Aeneid: II Flashcards
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conticesco-ere-ticui
A
become silent, hush
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Dolopes-um
A
M: Greeks of THessaly (DOLOPIAN)
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eruo-ere-ui-utus
A
overthrow, tear up
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infandus-a-um
A
unspeakable, accursed
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intentus-a-um
A
intent, eager, strained
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ordior-iri-orsus
A
begin, understake
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praecipito (1)
A
fall (headlong), throw (headlong), urge on, sink
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suadeo-ere-asi-asus
A
advise, urge
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tempero(1)
A
control, restrain, refrain
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torus-i
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M: (banqueting) couch, cushion, bier
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umidus-a-um
A
moist, dewy, damp
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abies-etis
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F: fir, pine
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compleo-ere-evi-etus
A
fill, complete
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costa-ae
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F: rib, side
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furtim (Adv)
A
stealthily, secretly, furtively
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herreo-ere-ui
A
bristle, shudder, tremble
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includo-ere-si-sus
A
(in)close, confine
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instar
A
n: likeness, image (gen), weight, dignity
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intexo-ere-xui-xtus
A
(in)weave, cover
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luctus-us
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M: grief, mourning, sorrow
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Pallas-adis
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F: Minerva
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penitus
A
deep(ly), within, completely,(deep) within, inside
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pro
A
before, for, in behalf of (abl)
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fando
A
“by telling” gerund of for
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sortior-iri-itus
draw (by) lot, allot
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vagor-ari-atus
wander, spread abroad
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votum-i
n: vow, prayer, (votive) offering
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voveo-ere, vovi, votus
vow, consecrate
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uterus-i
M: belly, womb
30
carina-ae
F: keel, ship
31
certo (1)
strive, rival, fight, vie
32
condo-ere-didi-ditus
establish, hide
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exitialis-e
fatal, destructive, deadly, mortal
34
iuvo-are, iuvi, iutus
help, please
35
pando-ere-i, passus
spread, open, loosen, dishevel
36
proveho-ere-vexi-vectus
carry, convey
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sinus-us
M: fold, hollow, bosom, bay
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soleo-ere-itus sum
be accustomed
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statio-onis
f: station, anchorage
40
Tantum CAN MEAN
only
41
caterva-ae
F: crowd, band, troop
42
comito (1)
accompany, attend, escort, follow
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contrarius-a-um
opposing, opposite
44
dolus-i
m: deceit, wiles, treachery, trick, fraud
45
ibi
there, then
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intra
within, inside, in(to)
47
latebra-ae
F: hiding place, cavern, lair
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moles-is
F: (huge) mass, structure, burden, dike
49
scindo-ere, scidi, scisus
split, divide
50
sive, seu
or (if), whether, either
51
subicio-ere-ieci-iectus
place under (+dat), vanquish
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terebro (1)
bore into, pierce
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uro-ere, ussi, ustus
burn, consume
54
vulgus-i
N: rabble, crowd, herd
55
tempto (1):
try, test, EXAMINE, explore
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procul
in the distance, at a distance, away, apart, far, afar off, from afar
57
alvus-i
F: belly, body
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Argolicus-a-um
Argive (GREEK)
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compages-is
F:joint, seam, fastening
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contorque-ere-rsi-rtus
hurl, twirl
61
desuper
from above
62
error-oris
m: error, deceit, trick
63
ferus-i
m: beast, monster, horse
64
foedo(1)
befoul, defile, mar, mangle, pollute, disfigure
65
laevus-a-um
left (hand), foolish, unlucky, on the left
66
lateo-ere-ui
lie hid, hide, lurk
67
lignum-i
N: wood, timber
68
occulto(1)
hide, conceal, secrete
69
quisquis, quidquid
whoever, whatever
70
recutio-ere-cussi-cussus
stricke (back), shake
71
circumfundo-ere-fudi-fusus
pour round
72
conspectus-us
M: sight, view, (crowd of) spectators
73
fido-ere, fisus sum
trust, confide, rely (in, on), (dat., abl)
74
ignotus-a-um
unknown, strange
75
inermis-e
unarmed
76
inludo-ere-si-sus
mock, insult (Dat)
77
interea
meanwhile, (in the) meantime
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occumbo-ere-cubui-cubitus
fall, meet (dat)
79
offero-ere, obtuli, oblatus
present, place before, offer
80
revincio-ire-vinxi-vinctus
bind, tie back, wreath
81
struo-ere, struxi, structus
build, contrive
82
turbo(1)
confuse, agitate, disturb
83
ultro
further(more), voluntarily
84
undique
on (from) all sides
85
verso (1)
keep turning, employ
86
viso-ere-si-sus
see, gaze on, visit
87
comprimo-ere-pressi-pressus
check, crush, (re)press
88
converto-ere-i-rsus
turn, change
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cretus-a-um
born, sprung
90
fiducia-ae
f: trust, reliance, faith
91
formido-inis
F: fear, fright, dread, terror
92
impetus-us
M: onset, violence
93
infensus-a-um
hostile, bitter
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inquam-is-it
say
95
memoro (1)
(re)call, recount, relate, say
96
posco-ere, poposci
demand, seek, ask
97
quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque
whoever, whatever
98
usquam
anywhere, ever
99
super (adv)
besides
100
cunctus-a-um
all in a body, all together, the whole, all, entire
101
auris-is
F: ear
102
Belides-ae
M: descendant of Belus
103
cassus-a-um
empty, deprived of (abl)
104
consamguinitas-tatis
F: kinship (by blood)
105
etiam
also, even, besides, furthermore, yet, still
106
fingo-ere, finxi, fictus
make, form
107
improbus-a-um
wicked, bad/evil, cruel
108
inclutus-a-um
famous, renowned
109
incolumis-e
safe, sound, unharmed, intact
110
indicium-(i)i
N: charge, information
111
lugeo-ere, luxi, luctus
mourn, lament
112
nex, necis
F: death, murder, destruction
113
Proditio-onis
F: (charge of) treason
114
propinquus-a-um
near (of kin), close
115
vanus-a-um
empty, idle, false, vain
116
vigeo-ere-ui
flourish, thrive
117
adfligo-ere-xi-ctus
crush, strike down
118
Argi-orum
M: Argos
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asper-era-erum
harsh, rough, fierce
120
concedo-ere-cesssi-cessus
withdraw, yield, come
121
conscious-a-um
conscious (of guilt)
122
decus-oris
N: ornament, glory, dignity
123
indignor-ari-atus
be angry (At)
124
labes-is
spot, blemish, slip, defect, stain, ruin
125
minister-tri
M: servant, helper
126
pellax-acis
deceitful, wily, crafty
127
requiesco-ere-evi-etus
rest, repose
128
acernus-a-um
(of) maple
129
Atrides-ae
M: son of Atreus
130
Auster-tri
M: (south) wind
131
contexo-ere-xui-xtus
weave, construct
132
fictus-a-um
feigned, flase, pretended
133
intercludo-ere-si-sus
shut off, hinder
134
iamdudum
long since, at once
135
mercor-ari-atus
buy, purchase, trade
136
molior-iri-itus
undertake, do make, build
137
moror-are-atus
delay, hinder, detain, tarry, heed
138
nequiquam
in vain, uselessly, idly
139
ordo-inis
M: order, array, rank, row
140
praecipue
especially, particularly
141
prosquor-i-secutus
proceed, follow
142
recvolvo-ere-i-volutus
(un)roll, revolve, tell
143
scelus-eris
N: crime, villainy, sin
144
scitor-ari-atus
inquire, seek to know
145
trab(e)s, trabis
F: beam, timber
146
adytum-i
N: inner shrine, sanctuary
147
caedo-ere, cecidi, casus
cut (down), slay, kill
148
Iliacus-a-um
Ilian, Trojan
149
lito (1)
sacrifice (Acceptably), appease
150
obstipesco-ere-stipui
be dazed, stand agape
151
oraculum-i
N: oracle, prophecy
152
placo (1)
appease, propitiate, placate
153
suspensus-a-um
doubtful, anxious
154
tumultus-us
M: uproar, tumult, hubbub, uprising, clamor
155
adsentio-ire-sensi-sensus
assent, agree
156
artifex-ficis
M: contriver, plotter
157
compositum-i
N: compact, agreement, prearrangement
158
destino (1)
mark, intend, destine
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exitium-(i)i
N: destruction, ruin
160
flagito (1)
demand (urgently), importune
161
frux, frugis
F: fruit, grain
162
lacus-us
M: lake, marsh, mere
163
letum-i
N: death, destruction, ruin
164
limosus-a-um
muddy, slimy, miry
165
oppono-ere-posui-positus
oppose, expose, place against
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prodo-ere-didi-ditus
hand over, betray
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protraho-ere-traxi-tractus
drag (forth)
168
quini-ae-a
five (Each), by fives
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quisquam, quaequam, quicquam
any(one/ thing)
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recuso (1)
refuse, decline, object
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sileo-ere-ui
be silent, be still, hush
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ulva-ae
F: sedge, marsh grass
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venturum-i
N: the future, what is (was) to come
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vitta-ae
F: fillet, garland, band
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quisque, quaeque, quodque(quidque)
each, every (one)
176
adhuc
still, (as) yet, hithherto, up to this point
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amitto-ere-misi-missus
lose, let go
178
artus-a-um
close, tight, narrow
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delitesco-ere-litui
hide, skulk, lurk
180
edissero-ere-ui-rtus
tell, set forth
181
exopto (1)
desire, long for, crave
182
intemeratus-a-um
inviolate, pure
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levo(1)
lift, relieve, lighten, remove,
184
miseresco-ere
pity, commiserate (miserere but no need of the Genitive)
185
oro(1)
beseech, entreaty, pray (for)
186
pio (1)
appease, expiate, atone for, propitiate
187
quisquis, quaequae, quidquid
whoever, whatever
188
quod
but, because, therefore
189
reposco-ere
demand, seek, claim
190
fors(it)an
perhaps, possibly, perchance
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ensis-is
M: sword, knife
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exuo-ere-ui-utus
strip, free, doff
193
fas
right, justice, fate, divine will
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hostia-ae
F: (sacrificial) victim
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instruo-ere-struxi-structus
instruct, construct, build, arrange, equip, array, draw up
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modo(just) now
only,
197
nefandus-a-um
unatterable, accursed
198
palma-ae
F: palm, hand
199
rependo-ere-i-pensus
repay, requite
200
resolvo-ere-i-solutus
break, free, loose(n), relax
201
sacro (1)
dedicate, consecrate, hallow
202
sacro (1)
dedicate, consecrate, hallow
203
testor-ari-atus
(call to) witness, testify, invoke, swear by
204
arrigo-ere-rexi-rectus
raise, arouse, prick up
205
artus-us
M: joint, limb, body
206
avello-ere-(vuls)i-vulsus
tear away/from
207
coruscus-a-um
flashing, bright, quivering, waving
208
effigies-ei
F: image, statue, effigy
209
emico-are-ui
flash forth, dash forth
210
monstrum-i
N: prodigy, omen, portent, monster, sign
211
Palladium-(i)i
N: statue of Pallas
212
parma-ae
F: shield, buckler
213
retro
back, backward
214
retro
back, backward, again
215
solum-i
N: soil, ground,e arth
216
sublabor-i-lapsus
slip down, fall
217
sudor-oris
M: sweat, perspiration
218
terTydides-ae
thrice, three times
219
Tritonia-ae (Tritonis-idis)
F: Minerva
220
Tydides-ae
M: son of Tydeus (Diomedes)
221
virgineus-a-um
maidenly, pure
222
ex illo/quo +
TEMPORE (from that time/moment)
223
aveho-ere-vexi-vectus
carry away, convey
224
digero-ere-gessi-gestus
distribute, explain
225
educo-ere-duxi-ductus
draw out, erect, raise, bear, lead forth/out
226
exscindo-ere-scidi-scissus
cut out, destroy, root out
227
extemplo
immediatly, at once, suddenly
228
improvisus-s-um
unforseen, unexcpected, sudden
229
laedo-ere-si-sus
hurt, offend, strike
230
nefas
guilt, impiety, wrong, impious, wretch
231
pio (1)
appease, expiate, atone for
232
pro
before, for, in behalf of (Ab)
233
remetior-iri-mensus
remeasure, recross
234
repeto-ere-ui-itus
reseek, repeat
235
robur-oris
N: oak, strength
236
texo-ere-xui-xtus
weave, cover
237
a(d)scendo-ere-i-ensus
ascend, mount, climbing
238
decem
ten
239
domo-are-ui-itus
subdue, crush
240
improvidus-a-um
unforeseeing, heedless
241
magis
more, rather
242
mille (pl: milia, ium)
thousand
243
nepos-otis
M: grandson, descendant
244
neve, neu
nor, and not, neither, or lest
245
obicio-ere-ieci-iectus
present, place before, hold toward, throw (before)
246
Pelopeus-a-um
of Pelops
247
periurus-a-um
perjured, treacherous
248
Phryx, Phrygis
M: Phrygian, Trojan
249
prius
sooner, before
250
re(l)ligio-onis
F: religion, offering
251
re(l)ligio-onis
F: religion, offering, sanctity
252
tremendus-a-um
terrible, dreadful
253
tueor-eri-itus/tutus
watch, protect
254
violo(1)
violate, outrage, profane
255
altum-i
N: the deep (sea); the height, heaven
256
amplector-i-plexus
embrace, enfold, encompass
257
anguis-e
M(F): snake, serpent
258
diffugio-ere-fugi
flee apart, scatter
259
horresco-ere, horrui
shudder, tremble
260
incumbo-ere-cubui-cubitus
lean, recline (up)on, overhang, lower (over) (dat). urge on (work) (dat)
261
iuba-ae
F: mane, crest
262
lambo-ere
lick, lap
263
macto(1)
sacrifice, slaughter, honor
264
pariter
equally, side by side
265
pone
behind, after
266
salum-i
N: (the salt) sea, brine
267
sibilus-a-um
hissing, whirring
268
sinuo(1)
fold, curve, twist, wind
269
sollemnis-e
annual, sutomary, solemn
270
sonitus-us
ML sound, roar, noise, crash
271
spumo(1)
foam, froth, spray
272
sufficio-ere-feci-fectus
supply, suffuse
273
vibro(1)
quiver, vibrate, dart, crimp
274
volumen-inis
N: fold, coil, roll
275
orbis-is
M: circle, fold, COIL, earth
276
arvum-i
N: field,dry land
277
cervix-icis
F:neck
278
clipeus-i
M: shield, buckler
279
collum-i
N: kneck
280
delubrum-ionis
N: shrine, temple, fane
281
depascor-i-pastus
feed on, devour
282
divello-ere-(vuls)i, vulsus
tear apart
283
draco-onis
M: dragon, serpent
284
excutio-ere-cussi-cussus
shake off/out
285
implico-are-avi/ui-atus/itus
entwine
286
implico-are-avi/ui-atus/itus
entwine, enfold, wind, twine, cling (dat)
287
ligo(1)
bind, tie, fasten
288
morsus-us
M: bite, biting, jaws, fangs
289
mugitus-us
M: bellow(ing), roar
290
nodus-i
M: knot, fold, coil
291
perfundo-ere-fudi-fusus
soak, drench
292
sanies-ei
F: blood, gore
293
saucius-a-um
wounded, stricken, hurt
294
securis-is
F: ax
295
spira-ae
F: fold, coil, spire
296
squameus-a-um
scaly
297
tremefacio-ere-feci-factus
make tremble, appall, alarm
298
accingo-ere-cinxi-cinctus
gird (on), equip
299
conclamo(1)
cry, shout, exclaim
300
cuspis-idis
F: point, spear, lance
301
expendo-ere-i-pensus
expiate, pay (for), suffer, weigh
302
fetus-a-um
teeming, pregnant, filled
303
funis-is
M: rope, cable
304
inlabor-ilapsus
glide in(to) (dat)
305
insinuo(1)
wind, creep, coil
306
intendo-ere-i-ntus
stretch, extend
307
intorqueo-ere-rsi-rtus
hurl (against) (dat)
308
laedo-ere-i-sus
strike, hurt, offend
309
mereo-ere-ui-itus
deserve, merit, earn
310
pavor-oris
M: terror, shudderinf, alarm
311
rota-ae
F: wheel, chariot, car
312
scando-ere-i-scansus
mount, climb
313
sceleratus-a-um
criminal, wicked
314
stuppeus-a-um
hempen, (of) tow
315
complector-i-plexus
embrace, enfold
316
etiam branch, foliage
also, even, besides, yet, still
317
festus-a-um
festal, festive
318
frons, frondis
F: branch, foliage
319
insto-are-stiti
press on, pursue, urge on
320
involvo-ere-i-volutus
wrap, envelope
321
polus-i
M: pole, heavens, sky
322
quater
four times
323
sisto-ere, steti, status
stand, set, settle, stop, stay, station, place
324
subsisto-ere-stiti
stop, halt, resist, withstand
325
claustrum-i (claustra-orum)
N: barrier, bar, bolt, fastening
326
demitto-ere-misi-missus
let down, drop
327
effero-ferre, extuli, elatus
raise, lift (up), carry off/forth/out, bear forth
328
funis-is
M: rope, cable
329
iniquus-a-um
unfair, unjust, hostile
330
laxo (1)
loose(n), clear, free, open, releae
331
patefacio-ere-feci-factus
lay open
332
Pelides-ae
M: descendant of Peleus
333
pineus-a-um-ere-mpsi-mptus
of pine
334
promo-ere-mpsi-mptus
bring forth
335
aeger-gra-grum
sick, weary, wretched
336
bigae-arum
F: two-horse chariot
337
concretus-a-um
grown together, hardened, matted
338
crinis-is
M: hair locks, tresses
339
ei
alas! ah!
340
exuviae-arum
F: spoils, booty, slough, plunder, booty
341
gratus-a-um
welcome, pleasing, grateful
342
induo-ere-ui-utus
don, clothe, put on
343
iaculor-ari-atus
hurl, throw, fling
344
largus-a-um
abundant, copious
345
lorum-i
N: thong, leather strP, REIN
346
maestus-a-um
sad, mournful, gloomy
347
pulvis-eris
M: dust
348
quies-etis
quiet, rest, sleep, peace
349
rapto(1)
snatch, drag, carry, off
350
sepelio-ire-ii(ivi)-pultus
bury, inter
351
serpo-ere-psi-ptus
creep (on), crawll
352
squaleo-ere-ieci-iectus
be rough, be filthy
353
traicio-ere-ieci-iectus
throw across, pierce
354
quondam
at some time, at one time, once, heretofore, formerly, on a time
355
commendo(1)
intrust, commit
356
compello(1)
address, accost, speak to
357
culmen-inis
N: top, summit, peak, roof
358
defessus-a-um
weary, tired, worn
359
expromo-ere-mpsi-mptus
express, bring forth
360
funus-eris
N: funeal, death, disaster
361
mora-ae
F: delay, hesitation, hindrance
362
mora-ae
F: delay, hesitation, hindrance
363
pererro(1)
wander through, traverse
364
pontus-i
M: sea, waves
365
arbos/or-oris
F: tree, wood(s)
366
bos, bovis
M/F: bull, ox, cow
367
claresco-ere, clarui,
grow clear
368
fastigium-(i)i
N: roof, battlement, top, summit
369
incido-ere-cidi
fall (on) (dat.)
370
ingruo-ere-ui
rush (on, in), assail (dat)
371
inscius-a-um
ignorant, unaware, inexperienced
372
manifestus-a-um
clear, plain, manifest
373
obtego-ere-texi-tectus
cover, hide
374
patesco-ere-patui
lie open, be disclosed , open up, be revealed
375
penetralis-e
inmost, interior
376
recedo-ere-cessi-cessus
depart, retire, withdraw
377
sata-orum
N: crops. harvest
378
secretus-a-um
secluded, separate, remote, secrete, hidden
379
seges-etis
F: crop, harvest, grain field
380
sterno-ere, stravi, stratus
lay low, strew, spread
381
torrens-entis
M: torrent
382
velut(i)
as, just as
383
amens-entis
mad, insane, distracted
384
amens-entis
mad, insane, distracted
385
clangor-oris
M: clang, blare, noise, uproar
386
concurro-ere, (cu)curri, cursus
run together, fight (with), struggle
387
elabor-i-lapsus
slip out, escape
388
fretum-i
N: straight, sea, waters
389
glomero (1)
gather, roll together
390
latus-a-um
broad, wide, spacious
391
Othryades-ae
M: son of Othrys (Panthus)
392
ratio-onis
F: reason, cause, method
393
reluceo-ere-luxo
shine back, reflect
394
Sigeus-a-um
of Sigeum
395
succurrol-ere, (cu)curri, ursus
succor, occur
396
tuba-ae
F: trumpet
397
angustum-i
N: narrow place, strait
398
arduus-a-um
high, lofty, steep, towering
399
dominor-ari-atus
rule, hold sway
400
ineluctabilis-e
inevitable, inescapable
401
mucro-onis
M: point, edge, blade, sword
402
obsideo-ere-sedi-sessus
besiege, beset, take possession of
403
pre(he)ndo-ere-i-ensus
| [pre(he)nso (1)]
catch, seize, grasp
404
stringo-ere-inxi-ictus
draw, strip, graze
405
bipatens-entis
doubly open, double
406
adglomero (1)
roll together, gather, join
407
confertus-a-um
crowded, packed
408
Erinys-yos
F: Fury, Curse
409
fremitus-us
M: (up)roar, din, applause
410
gener-eri
M: (prospective) son-in-law
411
Mygdonides-ae
M: son of Mygdon
412
praeceptum-i
N: precept, advice, instruction
413
sponsa-ae
F: fiancee, wife
414
catulus-i
M: cub, puppy, whelp
415
ceu
as, just as, as if
416
circumvolo (1)
flit around, hover around
417
clades-is
F: slaughter, ruin, havoc, destruction
418
excdo-ere-cessi-cessus
depart, retire
419
extrema-orum
N: extremity, last hazard, death, end, funeral
420
fauces-ium
F: throat, jaws, pass
421
rabies-ei
F: rage, madness, fury
422
raptor-oris (noun)
M: robber
423
raptor-oris (adjective)
ravenous
424
siccus-a-um
dry, thirsty
425
succurro-ere-(cu)curri, cursus
run to aid, succor (dat)
426
vado-ere
go (on), advance, procee, rush, march
427
venter-tris
M: belly, stomach
428
celsus-a-um
high, lofty, towering
429
delabor-i-lapsus
slip, fall, sink
430
iners-rtis
inactive, lifeless, tame
431
praecordia-orum
heart, breast
432
re(l)ligiosus-a-um
holy, sacred
433
segnities-ei
F: sloth, laziness
434
serus-a-um
(too) late, slow
435
a(d)spiro (1)
breathe upon, favor (dat)
436
caerul(e)us-a-um
dark (blue), bluish black
437
exsulto (1)
leap forth, dance, surge, exult
438
insigne-is
N: mark, badge, device
439
muto (1)
(ex)chance, alter, transform
440
nitor-i, nisus/nixus
strive, climb, step firmly. Climb/rest/lean on (abl)
441
repente
suddenly, quickly, unexpectedly
442
reprimo-ere-pressi-pressus
check
443
sentis-is
M: brier, bramble
444
successus-us
M: success, progress
445
tremefactus-a-um
trembling, appalled
446
tumeo-ere-ui
swell, be swollen
447
visus-us
M: sight, appearance, view
448
ipse (CAN MEAN)
also
449
arceo-ere-ui
confine, restrain, defend, keep off
450
caedes-is
F: slaughter, murder, massacre
451
caedes-is
F: slaughter, murder, massacre, bloodshed
452
consequor-e-secutus
follow, overtake
453
facies-ei
F: appearance, form, aspect
454
frustra
in vain, uselessly, ineffectually
455
furio (1)
frenzy, madden, infuriate
456
inicio-ere-ieci-iectus
throw in(to), cast (up)on
457
1. orior-iri-ortus
| 2. exorior
1. (a)rise, spring (up)
| 2. arise, spring up
458
Priameius-a-um
of Priam, Priam's
459
species-ei
F: sight, appearance, spectacle tender, delicate, soft
460
tener-era-erum
tender delicate, soft
461
accomodo (1)
fit, adjust
462
comans-antis
hairy, crested
463
consero-ere-ui-rtus
join, engage in
464
decorus-a-um
ornamental becoming
465
diffugio-ere-fugi
flee (Apart), scatter
466
galea-ae
F: helmet
467
immisceo-ere-ui-mixtus
mingle, mix (with) (dat)
468
invitus-a-um
unwilling, unfriendly
469
latus-eris
N: side, flank
470
Orcus-i
M: (god of) death, Hades
471
recens-entis
recent, fresh, new, late
472
recens-entis
recent, fresh, new, late
473
scando-ere-i-ansus
climb, mount
474
turpis-e
shameful, disgraceful, foul
475
aequum-i
N: justice, right(eousness)
476
agito (1)
drive, stir, buffet, pursue, hasten, agitate, hunt, harass, move
477
agnosco-ere-novi-nitus
recognise
478
aliters
otherwise, differently
479
cieo-ere, civi, citus
stir (up), (a)rouse, excite
480
confligo-ere-xi-ctus
clash, struggle
481
Eous-a-um
eastern, of the dawn
482
Eurus-i
M: east wind
483
fundus-i
M: bottom, base, depth;s
484
ilicet
immediatly, at once
485
Notus-i
M: south wind
486
procumbo-ere-cubui-cubitus
fall, sink (forward), recline
487
saevio-ire-i(v)i-itus
rage, be fierce
488
servans-antis
observant, hedful
489
signo (1)
observe, mark (out), indicate, distinguish, observe
490
tridens-enti
M: trident, three-pronged spear
491
Zephyrus
M: West Wind
492
aevum-i
N: age, life, time, eternity
493
cinis-eris
M: cinder(s), ashes (of the dead)
494
configo-ere-xi-xus
pierce, transfix
495
indomitus-a-um
uncontrolled, ungovernable
496
infula-ae
F: fillet, garland, band
497
nusquam
nowhere, never
498
occasus-us
M: sinking, fall, destruction
499
protinus
immediately, at once, forthwith
500
vicis (gen)
F: (inter)change, fortune
501
vito (1)
shun, avoid, dodge, escape
502
auratus-a-um
gilded, golden
503
convello-ere-i-vulsus
tear up, shatter
504
devolvo-ere-i-ensus
roll down
505
foris-is
F: door, gate, entrance
506
gradus-us
M: step, gait, stride, rung
507
haereo-ere-haesi-haesus
hang, cling
508
paries-ietis
M: house-wall, wall
509
pervius-a-um
passable, traversable
510
postis-is
M: post, door, gate
511
pr(eh)enso (1)
seize, grasp, clutch
512
testudo-inis
F: tortoise, roof overlapping, shields held by soldiers over their heads
513
turris-is
F: tower, turret
514
usus-us
M: employment, use
515
astrum-i
N: star, sun, constellation
516
cesso (1)
yield, delay, cease
517
evado-ere-si-sus
go out, traverse, mount, escape, come forth
518
evado-ere-si-sus
go out, traverse, mount, escape, come forth
519
incido-ere-i
fall (on'), chance upon
520
incomitatus-a-um
unaccompanied
521
inritus-a-um
useless, vain, unavailing
522
iacto (1)
hurl, toss, buffet, utter, blurt out, ponder
523
iunctura-ae
F: joint, fastening
524
labo (1)
totter, waver, vacillate
525
late
widely, far and wide
526
praeceps-cipitis
precipice, sheer edge, headlong, headforemost, precipitious, precipitate
527
Pyrrhus-i
M: Neoptolemus
528
qua, can mean
where(by), in any/some way
529
socer-eri
M: father/parent-in-law
530
tabulatum-i
N: floor, story
531
aenus-a-um
bronze, brazen
532
aeratus-a-um
bronze, brazem
533
agitator-oris
M: driver, charioteer
534
armiger-eri
M: armorbearer, squire
535
bipennis-is
F; double ax
536
bruma-ae
F:mid winter
537
cardo-inis
M: hinge, pivot, socket
538
cavo (1)
hollow out
539
coluber-bri
M: snake, serpent
540
convolvo-ere-i-volutus
roll, coil
541
excido-ere-i-sus
hew, cut out/off; destroy, fall (from), perish, drop
542
exsulto (1)
leap forth, dance, surge, exalt
543
exuviae-arum
spoils, skin, slough
544
fenestra-ae
F: window, opening, breach
545
gramen-inis
N: grass, herb, plant
546
lubricus-a-um
slippery, slimy
547
mico-are-ui
flash, glitter, quiver, dart
548
pascor-i-pastus
feed (on), graze, eat
549
pubes-is
F: youth, (group of) young men
550
Scyrius-a-um
Scyrian
551
succedo-ere-cessi-cessus
go under, approach (dat),
552
tumidus-a-um
swollen, swelling
553
una
together, at the same time
554
vello-ere, vulsi, vulsus
tear (up)
555
principle parts of "raise, lift, lift up"
tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus
556
aedes-ium
F: house, home
557
aries-etis
M: (battering) ram
558
creber-bra-brum
frequent, repeated, incessant
559
creber-bra-brum
frequent, repeated, incessant, numerous
560
immitto-ere-misi-missus
let in, send in, fling into, let go (dat)
561
intus
within, inside
562
ianua-ae
F: door, gate, entrance
563
osculum-i
N: dainty lips, kiss
564
pavidus-a-um
fearful, frightened
565
penetralia-ium
N: chamber, sanctuary, inner room
566
plangor-oris
M: clamor, wailing, beating (of the breast), shriek
567
suffero-ferre-sustuli-sublatus
withstand, endure
568
trucido(1)
slay, slaughter, butcher
569
ululo(1)
howl, shriek, wail
570
valeo-ere-ui
be strong, avail, be able, be strong
571
agger-eris
M: mound, heap, dike, dam, barrier, rampart
572
cumulus-i
M: heap, mass, pile
573
evinco-ere-vici-victus
overcome, surmount
574
exeo-ire-i(v)i, itus
go forth, depart
575
gurges-itis
M: whirlpool, whirlwind, water abyss, gulf, stream
576
nurus-us
F: daughter(-in-law)
577
quinquaginta
fifty
578
thalamus-i
M: marriage/bridal chamber, bedroom
579
sacro (1)
hallow, consecrate, dedicate
580
axis-is
M: axle, axis height
581
circumdo-dare-dedi-datus
surround, place around (dat), encircle
582
columba-ae
F: dove, pigeon
583
condensus-a-um
crowded, thick dense
584
desuetus-a-um
unaccustomed, unused, dormant, disuesed
585
egeo-ere-ui
need, lack, require (abll)
586
iuxta (indeclinable)
next, near(by), at the same time, close at hand
587
iuxta (indeclinable)
next, near(by), at the same time, close, nigh, at hand
588
nata-ae
F: daughter
589
senior-oris
M: old (aged) man, sire
590
abstineo-ere-ui-tentus
refrain, restrain
591
ausum-i
N: daring deed, daring
592
concido-ere-i
fall (in a heap)
593
curo (1)
regard, care (for), heed
594
effor-ari-atus
speak, utter, say, tell
595
grates-ium
F: thanks, requital, reward
596
infestus-a-um
hostile, threatening
597
longaevus-a-um
aged, (very) old, long-lived
598
lustro (1)
traverse, survey, purify
599
lustro (1)
traverse, survey, purify
600
porticus-us
F: colonnade, corridor, portico
601
premo-ere-pressi-pressus
press, repress, pierce
602
tueor-eri-itus/tutus
protect, watch
603
aes, aeris
N: bronze
604
conicio-ere-ieci-iectus
hurl, shoot
605
coram
before the face, face to face, in the presence
606
erubesco-ere, erubui
reverence, blush (before)
607
factum-i
N: deed, exploit, undertaking
608
ictus-us
M: stroke, blow, wound
609
imbellis-e
unwarlike, harmless
610
pendeo-ere, pependi,
hang
611
raucus-a-um
hoarse, sounding, clanging
612
sero-ere, sevi, satus
sow, beget
613
umbo-onis
M: boss, knob, shield
614
abdo-ere-didi-ditus
hide, bury
615
aequaevus-a-um
of equal age
616
capulus-i
M: hilt, handle, head
617
desero-ere-ui-rtus
desert, forsake
618
diripio-ere-ui-reptus
plunder, ravage
619
exius-us
M: exit, issue, end
620
iaceo-ere-ui-itus
lie (low, outspread)
621
lapso-are
slip, stumble, totter, fall
622
prolabor-i-lapsus
slide, fall, perish
623
tenus
to, up to, as far as (abl)
624
1. truncus-i
| 2. truncus-a-um
1. M: trunk, body, torso
| 2. maimed, mangled
625
everto-ere-i-rsus
(over)turn, destroy
626
exardesco-ere-arsi-arsus
blaze (up)
627
invisus-a-um
hated, hateful, odious
628
praemetuo-ere
fear beforehand
629
respicio-ere-spexi-spectus
look back
630
expleo-ere-evi-etus
fill (with), sate (gen)
631
occido-ere-i-casus
fall, sink, die
632
pario-ere, peperi, partus
acquire, win, gain, produce, give birth, bear, cause
633
sudo (1)
sweat, perspire
634
totiens
so many times
635
almus-a-um
nurturing, kind(ly)
636
caelicola-ae
M/F: divinity, deity
637
contineo-ere-ui-tentus
contain, hold together, restrain, check
638
insuper
in addition, above
639
linquo-ere, liqui, lictus
leave, forsake
640
purus-a-um
pure, bright, clean, clear
641
quonam
whither, where on earth
642
adeo
indeed, so much, truly, so (far)
643
Ilias-adis
F: Trojan woman
644
Ilias-adis
F: Trojan woman
645
caligo-are-avi
be dark, darken
646
disicio-ere-ieci-ieci
throw apart, scatter
647
emoveo-ere-movi-motus
remove, upheave
648
fumus-i
M: smoke, vapor, fog, fume
649
hebeto (1)
blunt, dull, dim, weaken
650
inclementia-ae
F: cruelty, harshness
651
Lacaenus-a-um
Laconin, of LAconia (SParta)
652
obduco-ere-duxi-ductus
draw over
653
quatio-ere, quassus
shake, shatter
654
accido-ere-i-sus
cut, hew
655
certatim
in rivalry, zealously
656
consido-ere-sedi-sessus
settle, sink
657
insido-ere-sedi-sessus
sit in (down, on), settle, occupy
658
limbus-i
M: border, hem, fringe
659
ornus-i
F: ash (tree)
660
secundus-a-um
favourable, prosperous, second
661
spissus-a-um
thick, dense, crowded
662
suscito (1)
arouse, stir up, arouse
663
usque
continuously, constantly
664
abnego (1)
deny, refuse, say no (not)
665
congemo-ere-ui
groan, moan, sigh
666
exsilium-(i)i
N: exile, place of exile
667
integer-gra-frum
whole, sound
668
iugum-i
N: yoke, (mountain) ridge, bench
669
nato (1)
nod, totter, sway
670
produco-ere-duxi-ductus
prolong
671
produco-ere-duxi-ductus
prolong
672
adflo (1)
breathe upon, blow upon (dat)
673
adfor-fari-fatus
address, accost
674
demoror-ari-atus
delay, hinder, prolong
675
excidium-(i)i
N: destruction, downfall
676
iactura-ae
F: throwing away, loss
677
persto-are-stiti-status
persist, continue
678
pridem
long since, long ago, for some time
679
obtrunco (1)
slay, slaughter, butcher, kill
680
obtrunco (1)
slay, slaughter, butcher, kill
681
extra
outside, beyond (Acc)
682
inultus-a-um
unavenged
683
repleo-ere-evi-etus
fill
684
sino-ere-sivi-situs
permit, allow
685
subitus-a-um
sudden, unexpected
686
vociferor-ari-atus
scream, shout
687
apex, apicis
M: point, spike, tongue
688
augurium-(i)i
N: omen, augury
689
fax, facis
F: torch, blaze, firebrand
690
firmo(1)
confirm, strengthen, ratify
691
flagro (1)
blaze, burn, glow
692
flecto-ere, flexi, flectus
bend, turn
693
fragor-oris
M: crash, thunder, roar
694
Idaeus-a-um
of Ida
695
innoxius-a-um
harmless, innocent
696
prex, precis
F: prayer, entreaty
697
restinguo-ere-inxi-inctus
extinguish
698
stella-ae
F: star, meteor
699
tactus-us
M: touch
700
supero (1)
overcome, surmount, SURVIVE
701
supero (1)
overcome, surmount, SURVIVE
702
Pellax-acis
Deceitful, wily, crafty
703
satis superque
and it is more than enough
704
eripio-ere-ui, ereptum
rescue, snatch, escape
705
eripio-ere-ui, ereptum
rescue, snatch, escape
706
adoro (1)
entreat, worship, honour
707
cedo-ere, cessi, cessus
yield, cease, go, depart
708
gravo(1)
burden, load, oppress
709
limes-itis
M: path, boundary, trail
710
(quo...)cumque/quocumque
wheresoever, whithersoever
711
sulcus-i
M: furrow, trench, track
712
longo limite
long drawn
713
longo limite
long drawn
714
abluo-ere-i-utus
wash, purify
715
adverto-ere-i-rsus
turn toward, regard
716
attrecto(1)
handle, touch
717
cupressus-i
F: cypress
718
digredior-i-gressus
(de)part, go away
719
egredior-i-gressus
go forth, depart
720
famulus-i
M: servant, attendant
721
insterno-ere-stravi-stratus
lay on, cover, spread, strew
722
onus-eris
N: burden, load, weight
723
opacus-a-um
dark, obscure, gloomy
724
passus-us
M: step, pace, gait, stride
725
pellis-is
F: hide, skin, pelt
726
pone
behind, from behind
727
vetustus-a-um
old, ancient, former
728
vetustus-a-um
old, ancient, former
729
avius-a-um
pathless, remote
730
confundo-ere-fudi-fusus
confuse
731
dudum
for a long time, long since
732
excedo-ere-cessi-cessus
depart, withdraw
733
lassus-a-um
tired, weary, worn (out)
734
prospicio-ere-spexi-spectus
look forth
735
reflecto-ere-flexi-flexus
turn back
736
resido-ere-sedi
sit down
737
commendo (1)
intrust, commit
738
demum
at length, finally
739
desum-esse-fui
be absent, lack
740
fallo-ere, fefelli, falsus
deceive, baffle, elude, escape the notice of, prove false (to), cheat, mock, beguile, violate
741
gressus-us
M: step, course, gait, walk, stride
742
incuso (1)
accusem blame, chide
743
obiecto (1)
throw to, expose
744
recondo-ere-ere-i(v)i-ditus
establish, hide
745
vallis-is
F: valley, vale, dale
746
adsevo(1)
guard, watch
747
congero-ere-gessi-gestus
heap up
748
crater-eris
M: mixing bowl
749
edax-acis
devouring, eating, consuming
750
exsupero(1)
surmount, mount (high)
751
gaza-ae
F: wealth, treasure
752
ilicet
immediatly, at once
753
impleo-ere-evi-etus
fill, satisfy
754
ingemino (1)
redouble, repeat, increase
755
procedo-ere-cessi-cessus
advance
756
aro (1)
plow, furrow, till
757
aro (q)
plow, furrow, till
758
asporto(1)
carry away, carry from
759
demo-ere-mpsi-mptus
remove, take away
760
indulgeo-ere-lsi-ltus
indulge in, yield to (dat)
761
indulgeo-ere-lsi-ltus
indulge in, yield to (dat)
762
opimus-a-um
rich, fertile, fat, sumptuous, splendid
763
adfluo-ere-fluxi-fluxus
flow, together
764
compre(he)ndo-ere-i-ensus
grasp
765
consumo-ere-mpsi-mptus
consume, waste
766
detineo-ere-ui-tentus
detain, hold back
767
par, paris
equal, like, similar (dat)
768
servio-ire-i(v)i-itus
be a slave, serve (dat)
769
volucer-cris-cre
winged, swift, fleet
770
Lucifer-eri
M: morning star, light-bringer
771
vivus-a-um
living, alive, running
772
male amicum
inimicum = unfrinedly, hostile
773
Thybris-(id)is
M: Tiber
774
Dardanis-idis
F: Trojan women
775
Ter
thrice, three times
