Aeneid: VI Flashcards
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abstrudo-ere-si-sus
A
hide (away)
2
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- adlabor-i-lapsus
2. conlabor
A
- glide to, approach (dat)
2. fall (in), collapse
3
Q
ancora-ae
A
F: anchor
4
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antrum-i
A
N: cave, cavern, grotto
5
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curvus–aum
A
winding, rounded, bent
6
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fundo (1)
A
found, establish, make fast
7
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horrendus-a-um
A
dreadful, fire, revered
8
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immitto-ere-misi–missus
A
send in (to), loose(n), give freely
9
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obverto-ere-i-rsus
A
turn to (dat)
10
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praesideo-ere-sedi-sessus
A
rule, protect, (dat)
11
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praetexo-ere-ui-xtus
A
fringe, cloak
12
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prora-ae
A
F: prow
13
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semen-inis
A
N: seed, germ, element
14
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silex-icis
A
M/F: flint, rock, crag
15
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eno (1)
A
swim out, fly forth, float
16
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foris-is
A
F: door, gate, entrance
17
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insuetus-a-um
A
unaccustomed, unused
18
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pendo-ere, pepedni, pensus
A
weigh out, pay
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praepes-etis
A
swift, flying
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Trivia-ae
A
Hecate
21
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remigium-(i)i
A
N: oarage, rowing equipment
22
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ambages-is
A
F: winding (passage), mystery
23
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biformis-e
A
two-formed, double-shaped
24
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effero-ferre, extuli, elatus
A
lift (up), raise
25
error-oris
M: wandering, maze, error
26
filum-i
N: thread, clew, cord
27
furtum-i
N: theft, stealth, fraud
28
Gnos(s)ius-a-um
Gnossian, of Gnossus
29
inextricabilis-e
inextricable, insoluble
30
proles-is
F: progeny, offspring, race
31
quotannis
annually, yearly
32
resolvo-ere-i-solutus
loose(n), unravel
33
septenus-a-um
seven (each), by sevens
34
1. suppono-ere-posui-pos(i)tus
| 2. expono
1. place under/beneath, subject to
| 2. place out, disembark
35
vestigium-(i)i
N: step, track, trace
36
bidens-entis
F: sheep (with two front teeth)
37
effingo-ere-finxi-fictus
fashion, portray
38
grex, gregis
M: herd, flock
39
intactus-a-um
untouched, unbroken
40
iuvencus-i
M: bullock, ox
41
perlego-ere-legi-lectus
survey, examine
42
praesto-are-stiti-status(stitus)
excel, be better
43
protinus
continually, at once
44
quin
(but) that, nay even, why not
45
sacerdos-otis
M/F: priest(ess)
46
sino-ere, sivi, situs
permit, allow
47
totidem
as many, so many
48
una
together, at the same time
49
adflo (1)
breather upon, blow upon, inspire
50
aditus-us
M: approach, entrance, access
51
anhelus-a-um
panting, gasping
52
attonitus-a-um
thunderstruck, amaxied
53
cesso (1)
cease, pause, delay, hesitate
54
como-ere-mpsi-,ptus
arrange (properly)
55
conticesco-ere-ticui
become silent, hush
56
dehisco-ere-hivi
yawn, gape, open
57
latus-eris
N: side, flank
58
propior-ius
nearer, closer
59
rupes-is
F: rock, cliff, crag
60
Sybylla-ae
F: Sibyl
61
tumeo-ere-ui
swell, be swollen
62
Aeacides-ae
M: descendant of Aeacus, AChilles
63
consido-ere-sedi-sessus
sit (down), settle
64
derigo(dirigo)-ere-rexi-rectus
direct, guide
65
hac...tenus
hactenus: thus far, hitherto
66
indebitus-a-um
not due, not owed, undue
67
intro (1)
enter, penetrate
68
marmor-oris
N: marble
69
obeo-ire-i(v)i-itus
enter, approach, traverse, skirt, pass over, die
70
obsto-are-stiti-status
stand in the way, oppose (Dat)
71
Pergameus-a-um
Trojan
72
praescius-a-um
foreknowing, prescient (Gen)
73
praetendo-ere-i-ntus
stretch before, extend
74
pre(he)ndo-ere-i-ensus
seize, grasp
75
repos(i)tus-a-um
secluded, remote
76
Syrtis-is
quicksands off th enorthern coast of Africa
77
tenus
hactenus: thus far, hitherto
78
venturum-i
the future, what is to come (futurum-i)
79
almus-a-um
nourishing, kind(ly)
80
arcanus-a-um
secret, hidden
81
bacchor-ari-atus
rave, storm, rage
82
defungor-i-functus
perform, finish (abl)
83
domo-are-ui-itus
tame, subdue
84
1. excutio-ere-cussi-cussus
| 2. concutio
1. shake off, free (from)
| 2. shake, shatter, agitate
85
festus-a-um
festal, festival, holiday
86
fingo-ere, finxi, fictus
mould, train
87
folium-(i)i
N: leaf, foliage
88
ludibrium-(i)i
N: sport, mockery
89
mando (1)
order, entrust, commend
90
nondum
not yet
91
pateo-ere-ui
lie open, extend
92
patiens-entis
enduring, tolerating (gen)
93
penetralia-ium
N: inner part, sanctuary
94
rabidus-a-um
raving, mad, frenzied
95
spons, spontis
F; free will, choice
96
turbo (1)
confuse, disarrange, disturb
97
adytum-i
N: inner sanctuary, shrine
98
cedo-ere, cessi, cessus
yield, go, depart
99
Cumaeus-a-um
of Cumae
100
desum-esse-fui
be lacking, be absent
101
Doricus-a-um
Doric, GReek
102
egenus-a-um
needy, poor, critical
103
externus-a-um
outer, foreign
104
horridus-a-um
bristling, terrible
105
hospitus-a-um
strange, foreign
106
pando-ere-i, passus
spread, open, disclose
107
pario-ere, peperi, partus
produce, gain
108
reor, reri, ratus
think, suppose, reckon
109
salus-utis
F: safety, salvation, health
110
comitor-ari-atus
accompany, attend, escort, follow
111
contingo-ere-tigi-tactus
touch, begfall
112
facies-ei
F: appearance, face, aspect
113
horrendus-a-um
horrifying, dire
114
hostis-is
M/F: enemy, foe, stranger
115
incipio-ere-cepi-ceptus
begin, undertake
116
infernus--um
nether, infernal
117
inopinus-a-um
unexcpected, sudden
118
invalidus-a-um
weak, feeble, infirm
119
1. involvo-ere-i-volutus
| 2. advolvo
1. wrap, enfold, engulf
| 2. roll
120
palus-udis
F: swamp, marsh, mere
121
perago-ere-egi-ectus
traverse, finish, complete, do
122
praecipio-ere-cepi-ceptus
anticipate, teach
123
remugio-ire
bellow, roar
124
senecta-ae
F: old age, eld
125
stimulus-i
M: goad, spur, prick
126
ultra
beyond, more than (Acc)
127
accerso-ere-sivi-situs
summon, invite
128
Alcides-ae
M: Hercules (son of Jupiter and Alcmena)
129
alternus-a-um
alternate, alternating
130
Avernus-a-um
of Lake Avernus
131
canorus-a-um
tuneful, musical
132
cithara-ae
F: lyre, harp, cither
133
fides-ium
F: lyre, strings, cords, chords
134
fretus-a-um
relying on (abl)
135
manes-ium
M: (souls of) the dead, HAdes
136
ordior-iri, orsus
begin, undertake
137
redimo-ere-emi-emptus
redeem
138
sero-ere, sevi, satus
sow, beget
139
Threicius-a-um
Thracian, of Thrace
140
totiens
so many times, so often
141
singular: aether, aethera(em), aetheris, aetheri, aethere
upper air, heaven, sky
142
Anchisiades-ae
M: descendant of Anchises, Aeneas
143
circumvenio-ire-veni-ventus
encircle
144
convallis-is
F: valley, vale, dale
145
descensus-us
M: descent
146
evado-ere-si-sus
escape, come out
147
eveho-ere-vexi-vectus
bear (Aloft)
148
indulgeo-ere-lsi-ltus
indulge (in) (dat)
149
insanus-a-um
mad, insane, frenzied
150
adeo-ire-i(v)i-itus
approach
151
aliter
otherwise, differently
152
alte
on high, lofty
153
auricomus-a-um
golden-haired, golden-leaved
154
1. avello-ere-(vols)i-vulsus
2. convello
3. revello
1. tear off
2. tear (off)
3. tear off, remove
155
1. carpo-ere-psi-ptus
| 2. decerpo
1. pluck, pursue
| 2. pluck (off)
156
consultum-i
N: resolve, decree, oracle
157
deficio-ere-feci-fectus
lack, fail, faint, sink
158
demum
at last, finally
159
fetus-us
M: young, produce, growth
160
frondesco-ere
leaf, sprout
161
incesto (1)
defile, pollute
162
invius-a-um
pathless, trackless
163
metallum-i
N: metal, ore, mine
164
obmutesco-ere-tui
become silent, hush
165
opertum-i
N: mystery, hidden part
166
piaculum-i
N: expiation, expiation, crime
167
praeterea
besides, furthermore, also, in addition
168
reperio-ire, repperi, repertus
find
169
rite
duly, properly, ritually
170
vestigio (1)
trace, search (For), track (out)
171
virga-ae
F: branch, shoot, rod, twig
172
Aeolides-ae
M: descendant of Aeolus (Misenus, Ulysses)
173
aes,aeris
N: bronze (implement), trumpet
174
cantus-us
M: song, music, chant, tune
175
cavus-a-um
hollow, empty, vaulted
176
certamen-inis
N: contest, rivalry
177
concha-ae
F: (sea)shell, conch
178
defigo-ere-xi-xus
fix (Down), cast down
179
eventus-us
M: outcome, result, event
180
fidus-a-um
faithful, trusty, safe
181
hasta-ae
F: spear, lance, dart
182
humo (1)
bury, inter, cover with earth
183
1. ingredior-i-gressus
| 2. adgredior
1. advance, enter
| 2. address, attack
184
insignis-e
distinguished, marked
185
lituus-i
M: (curved) trumpet
186
perimo-ere-emi-emptus
destroy
187
persono-are-ui-itus
sound through, make (re)sound
188
praestans-antis
excellent, superior, surpasing
189
sero-ere-ui-rtus
join, discuss
190
siccus-a-um
dry, thirsty
191
spolio (1)
despoil, plunder, rob (abl)
192
vestigium-(i)i
N: track, footprint, step
193
voluto (1)
revolve, turn, roll (over)
194
vultus-us
M: face, countenance, aspect
195
accingo-ere-cinxi-cinctus
gird(le)
196
aemulus-a-um
emulous, jealous
197
certo (1)
strive, fight, vie, contend
198
congero-ere-gessi-gestus
heap (up)
199
cuneus-i
M: wedge, block (of seats)
200
excipio-ere-cepi-ceptus
catch, recieve
201
fera-ae
F: wild beast
202
fissilis-e
easily split, cleavable
203
1. fleo-ere-evi-etus
| 2. defleo
1. weep, lament, mourn
| 2. bewail, lament
204
fraxineus-a-um
ashen, of ash-tree
205
fremo-ere-ui-itus
murmur, lament
206
ico-ere, ici, ictus
strike, smite
207
Ilex-icis
F: holm-oak
208
1. mergo-ere-rsi-rsus
| 2. immergo
1. sink, plunge, drown, bury
| 2. plunge, drown
209
ornus-i
F: ash-tree
210
picea-ae
F: pitch-pine
211
procumbo-ere-cubui-cubitus
fall
212
ramus-i
M: branch, bough, limb
213
1. scindo-ere, scidi, scissus
| 2. rescindo
1. split, cleave
| 2. tear down
214
securis-is
F: axe
215
spumosus-a-um
foamy, frothy
216
trabs(trabes), trabis
F: beam, timber, tree
217
acies-ei
F: edge, eye(sight), battle-line
218
avis-is
F: bird, fowl
219
columba-ae
F: dove, a bird sacred to Venus
220
discolor-oris
of different colour(s)
221
fauces--ium
F: throat, jaws, pass(age)
222
inde
thence, next, thereupon
223
nimium
too (much, greatly), excessively
224
observo (1)
watch, guard, observe
225
oleo-ere-ui
smell, stink
226
opaco (1)
darken, shade, shadow
227
prodeo-ere-i(v)i-itus
advance
228
quantum
(as much) as, as far as
229
sido-ere-(sed)i
sit, settle
230
viridis-e
green, fresh, vigorous
231
1. aureus-a-um
| 2. aenus-a-um
1. gold(en), of gold
| 2. (of) bronze, brazen
232
aerius-a-um
airy, lofty, towering
233
bibulus-a-um
thirsty, absorbent
234
cadus-i
M: cask, urn
235
brattea-ae
F: thin sheet, plate, foil
236
brumalis-e
wintry, of winter
237
calidus-a-um
hot, warm
238
crepito (1)
rattle, rustle, crash
239
cunctor-ari-atus
delay, cling, linger
240
cupressus-i
F: cypress (an evergreen tree sacred to the dead)
241
feralis-e
funeral, of the dead, fateful
242
frigens-entis
cold, stiff, lifeless
243
frigus-oris(
N: cold, frost, chill
244
frondens-entis
leafy, fronded
245
frons, frondis
f: leaf, foliage, frond
246
ingratus-a-um
thankless, unfeeling
247
intexo-ere-ui-xtus
interweave, interlace
248
lautus is
lavo-are-(av)i-atus(lautus): wash, bathe, drench
249
lenis-e
light, gentle, soft, moderate
250
opacus-a-um
dark, shady, gloomy
251
principio
first(ly), in the first place
252
refringo-ere-fregi-fractus
break off
253
semino (1)
sow, produce, bear
254
species-ei
F: appearance, sight, aspect
255
suprema-orum
N: last rites, funeral
256
taeda--ae
F: pine, pine (torch, faggot)
257
teres-etis
smooth,rounded, polished
258
truncus-i
M: trunc, stem, body
259
undo (1)
boil, wave, fluctuate, seethe
260
unguo-ere, unxi, unctus
anoint
261
vireo-ere
be greem, grow, flourish
262
viscum-i
N: mistletoe
263
circumfero-ferre-tuli-latus
carry round, go round, purify
264
conicio-ere-ieci-iectus
heap (up)
265
cremo (1)
burn, cremate, consume
266
favilla-ae
F: cinder, ashes, embers
267
fax, facis
F: torch, firebrand
268
feretrum-i
bier, death, couch
269
membrum-i
N: member, limb, body
270
ministerium-(i)i
N: service, duty, office
271
oliva-ae
F: olive (tree)
272
olivum-i
N: (olive) oil
273
purus-a-um
pure, clean, clear
274
ros, roris
M: dew, moisture
275
tureus-a-um
of incense
276
velamen-inis
N: covering, veil, garment
277
agna-ae
F: ewe, lamb
278
S: Aeornus, Aeornon, Aeorni, Aeorno, Aeorno
M/F: birdless (lake), Avernus
279
culter-tri
M: knife, butcher knife
280
Exsequor-i-secutus
perform, execute
281
frons-ontis
F: front, forehead, brow
282
halitus-us
M: breath, exhalation
283
hiatus-us
M; yawning (mouth)
284
invergo-ere
invert, pour on
285
libamen-inis
N: libation, offering
286
penna-ae
F: wing, feather
287
praeceptum-i
N: bidding, teaching
288
propere
quickly, speedily
289
saeta-ae
F: hair, bristle
290
scrupeus-a-um
stony, rugged, rough
291
tepidus-a-um
warm, tepid
292
vellus-eris
N: fleece, wool, fillet
293
volans-antis
M/F: bird, fowl, flying, creature
294
advento (1)
coming nearer, arrive, approach
295
aequo (1)
equal(ise), keep pace with
296
conclamo (1)
call, shout, exclaim
297
Eumenides-um
F: Furies
298
exta-orum
N: entrails, vitals
299
incoho (1)
commence, begin, consecrate, build
300
oleum-i
N: (olive) oil
301
ortus-us
M: rising, source, spring
302
passus-us
M: step, pace, stride, gait
303
profanus-a-um
unholy, uninitiated
304
silens-entis
silent, still, quiet, dead
305
sterilis-e
barren, sterile, unfruitful
306
vacca-ae
F: heifer, young cow
307
caligo-inis
F: (thick) darkness, fog
308
Chaos
N: abyss, empty space
309
consanguineus-i
M: kinsman, brother
310
cubile-is
N: couch, bed
311
Cura-ae
F: Care, Anxiety
312
Dis, Ditis
Pluto
313
Egestas-atis
F: Need, Want
314
Fames-is
F: Hunger, Famine, Greed
315
Luctus-us
Grief, Sorrow, Agony
316
malesuadus-a-um
ill-counceling
317
malignus-a-um
scanty, spiteful
318
Metus-us
m: Fear, Fright, Anxiety
319
Morbus-i
m: Disease, Sickness
320
Senectus-utis
F: Old Age, Eld
321
Sopor-oris
m: Sleep, Slumber
322
tacens-entis
silent, quiet, still
323
vacuus--um
empty, free, deserted
324
vestibulum-i
M: entrance, vestibule
325
annosus-a-um
aged, ancient
326
belua-ae
F: beast, monster
327
biformis-e
two-formed, double-shaped
328
centumgeminus-a-um
hundredfold = hundred-armed
329
formido-inis
F: fear, fright, dread
330
Gaudium-(i)i
N: Joy, Delight, Pleasure
331
Hyrpia-ae
F: Harpy
332
innecto-ere-nex(u)i-nexus
weave (in)
333
mortifer-era-erum
death-bringing
334
Somnium-(i)i
N: Dream
335
stabulo (1)
dwell, be stabled
336
tricorpor-oris
three-bodied
337
ulmus-i
F: elm
338
vipereus-a-um
snaky, of snakes
339
vulgo
commonly, everywhere
340
aestuo (1)
boil, seethe, surge
341
amictus-us
m: wrap, cloak, mantle
342
caenum-i
n: mud, mire, dirt, filth
343
canities-ei
F: grayness, gray hair
344
contus-i
M: pole, pike
345
crudus-a-um
raw, fresh, bloody
346
cumba-ae
F: skiff, boat, bark
347
diverbero (1)
strike asunder, beat, cleave
348
doctus-a-um
learned, wise, skilled
349
eructo (1)
vomit, belch (forth)
350
ferrugineus-a-um
rusty, dusky
351
portitor-oris
m: ferryman
352
sordidus-a-um
dirty, filthy, squalid
353
squalor-oris
m: filth, squalor
354
stringo-ere, strinxi, strictus
draw, brush
355
subigo-ere-egi-actus
force, push, subdue
356
1. convey, carry, bear
| 2. subvecto (1)
1. coney, carry, bear
| 2. bear, convey, transport
357
tenuis-e
slight, unsubstantial, thin
358
turbidus-a-um
wild, turbid, thick
359
volito (1)
fly, speed, flit, flutter
360
vorago-inis
F: whirlpool, whirling water
361
amnis-is
m: river, stream, torrent
362
apricus-a-um
sunny, sun-loving
363
concursus-us
M: gathering, concourse
364
defungor-i-functus
finish, perform (Abl)
365
effundo-ere-fudi-fudud
pour out, scatter, hurl
366
fugo (1)
put to flight, rout, drive off
367
innuptus-a-um
unmarried, virgin
368
lividus-a-um
blue, dark, livid
369
navita-ae
m: sailor, ferryman, mariner
370
ripa-ae
F: bank, shore
371
rogus-i
M: funeral pyre
372
1. summoveo-ere-movi-motus
| 2. amoveo
remove
373
ulterior-ius
farther, remoter
374
verro-ere-i-rsus
sweep (over), scour
375
careo-ere-ui-itus
lack, be free (Abl)
376
exopto (1)
choose, desire, hope (for)
377
fluentum-i
N: stream, river, flood
378
genero (1)
generate, beget, bearr
379
inops-opis
needy, helpless, destitute
380
raucus-a-um
hoarse, roaring
381
transporto (1)
carry across, transport
382
Ausonius-a-um
Italian
383
cortina-ae
F: cauldron (resting on a tripod), kettle
384
deludo-ere-si-sus
deceive, delude
385
fallax-acis
deceitful, treacherous
386
gubernac(u)lum-i
N: tiller, rudder
387
gubernator-oris
M: pilot, helmsman
388
nuper
recently, lately
389
ventosus-a-um
windy, stormy
390
gravo (1)
burden, weigh down, oppress
391
iucundus-a-um
pleasant, delightful
392
magister-tri
M: master, pilot, chief
393
paulatim
gradually, little by little
394
quartus-a-um
fourth
395
spolio (1)
rob, strip, despoil (abl)
396
cognominis-e
of like name, of the same name
397
creatrix-icis
F: mother, creator
398
finitimus-i
M: neighbour, pl: adjoining people
399
inussus-a-um
unbidden, uninvited
400
parumper
for a little while, momentarily
401
prodigium-(i)i
N: omen, portent, prodigy
402
saltem
at least, at any rate
403
solacium-(i)i
N: consolation, solace
404
sollemne-is
N: sacrifice, ritual
405
tumulus-i
M: mound, tomb
406
Alcides-ae
M: descendant of Alceus
407
increpo-are-ui-itus
reprove, chide
408
istinc
from where you are
409
laetor-ari-atus
rejoice, exult, delight
410
soporus-a-um
slumberous, sleepy
411
adorior-iri-ortus
attempt, attack
412
alveus-i
M: boat, hollow, trough
413
castus-a-um
pure, holy, chaste
414
deduco-ere-duxi-ductus
lead off, abduct
415
deturbo (1)
drive off, dislodge
416
Erebus-i
M: Hades
417
forus-i
M: gangway, deck
418
ianitor-oris
M: doorkeeper, porter
419
latro (1)
bark, howl, bay
420
patruus-i
M: paternal uncle
421
venerabilis-e
venerable, awful
422
continuo
immediatly, at once
423
glaucus-a-um
grey, green, gleaming
424
guttur-uris
N: throat, gullet
425
informis-e
shapeless, hideous
426
inremeabilis-e
from which there is no return, irretraceable
427
latratus-us
M: bark(ing), howl(ing)
428
limus-i
M: slime, mud, mire
429
medico (1)
medicate, drug
430
offa-ae
F: morsel, cake
431
pondus-eris
N: weight, burden, mass
432
rimosus-a-um
full of cracks, leaky
433
soporo (1)
make drowsy, drug
434
sutilis-e
sewed, with seams
435
trifaux-faucis
three-throated
436
vagitus-us
M: crying, wailing
437
coerceo-ere-ui-itus
restrain, confine
438
disco-ere, didici
learn (how), investigate, (in perf:) know
439
exsors-rtis
without a part (lot) (Gen)
440
inamabilis-e
unlovely, hateful
441
1. sons-ontis
| 2. insons-ontis
1. guilt, impious, criminal
| 2. innocent, guiltless
442
lugeo-ere, luxi, luctus
mourn, lament
443
novies
nine times
444
pauperies-ei
F: poverty
445
perodi-odisse-osus
hate, detest
446
proicio-ere-ieci-iectus
throw (away)
447
quaesitor-oris
M: examiner, judge
448
callis-is
M: path, track
449
myrteus-a-um
of myrtle, myrtle
450
nubilum-i
N: cloud, cloudiness
451
peredo-ere-edi-esus
consume, eat(up)
452
qualis-e
(such) as, of what sort
453
tabes-is
F: wasting, pining
454
cautes-is
F: rock, cliff, crag
455
discessus-us
M: departure, separation
456
exstinguo-ere-inxi-inctus
quench, destroy, exstinguish
457
profundus-a-um
deep, profound, vast
458
queo-ire-i(v)i-itus
be able, can
459
refugio-ere-fugi
flee (away), shun
460
sentus-a-um
rough, thorny
461
situs-us
M: position, neglect, mould
462
subtraho-ere-traxi-tractus
withdraw
463
torvus-a-um
fierce, grim, lowering
464
caducus-a-um
fallen, falling, destined to fall, doomed
465
casus-us
M: chance, (mis)fortune, fall, fate
466
confero-ferre-tuli-latus
unite, join
467
frequento (1)
crowd, throng, frequent
468
occurro-ere-(cu)curri, cursus
(run to) meet (dat)
469
pristinus-a-um
ancient, former
470
sat
satis: enough
471
semel
once (for all)
472
umbrifer-era-erum
shady
473
usque
continuously, ever, still
474
acervus-a-um
M: heap, pile, mass
475
Agmemnonius-a-um
of Agamemnon
476
armipotens-entis
mighty in arms
477
ceu
as, just as
478
exiguus-a-um
slight, weak, thin
479
frustror-ari-atus
baffle, mock, fail
480
inhonestus-a-um
shameful
481
lacer-era-erum
torn, mangled, maimed
482
lanio (1)
tear, mutilate, mangle
483
naris-is
F: nose, nostril
484
pavito (1)
cower, tremble, quake
485
Priamides-ae
M: descendant (son) of Priam
486
strages-is
F: destruction, carnage
487
supplicium-(i)i
N: punishment, suffering
488
tam
so (much, greatly), such
489
trepido (1)
tremble, scurry, bustle
490
arduus-a-um
high, lofty,steep
491
euhans-antis
celebrating with cries of Euhan (Bacchus)
492
gravis-e
heavy, pregnant, serious
493
gravo (1)
burden, weigh downm oppress
494
Lacaena-ae
F: Spartan woman, Helen
495
nequeo-ire-i(v)i-itus
be unable
496
pedes-itis
M: infantry, foot soldier(y)
497
Rhoete(i)us-a-um
of Rhoeteum
498
tumulus-i
M: mound, tomb
499
hortator-oris
M: instigator, inciter
500
monitus-us
M: advice, warning
501
quadrigae-arum
F: four-horse chariot
502
scilicet
doubtless, forsooth, of course,
503
vicis (gen)
F: (ex)change, alternation
504
adamas-antis
M: adamant
505
caelicola-ae
M/F: god(dess), divinity
506
castus-a-um
pure, holy, chaste
507
catena-ae
F: chain, shackle, fetter
508
exaudio-ire-i(v)i
(over)hear
509
exsomnis-e
sleepless, wakeful
510
praeficio-ere-feci-fectus
set over (Dat)
511
Tisiphone-es
F: a Fury
512
verber-eris
N: blow, lash, whip
513
custodia-ae
F: guard(ian), care
514
differo-ferre, distuli, dilatus
put off, defer
515
flagellum-i
N: whip, lash, scourge
516
hiatus-us
M: gaping (mouth), yawning
517
horrisonus-a-um
horrible-sounding
518
insulto (1)
leap on, insult
519
intento (1)
stretch (out), threaten
520
serus-a-um
(too) late, tardy
521
sinister-tra-trum
left (hand), on the left
522
suspectus-us
M: view upwards
523
torvus-a-um
savage, grim, scowling
524
adigo-ere-egi-actus
drive, hurl
525
Aloidae-arum
M: sons of Aloeus (Otus and Ephialtes)
526
alumnus-i
M: nursling, foster child
527
contorqueo-ere-rsi-rtus
twist, whirl
528
cornipes-pedis
horny-hoofed
529
detrudo-ere-si-sus
thrust down
530
fulmen-inis
N: thunderbolt, lightning
531
fumeus-a-um
smoky, smoking
532
fundus-i
M: bottom, depths
533
imitor-ari-atus
imitate, mimic
534
inveho-ere-vexi-vectus
convey, carry/bring in,
535
iugerum-i
N: acre (more accurately about five-eights of an are
536
omniparens
parent of all
537
pulsus-us
M: beat, trample, stroke
538
accubo-are-ui-itus
recline (by)
539
adsimilis-e
like, similar (Dat)
540
cliens-entis
m: client, dependant
541
exsurgo-ere, surrexi, surrectus
rise
542
fecundus-a-um
fruitful, productive
543
fibra-ae
F: fibre, filament; entrail
544
fulcrum-i
N: prop, support, headress
545
furiae-arum
F: the furies, goddesses of vengeance
546
genialis-e
festal, joyous, pleasant
547
iecur-oris (iecur, iecinoris)
n: liver (the seat of evil passions)
548
luceo-ere, luxi
shine, gleam, beam
549
luxus-us
M: luxury, splendor, excess
550
porrigo-ere-rexi-rectus
stretch, extend
551
regificus-a-um
royal, regal, kingly
552
renascor-i-natus
be reborn, be renewed
553
requies-etis(ei)
F: rest, respite
554
rimor-ari-atus
split, tear (open), explore
555
rostrum-i
N: beak, snout, prow
556
vultur-uris
M: vulture, buzzard
557
adulterium-(i)i
N: adultery
558
aeternum
eternally, forever
559
ausum-i
N: daring deed, crime, thing dared
560
distringo-ere-strinxi-strictus
stretch out
561
pretium-(i)i
N: price, bribe, reward
562
refigo-ere-xi-xus
unfasten, annul, pull down
563
accelero (1)
hasten, hurry, speed
564
amoenus-a-um
pleasant, delightful
565
caminus-i
M: forge, furnace, chimney
566
depono-ere-posui-positus
lay down, deposit
567
fornix-icis
M: arch, vault
568
percurro-ere-(cu)curri-cursus
run through, enumerate, recount, mention
569
spatium-(i)i
N: space, distance, place
570
virectum-i
N: greensward, meadow, turf
571
chorea-ae
F: (round) dance, choral dance
572
eburnus-a-um
(of)ivory
573
gramineus-a-um
grassy, of grass, turf
574
gratia-ae
F: charm, liking, favour
575
numerus-i
M: number, tune, measure
576
obloquor-i-locutus
(make) accompany, sing responsively
577
palaestra-ae
F: wrestling (place, bout)
578
pecten-inis
M: comb, pick (for striking the strings of a lyre)
579
plaudo-ere-si-sus
clap, strike, beat, dance
580
T-a-umhreicius
Thracian, of Thrace
581
vestio-ire-i(v)i-itus
clothe, cover
582
Eridanus-i
M: the river Po
583
excolo-ere-ui-cultus
cultivate, enrich
584
exsto
stand out, tower above
585
laurus-i/us
F: laurel
586
odoratus-a-um
scented, fragrant
587
S; paean, paeana, paeanis, paeani, paeane
song of praise
588
superne
(in the world) above
589
vescor-i
feed, eat (abl)
590
alacer (cris)-cris-cre
eager, quick
591
cacumen-inis
N: summit, peak, top
592
convallis-is
F: valley, vale, dale
593
ergo
therefore, then, consequently, on account of, for the sake of (gen)
594
gramen-inis
N: grass, sward, meadow
595
incolo-er-ui
inhabit, dwell (in)
596
pratum-i
N: meadow, greensward
597
recenseo-ere-ui-sus(situs)
review
598
recolo-ere-ui-cultus
survey, reflect (on), contemplate
599
rivus-i
M: stream, rivulet
600
trames-itis
M: path, way
601
trano (1)
swim, voyage across
602
virens-entis
green, flourishing
603
voluntas-atis
F: desire, purpose
604
adigo-ere-egi-ectus
drive to, force
605
dinumero (1)
count, number, compute
606
effugio-ere-fugi
flee, escape
607
gena-ae
F: cheek
608
occuro-ere-(cu)curri-cursus
(run to) meet (Dat)
609
rigo (1)
wet, water, bedew, moisten
610
subtraho-ere-traxi-tractus
withdraw
611
Tyrrhenus-a-um
Etruscan, of Etruria
612
iampridem
long since, for a long time
613
Lethaeus-a-um
of Lethe
614
lilium-(i)i
N: lily
615
oblivium-(i)i
N: forgetfulness, oblivion
616
porro
further, yonder, afarr (off)
617
poto (1)
drink (of), quaff
618
praenato (1)
flow past, glide by`
619
revertor-i-rsus
return, revert
620
strepo-ere-ui-itus
hum, sound, rattle
621
tardus-a-um
slow, sluggish, late
622
virgultum-i
N: thicket, bush, copse
623
alo-ere-ui-(i)tus
nourish, feed, rear
624
globus-i
M: globe, sphere, orb
625
luceo-ere, luxi
shine, gleam, beam
626
moribundus-a-um
dying, ready to die
627
noxius-a-um
harmful, hurtful
628
semen-inis
N: seed, germ, element
629
singuli-ae-a
separate, each, one by one
630
tardo (1)
hinder, clog, impede, retard
631
terrenus-a-um
earthy, earthen
632
Titania astra
the sun (god)
633
vigor-oris
M: force, vigour, life, energy
634
volans-antis
M/F: bird, fowl, flying thing
635
concresco-ere-crevi-cretus
grow (with, in), ingrain
636
eluo-ere-ui-utus
wash out
637
exinde
thence, next
638
funditus
completely, entirely, utterly
639
inficio-ere-feci-fectus
dye, work in
640
inolesco-ere-levi-litus
grow in, become incgrained
641
simplex-icis
simple, unmixed
642
conventus-us
M: assembly, gathering
643
inlustris-e
famous, glorious
644
poctumus-a-um
latest-born, last
645
Silvius-(i)i
M: son of Aeneas and LAvinia
646
Aeneas-ae can be
Silvius Aeneas, king of Alba Longa
647
Inuus-i
M: god of cattle
648
umbro (1)
shade, shadow, darken
649
crista-ae
F: crest, plume
650
Ilia-ae
F: a vestal virgin, mother of Romulus and Remus
651
turritus-a-um
crowned with towers, turreted
652
aeripes-edis
bronze-hoofed
653
Alcides-ae
M: descandant of Alceus (Hercules)
654
cerva-ae
F: deer, doe
655
extra
beyond, outside (of) (acc)
656
horreo-ere-ui
bristle, shudder, quae
657
Indi-orum
Inhabitants of India
658
Maeotius-a-um
of Lake Maeotia
659
Nilus-i
M: the Nile
660
paco (1)
pacify, tame, quiet, calm
661
profero-ferre-tuli-latus
advance, extend
662
septemgeminus
sevenfold
663
caelifer-era-erum
heaven-supporting
664
incanus-a-um
hoary, gray, white
665
Liber-eri
M: Bacchus, god of wine
666
oliva-ae
F: olive
667
otium-(i)i
N: repose, peace, leisure
668
pampineus-a-um
of vine (leaves, tendrils)
669
popularis-e
popular, of the people
670
reses-idis
inactive, dormant
671
tigris-(id)is
M/F: tiger, tigress
672
concors-rdis
harmonius, concordant
673
fascis-is
M: bundle of rods with axe carried by lictors before Roman kings and consuls as a sumbol of authority
674
securis-is
F: ax, battle-ax
675
socer-eri
F: father-in-law
676
strages-is
F: slaughter, carnage
677
utcumque
how(so)ever, when(so)ever
678
adsuesco-ere-suevi-suetus
make accustomed
679
Agmemnonius-a-um
of Agamemnon
680
Gracchus
1) Tiberius 2) Gaius; the GRacchi
681
temero (1)
violate, desecrate, pollute, defile
682
triumpho
triumph (over), conquer
683
debello (1)
war down, crush
684
describo-ere-psi-ptus
mark out, map
685
excudo-er-i-sus
hammer out, fashion
686
meatus-us
M: course, path, motion
687
molliter
softly, gently, gracefully
688
restituo-ere-ui-utus
restor
689
Scipiades-ae
M: member of the Scipionic family (Scipio)
690
sulcus-i
M: furrow, trench
691
circa
around, about
692
Gallus-a-um
Gallic, Gaul
693
spolia opima
spoils of honour: taken when the general with his own hand slew the enemy general
694
parum
slightly, too little, not
695
rebellis-e
rebelious, insurgent
696
circumvolo (1)
flit around, fly about
697
impune
unpunished, with impunity, safely
698
invictus-a-um
unconquered, invincible
699
praeterlabor-i-lapsus
glide by
700
priscus-a-um
ancient, primitive
701
propago-inis
F: offshoot, offspring,race
702
armus-i
M: shoulder, flank, side
703
calcar-aris
N: spur, goad, prick
704
exim, exin(de)
thence, next, thereupon
705
fodio-ere, fodi, fossus
dig, pierce, spur
706
fungor-i, functus
perform, fulfill (abl)
707
Laurens-entis
of Laurentum
708
saltem
at least, at any rate
709
corneus-a-um
of horn, horny
710
eburnus-a-um
(of)ivory
711
elephantus-i
M: elephantm, ivory
712
exitus-us
M: exit, outlet, egress
713
prosequor-i-secutus
follow, escort
714
rectus-a-um
right, straight, direct
715
vātēs m (genitive vātis)
seer, soothsayer, prophet
poet, poetess
oracle
