a-um
third
transeo-ire-i(v)i-itus
pass (by)
Alba-ae
F: Alba Longa
donec
until, while, as long as
excipio-ere-cepi-ceptus
take (up), inherit
expleo-ere-evi-etus
fill (out), fulfill, complete, satisfy
Hectoreus-a-um
Hectorean, of Hector
Ilius-a-um
Ilian, Trojan
Longa-ae
F: Alba Longa
lupa-ae
F: she-wolf
Mavortius-a-um
Martian, of Mars
meta-ae
F: goal, limit, bound
partus-us
M: birth, offspring
terg(i)men-inis
N: covering, skin
dominor-ari-atus
rule (over) (dat)
lustrum-i
N: (years), space of five years, sacred season
origo-inis
F: origin, beginning, source
placeo-ere-ui-itus
please (dat)
servitium-(i)i
n: slavery, bondage
termino(1)
bound, limit
togatus-a-um
toga-clad
aenus-a-um
aereus-a-um
(of) bronze, brazen