Aeneid: II Flashcards
conticesco-ere-ticui
become silent, hush
Dolopes-um
M: Greeks of THessaly (DOLOPIAN)
eruo-ere-ui-utus
overthrow, tear up
infandus-a-um
unspeakable, accursed
intentus-a-um
intent, eager, strained
ordior-iri-orsus
begin, understake
praecipito (1)
fall (headlong), throw (headlong), urge on, sink
suadeo-ere-asi-asus
advise, urge
tempero(1)
control, restrain, refrain
torus-i
M: (banqueting) couch, cushion, bier
umidus-a-um
moist, dewy, damp
abies-etis
F: fir, pine
compleo-ere-evi-etus
fill, complete
costa-ae
F: rib, side
furtim (Adv)
stealthily, secretly, furtively
herreo-ere-ui
bristle, shudder, tremble
includo-ere-si-sus
(in)close, confine
instar
n: likeness, image (gen), weight, dignity
intexo-ere-xui-xtus
(in)weave, cover
luctus-us
M: grief, mourning, sorrow
Pallas-adis
F: Minerva
penitus
deep(ly), within, completely,(deep) within, inside
pro
before, for, in behalf of (abl)
fando
“by telling” gerund of for
sortior-iri-itus
draw (by) lot, allot
vagor-ari-atus
wander, spread abroad
votum-i
n: vow, prayer, (votive) offering
voveo-ere, vovi, votus
vow, consecrate
uterus-i
M: belly, womb
carina-ae
F: keel, ship
certo (1)
strive, rival, fight, vie
condo-ere-didi-ditus
establish, hide
exitialis-e
fatal, destructive, deadly, mortal
iuvo-are, iuvi, iutus
help, please
pando-ere-i, passus
spread, open, loosen, dishevel
proveho-ere-vexi-vectus
carry, convey
sinus-us
M: fold, hollow, bosom, bay
soleo-ere-itus sum
be accustomed
statio-onis
f: station, anchorage
Tantum CAN MEAN
only
caterva-ae
F: crowd, band, troop
comito (1)
accompany, attend, escort, follow
contrarius-a-um
opposing, opposite
dolus-i
m: deceit, wiles, treachery, trick, fraud
ibi
there, then
intra
within, inside, in(to)
latebra-ae
F: hiding place, cavern, lair
moles-is
F: (huge) mass, structure, burden, dike
scindo-ere, scidi, scisus
split, divide
sive, seu
or (if), whether, either
subicio-ere-ieci-iectus
place under (+dat), vanquish
terebro (1)
bore into, pierce
uro-ere, ussi, ustus
burn, consume
vulgus-i
N: rabble, crowd, herd
tempto (1):
try, test, EXAMINE, explore
procul
in the distance, at a distance, away, apart, far, afar off, from afar
alvus-i
F: belly, body
Argolicus-a-um
Argive (GREEK)
compages-is
F:joint, seam, fastening
contorque-ere-rsi-rtus
hurl, twirl
desuper
from above
error-oris
m: error, deceit, trick
ferus-i
m: beast, monster, horse
foedo(1)
befoul, defile, mar, mangle, pollute, disfigure
laevus-a-um
left (hand), foolish, unlucky, on the left
lateo-ere-ui
lie hid, hide, lurk
lignum-i
N: wood, timber
occulto(1)
hide, conceal, secrete
quisquis, quidquid
whoever, whatever
recutio-ere-cussi-cussus
stricke (back), shake
circumfundo-ere-fudi-fusus
pour round
conspectus-us
M: sight, view, (crowd of) spectators
fido-ere, fisus sum
trust, confide, rely (in, on), (dat., abl)
ignotus-a-um
unknown, strange
inermis-e
unarmed
inludo-ere-si-sus
mock, insult (Dat)
interea
meanwhile, (in the) meantime
occumbo-ere-cubui-cubitus
fall, meet (dat)
offero-ere, obtuli, oblatus
present, place before, offer
revincio-ire-vinxi-vinctus
bind, tie back, wreath
struo-ere, struxi, structus
build, contrive
turbo(1)
confuse, agitate, disturb
ultro
further(more), voluntarily
undique
on (from) all sides
verso (1)
keep turning, employ
viso-ere-si-sus
see, gaze on, visit
comprimo-ere-pressi-pressus
check, crush, (re)press
converto-ere-i-rsus
turn, change
cretus-a-um
born, sprung
fiducia-ae
f: trust, reliance, faith
formido-inis
F: fear, fright, dread, terror
impetus-us
M: onset, violence
infensus-a-um
hostile, bitter
inquam-is-it
say
memoro (1)
(re)call, recount, relate, say
posco-ere, poposci
demand, seek, ask
quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque
whoever, whatever
usquam
anywhere, ever
super (adv)
besides
cunctus-a-um
all in a body, all together, the whole, all, entire
auris-is
F: ear
Belides-ae
M: descendant of Belus
cassus-a-um
empty, deprived of (abl)
consamguinitas-tatis
F: kinship (by blood)
etiam
also, even, besides, furthermore, yet, still
fingo-ere, finxi, fictus
make, form
improbus-a-um
wicked, bad/evil, cruel
inclutus-a-um
famous, renowned
incolumis-e
safe, sound, unharmed, intact
indicium-(i)i
N: charge, information
lugeo-ere, luxi, luctus
mourn, lament
nex, necis
F: death, murder, destruction
Proditio-onis
F: (charge of) treason
propinquus-a-um
near (of kin), close
vanus-a-um
empty, idle, false, vain
vigeo-ere-ui
flourish, thrive
adfligo-ere-xi-ctus
crush, strike down
Argi-orum
M: Argos
asper-era-erum
harsh, rough, fierce
concedo-ere-cesssi-cessus
withdraw, yield, come
conscious-a-um
conscious (of guilt)
decus-oris
N: ornament, glory, dignity
indignor-ari-atus
be angry (At)
labes-is
spot, blemish, slip, defect, stain, ruin
minister-tri
M: servant, helper
pellax-acis
deceitful, wily, crafty
requiesco-ere-evi-etus
rest, repose
acernus-a-um
(of) maple
Atrides-ae
M: son of Atreus
Auster-tri
M: (south) wind
contexo-ere-xui-xtus
weave, construct
fictus-a-um
feigned, flase, pretended
intercludo-ere-si-sus
shut off, hinder
iamdudum
long since, at once
mercor-ari-atus
buy, purchase, trade
molior-iri-itus
undertake, do make, build
moror-are-atus
delay, hinder, detain, tarry, heed
nequiquam
in vain, uselessly, idly
ordo-inis
M: order, array, rank, row
praecipue
especially, particularly
prosquor-i-secutus
proceed, follow
recvolvo-ere-i-volutus
(un)roll, revolve, tell
scelus-eris
N: crime, villainy, sin
scitor-ari-atus
inquire, seek to know
trab(e)s, trabis
F: beam, timber
adytum-i
N: inner shrine, sanctuary
caedo-ere, cecidi, casus
cut (down), slay, kill
Iliacus-a-um
Ilian, Trojan
lito (1)
sacrifice (Acceptably), appease
obstipesco-ere-stipui
be dazed, stand agape
oraculum-i
N: oracle, prophecy
placo (1)
appease, propitiate, placate
suspensus-a-um
doubtful, anxious
tumultus-us
M: uproar, tumult, hubbub, uprising, clamor
adsentio-ire-sensi-sensus
assent, agree
artifex-ficis
M: contriver, plotter
compositum-i
N: compact, agreement, prearrangement
destino (1)
mark, intend, destine
exitium-(i)i
N: destruction, ruin
flagito (1)
demand (urgently), importune
frux, frugis
F: fruit, grain
lacus-us
M: lake, marsh, mere
letum-i
N: death, destruction, ruin
limosus-a-um
muddy, slimy, miry
oppono-ere-posui-positus
oppose, expose, place against
prodo-ere-didi-ditus
hand over, betray
protraho-ere-traxi-tractus
drag (forth)
quini-ae-a
five (Each), by fives
quisquam, quaequam, quicquam
any(one/ thing)
recuso (1)
refuse, decline, object
sileo-ere-ui
be silent, be still, hush
ulva-ae
F: sedge, marsh grass
venturum-i
N: the future, what is (was) to come
vitta-ae
F: fillet, garland, band
quisque, quaeque, quodque(quidque)
each, every (one)
adhuc
still, (as) yet, hithherto, up to this point
amitto-ere-misi-missus
lose, let go
artus-a-um
close, tight, narrow
delitesco-ere-litui
hide, skulk, lurk
edissero-ere-ui-rtus
tell, set forth
exopto (1)
desire, long for, crave
intemeratus-a-um
inviolate, pure
levo(1)
lift, relieve, lighten, remove,
miseresco-ere
pity, commiserate (miserere but no need of the Genitive)
oro(1)
beseech, entreaty, pray (for)
pio (1)
appease, expiate, atone for, propitiate
quisquis, quaequae, quidquid
whoever, whatever
quod
but, because, therefore
reposco-ere
demand, seek, claim
fors(it)an
perhaps, possibly, perchance
ensis-is
M: sword, knife
exuo-ere-ui-utus
strip, free, doff
fas
right, justice, fate, divine will
hostia-ae
F: (sacrificial) victim
instruo-ere-struxi-structus
instruct, construct, build, arrange, equip, array, draw up
modo(just) now
only,
nefandus-a-um
unatterable, accursed
palma-ae
F: palm, hand
rependo-ere-i-pensus
repay, requite
resolvo-ere-i-solutus
break, free, loose(n), relax
sacro (1)
dedicate, consecrate, hallow
sacro (1)
dedicate, consecrate, hallow
testor-ari-atus
(call to) witness, testify, invoke, swear by
arrigo-ere-rexi-rectus
raise, arouse, prick up
artus-us
M: joint, limb, body
avello-ere-(vuls)i-vulsus
tear away/from
coruscus-a-um
flashing, bright, quivering, waving
effigies-ei
F: image, statue, effigy
emico-are-ui
flash forth, dash forth
monstrum-i
N: prodigy, omen, portent, monster, sign
Palladium-(i)i
N: statue of Pallas
parma-ae
F: shield, buckler
retro
back, backward
retro
back, backward, again
solum-i
N: soil, ground,e arth
sublabor-i-lapsus
slip down, fall
sudor-oris
M: sweat, perspiration
terTydides-ae
thrice, three times
Tritonia-ae (Tritonis-idis)
F: Minerva
Tydides-ae
M: son of Tydeus (Diomedes)
virgineus-a-um
maidenly, pure
ex illo/quo +
TEMPORE (from that time/moment)
aveho-ere-vexi-vectus
carry away, convey
digero-ere-gessi-gestus
distribute, explain
educo-ere-duxi-ductus
draw out, erect, raise, bear, lead forth/out
exscindo-ere-scidi-scissus
cut out, destroy, root out
extemplo
immediatly, at once, suddenly
improvisus-s-um
unforseen, unexcpected, sudden
laedo-ere-si-sus
hurt, offend, strike
nefas
guilt, impiety, wrong, impious, wretch
pio (1)
appease, expiate, atone for
pro
before, for, in behalf of (Ab)
remetior-iri-mensus
remeasure, recross
repeto-ere-ui-itus
reseek, repeat
robur-oris
N: oak, strength
texo-ere-xui-xtus
weave, cover
a(d)scendo-ere-i-ensus
ascend, mount, climbing
decem
ten
domo-are-ui-itus
subdue, crush
improvidus-a-um
unforeseeing, heedless
magis
more, rather
mille (pl: milia, ium)
thousand
nepos-otis
M: grandson, descendant
neve, neu
nor, and not, neither, or lest
obicio-ere-ieci-iectus
present, place before, hold toward, throw (before)
Pelopeus-a-um
of Pelops
periurus-a-um
perjured, treacherous
Phryx, Phrygis
M: Phrygian, Trojan
prius
sooner, before
re(l)ligio-onis
F: religion, offering
re(l)ligio-onis
F: religion, offering, sanctity
tremendus-a-um
terrible, dreadful
tueor-eri-itus/tutus
watch, protect
violo(1)
violate, outrage, profane
altum-i
N: the deep (sea); the height, heaven
amplector-i-plexus
embrace, enfold, encompass
anguis-e
M(F): snake, serpent
diffugio-ere-fugi
flee apart, scatter
horresco-ere, horrui
shudder, tremble
incumbo-ere-cubui-cubitus
lean, recline (up)on, overhang, lower (over) (dat). urge on (work) (dat)
iuba-ae
F: mane, crest
lambo-ere
lick, lap
macto(1)
sacrifice, slaughter, honor
pariter
equally, side by side
pone
behind, after
salum-i
N: (the salt) sea, brine
sibilus-a-um
hissing, whirring
sinuo(1)
fold, curve, twist, wind
sollemnis-e
annual, sutomary, solemn
sonitus-us
ML sound, roar, noise, crash
spumo(1)
foam, froth, spray
sufficio-ere-feci-fectus
supply, suffuse
vibro(1)
quiver, vibrate, dart, crimp
volumen-inis
N: fold, coil, roll
orbis-is
M: circle, fold, COIL, earth
arvum-i
N: field,dry land
cervix-icis
F:neck
clipeus-i
M: shield, buckler
collum-i
N: kneck
delubrum-ionis
N: shrine, temple, fane
depascor-i-pastus
feed on, devour
divello-ere-(vuls)i, vulsus
tear apart
draco-onis
M: dragon, serpent
excutio-ere-cussi-cussus
shake off/out
implico-are-avi/ui-atus/itus
entwine
implico-are-avi/ui-atus/itus
entwine, enfold, wind, twine, cling (dat)
ligo(1)
bind, tie, fasten
morsus-us
M: bite, biting, jaws, fangs
mugitus-us
M: bellow(ing), roar
nodus-i
M: knot, fold, coil
perfundo-ere-fudi-fusus
soak, drench
sanies-ei
F: blood, gore
saucius-a-um
wounded, stricken, hurt
securis-is
F: ax
spira-ae
F: fold, coil, spire
squameus-a-um
scaly
tremefacio-ere-feci-factus
make tremble, appall, alarm
accingo-ere-cinxi-cinctus
gird (on), equip
conclamo(1)
cry, shout, exclaim
cuspis-idis
F: point, spear, lance
expendo-ere-i-pensus
expiate, pay (for), suffer, weigh
fetus-a-um
teeming, pregnant, filled
funis-is
M: rope, cable
inlabor-ilapsus
glide in(to) (dat)
insinuo(1)
wind, creep, coil
intendo-ere-i-ntus
stretch, extend
intorqueo-ere-rsi-rtus
hurl (against) (dat)
laedo-ere-i-sus
strike, hurt, offend
mereo-ere-ui-itus
deserve, merit, earn
pavor-oris
M: terror, shudderinf, alarm