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Aeneid vocab
books I-XI, X, and XII
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02/27/2012
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Term
a, ab, abs
 Definition
(away) from, by [+ abl.]
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ac, atque
 Definition
and, also; as, than
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accipio, ere, cepi, ceptus
 Definition
receive, acept; learn, hear conceive
Term
Acestes, ae (m.)
 Definition
king in Sicily
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ad
 Definition
to, toward, at, near,about [+ accus.]
Term
adsum, esse, fui
 Definition
be present, assist [+ dat.]
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aequor, oris (n.)
 Definition
sea, waves; (level) plain
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age, agite (ago)
 Definition
up! come! lead on!
Term
agmen, inis (n.)
 Definition
army, line, troop; course
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ago, ere, egi, actus
 Definition
lead, drive, do, treat, pass, conduct
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ajo, ais, ait; ajunt
 Definition
say, speak, assert
Term
alius, a, ud
 Definition
other, another, else
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altus, a, um
 Definition
(on) high, lofty, deep
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amor, oris (m.)
 Definition
love, desire, passion
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anima, ae (f.)
 Definition
air, breath, life, soul, shade
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animus, i (m.)
 Definition
soul, spirit, breath, courage, anger, pride; purpose, thought
Term
ante
 Definition
before [+ accus.]; sooner, previously
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antiquus, a, um
 Definition
old, ancient, aged, former, of olden times, time-honored
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ara, ae (f.)
 Definition
altar
Term
ardeo, ere, arsi, arsus
 Definition
burn, be eager
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arma, orum (n.)
 Definition
arms, equipment, tools
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arvum, i (n.)
 Definition
plowed land, field, region
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arx, arcis (f.)
 Definition
citadel, fort; height, hill
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at, ast
 Definition
but, yet, however, at least
Term
ater, tra, trum
 Definition
black, gloomy, deadly
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audio, ire, ivi (ii), itus
 Definition
hear (of), hearken
Term
aura, ae (f.)
 Definition
air, breeze; favor; light
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aurum, i (n.)
 Definition
gold (object, equipment)
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aut (...aut...)
 Definition
or; either (...or...)
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bellum, i (n.)
 Definition
war(fare), combat, fight
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caelum, i (n.)
 Definition
sky, heaven; weather
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campus, i (m.)
 Definition
plain, field, level surface
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capio, ere, cepi, captus
 Definition
seize, catch; captivate; deceive; occupy
Term
caput, itis (n.)
 Definition
head; summit; life, person
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casus, us (m.)
 Definition
chance, (mis)fortune; fall
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cerno, ere, crevi, cretus
 Definition
discern, perceive, understand, decide; fight
Term
circum
 Definition
around, about, at, near [+ accus.]
Term
clamor, oris (m.)
 Definition
shout, roar, applause
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classis, is (f.)
 Definition
fleet, army, ship
Term
comes, itis (m./f.)
 Definition
comrade, follower
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conjunx, jugis (m./f.)
 Definition
husband, wife, spouse
Term
corpus, oris (n.)
 Definition
body, corpse, form
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cum [conj.]
 Definition
when, while, since, although
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cum [prep.]
 Definition
with [+ abl.]
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cunctus, a, um
 Definition
all, whole, entire
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cura, ae (f.)
 Definition
care, anxiety, grief, love
Term
cursus, us (m.)
 Definition
course, running, haste
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Danaus, a, um
 Definition
Danaan, Greek
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de
 Definition
(down, away) from, of, concerning, according to [+ abl.]
Term
dea, ae (f.)
 Definition
goddess
Term
deus, i (m.)
 Definition
god, divinity, deity
Term
dexter, (e)ra, (e)rum
 Definition
right (hand); favorable
Term
dext(e)ra, ae (f.)
 Definition
right hand (substantive)
Term
dico, ere, dixi, dictus
 Definition
say, speak, tell, call, name, describe, chant
Term
dictum, i (n.)
 Definition
word, speech, command
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Dido, onis (f.)
 Definition
legendary founder and queen of Carthage
Term
dies, diei (m./f.)
 Definition
day, time, season
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divus, a, um
 Definition
divine, heavenly, deified (subst. divinity, god, goddess)
Term
do, dare, dedi, datus
 Definition
give (forth), grant, allow, bestow, put, place, make
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domus, us (f.)
 Definition
house(hold), home, abode; family, race, line
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donum,i (n.)
 Definition
gift, offering, prize reward
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duco, ere duxi, ductus
 Definition
lead, draw (out), protract; produce; think
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dum
 Definition
while, as long as, until, provided
Term
Aeneas, ae (accus. an) (m.)
 Definition
Trojan prince, son of Venus and Anchises, hero of Aeneid
Term
Anchises, ae (accus. en) (m.)
 Definition
Trojan prince, father of Aeneas
Term
e, ex
 Definition
out of, from, according to [+ abl.]
Term
ego, mei (pl. nos, nostrum)
 Definition
I
Term
eo, ire, ivi (ii), itus
 Definition
go, proceed, come
Term
equus, i (m.)
 Definition
horse, steed, charger
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eripio, ere, ui, reptus
 Definition
snatch (from), tear away; rescue; hasten
Term
erro, are, avi, atus
 Definition
stray, wander, err; linger
Term
facio, ere, feci, factus
 Definition
do, make, perform; grant, offer; suppose
Term
fama, ae (f.)
 Definition
fame, report, reputation
Term
fatum, i (n.)
 Definition
fate, destiny, doom; oracle
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fero, ferre, tuli, latus
 Definition
bear, endure, wear; report, say; carry (off), plunder; extol; tend; grant, offer
Term
ferrum, i (n.)
 Definition
iron; sword, weapon, tool
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fessus, a, um
 Definition
tired, weary, feeble, worn
Term
finis, is (m./f.)
 Definition
end, limit, border; country; goal; starting-place
Term
flamma, ae (f.)
 Definition
flame, fire, torch; love
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fluctus, us (m.)
 Definition
wave, tide, flood, sea
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for, fari, fatus
 Definition
speak, say, tell, utter
Term
fors, fortis (f.)
 Definition
chance, fortune, hap
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fortuna, ae (f.)
 Definition
fortune, chance, luck
Term
fuga, ae (f.)
 Definition
flight, haste, exile, speed
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fugio, ere, fugi
 Definition
flee (from), escape, shun
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fundo, ere, fudi, fusus
 Definition
pour (out), shed; lay low, slay, rout; extend
Term
furo, ere, ui
 Definition
rage, rave, be frantic
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futurus, a, um
 Definition
future, destined (to be), impending, about to be [from sum]
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geminus, a, um
 Definition
twin, double, two
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genitor, oris (m.)
 Definition
begetter, father, sire
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gens, gentis (f.)
 Definition
clan, race, nation, herd
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genus, eris (n.)
 Definition
birth, origin, race; descendeant; kind, family
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habeo, ere, ui, itus
 Definition
have, hold; consider
Term
haud
 Definition
not, by no means, not at all
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heu
 Definition
alas! ah! ah me!
Term
hic [adv.]
 Definition
here, there, hereupon
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hic, haec, hoc
 Definition
this, that; he, she it
Term
hinc
 Definition
from this place, hence, thence
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honos (or), oris (m.)
 Definition
honor, glory, reward; offering, sacrifice; charm, grace
Term
huc
 Definition
to this place, hither, here
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idem, eadem, idem
 Definition
same, the same
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ignis, is (m.)
 Definition
fire, flame, light, lightning, star; passion, love, fury, wrath
Term
ille, illa, illud
 Definition
that (famous); he, she, it
Term
immanis, e
 Definition
huge, monstrous, enormous, mighty dreadful, cruel, atrocious
Term
imperium, (i)i (n.)
 Definition
command, power, dominion, rule, sway, mastery, realm(s)
Term
in
 Definition
in on, in the case of, among [+ abl.]
into, against, until toward {+ accus.]
Term
infelix, icis
 Definition
unfortunate, accursed, unhappy, ill-omened, unlucky, wretched
Term
inferus, a, um
 Definition
low, below, underneath
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imus, a, um
 Definition
deepest (superlative of inferus, a, um)
Term
ingens, ingentis
 Definition
enormous, mighty, huge
Term
inter
 Definition
between, among, during [+ accus.]
Term
ipse, ipsa, ipsum
 Definition
(him, her, it)self; very
Term
ira, ae (f.)
 Definition
anger, wrath, rage, passion
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is, ea, id
 Definition
this, that; he, she, it
Term
Italia, ae (f.)
 Definition
Italy
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jam
 Definition
now, already, finally, at once
Term
Juppiter, Jovis (m.)
 Definition
king of the gods
Term
jubeo, ere, jussi, jussus
 Definition
command, order, bid, enjoin (upon), urge
Term
Juno, onis (f.)
 Definition
queen of the gods
Term
labor, i, lapsus
 Definition
slip (by), slide, glide (by), descend; fail; faint, fall, perish; flow
Term
labos (or), oris (m.)
 Definition
labor, hardship, task
Term
lacrima, ae (f.)
 Definition
tear, compassion
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laetus, a, um
 Definition
happy; fertile; fat, sleek
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limen, inis (n.)
 Definition
threshold, doorway, entrance; abode; shrine; palace
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litus, oris (n.)
 Definition
shore, strand, coast, beach
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locus, i (pl. loci, loca) (m.)
 Definition
place, region; condition, situation; opportunity
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longus, a, um
 Definition
long, wide, distant
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lumen, inis (n.)
 Definition
light, lamp; eye; life
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lux, lucis (f.)
 Definition
light, sun, day; life; glory
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magnus, a, um
 Definition
great, huge, large, vast; noble, illustrious, mighty, important
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major, majus
 Definition
greater, larger, more vast (compar. of magnus)
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maneo, ere, masi, mansus
 Definition
stay, remain, abide, linger, (a)wait
Term
manus, us (f.)
 Definition
hand; band, troop; deed
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mare, is (n.)
 Definition
sea
Term
mater, tris (f.)
 Definition
mother, dam, matron
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maximus
 Definition
greatest, largest, most vast (superl. of magnus)
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medius, a, um
 Definition
mid(dle), intermediate
Term
mens, mentis (f.)
 Definition
mind, feeling, intention
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meus, a, um
 Definition
my (own), mine
Term
miser, era, erum
 Definition
miserable, unhappy, wretched, unfortunate, pitiable
Term
mitto, ere, misi, missus
 Definition
send, hurl, dismiss, let go; end, finish; offer, pay
Term
moenia, ium (n.)
 Definition
walls; city; structures
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mons, montis (m.)
 Definition
mountain, height
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mors, rtis (f.)
 Definition
death, destruction, ruin
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moveo, ere, movi, motus
 Definition
move; ponder
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multus, a, um
 Definition
much, many, abundant
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munus, eris (n.)
 Definition
function, duty; gift
Term
nam, namque
 Definition
for, indeed, truly
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natus, i (m.)
 Definition
son, child, young
Term
navis, is (f.)
 Definition
ship, boat, vessel, galley
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-ne
 Definition
(sign of a question) whether, or
Term
ne
 Definition
lest, that not, no, not
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neque (...neque), nec
 Definition
neither (...nor), nor, and not
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nomen, inis (n.)
 Definition
name, fame, renown
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non
 Definition
not, no
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noster, tra, trum
 Definition
our (own), ours
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novus, a, um
 Definition
new, young, strange, late
Term
nox, noctis (f.)
 Definition
night, darkness; sleep
Term
nullus, a, um
 Definition
none, no, no one
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numen, inis (n.)
 Definition
divinity, divine power/will/favor/purpose/presence
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nunc
 Definition
(but) now, soon, as it is
Term
O
 Definition
O! oh! ah!
Term
oculus, i (m.)
 Definition
eye
Term
olle, olla, ollud
 Definition
archaic form of ille
Term
omnis, e
 Definition
all, every, whole, universal
Term
ora, ae (f.)
 Definition
shore, coast, region, border
Term
os, oris (n.)
 Definition
mouth, face; speech
Term
parens, parentis (m./f.)
 Definition
parent, ancestor, father, mother
Term
paro, parare, paravi, paratus
 Definition
prepare, make (ready)
Term
pars, partis (f.)
 Definition
part, portion, share, side
Term
pater, patris (m.)
 Definition
father, ancestor, sire
Term
patrius, a, um
 Definition
paternal, ancestral, native
Term
pectus, oris (n.)
 Definition
breast, chest, heart, soul
Term
pelagus, i (n.)
 Definition
sea, flood, waves
Term
per
 Definition
through, by (means of), over, among, because of, during [+ accus.]
Term
pes, pedis (m.)
 Definition
foot; sheet-rope, sheet
Term
peto, ere, ivi (ii), itus
 Definition
seek, attack, aim (at), ask, scan
Term
pius, a, um
 Definition
devoted, loyal, righteous
Term
plures
 Definition
more (comparative of multus)
Term
plurimus
 Definition
most (superlative of multus)
Term
plus
 Definition
more (comparative of multus)
Term
poena, ae (f.)
 Definition
punishment, penalty, satisfaction, revenge, vengeance
Term
pono, ere, posui, pos(i)tus
 Definition
put, place (aside); found, establish; bury
Term
portus, us (m.)
 Definition
port, harbor, haven
Term
possum, posse, potui
 Definition
be able, can, avail
Term
Priamus, i (m.)
 Definition
Priam, king of Troy
Term
primus, a, um
 Definition
first, foremost, chief
Term
procul
 Definition
far, at a distance, from afar
Term
puer, pueri (m.)
 Definition
boy, child; slave
Term
puppis, is (f.)
 Definition
stern; ship, vessel, galley
Term
quaero, ere, quaesivi, quaesitus
 Definition
seek (in vain), miss, inquire, ask, try
Term
(-que...) -que
 Definition
(both...) and; also, even
Term
qui, quae, quod
 Definition
who, which, what, that
Term
quis (qua), quid (qui, quae, quod)
 Definition
who? which? what? why? any, some(one)
Term
quo
 Definition
whither, where(fore), whereby
Term
quondam
 Definition
(at) some time, formerly, ever
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refero, ferre, tuli, latus
 Definition
bear back, restore, carry off; reproduce, renew, recall; relate, say; (re)pay
Term
regina, ae (f.)
 Definition
queen; royal (adj.)
Term
regnum, i (n.)
 Definition
rule, sqay, sovereignty
Term
relinquo, ere, liqui, lictus
 Definition
leave, desert, surrender, abandon, relinquish
Term
remus, i (m.)
 Definition
oar
Term
res, rei (f.)
 Definition
thing, affair, matter, deed
Term
rex, regis (m.)
 Definition
king; ruling/royal (adj.)
Term
ruo, ere, i, ru(i)tus
 Definition
fall; rush; sink; plow
Term
sacer, cra, crum
 Definition
sacred, holy, consecrated; accursed; (n. subst.) sacrifice, holy implement (object); mystery
Term
sanguis, inis (m.)
 Definition
blood; race, descendant
Term
saxum, i (n.)
 Definition
stone, rock ,reef, cliff, crag
Term
sed
 Definition
but, moreover, however
Term
sedes, is (f.)
 Definition
seat; abode, habitation; bottom; tomb, shrine; place, region
Term
sequor, i, secutus
 Definition
follow, attend, pursue, accompany, seek
Term
servo, are, avi, atus
 Definition
observe, watch; preserve, save, guard, keep, rescue; nurse
Term
si
 Definition
whether, if (only), in case that
Term
sic
 Definition
thus, so, in this manner
Term
sidus, eris (n.)
 Definition
star, constellation, meteor; season, weather; heaven
Term
silva, ae (f.)
 Definition
forest, wood(s), tree(s)
Term
simul (ac, atque)
 Definition
at the same time, together, (as soon as)
Term
socius, (i)i (m.)
 Definition
ally, comrade, follower
Term
solus, a, um
 Definition
alone, only, lonely, sole
Term
somnus, i (m.)
 Definition
sleep, slumber, dream
Term
sto, stare, steti, status
 Definition
stand (fast, up); halt; endure; stick (to), remain
Term
sub
 Definition
(from) under, close (to) beneath, (deep) in, after [+ accus./abl.]
Term
subeo, ire, ivi (ii), itus
 Definition
go under, bear; apporoach, enter; arise [+ dat.]
Term
sublatus, a, um
 Definition
fourth principle part of tollo
Term
sui
 Definition
(of) himself, herself, itself, themselves; him, her, it, them
Term
sum, esse, fui, futurus
 Definition
be, exist
Term
summus
 Definition
highest (superl. of superus)
Term
super
 Definition
above, beyond, left, in addition, upon, concerning, about [+ accus./abl.]
Term
superus, a, um
 Definition
upper, higher, above; (subst.) god, divinity
Term
supremus, a, um
 Definition
highest (superl. of superus)
Term
surgo, ere, surrexi, surectus
 Definition
raise, (a)rise, spring up, surge
Term
sustuli
 Definition
third principle part of tollo
Term
suus, a, um
 Definition
his, her, its, their (own)
Term
talis, e
 Definition
such, of such sort, the following
Term
tandem
 Definition
at length, finally; pray
Term
tantus, a, um
 Definition
so great, so much, so far
Term
tectum, i (n.)
 Definition
roof; house, home, abode
Term
tellus, uris (f.)
 Definition
earth, land, country
Term
telum, i (n.)
 Definition
weapon; wound, blow
Term
tempus, oris (n.)
 Definition
time; occasion, crisis
Term
tendo, tendere, tetendi, tentus
 Definition
stretch; hasten, strive (ex)tend, aim; tent
Term
teneo, ere, ui, tus
 Definition
have, hold, restrain
Term
terra, ae (f.)
 Definition
earth, land, country, soil
Term
Teucrus, a, um
 Definition
Teucrian, Trojan
Term
tollo, ere, sutuli, sublatus
 Definition
lift, raise, upheave, stir up; remove, destroy
Term
totus, a, um
 Definition
all, every, whole, full
Term
traho, ere, traxi, tractus
 Definition
drag (out), draw (in), lead, protract, spend
Term
tristis, e
 Definition
sad, unhappy, dreary, fatal
Term
Troja, ae (f.)
 Definition
Troy, a city of Asia Minor
Term
tu, tui (pl. vos, vestrum)
 Definition
you
Term
tum, tunc
 Definition
then, at that time; further
Term
tuus, a, um
 Definition
your(s), your own
Term
Tyrius, a, um
 Definition
Tyrian, Carthaginian
Term
ubi
 Definition
where, when, as soon as
Term
ullus, a, um
 Definition
any, any one
Term
umbra, ae (f.)
 Definition
shade, shadow, ghost
Term
umerus, i (m.)
 Definition
shoulder
Term
unda, ae (f.)
 Definition
wave, billow, water, sea
Term
unus, a, um
 Definition
one, only, alone, single
Term
urbs, urbis (f.)
 Definition
city, town
Term
ut(i)
 Definition
as, when; that, so that; how
Term
vastus, a ,um
 Definition
desolate, vast, enormous
Term
vates, is (m./f.)
 Definition
prophet, seer, bard
Term
-ve, vel (...vel)
 Definition
or, even, either (...or)
Term
velum, i (n.)
 Definition
cloth, canvas, sail
Term
venio, ire, veni, ventus
 Definition
come, go
Term
ventus, i (m.)
 Definition
wind, breeze, blast, air
Term
via, ae (f.)
 Definition
way, road, journey, street
Term
victor, oris (m.)
 Definition
victor; (adj.) victorious
Term
video, ere, vidi, visus
 Definition
see, perceive; (pass.) be seen, appear, seem (best)
Term
vinco, ere, vici, victus
 Definition
conquer, surpass
Term
vir, viri (m.)
 Definition
(real) man, hero, husband
Term
vis, vis (f.) (pl. vires)
 Definition
force, violence, energy
Term
vita, ae (f.)
 Definition
life, soul, spirit
Term
vix
 Definition
scarcely, feeble, with difficulty
Term
voco, vocare, avi, atus
 Definition
call, name, address, convoke, invoke, invite, challenge
Term
volo, velle, volui
 Definition
will, wish, be willing
Term
volvo, ere, i, volutus
 Definition
revolve, (un)roll, roll (round, through); undergo
Term
vox, vocis (f.)
 Definition
voice, word, speech, sound
Term
abeo
 Definition
go away, depart
Term
acer
 Definition
sharp, piercing
Term
addo
 Definition
give to, add
Term
aequo
 Definition
make level, equalize
Term
aether
 Definition
upper air, ether
Term
affor
 Definition
speak to, address
Term
agnosco
 Definition
recognize, understand
Term
ala
 Definition
wing
Term
aliquis
 Definition
some(one), any(one)
Term
alter
 Definition
other (of two),second
Term
amicus
 Definition
friend(ly), amicable
Term
amitto
 Definition
lose, send away
Term
amo
 Definition
love, cherish
Term
an
 Definition
whether
Term
annus
 Definition
year
Term
antrum
 Definition
cave, cavern
Term
aperio
 Definition
uncover, open
Term
arbor
 Definition
tree
Term
arduus
 Definition
steep, arduous
Term
ars
 Definition
art, skill
Term
artus (noun)
 Definition
joint, limb
Term
asper
 Definition
rough, harsh
Term
aspicio
 Definition
look (at), behold
Term
asto
 Definition
stand (by, near)
Term
astrum
 Definition
star, constellation
Term
atollo
 Definition
lift (up), arouse
Term
audeo
 Definition
be eager, dare
Term
aureus
 Definition
of gold, golden
Term
auris
 Definition
ear
Term
auster
 Definition
south(wind)
Term
autem
 Definition
moreover, however
Term
averto
 Definition
turn from, avert
Term
bis
 Definition
twice
Term
cado
 Definition
fall, die
Term
caecus
 Definition
blind, unseeing
Term
cano
 Definition
sing (of), chant
Term
carina
 Definition
keel, ship
Term
carus
 Definition
dear
Term
causa
 Definition
cause, reason
Term
cavus
 Definition
hollow
Term
cedo
 Definition
yield, cede
Term
celer
 Definition
swift
Term
celsus
 Definition
high, lofty
Term
centum
 Definition
one hundred
Term
certamen
 Definition
contest
Term
certus
 Definition
settled, certain
Term
cingo
 Definition
encircle, gird
Term
cinis
 Definition
ashes, cinders
Term
clarus
 Definition
clear, famous
Term
colo
 Definition
cultivate, worship
Term
coma
 Definition
hair, foliage (of a tree)
Term
condo
 Definition
put together, found
Term
consido
 Definition
settle, subside
Term
consisto
 Definition
take position
Term
contra
 Definition
against, opposite
Term
cor
 Definition
heart
Term
corripio
 Definition
snatch (up)
Term
credo
 Definition
trust, believe, credit
Term
crinis
 Definition
hair (of the head)
Term
crudelis
 Definition
cruel, pitiless
Term
currus
 Definition
chariot
Term
custos
 Definition
guard, custodian
Term
deinde
 Definition
then, thereupon
Term
demitto
 Definition
let down
Term
desero
 Definition
abandon, desert
Term
dirus
 Definition
fearful, dire
Term
doceo
 Definition
teach
Term
dolor
 Definition
pain, grief
Term
dolus
 Definition
trick(ery), artifice
Term
dulcis
 Definition
sweet
Term
durus
 Definition
hard, harsh
Term
dux
 Definition
leader, guide
Term
ecce
 Definition
lo! behold!
Term
effero
 Definition
bear out, extol
Term
effundo
 Definition
pour out
Term
enim
 Definition
for, truly
Term
ensis
 Definition
sword, steel
Term
equidem
 Definition
indeed, certainly
Term
ergo
 Definition
therefore, ergo
Term
etiam
 Definition
even, also
Term
exerceo
 Definition
train, exercise
Term
extremus
 Definition
farthest, extreme
Term
facies
 Definition
figure, face
Term
fallo
 Definition
deceive
Term
fas
 Definition
divine right (law)
Term
fax
 Definition
torch
Term
ferus
 Definition
wild, fierce
Term
fides
 Definition
(good) faith, reliability, fidelity
Term
fidus
 Definition
faithful, trustworthy
Term
figo
 Definition
(trans)fix, fasten
Term
flumen
 Definition
stream, river
Term
forma
 Definition
shape, beauty
Term
fortis
 Definition
brave, strong
Term
funus
 Definition
funeral, death
Term
furor
 Definition
madness, fury
Term
gemitus
 Definition
groan(ing), lamentation
Term
gero
 Definition
bear, accomplish
Term
gravis
 Definition
heavy, grave
Term
gurges
 Definition
whirlpool, sea
Term
haereo
 Definition
stick (to), adhere
Term
harena
 Definition
sand
Term
heros
 Definition
hero
Term
homo
 Definition
man, person
Term
horreo
 Definition
shudder, bristle (at)
Term
hortor
 Definition
urge, exhort
Term
hospes
 Definition
guest, host
Term
hostis
 Definition
(public) enemy, hostile
Term
ignarus
 Definition
ignorant
Term
imago
 Definition
image, form
Term
impello
 Definition
drive, impel
Term
impleo
 Definition
fill (up)
Term
impono
 Definition
place on, impose
Term
inanis
 Definition
empty, vacant
Term
incendo
 Definition
set on fire, excite
Term
incipio
 Definition
begin
Term
inde
 Definition
thence, thereupon
Term
inquam
 Definition
quoth, say
Term
insignis
 Definition
marked, distinguished, significant
Term
interea
 Definition
meanwhile
Term
iter
 Definition
road, journey
Term
iterum
 Definition
again, a second time
Term
jaceo
 Definition
lie
Term
jacto
 Definition
toss, boast
Term
jugum
 Definition
yoke, ridge
Term
jungo
 Definition
join
Term
juvenis
 Definition
youth, young, juvenile
Term
juvo
 Definition
help, please
Term
juxta
 Definition
near, next to
Term
laevus
 Definition
left (hand), awkward
Term
lateo
 Definition
lie hid, be hidden
Term
latus
 Definition
broad, wide
Term
latus
 Definition
side, flank
Term
laus
 Definition
praise, glory
Term
lego
 Definition
gather, collect
Term
letum
 Definition
death, ruin
Term
licet
 Definition
it is permitted
Term
linquo
 Definition
leave, relinquish
Term
loquor
 Definition
speak, talk
Term
lucus
 Definition
(sacred) grove
Term
lustro
 Definition
cleanse, illumine
Term
maestus
 Definition
sad, dejected
Term
malus
 Definition
bad, evil
Term
manes
 Definition
soul(s), spirit(s), manes
Term
membrum
 Definition
member, limb
Term
memoro
 Definition
recall, recount
Term
mensa
 Definition
table
Term
mereo
 Definition
deserve, merit
Term
metus
 Definition
fear, dread
Term
misceo
 Definition
mix, mingle
Term
miseror
 Definition
pity, commiserate
Term
modus
 Definition
measure, manner
Term
moles
 Definition
mass(ive structure)
Term
monstro
 Definition
demonstrate, show, teach
Term
monstrum
 Definition
monster, omen
Term
mora
 Definition
delay, hindrance
Term
morior
 Definition
die
Term
moror
 Definition
delay, hinder
Term
mos
 Definition
manner, custom
Term
murus
 Definition
wall
Term
muto
 Definition
change
Term
nemus
 Definition
glade, grove
Term
nepos
 Definition
grandson, descendant
Term
nimbus
 Definition
rainstorm, cloud
Term
nisi
 Definition
if not, unless
Term
nosco
 Definition
learn, know
Term
nubes
 Definition
(storm) cloud
Term
numerus
 Definition
number, amount
Term
obscurus
 Definition
dark, obscure
Term
omen
 Definition
omen, portent
Term
(ops), opis
 Definition
assistance, resources
Term
opto
 Definition
choose, desire, opt
Term
opus
 Definition
work; necessity
Term
orbis
 Definition
circle, orbit
Term
ordo
 Definition
succession, order
Term
oro
 Definition
play, plead
Term
os
 Definition
bone
Term
palma
 Definition
palm, blade of oar
Term
pando
 Definition
spread out, expand
Term
par
 Definition
equal
Term
pario
 Definition
bear
Term
patior
 Definition
permit, suffer
Term
pietas
 Definition
loyalty, devotion, piety
Term
placidus
 Definition
gentle, placid
Term
pontus
 Definition
sea, the deep
Term
populus
 Definition
people, nation
Term
porta
 Definition
gate, portal
Term
posco
 Definition
demand, claim
Term
post
 Definition
after, behind
Term
praeceps
 Definition
headlong, precipitous
Term
praemium
 Definition
reward, premium
Term
precor
 Definition
pray, invoke
Term
premo
 Definition
press, pursue
Term
prior
 Definition
earlier, prior
Term
pro
 Definition
before, for
Term
proles
 Definition
offspring, descendants
Term
pugna
 Definition
fight, battle
Term
pulcher
 Definition
beautiful, handsome
Term
qualis
 Definition
of what kind?
Term
quam
 Definition
how, as, than
Term
quicumque
 Definition
whoever, whichever, whatever
Term
quiesco
 Definition
rest, sleep
Term
quin
 Definition
(but) that
Term
quoque
 Definition
also, too
Term
ramus
 Definition
branch, bough
Term
rapio
 Definition
seize, snatch
Term
ratis
 Definition
raft, ship
Term
reddo
 Definition
give back, render
Term
repono
 Definition
restore, bury
Term
respicio
 Definition
regard, consider
Term
robur
 Definition
oak (tree), strength
Term
rumpo
 Definition
break, burst
Term
rursus
 Definition
again, back
Term
sacerdos
 Definition
priest(ess)
Term
sacro
 Definition
devote, consecrate
Term
saepe
 Definition
often
Term
saevus
 Definition
fierce, raging
Term
scelus
 Definition
wicked deed, crime
Term
scopulus
 Definition
crag, cliff
Term
seco
 Definition
cut
Term
secundus
 Definition
second, favorable
Term
sedeo
 Definition
sit, be settled
Term
senex
 Definition
old, aged
Term
signum
 Definition
mark, sign(al)
Term
similis
 Definition
like, similar
Term
sine
 Definition
without [+ abl.]
Term
sol
 Definition
sun
Term
solum
 Definition
bottom, ground
Term
solvo
 Definition
loosen, release
Term
sonitus
 Definition
sound, noise
Term
sono
 Definition
sound, resound
Term
soror
 Definition
sister
Term
sors
 Definition
lot, fate
Term
spargo
 Definition
scatter, disperse
Term
spero
 Definition
hope
Term
spes
 Definition
hope
Term
spumo
 Definition
foam, spume
Term
sterno
 Definition
strew, overthrow
Term
subitus
 Definition
sudden
Term
superbus
 Definition
proud, haughty
Term
supero
 Definition
overcome, surpass
Term
supplex
 Definition
kneeling, suppliant
Term
taceo
 Definition
be silent (tacit)
Term
tam
 Definition
so
Term
tamen
 Definition
nevertheless
Term
templum
 Definition
temple, shrine
Term
tempto
 Definition
try, attempt
Term
ter
 Definition
thrice
Term
tergum
 Definition
back, rear
Term
thalamus
 Definition
bridal chamber
Term
torqueo
 Definition
twist, wind
Term
tot
 Definition
so many
Term
tremo
 Definition
tremble, quake
Term
tumulus
 Definition
mound
Term
turbo
 Definition
confuse, disturb
Term
unde
 Definition
whence
Term
undique
 Definition
from (on) all sides
Term
varius
 Definition
varied, various
Term
vel
 Definition
or
Term
velut
 Definition
just as, even as
Term
vertex
 Definition
whirl, vortex, vertex
Term
verto
 Definition
turn
Term
vester
 Definition
your(s)
Term
vestigium
 Definition
track, trace, vestige
Term
vestis
 Definition
clothing, garment, vesture
Term
vetus
 Definition
old, ancient
Term
virgo
 Definition
maiden, girl
Term
viridis
 Definition
verdant, green
Term
virtus
 Definition
manliness, valor, virtue
Term
vitta
 Definition
fillet, band
Term
volucer
 Definition
flying, winged; bird
Term
voveo
 Definition
solemnly promise, vow
Term
vulnus
 Definition
wound
Term
vultus
 Definition
face, countenance
Term
absum
 Definition
be away, be absent
Term
accedo
 Definition
go to, accede
Term
accendo
 Definition
kindle
Term
accingo
 Definition
gird (on)
Term
acies
 Definition
sharp edge; battle line
Term
acuo
 Definition
sharpen
Term
adeo (adv.)
 Definition
to such a degree
Term
adeo (vb.)
 Definition
go to, visit
Term
aditus
 Definition
approach, access
Term
adytum
 Definition
shrine, inner sanctuary
Term
aeger
 Definition
sick, weak
Term
aeneus
 Definition
of bronze, brazen
Term
aequus
 Definition
equal, level
Term
aer
 Definition
air, fog
Term
aes
 Definition
copper, bronze
Term
aestas
 Definition
summer
Term
aeternus
 Definition
eternal, everlasting
Term
aetherius
 Definition
airy, ethereal
Term
aevum
 Definition
age, eternity
Term
agger
 Definition
mound, dike
Term
aggredior
 Definition
approach, attack
Term
agito
 Definition
agitate, drive
Term
albus
 Definition
white
Term
aloquor
 Definition
speak to, address
Term
almus
 Definition
fostering, kindly
Term
ambo
 Definition
both
Term
amens
 Definition
mad, frantic, demented
Term
amnis
 Definition
river, stream
Term
amplector
 Definition
embrace, surround
Term
amplus
 Definition
ample, spacious
Term
animus
 Definition
spirit, mind
Term
appareo
 Definition
appear
Term
apto
 Definition
fit on, equip, adapt
Term
aqua
 Definition
water
Term
arceo
 Definition
confine, restrain
Term
arcus
 Definition
bow, arch
Term
argentum
 Definition
silver, money
Term
armo
 Definition
arm, equip
Term
arrigo
 Definition
raise (up), erect
Term
auctor
 Definition
originator, founder, author
Term
aufero
 Definition
bear away, remove
Term
auspicium
 Definition
omen, auspices
Term
avello
 Definition
tear away, pluck off
Term
avus
 Definition
grandfather, ancestor
Term
axis
 Definition
axle, axis, chariot
Term
bos
 Definition
bull, cow, ox; (pl.) cattle
Term
bracchium
 Definition
(fore)arm
Term
brevis
 Definition
short, brief
Term
caedes
 Definition
killing, slaughter
Term
caedo
 Definition
fell, kill
Term
caeruleus
 Definition
dark blue, cerulean
Term
caestus
 Definition
cestus, boxing glove
Term
cardo
 Definition
pivot, hinge
Term
carmen
 Definition
song, poem
Term
carpo
 Definition
pluck
Term
castrum
 Definition
fortress; (pl.) camp
Term
cautes
 Definition
crag, pointed rock
Term
certo
 Definition
contend, fight
Term
cervix
 Definition
neck
Term
ceterus
 Definition
the other(s)
Term
ceu
 Definition
just as, as if
Term
chorus
 Definition
choral dance, band
Term
cieo
 Definition
move, agitate
Term
citus
 Definition
stirred, swift
Term
claudo
 Definition
close, shut
Term
clipeus
 Definition
(round) shield
Term
coepi
 Definition
have begun
Term
cognomen
 Definition
(sur)name, cognomen
Term
cogo
 Definition
collect, compel
Term
colligo
 Definition
collect, gather
Term
collum
 Definition
neck
Term
comitor
 Definition
accompany, attend
Term
committo
 Definition
join, entrust, perform
Term
compello
 Definition
hail, greet
Term
complector
 Definition
emprace
Term
compleo
 Definition
fill completely
Term
compono
 Definition
put together, arrange
Term
concutio
 Definition
shake, shatter
Term
conjugium
 Definition
union, marriage
Term
conscius
 Definition
conscious
Term
consilium
 Definition
plan, counsel, council
Term
conspicio
 Definition
catch sight of, behold
Term
contendo
 Definition
struggle, contend
Term
contingo
 Definition
touch, happen (to)
Term
continuus
 Definition
unbroken, continuous
Term
conubium
 Definition
wedlock, marriage
Term
convello
 Definition
tear to pieces, destroy
Term
convenio
 Definition
come together, convene
Term
converto
 Definition
turn about, change
Term
cornu
 Definition
horn
Term
corona
 Definition
crown, wreath
Term
creber
 Definition
thick, frequent
Term
cruentus
 Definition
bloody
Term
cruor
 Definition
blood
Term
culmen
 Definition
top, summit
Term
cupido
 Definition
desire, eagerness
Term
curro
 Definition
run
Term
curvus
 Definition
bent, curved
Term
daps
 Definition
banquet, feast
Term
decorus
 Definition
becoming, adorned
Term
decus
 Definition
beauty, glory
Term
defero
 Definition
bear away, report
Term
de(j)icio
 Definition
throw, cast (down)
Term
deligo
 Definition
choose, select
Term
demens
 Definition
distracted, demented
Term
demum
 Definition
finally, at last
Term
densus
 Definition
thick, dense
Term
descendo
 Definition
climb down, descend
Term
dignus
 Definition
worthy [+ abl.]
Term
digredior
 Definition
step away, depart
Term
disco
 Definition
learn
Term
discrimen
 Definition
crisis, risk
Term
diversus
 Definition
different, diverse
Term
divinus
 Definition
divine, godlike
Term
dominus
 Definition
master, lord
Term
donec
 Definition
until
Term
ductor
 Definition
leader, guide
Term
dudum
 Definition
already, now for a long time
Term
duo
 Definition
two
Term
educo
 Definition
lead forth
Term
effor
 Definition
speak (out)
Term
effugio
 Definition
flee (away), escape
Term
egregius
 Definition
distinguished, uncommon
Term
elabor
 Definition
slip (out), escape
Term
en
 Definition
lo! behold!
Term
epulae
 Definition
banquet, feast
Term
error
 Definition
error, mistake
Term
eruo
 Definition
cast out, overthrow
Term
evado
 Definition
go forth, evade
Term
exanimus
 Definition
lifeless, breathless
Term
excedo
 Definition
go forth, withdraw
Term
excipio
 Definition
take out, except
Term
excutio
 Definition
shake (out, off)
Term
exigo
 Definition
drive out, exact
Term
exorior
 Definition
rise (up), appear
Term
expedio
 Definition
extricate, disentangle
Term
exspecto
 Definition
watch for, await, expect
Term
exstinguo
 Definition
extinguish, destroy
Term
extemplo
 Definition
immediately, suddenly
Term
exterreo
 Definition
terrify, frighten
Term
exuo
 Definition
put off, strip
Term
exuviae
 Definition
spoils, armor
Term
facilis
 Definition
easy (to do), facile
Term
fames
 Definition
hunger, famine
Term
famulus
 Definition
servant, house, slave
Term
fastigium
 Definition
slope, summit
Term
fatalis
 Definition
fated, fatal
Term
fateor
 Definition
admit, confess
Term
fatigo
 Definition
weary, tire
Term
fauces
 Definition
jaws, gullet
Term
felix
 Definition
lucky, felicitous
Term
femina
 Definition
female, woman
Term
ferio
 Definition
smite, strike
Term
fingo
 Definition
shape, invent
Term
fio
 Definition
become
Term
flecto
 Definition
bend, turn
Term
fleo
 Definition
weep, (be)wail
Term
fletus
 Definition
weeping, tears
Term
fluo
 Definition
flow
Term
fluvius
 Definition
stream, river
Term
foedo
 Definition
defile, pollute
Term
foedus
 Definition
treaty, league
Term
folium
 Definition
leaf, foliage
Term
foris
 Definition
door
Term
formido
 Definition
dread, apprehension
Term
foveo
 Definition
foster, protect
Term
frango
 Definition
break, shatter
Term
frater
 Definition
brother
Term
fremo
 Definition
murmur, roar
Term
fretum
 Definition
strait of water, sea
Term
frons, frondis
 Definition
leaf, foliage, frond
Term
frons, frontis
 Definition
forehead, front
Term
frustra
 Definition
in vain, vainly
Term
fulgeo
 Definition
gleam, flash
Term
fulmen
 Definition
lightning, thunderbolt
Term
fulvus
 Definition
yellow, tawny
Term
funis
 Definition
rope, cable
Term
furiae
 Definition
rage, fury
Term
galea
 Definition
helmet
Term
gaudeo
 Definition
rejoice
Term
gelidus
 Definition
frosty, ice-cold, gelid
Term
gemo
 Definition
groan, lament
Term
genu
 Definition
knee
Term
germanus
 Definition
own brother (sister)
Term
gigno
 Definition
beget, bear
Term
glomero
 Definition
collect, assemble
Term
gloria
 Definition
glory, fame
Term
gradior
 Definition
step, walk
Term
gradus
 Definition
step, pace, grade
Term
gremium
 Definition
lap, bososm
Term
gressus
 Definition
step, walk
Term
habito
 Definition
occupy, inhabit
Term
hasta
 Definition
spear
Term
haurio
 Definition
draw, drain
Term
herba
 Definition
herb, grass
Term
hibernus
 Definition
wintry
Term
hiems
 Definition
winter; storm
Term
horridus
 Definition
rough, fearful, horrid
Term
hospitium
 Definition
hospitality, welcome
Term
humus
 Definition
ground
Term
hymenaeus
 Definition
hymen, god of marriage
Term
ictus
 Definition
blow, strike
Term
ignotus
 Definition
unknown
Term
imber
 Definition
rain(storm)
Term
immensus
 Definition
boundless, immense
Term
immito
 Definition
send in, let go
Term
immotus
 Definition
unmoved, immovable
Term
impius
 Definition
impious, disloyal
Term
incedo
 Definition
proceed, go in(to)
Term
incertus
 Definition
uncertain
Term
includo
 Definition
shut in, confine, include
Term
incumbo
 Definition
lie on, lean on
Term
induo
 Definition
put on, don
Term
infandus
 Definition
unspeakable
Term
infero
 Definition
bear in (against)
Term
infundo
 Definition
pour (rush) in
Term
ingemino
 Definition
redouble, repeat
Term
ingredior
 Definition
step in, enter
Term
inimicus
 Definition
(personal) enemy, hostile
Term
iniquus
 Definition
unequal, unjust
Term
insequor
 Definition
follow, pursue
Term
insidiae
 Definition
ambush, treachery
Term
insons
 Definition
innocent
Term
instauro
 Definition
renew, refresh, restore
Term
instruo
 Definition
arrange, plan
Term
insula
 Definition
island
Term
intendo
 Definition
strain, stretch
Term
interior
 Definition
inner, interior
Term
intro
 Definition
go within, enter
Term
intus
 Definition
within
Term
invado
 Definition
attack, invade
Term
invenio
 Definition
come upon, find
Term
invideo
 Definition
look on, envy, hate
Term
iste
 Definition
that (of yours, contemptible
Term
ita
 Definition
so, thus
Term
jacio
 Definition
hurl, throw
Term
jus
 Definition
right, justice, law
Term
juvencus
 Definition
bullock, heifer
Term
juventa
 Definition
youth
Term
juventus
 Definition
youth
Term
lacrimo
 Definition
shed tears, weep
Term
lacus
 Definition
lake
Term
latex
 Definition
fluid, liquid
Term
laurus
 Definition
laurel
Term
levis
 Definition
light, slight
Term
levo
 Definition
lift, remove
Term
lex
 Definition
law, rule
Term
libo
 Definition
sip, pour a libation
Term
loco
 Definition
place, locate
Term
longaevus
 Definition
aged
Term
luctus
 Definition
grief, mourning
Term
ludus
 Definition
game; school
Term
luna
 Definition
moon
Term
macto
 Definition
sacrifice, offer
Term
magister
 Definition
master, chief
Term
magnanimus
 Definition
great-souled, magnanimous
Term
mando
 Definition
hand over, commission
Term
memini
 Definition
remember
Term
memor
 Definition
mindful
Term
mergo
 Definition
immerse, plunge
Term
meta
 Definition
boundary, goal
Term
metuo
 Definition
fear, dread
Term
mille
 Definition
one thousand
Term
mirabilis
 Definition
marvelous, wonderful
Term
miror
 Definition
wonder at, marvel at
Term
misereo
 Definition
pity, commiserate
Term
molior
 Definition
heap up, build
Term
mollis
 Definition
soft, gentle
Term
moneo
 Definition
advise, admonish
Term
monumentum
 Definition
reminder, monument
Term
mortalis
 Definition
mortal
Term
murmur
 Definition
murmur(ing)
Term
nauta
 Definition
sailor
Term
nefandus
 Definition
unspeakable, wicked
Term
nefas
 Definition
impiety, wickedness
Term
nego
 Definition
deny, refuse
Term
nequiquam
 Definition
in vain, vainly
Term
niger
 Definition
black
Term
nihil
 Definition
nothing
Term
nimius
 Definition
too much, excessive
Term
nodus
 Definition
knot, node
Term
nubilis
 Definition
cloud, misty
Term
nuntius
 Definition
messenger, message
Term
nympha
 Definition
nymph
Term
ob
 Definition
on account of [+ accus.]
Term
ob(j)icio
 Definition
oppose, throw in the way
Term
obliviscor
 Definition
forget
Term
obsideo
 Definition
besiege, occupy
Term
obstipesco
 Definition
be amazed, stand agape
Term
occuro
 Definition
run to meet, occur
Term
offero
 Definition
present, offer
Term
olim
 Definition
once, at that time
Term
omnipotens
 Definition
omnipotent, all powerful, almighty
Term
onero
 Definition
load, burden
Term
opacus
 Definition
dark, obscure, opaque
Term
orior
 Definition
arise, begin
Term
ostendo
 Definition
show, stretch toward
Term
ostendo
 Definition
show, display
Term
ostium
 Definition
mouth, entrance
Term
ovo
 Definition
rejoice
Term
parco
 Definition
spare [+ dat.]
Term
pareo
 Definition
obey [+ dat.]
Term
pasco
 Definition
feed (on), pasture
Term
passim
 Definition
generally, everywhere
Term
pateo
 Definition
lie open, extend
Term
patera
 Definition
bowl, (libation) cup
Term
pauci
 Definition
few
Term
pax
 Definition
peace
Term
pecus
 Definition
cattle, flock
Term
pello
 Definition
strike, drive
Term
pendeo
 Definition
hang, be suspended
Term
penetralis
 Definition
inner, interior; (n. pl.) shrine
Term
penitus
 Definition
thoroughly, utterly
Term
perago
 Definition
finish, accomplish
Term
pereo
 Definition
perish, be lost
Term
perfero
 Definition
bear (to the end), endure
Term
perficio
 Definition
accomplish, perfect
Term
periculum
 Definition
danger, peril
Term
pestis
 Definition
plague, pestilence
Term
pharetra
 Definition
quiver for arrows
Term
pingo
 Definition
paint, depict, embroider
Term
pinguis
 Definition
fat, rich
Term
pinna
 Definition
feather, wing
Term
plausus
 Definition
applause
Term
plenus
 Definition
full
Term
polus
 Definition
pole, heavens
Term
pondus
 Definition
weight
Term
porto
 Definition
carry
Term
postis
 Definition
(door)post, portal
Term
postquam
 Definition
after
Term
potior
 Definition
obtain [+ abl.; gen.]
Term
praecipto
 Definition
throw headlong, precipitate
Term
praeda
 Definition
booty, prey
Term
praesto
 Definition
furnish, excel
Term
praesum
 Definition
be in charge (at the head of)
Term
praeterea
 Definition
besides, moreover
Term
prex
 Definition
prayer, entreaty
Term
principium
 Definition
beginning
Term
procedo
 Definition
go forward, proceed
Term
procumbo
 Definition
lie forward, sink (to the ground)
Term
proelium
 Definition
battle, fight
Term
prohibeo
 Definition
prohibit, forbid
Term
pro(j)icio
 Definition
hurl, project
Term
promito
 Definition
send forth, promise
Term
propinquo
 Definition
approach [+ dat.]
Term
proprius
 Definition
one's own, peculiar
Term
prora
 Definition
prwo
Term
prospicio
 Definition
look forward, provide
Term
protinus
 Definition
at once, immediately
Term
pubes
 Definition
youth, men
Term
pulso
 Definition
beat, lash
Term
purpureus
 Definition
crimson
Term
quamquam
 Definition
although, however
Term
quando
 Definition
when? at some time
Term
quantus
 Definition
how great? as great as
Term
quatio
 Definition
shake
Term
quattor
 Definition
four
Term
quies
 Definition
rest, quiet
Term
quisquam
 Definition
anyone
Term
quisque
 Definition
each, everyone
Term
quisquis
 Definition
whoever, whichever, whatever
Term
quod
 Definition
because; (as for) the fact that
Term
rapidus
 Definition
swift, rapid
Term
recedo
 Definition
recede, withdraw
Term
recens
 Definition
fresh, new, recent
Term
recipio
 Definition
take back, receive
Term
recuso
 Definition
refuse
Term
redeo
 Definition
go back, return
Term
reduco
 Definition
lead back
Term
regio
 Definition
region, district
Term
regius
 Definition
royal, regal
Term
regno
 Definition
reign, rule
Term
rego
 Definition
rule, direct
Term
reliquiae
 Definition
remnant, remains
Term
reor
 Definition
reckon, suppose
Term
repente
 Definition
suddenly
Term
reperio
 Definition
find (out)
Term
repeto
 Definition
demand, reseek, repeat
Term
requiro
 Definition
demand, require
Term
resido
 Definition
settle (down), sink
Term
resolvo
 Definition
untie, loose(n)
Term
respondeo
 Definition
answer, respond
Term
retro
 Definition
back(ward)
Term
revello
 Definition
tear off
Term
reviso
 Definition
revisit, come back to
Term
revoco
 Definition
call back, revoke
Term
ripa
 Definition
bank, shore
Term
rite
 Definition
duly, fittingly
Term
ruina
 Definition
downfall, ruin
Term
rupes
 Definition
crag, rock
Term
saevio
 Definition
rage
Term
sagitta
 Definition
arrow
Term
sal
 Definition
salt, brine
Term
salsus
 Definition
salty, salted
Term
salus
 Definition
health, safety
Term
satis
 Definition
enough, sufficient
Term
sceptrum
 Definition
scepter; rule
Term
scio
 Definition
know (how)
Term
secerno
 Definition
separate
Term
semper
 Definition
always, ever
Term
sententia
 Definition
feeling, opinion
Term
sentio
 Definition
feel, perceive
Term
sepelio
 Definition
perform rites of burial
Term
septem
 Definition
seven
Term
sepulcrum
 Definition
tomb, sepulcher
Term
serenus
 Definition
clear, serene
Term
sermo
 Definition
conversation, discourse
Term
sero
 Definition
sow
Term
signo
 Definition
designate, mark
Term
sileo
 Definition
be silent
Term
simulacrum
 Definition
image, likeness
Term
simulo
 Definition
pretend, simulate
Term
sinister
 Definition
left
Term
sino
 Definition
allow, permit
Term
sisto
 Definition
set, stand
Term
spatium
 Definition
space
Term
spelunca
 Definition
cave
Term
spiro
 Definition
breathe, blow
Term
spolium
 Definition
trophy, spoils
Term
statuo
 Definition
station, establish
Term
stirps
 Definition
trunk, stock, race
Term
strideo
 Definition
hiss, whiz
Term
stringo
 Definition
draw (tight), graze
Term
struo
 Definition
pile up, construct
Term
studium
 Definition
zeal, eagerness
Term
sub(j)icio
 Definition
drive in, expose, subject
Term
sublimis
 Definition
lofty, sublime
Term
succedo
 Definition
approach (closely), succeed
Term
sumo
 Definition
take (up), assume
Term
supersum
 Definition
remain, survive
Term
suscipio
 Definition
take up, undertake
Term
suspendo
 Definition
suspend, hang up
Term
tango
 Definition
touch
Term
tardus
 Definition
slow, late, tardy
Term
taurus
 Definition
bull
Term
tempestas
 Definition
tempest, storm
Term
tenebrae
 Definition
darkness
Term
tenuis
 Definition
thin, tenuous
Term
terreo
 Definition
frighten, terrify
Term
tertius
 Definition
third
Term
testor
 Definition
call to witness, tstify
Term
timeo
 Definition
fear, dread
Term
torus
 Definition
bed, couch
Term
trabs
 Definition
trunk of tree, beam
Term
trepidus
 Definition
agitated, excited
Term
tres
 Definition
three
Term
tumidus
 Definition
swollen, swelling
Term
turba
 Definition
mob, crowd, tumult
Term
turbo
 Definition
tornado, whirlwind
Term
uber
 Definition
udder, fertility
Term
ulterior
 Definition
beyond, farther, ulterior
Term
ultor
 Definition
avenging, avenger
Term
ultro
 Definition
beyond, furthermore
Term
umidus
 Definition
moist, humid
Term
umquam
 Definition
ever, at any time
Term
urgeo
 Definition
drive, urge
Term
uterque
 Definition
each of two, both
Term
uterus
 Definition
womb, belly
Term
vacuus
 Definition
empty, vacant
Term
vado
 Definition
go, advance
Term
vadum
 Definition
ford, shallow
Term
valeo
 Definition
be strong/able
Term
validus
 Definition
strong, valid
Term
valles
 Definition
valley
Term
vanus
 Definition
empty, vain
Term
veho
 Definition
go, convey, carry
Term
velo
 Definition
veil, cover
Term
veneror
 Definition
venerate, worship
Term
verbum
 Definition
word
Term
verro
 Definition
sweep, scour
Term
verso
 Definition
turn (often), keep turning
Term
vinum
 Definition
wine, vine
Term
viscus
 Definition
vitals, entrails, viscera
Term
visus
 Definition
sight, vision
Term
vivo
 Definition
live, subsist
Term
vivus
 Definition
alive, living
Term
voluto
 Definition
roll, revolve
Term
vulgus
 Definition
the common people
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