oops Flashcards
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Peliacus, a, um
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of or belonging to Mt. Pelion
2
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prognatus, a, um
A
born from, produced from
3
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vertex, verticis, m
A
head, top, peak
4
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pinus, us, f
A
pine tree, pine wood, ship, mast
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liquidus, a, um
A
liquid, fluid
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Neptunus, i, m
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Neptune
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no, nare, navi
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swim, float
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Phasis, idos, m
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river of Colchis
9
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fluctus, us, m
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wave, (pl) waters of the sea
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Aeetaeus, a, um
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of or belonging to Aeetes, king of Colchis
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Argivus, a, um
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of or from Argos, Greek
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robur, roboris, n
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oak, timber, strength, vigor, troops
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pubes, is, f
A
population of able bodied men
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auro
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gild
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Colchus, a, um
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of or belonging to Colchis
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averto, avertere, averti, abersus
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turn away, steal, away
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pellis, is, f
A
skin, hide, fleece
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vadum, i, n
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shallow water, shoal, channel, (pl) the sea
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salsus, a, um
A
salted
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citus, a, um
A
swift
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puppis, is, f
A
stern of a boat, boat
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caerula, orum, n pl
A
the blue, the sea
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verro, verrere, –, versus
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sweep, brush, scour
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abiegnus, a, um
A
of or made of fir wood
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palma, ae, f
palm, flat surface, oar-blade
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arx, arcis, f
citadel, stronghold
27
levis, e
light, nimble
28
volito
fly, move swiftly
29
flamen, inis, n
gust blast wind breeze
30
currus, us, m
chariot, ship
31
pineus, a, um
of or made of pine wood
32
inflecto, inflectere, inflexi, inflectus
bend, curve, shape
33
textum, i, n
fabric, cloth, framework
34
carina, ae, f
keel, ship
35
rudis, e
crude, unfinished, primitive
36
cursus, us
running, motion, course, journey
37
imbuo, imbuere, imbui, imbutus
wet, stain, dip
38
Aphitrite, es, f
Amphitrite, wife of Neptune, the sea
39
rostrum, i, n
snout, beak, prow
40
proscindo, proscindere, proscidi, proscissus
cut, slit, plow
41
torqueo, torquere, torsi, tortus
twist, wind
42
remigium, i, n.
outfit of oars, rowing
43
spuma, ae, f
foam, froth
44
incandesco, incandescere, incandui
glow, become red hot
45
emergo, emergere, emersi, emersus
emerge, come forth
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ferus, a, um
wild, savage
47
candens, ntis
bright, radiant, white
48
gurges, itis, m
swirling water, whirlpool, eddy
49
monstrum, i, n
portent, omen, prodigy, monstrous thing
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Nereis, idis, f
sea nymph, daughter of Nereus
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marinus, a, um
pertaining to the sea
52
nudo
strip bare, uncover
53
nympha, ae, f
female spirit of nature, nymph
54
nutrix, icis, f
wet nurse, breast, nipple
55
tenus (prep + gen)
right up to, as far as
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canus, a, um
white
57
Thetis, idos, f
Thetis
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Peleus, i, m
Peleus
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incendo, incendere, incendi, incensus
set on fire, kindle, inflame, excite
60
humanus, a, um
human
61
despicio, despicere, despexi, despectus
look down upon, despise
62
Hymenaeus, a, um
wedding refrain, pl. wedding, marriage
63
saeclum, i, n
generation, age, race
64
heros, oos, m
hero
65
progenies, ei, f
offspring, race, stock
66
eximie (adv.)
exceptionally, especially
67
augeo, augere, auxi, auctus
increase, make greater, glorify
68
Thessalia, ae, f
Thessaly
69
columen, inis, n
roof, summit, peak
70
Nereine, es
Nereid, a daughter of Nereus
71
Tethys, yos, f
a sea-goddess, wife of Ocean
72
neptis, is, f
granddaughter, female descendant
73
Oceanus, i, m
Ocean, the ocean
74
amplector, amplecti, amplexus sum
embrace, grasp, surround
75
frequento
fill with inhabitants, occupy, frequent
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laetor, laetari, laetatus sum
rejoice, be glad
77
regia = regia domus
palace, royal dwelling
78
coetus, us, m
meeting, gathering, get together
79
declaro
make known, announce, reveal
80
desero, deserere, deserui, desertus
leave, abandon
81
Tempe, n.pl.
Tempe, a valley of Thessaly
82
Crannon, onis, f
Cranon, a town in Thessaly
83
Larisaeus, a, um
of or belonging to Larissa, a city in Thessaly
84
Pharsalia, ae, f
the area around Pharsalus, a city in Thessaly
85
Pharsalius, a, um
of or belonging to Pharsalus
86
colo, colere, colui, cultus
inhabit, cultivate, farm, look after
87
mollesco, mollescere, --, --
to become soft
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collum, i, n
neck
89
curvus, a, um
curved, bent
90
purgo
free from impurities, clear away
91
vinea, ae, f
the vines of a vineyard
92
rastrum, i, n
a type of hoe
93
glaeba, = gleba, ae, f
clod of earth
94
pronus, a, um
bending forwards or downwards
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convello, convellere, convelli, convulsus
pull, tear up
96
vomer, eris, m
ploughshare
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taurus, i, m
bull
98
falx, falcis, f
scythe, sickle
99
attenuo
make thin, weaken, reduce
100
frondator, oris, m
pruner
101
squalidus, a, um
having a rough surface
102
rubigo, inis, f
rust
103
aratum, i, n
plough
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sedes, is, f
seat, home, dwelling place
105
fulgeo, fulgere, fulsi, fulsus
shine, be bright
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splendeo, splendere, --, --
be radiant
107
candeo, candere, candui, --
shine, be white, glow
108
ebur, oris, n
ivory
109
solium, i, n
high backed chair, throne
110
colluceo, collucere, colluxi, --
give off light, shine
111
poculum, i, n
drinking cup
112
splendidus, a, um
bright, brilliant, glittering
113
gaza, ae, f
treasure
114
pulvinar, aris, n
couch
115
genialis, e
of or belonging to one's genius, connected to marriage
116
loco
put in position, place
117
Indus, a, um
of or belonging to India
118
dens, dentis, m
tooth
119
polio, polire, polivi, politus
polish, make smooth
120
tingo, tingere, tinxi, tinctus
wet, soak, imbue, dye stain
121
roseus, a, um
made of roses, rose-colored
122
conchylium, li, n
mollusc from which purple dye is produced, purple dye
123
purpura, ae, f
purple dye
124
fucus, i m
dye
125
vestis, is f
dress, clothing, cloth
126
priscus, a, um
old, ancient, archaic, old-fashioned
127
vario
mark with many colors, make elaborate
128
indico
make known, point out, reveal
129
fluentisonus, a, um
resounding with waves
130
Dia, ae, f
Naxos, an island in the Aegean Sea
131
Theseus, a, um
of or belonging to Theseus
132
classis, is, f
ship, fleet
133
tueor, tueri, tutus sum
look at, watch, watch over
134
Ariadna, ae, f
Ariadne
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cerno, cernere, crevi, cretus
distinguish, perceive, see
136
harena, ae, f
sand
137
irritus, a, um
useless, without effect, void
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remus, i, m
oar
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procella, ae, f
strong wind, storm, tumult
140
alga, ae, f
sea weed
141
maestus, a, um
sad, gloomy
142
Minois, idis, f
daughter on MInos, Ariadne
143
effigies, ei, f
copy, image, statue
144
eheu
(interjection) alas
145
fluctuo
move in waves, undulate
146
flavus, a, um
blond, yellow
147
subtilis, e
fine, delicate
148
mitra, ae, f
head band, turban, head dress
149
velo
cover, wrap, clothe
150
amictus, us m
cloak, outer garment
151
teres, teretis
rounded, smooth, polished
152
strophium, i, n
breast band, clasp
153
lactens, ntis
suckling, full of or giving milk, juicy, tender
154
vincio, vincire, vinxi, vinctus
bind, tie, fasten
155
papilla, ae, f
nipple, breastp
156
passim (adv)
scattered far and wide, in every direction; at random
157
sals, salis, m
salt, salt water, the sea
158
alludo, alludere, allusi, --
sport, play, play against
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assiduus, a, um
constant, unceasing
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luctus, us, m
sorrow, grief, lamentation
161
exsterno
terrify
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spinosus, a, um
full of thorns, prickly
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Erycina, ae, f
Venuss
164
sero, serere, sevi, satus
sow, plant
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tempestas, atis, f
time, season, period, storm
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Piraeus, i, m
Piraeus, the port of Athens
167
attingo, attingere, attigi, attactus
touch, contact, reach
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Gortynius, a, um
Cretan
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pestis, is, f
plague, pestilence, curse
170
Androgeoneus, a, um
of or pertaining to Androgeon, son of Minos
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caedes, is, f
cutting down, killing, slaughter
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innuptus, a, um
unmarried
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Cecropia, ae, f
the citadel of Athens
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daps (dapis), is, f
sacrificial feast, banquet, meal
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Minotaurus, i, m
the Minotaur
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angustus, a, um
narrow, contracted, difficult
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vexo
shake, toss, harass, plague
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Creta, ae, f
Crete
179
nitor, niti, nixus sum
strive, endeavor, advance, make way, rely upon
180
lenis, e
smooth, gentle, easy
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Minos, ois, m
Minos
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suavis, e
sweet, agreeable, attractive
183
exspiro
breathe out, exhale
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castus, a, um
pure, spotless, virtuous
185
odor, oris, m
smell, scent, perfume
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lectulus, i, m
small couch or bed
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mollis, e
soft, tender,mild
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complexus, us, m
embrace
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alo, alere, alui, altus/alitus
feed, nourish, sustain
190
Eurotas, ae, f
the Eurotas, a river in Greece
191
progigno
beget, bear
192
myrtus, i (nom pl myrtus) f
myrtle
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distinctus, a, um
separate, distinct
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vernus, a, um
of or belonging to spring
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flagrans, ntis
flaming, burning
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declino
bend aside, turn away
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funditus (adv)
from the bottom, totally, completely
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imus, a, um
lowest, deepest, last
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medulla, ae, f
marrow, inmost part
200
immitis, e
unripe, harsh, savage
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sanctus, a, um
consecrated, sacred
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golgoe, orum, m. pl
Golgoi, a town on Cyprus
203
idalium, ii, n
Idalium, a town on Cyprus
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frondosus, a, um
leafy, full of leaves
205
suspiro
sigh
206
langueo, languere, --, --
be faint, be listless
207
expallesco, expallescere, expallui, --
become pale, shrink from
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cupio, cupere, cupivi (-ii), cupitus
long for, desire
209
frustra (adv)
in vain, to no effect
210
succendo, succendere, succendi, seccensus
kindle beneath
211
labellum, i, n
little lip
212
quatio, quatere, --, quassus
shake, brandish, strike, drive
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Taurus, i, m
a mountain range in the south of Asia Minor
214
quercus, us, f
oak
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conigerus, a, um
cone bearing
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sudo
sweat, perspire
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cortex, icis, m/f
bark, rind, husk
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indomitus, a, um
untamed, wild
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turbo, inis, m
whirlwind, hurricane
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contorqueo, contorquere, contorsi, contorsus
turn, twist, hurl
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eruo, eruere, erui, erutus
cast forth, uproot, destroy
222
radicitus (adv)
from the roots, utterly
223
exturbo
drive out, thrust away
224
pronus, a, um
bent forward, sinking, prone
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obvius, a, um
in the way, meeting, opposing
226
frango, frangere, fregi, fractus
break, shatter
227
prosterno, prosternere, prostravi, prostratus
cast down, overthrow
228
nequiquam (adv)
in vain
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vanus, a, um
empty, vain, void
230
cornu, us, n
horn
231
sopses, itis
safe, sound, unharmed
232
reflecto, reflectere, reflexi, reflexus
turn back, bend back
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tenuis, e
thin, slender, insignificant
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vestigium, i, n
footprint, track, trace
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filum, i, n
thread, string, necklace
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labyrintheus, a, um
labyrinthine
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flexus, us, m
bending, turn, winding
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inobservabilis, e
undiscoverable
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frustror
deceive, trick
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consanguineus, a, um
related by blood
241
lamentor
wail, weep, bemoan
242
veho, vehere, vexi, vectus
carry, convey, draw
243
ratis, is, f
raft, boat
244
spumosus, a, um
foamy, frothy
245
devincio, devincere, devinxi, devinctus
bind fast, tie up, fetter
246
clarisonus, a, um
clear sounding, loud
247
praerumpo, praerumpere, praerupi, praeruptus
break off, tear away
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conscendo, conscendere, conscendi, conscensus
mount, climb
249
pelagus, i, m
the open sea
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vastus, a, um
empty, deserted, immense
251
protendo, protendere, protendi, protentus
stretch forth, reach, extend
252
aestus, us, m
agitation, glow, heat, swell, surge
253
tremulus, a, um
shaking, quivering
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tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus
lift, raise up
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tegmen, inis, m
covering
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sura, ae, f
calf (of leg)
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querela/querella, ae, f
lamentation, complaint
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udus, a, um
wet, moist, damp
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singultus, us, m
sobbing, panting
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cieo, ciere, civi, citus
set in motion
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aveho, avehere, avexi, avectus
carry off, take away
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perfidus, a, um
faithless, treacherous
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clementia, ae, f
mercy, mildness, forbearance
264
praesto (adv)
at hand, present
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conubium, i, n
marriage, wedlock
266
aereus, a, um
of or pertaining to the air, airy
267
discerpo, discerpere, discerpsi, discerptus
tear in pieces, mangle
268
fidelis, e
trustworthy, faithful
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apiscor, apisci, aptus sum
get, gain, attain
270
satio
fill, satisfy, sate
271
verso
turn, turn over, handle, be engaged in
272
letum, i, n
death, annihilation
273
eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptus
tear out, snatch away
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germanus, i, m
brother
275
fallax, acis
deceitful, deceptive, hypocritical
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dilacero
tear apart, shred
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ferus, i, m
wild animal
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ales, itis, m/f
bird
279
tumolo
bury, cover with a mound
280
rupes, is
rock, cliff
281
leaena, ae, f
lioness
282
spumo
froth, foam
283
exspuo, exspuere, exspui, exsputus
spit out
284
Syrtis, is, f
the Syrtis, sand banks off the coast of Africa
285
Scylla, ae, f
Scylla
286
rapax, acis
tearing, grasping, greedy, violent
287
C(h)arybdis, is, f
Charybdis
288
praeceptum, i, n
rule, order, command
289
iucundus, a, um
pleasing, delightful
290
famulor
be a slave, serve
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serva, ae, f
female slave
292
candidus, a, um
white, clear, bright, beautiful
293
permulceo, permulcere, permulsi, permulsus
rub gently, stroke, soothe
294
lympha, ae, f
spring water, liquid
295
consterno, consternere, constravi, constratus
spread, cover
296
cubile, is, n
couch, bed, marriage bed
297
ignarus, a, um
ignorant, unaware, strange
298
conqueror, conqueri, conquestus sum
complain, lament
299
augeo, augere, auxi, auctus
increase, enlarge, enrich
300
queo, quire, quivi, quitus
be able
301
vacuus, a, um
empty, clear
302
insulto
leap upon, jump onto, abuse, revile, insult
303
questus, us, m
complaint
304
auris, is, m
ear
305
Gnosius, a, um
of or pertaining to Knossos, a city of Crete
306
Cecropius, a, um
of or pertaining to Knossos, a city of Crete
307
dirus, a, um
ill-omened, dreadful, cruel, fierce
308
stipendium, i, n
payment, tribute, contribution
309
religo
bind back, fasten, moor
310
navita, ae, m
sailor
311
funus, is, m
rope, cord, cable
312
requiesco, requiescere, requievi, requietus
rest, find refuge
313
Idaeus, a, um
of Mt. Ida, a mountain in Phrygia, Trojan
314
latus, a, um
broad, wide
315
discerno, discernere, discrevi, discretus
separate, set apart
316
pontus, i, m
the sea
317
truculentus, a, um
fierce, grim, cruel
318
divido, dividere, dividi, divisus
divide, part, distribute
319
aequor, oris, n
flat surface, the sea
320
respergo, respergere, respersi, respersus
sprinkle over, strew
321
consolor
cheer, comfort, console
322
lentus, a, um
pliant, flexible, tenacious
323
incurvo
bed, curve, bow
324
pateo, patere, patui, --
lie open, be exposed
325
egressus, us, m
going out, departure
326
cingo, cingere, cinxi, cinctus
gird, surround, encompass
327
mutus, a, um
dumb, speechless, silent
328
ostento
show, exhibit, offer, promise, threaten
329
languesco, languescere, langui, --
become faint, grow weak
330
fessus, a, um
tired, exhausted, worn out
331
multa, ae, f
penalty, fine
332
postremus, a, um
final, last
333
multo
punish, sentence
334
vindex, icis
avenging
335
Eumenides, um, f.pl.
the Furies
336
anguinus, a, um
of serpents, snaky
337
redimitus, a, um
wreathed, crowned
338
capillus, i, m
hair, the hair (collectively)
339
frons, ntis, f
forehead, brow, front
340
medulla, ae, f
marrow
341
inops, opis
without resources, helpless, weak, wretched
342
vanesco, vanescere, --, --
disappear, pass away, vanish
343
funesto
pollute with murder
344
supplicum, i, n
prayer, supplication, punishment, torture, death penalty
345
anxius, a, um
troubled, vexed
346
annuo, annuere, annui, --
nod, give assent, grant
347
rector, oris, m
guide, ruler, master
348
contremesco, contremescere, contremui, --
tremble, shake violently, quake
349
concutio, concutere, concussi, concussus
shake violently, agitate
350
mico
vibrate, tremble, flash, gleam, glitter
351
mundus, i, m
world, universe
352
caligo, inis, f
mist, vapor, fog, obscurity, confusion
353
consero, conserere, consevi, consitus
sow, plant
354
constans, ntis
firm, stable, fixed, steadfast, faithful
355
Erechtheus, a, um
Athenian
356
portus, us, m
harbor, port
357
Aegeus, ei, m
Aegeus, king of Athens and father of Theseus
358
iucundus, a, um
pleasant, delightful
359
unicus, a, um
only, single, sole
360
quandoquidem (adv)
since, indeed, seeing that
361
fervidus, a, um
burning, fiery, impetuous, violent
362
invitus, a, um
unwilling, reluctant
363
languidus, a, um
faint, sluggish, weak
364
saturo
fill, glut, sate, satisfy, content
365
gaudeo, gaudere, --, gavisus
be joyful, take pleasure
366
laetor
rejoice, be glad
367
secundus, a, um
second, following, favorable, propitious, fortunate
368
expromo, expromere, exprompsi, expromptus
show forth, utter, express
369
canities, ei, f
grayish whiteness, white hair, old age
370
infundo, infundere, infudi, infusus
pour in, pour upon
371
inficio, inficere, infeci, infectus
dye, stain, color, corrupt, infect
372
vagus, a, um
wandering, unfixed, vague
373
linteum, i, n
linen cloth, sail
374
incendium, i, n
fire, flame
375
carbasus, i, f
fine flax, linen, canvas, sail
376
obscuro
darken, cover, conceal
377
ferrugo, inis, f
rust, rust color
378
Hiberus, a, um
Iberian, Spanish
379
Itonus, i, f
Itonus, a Thessalian town with a famous sanctuary of Athena
380
condo, condere, condidi, conditus
found, establish, conceal, hide, store
381
vigeo, vigere, vigui, --
thrive, flourish, be strong
382
oblittero
blot out, erase, cause to be forgotten
383
collis, is, m
hill, high ground
384
funestus, a, um
deadly, mournful, fateful
385
antenna, ae, f
yard arm of a sailboat
386
intorqueo, intorquere, intorsi, intortus
twist, wind, wrench
387
rudens, ntis, m
rope, cord, halyard
388
agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus
recognize, identify
389
prosperus, a, um
favorable, fortunate, as hoped
390
redux, ucis
returning home, restored
391
ceu (adv)
as, just as
392
nubes, is, f
cloud, mist, vapor
393
niveus, a, um, f
snow, snowy
394
cacumen, inis, n
point, peak, summit
395
prospectus, us, m
look out, view
396
absumo, absumere, absumpsi, absumptus
take away, use up, exhaust, destroy
397
inflo
blow into, inflate
398
scopulus, i, m
cliff, crag, ledge
399
multiplex, icis
with many folds, complicated
400
saucius, a, um
wounded, hurt, smitten
401
floreo, florere, florui, --
bloom, flower, flourish
402
volito
fly around
403
Iacchus, i, m
Bacchus
404
thiasus, i, m
an orgiastic chorus in honor of Dionysus
405
Satyrus, i, m
satyr
406
Nysigenus, a, um
born at Nyssa
407
Silenus, i, m
wood spirit attendant of Dionysus
408
alacer, cris, cre
lively, quick, excited
409
lymphatus, a, um
distracted, frantic, insane
410
furo, furere, --, --
rave, rage, be insane
411
euhoe (interj.)
the cry of bacchic revelers
412
bacchor
revel, celebrate Dionysus
413
inflecto, inflectere, inflexi, inflectus
bend, bow, turn aside
414
cuspis, idis, f
point, tip, blade
415
thyrsus, i, m
stalk, a staff twined with ivy and vine carried by bacchic revelers
416
divello, divellere, divelli, divulsus
tear apart, mangle, wrench off, destroy
417
membrum, i, m
limb, member, portion
418
serpens, ntis, m/f
snake, serpent
419
incingo, incingere, incinxi, incinctus
gird around, surround, crown
420
cavus, a, um
hollowed out, concave
421
celebro
frequent, throng, fill, celebrate
422
orgia, orum, n.pl.
orgies, nocturnal festivals of Dionysus
423
cista, ae, f
wicker box, basket
424
profanus, a, um
not sacred, unclean, wicked, ipious, uninitiated
425
plango, plangere, planxi, planctus
strike, beat
426
procerus, a, um
high, tall, long
427
tympanum, i, n
drum
428
palma, ae, f
palm, flat of the hand
429
tinnitus, us, m
ringing, jingling
430
aes, aeris, n
copper, bronze
431
raucisonus, a, um
hoarse-sounding, raucous
432
efflo
blow out, breathe out, exhale
433
bombus, i, m
buzzing, humming
434
barbarus, a, um
strange, foreign, uncivilized, unintelligible
435
strido, stridere, --, --
make a shrill noise, whistle
436
tibia, ae, f
shin bone, pipe, flute
437
cantus, us, m
song, music
438
amplifice (adv)
splendidly
439
decoro
adorn, embellish, beautify
440
expleo, explere, explevi, expletus
fill up, satisfy
441
flatus, us, m
blowing, breathing
442
matutinus, a, um
of the morning, early
443
Zephyrus, i, m
the west wind
444
proclivus, a, um
sloping downward, declining
445
incito
set into motion, quicken, excite
446
resono, resonare, resonavi, --
sound, ring, echo
447
plangor, oris, m
striking, beating
448
cachinnus, i, m
loud laugh, guffaw
449
increbesco, increbescere, increbrui
increase, spread
450
refulgeo, refulgere, refulsi, refulsus
flash back, reflect, glitter
451
vestibulum, i, n
entrance, court of a house
452
abitus, us, m
going away, departure
453
Chiron, onis, m
Chiron, centaur and tutor of Achilles
454
silvestris, e
of or belonging to the forest
455
pario, parere, peperi, partus
bring forth, bear, give birth to
456
flos, floris, m
flower, blossom
457
tepidus, a, um
lukewarm, tepid
458
fecundus, a, um
fertile, fruitful, productive, rich, overflowing
459
Favonius, i, m
the west wind
460
indistinctus, a, um
confused, undistinguished
461
plecto, plectere, plexi, plectus
twine, braid
462
corolla, ae, f
small crown or garland
463
rideo, ridere, risi, risus
laugh, smile
464
confestim (adv)
immediately, suddenly, without delay
465
Penios, ii, m
Peneus, a river in Thessaly
466
viridor, viridari, --
become green
467
fagus, i, f.
beech tree
468
stipes, itis, m
log, post, trunk
469
laurus, i, f
laurel tree
470
nuto
nod, sway, waver
471
platanus, i, f
plane tree
472
flammo
kindle, inflame, burn
473
Phaethon, ontis, m
Phaethon, son of Helios
474
aereus, a, um
pertaining to the air, airy, lofty
475
cupressus, us, f
cypress tree
476
vireo, virere, --, --
be green
477
sollers, rtis
skilled, clever, expert
478
Prometheus, ei, m
Prometheus
479
extenuo
make small, reduce, diminish
480
silex, icis
flint
481
restringo, restringere, restrinxi, restrinctus
fasten behind, tie up, restrain
482
unigena, ae, m/f
brother/sister
483
cultrix, icis, f
female inhabitant
484
aspernor
disdain, reject, despise
485
iugalis, e
of a yoke, yoked together, matrimonial, nuptial
486
artus, us, m
joint, limb, member
487
construo, construere, construxi, constructus
heap together, pile up
488
infirmus, a, um
weak, feeble
489
veridicus, a, um
truth-telling
490
Parcae, arum f.pl.
the Fates
491
talus, i, m
ankle, ankle bone
492
resido, residere, resedi, --
sit down, settle, sink, fall
493
vitta, ae, f
head-band, fillet
494
carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptus
pick, pluck, gather, seize, enjoy
495
rite (adv)
according to religious usage, in a proper manner, rightly
496
laeva, ae f
the left hand
497
colus, i or us, f
distaff
498
lana, ae, f
wool
499
supinus, a, um
on the back, supine
500
digitus, i, m
finger
501
pollex, icis, m
thumb
502
libro
poise, balance, hold in equilibrium
503
fusus, i, m
spindle
504
decerpo, decerpere, decerpsi, decerptus
pluck off, tear away, break off
505
aequo
make equal, keep step to
506
laneus, a, um
of wool
507
aridulus, a, um
somewhat dry
508
haereo, haerere, haesi, haesus
stick to, cleave, cling
509
morsum, i, n
bit, little piece
510
vellus, eris, n
shorn wool, sheepskin, fleece
511
virgatus, a, um
made of twigs
512
custodio, custodire, custodivi, custoditus
watch, guard, protect
513
calathiscus, i, m
small wicker basket
514
fundo, fundere, fudi, fusus
pour
515
perfidia, ae, f
faithlessness, treachery
516
arguo, arguere, argui, argutus
make known, declare, betray, accuse, charge
517
eximius, a, um
taken out, excepted, exceptional, distinguished
518
Emathia, ae, f
a district of Macedonia
519
tutamen, inis, n
means of defense, protection, safeguard
520
oracium, i, n
divine announcement, oracle, prophecy
521
subtegmen, inis, n
what is woven in, woof, weft
522
Hesperus, i, m
the evening star
523
faustus, a, um
well-omened, favorable, auspicious
524
flexanimus, a, um
mind-swaying, persuasive, distracted, deranged
525
substerno, substernere, substravi, substratus
strew under
526
robustus, a, um
of oak wood, strong, solid, firm
527
brachium, i, n
forearm, arm
528
contexo, contexere, contexui, contextus
weave together, entwine
529
concordia, ae, f
union, harmony, agreement
530
expers, rtis
having no part in, devoid of, free from
531
Achilles, is, m
Achilles
532
tergum, i, n
back, rear
533
certamen, inis, n
contest, strife, rivalry, battle, combat
534
flammeus, a, um
flaming, fiery
535
cerva, ae, f
deer
536
Phryx, ygis
Phrygian, Trojan
537
Teucrus, a, um
of Teucer, Trojan
538
mano, manare, manavi, --
flow, trickle, drip
539
Troicus, a, um
Trojan
540
obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessus
sit, beseige, blockade, occupy
541
longinquus, a, um
far off, remote, prolonged, continuous, tedious
542
periurus, a, um
oath-breaking
543
Pelops, opis, m
Pelops, a king of Athens
544
vasto
make empty, lay waste, destroy
545
tertius, a, um
third
546
heres, edis, m
heir, descendant
547
egregius, a, um
extraordinary, distinguished, excellent
548
incurvus, a, um
bent, bowed, curved
549
crinis, is, m
hair, lock
550
putridus, a, um
rotten, decayed
551
densus, a, um
thick, compact, crowded, closely set
552
praecerpo, praecerpere, --, --
pluck beforehand, gather prematurely
553
cultor, oris, m
farmer, inhabitant
554
arista, ae, f
an ear of corn
555
flavens, ntis
golden yellow, blond
556
demeto, demetere, demessui, demessus
mow, reap, harvest
557
arvum, i, n
farmland, field
558
Troiugena, ae, m
son of Troy, Trojan
559
infestus, a, um
unsafe, hostile, dangerous
560
prosterno, prosternere, prostravi, prostratus
strew before, cast down
561
testis, is, m/f
witness
562
Scamander, dri, m
Scamander, one of Troy's two rivers
563
rapidus, a, um
tearing, seizing, impetuous, rushing, swift
564
diffundo, diffundere, diffudi, diffusus
pour out, scatter, spread
565
Hellespontus, i, m
the Hellespont
566
caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesus
cut down, kill, slaughter
567
angusto, angustare, --, --
make narrow, straighten
568
acervus, i, m
mass, pile, heap, hoard
569
tepefacio, tepefacere, tepefeci, tepefactus
make lukewarm
570
excelsus, a, um
elevated, lofty, high
571
coacervo
heap together, collect in a mass
572
agger, aggeris, m
mass, heap, mound
573
bustum, i, n
funeral pyre, tomb
574
percello, percellere, perculi, perculsus
beat down, overturn, ruin, strike, destroy
575
Dardania, ae, f
Troy
576
Neptunius, a, um
of Neptune
577
vinclum, i, n
fastening, bond, fetter
578
Polyxenius, a, um
of Polyxena, daughter of Priam
579
madefacio
make wet, soak, drench
580
sepulcrum, i, n
burial place, grave, tomb
581
anceps, ancipitis
two-headed, two-edged
582
succumbo, succumbere, succubui, succubitus
fall down, lie down, submit
583
victima, ae, f
beast for sacrifice
584
truncus, a, um
maimed, mutilated, dismembered
585
poples, itis, m
hollow of the knee, ham
586
hesternus, a, um
of yesterday
587
filum, i, n.
necklace
588
discors, rdis
disagreeing, inharmonius
589
secubitus, us, m
lying apart, sleeping alone
590
nepos, otis
grandson, descendant
591
inviso, invisere, invisi, --
go see, visit
592
caelicola, ae, m
god
593
sperno, spernere, sprevi, spretus
despise, reject, scorn
594
annuus, a, um
lasting a year, yearly, annual
595
festus, a, um
of holidays, festal
596
procumbo, procumbere, procubui, procubitus
fall forwards, sink down
597
Liber, eri, m
Dionysus
598
Parnasus, i, m
Parnassus
599
Thyas, ados, f
bacchante
600
evans = euhans, ntis
crying euhan (cry of Bacchus)
601
Delphi, orum m.pl.
Delphi
602
certatim (adv)
in rivalry, with competition, zealously, eagerly
603
fumo, fumare, fumavi, --
smoke, steam, fume
604
letifer, -fera, -ferum
bringing death
605
Mavors, rtis
Mars
606
Triton, onis, m
a river
607
(h)era, ae, f
mistress of a house, lady
608
Ramnusius, a, um
of or native to Rhamnus, a district of Attica
609
caterva, ae, f
crowd, troop, throng, body of soldiers
610
tellus, uris, f
the earth, land
611
iustitia, ae, f
justice, righteousness, equity
612
extinguo, extinguere, extinxi, extinctus
put out, extinguish, kill
613
lugeo, lugere, luxi, luctus
mourn, lament, bewail
614
primaevus, a, um
in early life, youthful
615
potior, potiri, potitus sum
gain possession of, acquire
616
noverca, ae, f
stepmother
617
scelero
pollute, defile, desecrate
618
iustificus, a, um
acting justly
619
of or belonging to Mt. Pelion
Peliacus, a, um
620
born from, produced from
prognatus, a, um
621
head, top, peak
vertex, verticis, m
622
pine tree, pine wood, ship, mast
pinus, us, f
623
liquid, fluid
liquidus, a, um
624
Neptune
Neptunus, i, m
625
swim, float
no, nare, navi
626
river of Colchis
Phasis, idos, m
627
wave, (pl) waters of the sea
fluctus, us, m
628
of or belonging to Aeetes, king of Colchis
Aeetaeus, a, um
629
of or from Argos, Greek
Argivus, a, um
630
oak, timber, strength, vigor, troops
robur, roboris, n
631
population of able bodied men
pubes, is, f
632
gild
auro
633
of or belonging to Colchis
Colchus, a, um
634
turn away, steal, away
averto, avertere, averti, abersus
635
skin, hide, fleece
pellis, is, f
636
shallow water, shoal, channel, (pl) the sea
vadum, i, n
637
salted
salsus, a, um
638
swift
citus, a, um
639
stern of a boat, boat
puppis, is, f
640
the blue, the sea
caerula, orum, n pl
641
sweep, brush, scour
verro, verrere, --, versus
642
of or made of fir wood
abiegnus, a, um
643
palm, flat surface, oar-blade
palma, ae, f
644
citadel, stronghold
arx, arcis, f
645
light, nimble
levis, e
646
fly, move swiftly
volito
647
gust blast wind breeze
flamen, inis, n
648
chariot, ship
currus, us, m
649
of or made of pine wood
pineus, a, um
650
bend, curve, shape
inflecto, inflectere, inflexi, inflectus
651
fabric, cloth, framework
textum, i, n
652
keel, ship
carina, ae, f
653
crude, unfinished, primitive
rudis, e
654
running, motion, course, journey
cursus, us
655
wet, stain, dip
imbuo, imbuere, imbui, imbutus
656
Amphitrite, wife of Neptune, the sea
Aphitrite, es, f
657
snout, beak, prow
rostrum, i, n
658
cut, slit, plow
proscindo, proscindere, proscidi, proscissus
659
twist, wind
torqueo, torquere, torsi, tortus
660
outfit of oars, rowing
remigium, i, n.
661
foam, froth
spuma, ae, f
662
glow, become red hot
incandesco, incandescere, incandui
663
emerge, come forth
emergo, emergere, emersi, emersus
664
wild, savage
ferus, a, um
665
bright, radiant, white
candens, ntis
666
swirling water, whirlpool, eddy
gurges, itis, m
667
portent, omen, prodigy, monstrous thing
monstrum, i, n
668
sea nymph, daughter of Nereus
Nereis, idis, f
669
pertaining to the sea
marinus, a, um
670
strip bare, uncover
nudo
671
female spirit of nature, nymph
nympha, ae, f
672
wet nurse, breast, nipple
nutrix, icis, f
673
right up to, as far as
tenus (prep + gen)
674
white
canus, a, um
675
Thetis
Thetis, idos, f
676
Peleus
Peleus, i, m
677
set on fire, kindle, inflame, excite
incendo, incendere, incendi, incensus
678
human
humanus, a, um
679
look down upon, despise
despicio, despicere, despexi, despectus
680
wedding refrain, pl. wedding, marriage
Hymenaeus, a, um
681
generation, age, race
saeclum, i, n
682
hero
heros, oos, m
683
offspring, race, stock
progenies, ei, f
684
exceptionally, especially
eximie (adv.)
685
increase, make greater, glorify
augeo, augere, auxi, auctus
686
Thessaly
Thessalia, ae, f
687
roof, summit, peak
columen, inis, n
688
Nereid, a daughter of Nereus
Nereine, es
689
a sea-goddess, wife of Ocean
Tethys, yos, f
690
granddaughter, female descendant
neptis, is, f
691
Ocean, the ocean
Oceanus, i, m
692
embrace, grasp, surround
amplector, amplecti, amplexus sum
693
fill with inhabitants, occupy, frequent
frequento
694
rejoice, be glad
laetor, laetari, laetatus sum
695
palace, royal dwelling
regia = regia domus
696
meeting, gathering, get together
coetus, us, m
697
make known, announce, reveal
declaro
698
leave, abandon
desero, deserere, deserui, desertus
699
Tempe, a valley of Thessaly
Tempe, n.pl.
700
Cranon, a town in Thessaly
Crannon, onis, f
701
of or belonging to Larissa, a city in Thessaly
Larisaeus, a, um
702
the area around Pharsalus, a city in Thessaly
Pharsalia, ae, f
703
of or belonging to Pharsalus
Pharsalius, a, um
704
inhabit, cultivate, farm, look after
colo, colere, colui, cultus
705
to become soft
mollesco, mollescere, --, --
706
neck
collum, i, n
707
curved, bent
curvus, a, um
708
free from impurities, clear away
purgo
709
the vines of a vineyard
vinea, ae, f
710
a type of hoe
rastrum, i, n
711
clod of earth
glaeba, = gleba, ae, f
712
bending forwards or downwards
pronus, a, um
713
pull, tear up
convello, convellere, convelli, convulsus
714
ploughshare
vomer, eris, m
715
bull
taurus, i, m
716
scythe, sickle
falx, falcis, f
717
make thin, weaken, reduce
attenuo
718
pruner
frondator, oris, m
719
having a rough surface
squalidus, a, um
720
rust
rubigo, inis, f
721
plough
aratum, i, n
722
seat, home, dwelling place
sedes, is, f
723
shine, be bright
fulgeo, fulgere, fulsi, fulsus
724
be radiant
splendeo, splendere, --, --
725
shine, be white, glow
candeo, candere, candui, --
726
ivory
ebur, oris, n
727
high backed chair, throne
solium, i, n
728
give off light, shine
colluceo, collucere, colluxi, --
729
drinking cup
poculum, i, n
730
bright, brilliant, glittering
splendidus, a, um
731
treasure
gaza, ae, f
732
couch
pulvinar, aris, n
733
of or belonging to one's genius, connected to marriage
genialis, e
734
put in position, place
loco
735
of or belonging to India
Indus, a, um
736
tooth
dens, dentis, m
737
polish, make smooth
polio, polire, polivi, politus
738
wet, soak, imbue, dye stain
tingo, tingere, tinxi, tinctus
739
made of roses, rose-colored
roseus, a, um
740
mollusc from which purple dye is produced, purple dye
conchylium, li, n
741
purple dye
purpura, ae, f
742
dye
fucus, i m
743
dress, clothing, cloth
vestis, is f
744
old, ancient, archaic, old-fashioned
priscus, a, um
745
mark with many colors, make elaborate
vario
746
make known, point out, reveal
indico
747
resounding with waves
fluentisonus, a, um
748
Naxos, an island in the Aegean Sea
Dia, ae, f
749
of or belonging to Theseus
Theseus, a, um
750
ship, fleet
classis, is, f
751
look at, watch, watch over
tueor, tueri, tutus sum
752
Ariadne
Ariadna, ae, f
753
distinguish, perceive, see
cerno, cernere, crevi, cretus
754
sand
harena, ae, f
755
useless, without effect, void
irritus, a, um
756
oar
remus, i, m
757
strong wind, storm, tumult
procella, ae, f
758
sea weed
alga, ae, f
759
sad, gloomy
maestus, a, um
760
daughter on MInos, Ariadne
Minois, idis, f
761
copy, image, statue
effigies, ei, f
762
(interjection) alas
eheu
763
move in waves, undulate
fluctuo
764
blond, yellow
flavus, a, um
765
fine, delicate
subtilis, e
766
head band, turban, head dress
mitra, ae, f
767
cover, wrap, clothe
velo
768
cloak, outer garment
amictus, us m
769
rounded, smooth, polished
teres, teretis
770
breast band, clasp
strophium, i, n
771
suckling, full of or giving milk, juicy, tender
lactens, ntis
772
bind, tie, fasten
vincio, vincire, vinxi, vinctus
773
nipple, breastp
papilla, ae, f
774
scattered far and wide, in every direction; at random
passim (adv)
775
salt, salt water, the sea
sals, salis, m
776
sport, play, play against
alludo, alludere, allusi, --
777
constant, unceasing
assiduus, a, um
778
sorrow, grief, lamentation
luctus, us, m
779
terrify
exsterno
780
full of thorns, prickly
spinosus, a, um
781
Venuss
Erycina, ae, f
782
sow, plant
sero, serere, sevi, satus
783
time, season, period, storm
tempestas, atis, f
784
Piraeus, the port of Athens
Piraeus, i, m
785
touch, contact, reach
attingo, attingere, attigi, attactus
786
Cretan
Gortynius, a, um
787
plague, pestilence, curse
pestis, is, f
788
of or pertaining to Androgeon, son of Minos
Androgeoneus, a, um
789
cutting down, killing, slaughter
caedes, is, f
790
unmarried
innuptus, a, um
791
the citadel of Athens
Cecropia, ae, f
792
sacrificial feast, banquet, meal
daps (dapis), is, f
793
the Minotaur
Minotaurus, i, m
794
narrow, contracted, difficult
angustus, a, um
795
shake, toss, harass, plague
vexo
796
Crete
Creta, ae, f
797
strive, endeavor, advance, make way, rely upon
nitor, niti, nixus sum
798
smooth, gentle, easy
lenis, e
799
Minos
Minos, ois, m
800
sweet, agreeable, attractive
suavis, e
801
breathe out, exhale
exspiro
802
pure, spotless, virtuous
castus, a, um
803
smell, scent, perfume
odor, oris, m
804
small couch or bed
lectulus, i, m
805
soft, tender,mild
mollis, e
806
embrace
complexus, us, m
807
feed, nourish, sustain
alo, alere, alui, altus/alitus
808
the Eurotas, a river in Greece
Eurotas, ae, f
809
beget, bear
progigno
810
myrtle
myrtus, i (nom pl myrtus) f
811
separate, distinct
distinctus, a, um
812
of or belonging to spring
vernus, a, um
813
flaming, burning
flagrans, ntis
814
bend aside, turn away
declino
815
from the bottom, totally, completely
funditus (adv)
816
lowest, deepest, last
imus, a, um
817
marrow, inmost part
medulla, ae, f
818
unripe, harsh, savage
immitis, e
819
consecrated, sacred
sanctus, a, um
820
Golgoi, a town on Cyprus
golgoe, orum, m. pl
821
Idalium, a town on Cyprus
idalium, ii, n
822
leafy, full of leaves
frondosus, a, um
823
sigh
suspiro
824
be faint, be listless
langueo, languere, --, --
825
become pale, shrink from
expallesco, expallescere, expallui, --
826
long for, desire
cupio, cupere, cupivi (-ii), cupitus
827
in vain, to no effect
frustra (adv)
828
kindle beneath
succendo, succendere, succendi, seccensus
829
little lip
labellum, i, n
830
shake, brandish, strike, drive
quatio, quatere, --, quassus
831
a mountain range in the south of Asia Minor
Taurus, i, m
832
oak
quercus, us, f
833
cone bearing
conigerus, a, um
834
sweat, perspire
sudo
835
bark, rind, husk
cortex, icis, m/f
836
untamed, wild
indomitus, a, um
837
whirlwind, hurricane
turbo, inis, m
838
turn, twist, hurl
contorqueo, contorquere, contorsi, contorsus
839
cast forth, uproot, destroy
eruo, eruere, erui, erutus
840
from the roots, utterly
radicitus (adv)
841
drive out, thrust away
exturbo
842
bent forward, sinking, prone
pronus, a, um
843
in the way, meeting, opposing
obvius, a, um
844
break, shatter
frango, frangere, fregi, fractus
845
cast down, overthrow
prosterno, prosternere, prostravi, prostratus
846
in vain
nequiquam (adv)
847
empty, vain, void
vanus, a, um
848
horn
cornu, us, n
849
safe, sound, unharmed
sopses, itis
850
turn back, bend back
reflecto, reflectere, reflexi, reflexus
851
thin, slender, insignificant
tenuis, e
852
footprint, track, trace
vestigium, i, n
853
thread, string, necklace
filum, i, n
854
labyrinthine
labyrintheus, a, um
855
bending, turn, winding
flexus, us, m
856
undiscoverable
inobservabilis, e
857
deceive, trick
frustror
858
related by blood
consanguineus, a, um
859
wail, weep, bemoan
lamentor
860
carry, convey, draw
veho, vehere, vexi, vectus
861
raft, boat
ratis, is, f
862
foamy, frothy
spumosus, a, um
863
bind fast, tie up, fetter
devincio, devincere, devinxi, devinctus
864
clear sounding, loud
clarisonus, a, um
865
break off, tear away
praerumpo, praerumpere, praerupi, praeruptus
866
mount, climb
conscendo, conscendere, conscendi, conscensus
867
the open sea
pelagus, i, m
868
empty, deserted, immense
vastus, a, um
869
stretch forth, reach, extend
protendo, protendere, protendi, protentus
870
agitation, glow, heat, swell, surge
aestus, us, m
871
shaking, quivering
tremulus, a, um
872
lift, raise up
tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus
873
covering
tegmen, inis, m
874
calf (of leg)
sura, ae, f
875
lamentation, complaint
querela/querella, ae, f
876
wet, moist, damp
udus, a, um
877
sobbing, panting
singultus, us, m
878
set in motion
cieo, ciere, civi, citus
879
carry off, take away
aveho, avehere, avexi, avectus
880
faithless, treacherous
perfidus, a, um
881
mercy, mildness, forbearance
clementia, ae, f
882
at hand, present
praesto (adv)
883
marriage, wedlock
conubium, i, n
884
of or pertaining to the air, airy
aereus, a, um
885
tear in pieces, mangle
discerpo, discerpere, discerpsi, discerptus
886
trustworthy, faithful
fidelis, e
887
get, gain, attain
apiscor, apisci, aptus sum
888
fill, satisfy, sate
satio
889
turn, turn over, handle, be engaged in
verso
890
death, annihilation
letum, i, n
891
tear out, snatch away
eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptus
892
brother
germanus, i, m
893
deceitful, deceptive, hypocritical
fallax, acis
894
tear apart, shred
dilacero
895
wild animal
ferus, i, m
896
bird
ales, itis, m/f
897
bury, cover with a mound
tumolo
898
rock, cliff
rupes, is
899
lioness
leaena, ae, f
900
froth, foam
spumo
901
spit out
exspuo, exspuere, exspui, exsputus
902
the Syrtis, sand banks off the coast of Africa
Syrtis, is, f
903
Scylla
Scylla, ae, f
904
tearing, grasping, greedy, violent
rapax, acis
905
Charybdis
C(h)arybdis, is, f
906
rule, order, command
praeceptum, i, n
907
pleasing, delightful
iucundus, a, um
908
be a slave, serve
famulor
909
female slave
serva, ae, f
910
white, clear, bright, beautiful
candidus, a, um
911
rub gently, stroke, soothe
permulceo, permulcere, permulsi, permulsus
912
spring water, liquid
lympha, ae, f
913
spread, cover
consterno, consternere, constravi, constratus
914
couch, bed, marriage bed
cubile, is, n
915
ignorant, unaware, strange
ignarus, a, um
916
complain, lament
conqueror, conqueri, conquestus sum
917
increase, enlarge, enrich
augeo, augere, auxi, auctus
918
be able
queo, quire, quivi, quitus
919
empty, clear
vacuus, a, um
920
leap upon, jump onto, abuse, revile, insult
insulto
921
complaint
questus, us, m
922
ear
auris, is, m
923
of or pertaining to Knossos, a city of Crete
Gnosius, a, um
924
of or pertaining to Knossos, a city of Crete
Cecropius, a, um
925
ill-omened, dreadful, cruel, fierce
dirus, a, um
926
payment, tribute, contribution
stipendium, i, n
927
bind back, fasten, moor
religo
928
sailor
navita, ae, m
929
rope, cord, cable
funus, is, m
930
rest, find refuge
requiesco, requiescere, requievi, requietus
931
of Mt. Ida, a mountain in Phrygia, Trojan
Idaeus, a, um
932
broad, wide
latus, a, um
933
separate, set apart
discerno, discernere, discrevi, discretus
934
the sea
pontus, i, m
935
fierce, grim, cruel
truculentus, a, um
936
divide, part, distribute
divido, dividere, dividi, divisus
937
flat surface, the sea
aequor, oris, n
938
sprinkle over, strew
respergo, respergere, respersi, respersus
939
cheer, comfort, console
consolor
940
pliant, flexible, tenacious
lentus, a, um
941
bed, curve, bow
incurvo
942
lie open, be exposed
pateo, patere, patui, --
943
going out, departure
egressus, us, m
944
gird, surround, encompass
cingo, cingere, cinxi, cinctus
945
dumb, speechless, silent
mutus, a, um
946
show, exhibit, offer, promise, threaten
ostento
947
become faint, grow weak
languesco, languescere, langui, --
948
tired, exhausted, worn out
fessus, a, um
949
penalty, fine
multa, ae, f
950
final, last
postremus, a, um
951
punish, sentence
multo
952
avenging
vindex, icis
953
the Furies
Eumenides, um, f.pl.
954
of serpents, snaky
anguinus, a, um
955
wreathed, crowned
redimitus, a, um
956
hair, the hair (collectively)
capillus, i, m
957
forehead, brow, front
frons, ntis, f
958
marrow
medulla, ae, f
959
without resources, helpless, weak, wretched
inops, opis
960
disappear, pass away, vanish
vanesco, vanescere, --, --
961
pollute with murder
funesto
962
prayer, supplication, punishment, torture, death penalty
supplicum, i, n
963
troubled, vexed
anxius, a, um
964
nod, give assent, grant
annuo, annuere, annui, --
965
guide, ruler, master
rector, oris, m
966
tremble, shake violently, quake
contremesco, contremescere, contremui, --
967
shake violently, agitate
concutio, concutere, concussi, concussus
968
vibrate, tremble, flash, gleam, glitter
mico
969
world, universe
mundus, i, m
970
mist, vapor, fog, obscurity, confusion
caligo, inis, f
971
sow, plant
consero, conserere, consevi, consitus
972
firm, stable, fixed, steadfast, faithful
constans, ntis
973
Athenian
Erechtheus, a, um
974
harbor, port
portus, us, m
975
Aegeus, king of Athens and father of Theseus
Aegeus, ei, m
976
pleasant, delightful
iucundus, a, um
977
only, single, sole
unicus, a, um
978
since, indeed, seeing that
quandoquidem (adv)
979
burning, fiery, impetuous, violent
fervidus, a, um
980
unwilling, reluctant
invitus, a, um
981
faint, sluggish, weak
languidus, a, um
982
fill, glut, sate, satisfy, content
saturo
983
be joyful, take pleasure
gaudeo, gaudere, --, gavisus
984
rejoice, be glad
laetor
985
second, following, favorable, propitious, fortunate
secundus, a, um
986
show forth, utter, express
expromo, expromere, exprompsi, expromptus
987
grayish whiteness, white hair, old age
canities, ei, f
988
pour in, pour upon
infundo, infundere, infudi, infusus
989
dye, stain, color, corrupt, infect
inficio, inficere, infeci, infectus
990
wandering, unfixed, vague
vagus, a, um
991
linen cloth, sail
linteum, i, n
992
fire, flame
incendium, i, n
993
fine flax, linen, canvas, sail
carbasus, i, f
994
darken, cover, conceal
obscuro
995
rust, rust color
ferrugo, inis, f
996
Iberian, Spanish
Hiberus, a, um
997
Itonus, a Thessalian town with a famous sanctuary of Athena
Itonus, i, f
998
found, establish, conceal, hide, store
condo, condere, condidi, conditus
999
thrive, flourish, be strong
vigeo, vigere, vigui, --
1000
blot out, erase, cause to be forgotten
oblittero
1001
hill, high ground
collis, is, m
1002
deadly, mournful, fateful
funestus, a, um
1003
yard arm of a sailboat
antenna, ae, f
1004
twist, wind, wrench
intorqueo, intorquere, intorsi, intortus
1005
rope, cord, halyard
rudens, ntis, m
1006
recognize, identify
agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus
1007
favorable, fortunate, as hoped
prosperus, a, um
1008
returning home, restored
redux, ucis
1009
as, just as
ceu (adv)
1010
cloud, mist, vapor
nubes, is, f
1011
snow, snowy
niveus, a, um, f
1012
point, peak, summit
cacumen, inis, n
1013
look out, view
prospectus, us, m
1014
take away, use up, exhaust, destroy
absumo, absumere, absumpsi, absumptus
1015
blow into, inflate
inflo
1016
cliff, crag, ledge
scopulus, i, m
1017
with many folds, complicated
multiplex, icis
1018
wounded, hurt, smitten
saucius, a, um
1019
bloom, flower, flourish
floreo, florere, florui, --
1020
fly around
volito
1021
Bacchus
Iacchus, i, m
1022
an orgiastic chorus in honor of Dionysus
thiasus, i, m
1023
satyr
Satyrus, i, m
1024
born at Nyssa
Nysigenus, a, um
1025
wood spirit attendant of Dionysus
Silenus, i, m
1026
lively, quick, excited
alacer, cris, cre
1027
distracted, frantic, insane
lymphatus, a, um
1028
rave, rage, be insane
furo, furere, --, --
1029
the cry of bacchic revelers
euhoe (interj.)
1030
revel, celebrate Dionysus
bacchor
1031
bend, bow, turn aside
inflecto, inflectere, inflexi, inflectus
1032
point, tip, blade
cuspis, idis, f
1033
stalk, a staff twined with ivy and vine carried by bacchic revelers
thyrsus, i, m
1034
tear apart, mangle, wrench off, destroy
divello, divellere, divelli, divulsus
1035
limb, member, portion
membrum, i, m
1036
snake, serpent
serpens, ntis, m/f
1037
gird around, surround, crown
incingo, incingere, incinxi, incinctus
1038
hollowed out, concave
cavus, a, um
1039
frequent, throng, fill, celebrate
celebro
1040
orgies, nocturnal festivals of Dionysus
orgia, orum, n.pl.
1041
wicker box, basket
cista, ae, f
1042
not sacred, unclean, wicked, ipious, uninitiated
profanus, a, um
1043
strike, beat
plango, plangere, planxi, planctus
1044
high, tall, long
procerus, a, um
1045
drum
tympanum, i, n
1046
palm, flat of the hand
palma, ae, f
1047
ringing, jingling
tinnitus, us, m
1048
copper, bronze
aes, aeris, n
1049
hoarse-sounding, raucous
raucisonus, a, um
1050
blow out, breathe out, exhale
efflo
1051
buzzing, humming
bombus, i, m
1052
strange, foreign, uncivilized, unintelligible
barbarus, a, um
1053
make a shrill noise, whistle
strido, stridere, --, --
1054
shin bone, pipe, flute
tibia, ae, f
1055
song, music
cantus, us, m
1056
splendidly
amplifice (adv)
1057
adorn, embellish, beautify
decoro
1058
fill up, satisfy
expleo, explere, explevi, expletus
1059
blowing, breathing
flatus, us, m
1060
of the morning, early
matutinus, a, um
1061
the west wind
Zephyrus, i, m
1062
sloping downward, declining
proclivus, a, um
1063
set into motion, quicken, excite
incito
1064
sound, ring, echo
resono, resonare, resonavi, --
1065
striking, beating
plangor, oris, m
1066
loud laugh, guffaw
cachinnus, i, m
1067
increase, spread
increbesco, increbescere, increbrui
1068
flash back, reflect, glitter
refulgeo, refulgere, refulsi, refulsus
1069
entrance, court of a house
vestibulum, i, n
1070
going away, departure
abitus, us, m
1071
Chiron, centaur and tutor of Achilles
Chiron, onis, m
1072
of or belonging to the forest
silvestris, e
1073
bring forth, bear, give birth to
pario, parere, peperi, partus
1074
flower, blossom
flos, floris, m
1075
lukewarm, tepid
tepidus, a, um
1076
fertile, fruitful, productive, rich, overflowing
fecundus, a, um
1077
the west wind
Favonius, i, m
1078
confused, undistinguished
indistinctus, a, um
1079
twine, braid
plecto, plectere, plexi, plectus
1080
small crown or garland
corolla, ae, f
1081
laugh, smile
rideo, ridere, risi, risus
1082
immediately, suddenly, without delay
confestim (adv)
1083
Peneus, a river in Thessaly
Penios, ii, m
1084
become green
viridor, viridari, --
1085
beech tree
fagus, i, f.
1086
log, post, trunk
stipes, itis, m
1087
laurel tree
laurus, i, f
1088
nod, sway, waver
nuto
1089
plane tree
platanus, i, f
1090
kindle, inflame, burn
flammo
1091
Phaethon, son of Helios
Phaethon, ontis, m
1092
pertaining to the air, airy, lofty
aereus, a, um
1093
cypress tree
cupressus, us, f
1094
be green
vireo, virere, --, --
1095
skilled, clever, expert
sollers, rtis
1096
Prometheus
Prometheus, ei, m
1097
make small, reduce, diminish
extenuo
1098
flint
silex, icis
1099
fasten behind, tie up, restrain
restringo, restringere, restrinxi, restrinctus
1100
brother/sister
unigena, ae, m/f
1101
female inhabitant
cultrix, icis, f
1102
disdain, reject, despise
aspernor
1103
of a yoke, yoked together, matrimonial, nuptial
iugalis, e
1104
joint, limb, member
artus, us, m
1105
heap together, pile up
construo, construere, construxi, constructus
1106
weak, feeble
infirmus, a, um
1107
truth-telling
veridicus, a, um
1108
the Fates
Parcae, arum f.pl.
1109
ankle, ankle bone
talus, i, m
1110
sit down, settle, sink, fall
resido, residere, resedi, --
1111
head-band, fillet
vitta, ae, f
1112
pick, pluck, gather, seize, enjoy
carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptus
1113
according to religious usage, in a proper manner, rightly
rite (adv)
1114
the left hand
laeva, ae f
1115
distaff
colus, i or us, f
1116
wool
lana, ae, f
1117
on the back, supine
supinus, a, um
1118
finger
digitus, i, m
1119
thumb
pollex, icis, m
1120
poise, balance, hold in equilibrium
libro
1121
spindle
fusus, i, m
1122
pluck off, tear away, break off
decerpo, decerpere, decerpsi, decerptus
1123
make equal, keep step to
aequo
1124
of wool
laneus, a, um
1125
somewhat dry
aridulus, a, um
1126
stick to, cleave, cling
haereo, haerere, haesi, haesus
1127
bit, little piece
morsum, i, n
1128
shorn wool, sheepskin, fleece
vellus, eris, n
1129
made of twigs
virgatus, a, um
1130
watch, guard, protect
custodio, custodire, custodivi, custoditus
1131
small wicker basket
calathiscus, i, m
1132
pour
fundo, fundere, fudi, fusus
1133
faithlessness, treachery
perfidia, ae, f
1134
make known, declare, betray, accuse, charge
arguo, arguere, argui, argutus
1135
taken out, excepted, exceptional, distinguished
eximius, a, um
1136
a district of Macedonia
Emathia, ae, f
1137
means of defense, protection, safeguard
tutamen, inis, n
1138
divine announcement, oracle, prophecy
oracium, i, n
1139
what is woven in, woof, weft
subtegmen, inis, n
1140
the evening star
Hesperus, i, m
1141
well-omened, favorable, auspicious
faustus, a, um
1142
mind-swaying, persuasive, distracted, deranged
flexanimus, a, um
1143
strew under
substerno, substernere, substravi, substratus
1144
of oak wood, strong, solid, firm
robustus, a, um
1145
forearm, arm
brachium, i, n
1146
weave together, entwine
contexo, contexere, contexui, contextus
1147
union, harmony, agreement
concordia, ae, f
1148
having no part in, devoid of, free from
expers, rtis
1149
Achilles
Achilles, is, m
1150
back, rear
tergum, i, n
1151
contest, strife, rivalry, battle, combat
certamen, inis, n
1152
flaming, fiery
flammeus, a, um
1153
deer
cerva, ae, f
1154
Phrygian, Trojan
Phryx, ygis
1155
of Teucer, Trojan
Teucrus, a, um
1156
flow, trickle, drip
mano, manare, manavi, --
1157
Trojan
Troicus, a, um
1158
sit, beseige, blockade, occupy
obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessus
1159
far off, remote, prolonged, continuous, tedious
longinquus, a, um
1160
oath-breaking
periurus, a, um
1161
Pelops, a king of Athens
Pelops, opis, m
1162
make empty, lay waste, destroy
vasto
1163
third
tertius, a, um
1164
heir, descendant
heres, edis, m
1165
extraordinary, distinguished, excellent
egregius, a, um
1166
bent, bowed, curved
incurvus, a, um
1167
hair, lock
crinis, is, m
1168
rotten, decayed
putridus, a, um
1169
thick, compact, crowded, closely set
densus, a, um
1170
pluck beforehand, gather prematurely
praecerpo, praecerpere, --, --
1171
farmer, inhabitant
cultor, oris, m
1172
an ear of corn
arista, ae, f
1173
golden yellow, blond
flavens, ntis
1174
mow, reap, harvest
demeto, demetere, demessui, demessus
1175
farmland, field
arvum, i, n
1176
son of Troy, Trojan
Troiugena, ae, m
1177
unsafe, hostile, dangerous
infestus, a, um
1178
strew before, cast down
prosterno, prosternere, prostravi, prostratus
1179
witness
testis, is, m/f
1180
Scamander, one of Troy's two rivers
Scamander, dri, m
1181
tearing, seizing, impetuous, rushing, swift
rapidus, a, um
1182
pour out, scatter, spread
diffundo, diffundere, diffudi, diffusus
1183
the Hellespont
Hellespontus, i, m
1184
cut down, kill, slaughter
caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesus
1185
make narrow, straighten
angusto, angustare, --, --
1186
mass, pile, heap, hoard
acervus, i, m
1187
make lukewarm
tepefacio, tepefacere, tepefeci, tepefactus
1188
elevated, lofty, high
excelsus, a, um
1189
heap together, collect in a mass
coacervo
1190
mass, heap, mound
agger, aggeris, m
1191
funeral pyre, tomb
bustum, i, n
1192
beat down, overturn, ruin, strike, destroy
percello, percellere, perculi, perculsus
1193
Troy
Dardania, ae, f
1194
of Neptune
Neptunius, a, um
1195
fastening, bond, fetter
vinclum, i, n
1196
of Polyxena, daughter of Priam
Polyxenius, a, um
1197
make wet, soak, drench
madefacio
1198
burial place, grave, tomb
sepulcrum, i, n
1199
two-headed, two-edged
anceps, ancipitis
1200
fall down, lie down, submit
succumbo, succumbere, succubui, succubitus
1201
beast for sacrifice
victima, ae, f
1202
maimed, mutilated, dismembered
truncus, a, um
1203
hollow of the knee, ham
poples, itis, m
1204
of yesterday
hesternus, a, um
1205
necklace
filum, i, n.
1206
disagreeing, inharmonius
discors, rdis
1207
lying apart, sleeping alone
secubitus, us, m
1208
grandson, descendant
nepos, otis
1209
go see, visit
inviso, invisere, invisi, --
1210
god
caelicola, ae, m
1211
despise, reject, scorn
sperno, spernere, sprevi, spretus
1212
lasting a year, yearly, annual
annuus, a, um
1213
of holidays, festal
festus, a, um
1214
fall forwards, sink down
procumbo, procumbere, procubui, procubitus
1215
Dionysus
Liber, eri, m
1216
Parnassus
Parnasus, i, m
1217
bacchante
Thyas, ados, f
1218
crying euhan (cry of Bacchus)
evans = euhans, ntis
1219
Delphi
Delphi, orum m.pl.
1220
in rivalry, with competition, zealously, eagerly
certatim (adv)
1221
smoke, steam, fume
fumo, fumare, fumavi, --
1222
bringing death
letifer, -fera, -ferum
1223
Mars
Mavors, rtis
1224
a river
Triton, onis, m
1225
mistress of a house, lady
(h)era, ae, f
1226
of or native to Rhamnus, a district of Attica
Ramnusius, a, um
1227
crowd, troop, throng, body of soldiers
caterva, ae, f
1228
the earth, land
tellus, uris, f
1229
justice, righteousness, equity
iustitia, ae, f
1230
put out, extinguish, kill
extinguo, extinguere, extinxi, extinctus
1231
mourn, lament, bewail
lugeo, lugere, luxi, luctus
1232
in early life, youthful
primaevus, a, um
1233
gain possession of, acquire
potior, potiri, potitus sum
1234
stepmother
noverca, ae, f
1235
pollute, defile, desecrate
scelero
1236
acting justly
iustificus, a, um
