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AP Latin: Vergil Aeneid vocab
ALL the vocabulary in the Aeneid
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Language - Latin
12th Grade
05/02/2011

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Term
-que
Definition
and
Term
Achivus, -a, -um
Definition
Achaean, Greek
Term
Achivus, -a, -um
Definition
Acaean, Greek
Term

Italia

Italiae

f

Definition
Italy
Term

Iuno

Iunonis

f

Definition
Juno
Term
Lavinius, -a, -um
Definition
Lavianian, of Lavinium
Term

Troia

Troiae

f

Definition
Troy
Term
a, ab
Definition
from, away from, by
Term

abdo

abdere

abdidi

abditus

Definition

to hide, conceal

to plunge, bury (a weapon)

Term

abeo

abire

abii/abivi

abiturus

(irreg)

Definition
to go away
Term

abluo

abluere

ablui

ablutus

Definition

to wash off/out

to wash clean, cleanse

Term

abnego

abnegare

abnegavi

abnegatus

Definition
to refuse, decline
Term

abripio

abripere

abripui

abreptus

Definition
to snatch away
Term

absens

absentis

Definition

not present

absent

although absent

Term

absum

abesse

afui

afuturs

(irreg)

Definition
to be away, be absent, be distant
Term
ac
Definition
and
Term

accedo

accedere

accessi

accessus

Definition

to come/go to

to draw near, approach, reach

Term

accendo

accendere

accendi

accensus

Definition
to set on fire
Term

accingo

accingere

accinxi

accinctus

Definition

to gird, surround

to equip, arm

to prepare

Term

accipio

accipere

accepi

acceptus

Definition
to accept, get, receive, welcome
Term

accumbo

accumbere

accubui

accubiturus

Definition
to recline (at a table)
Term

acer

acris

acre

Definition

keen

savage

fierce

Term

acervus

acervi

m

Definition
pile, heap
Term

acies

aciei

f

Definition

sharp edge, line, glane, army, battle

pl. ranks

Term
acutus, -a, -um
Definition
pointed, sharp, tapering, high-pitched
Term
ad
Definition
at, to, towards, near
Term

addo

addere

addidi

additus

Definition
to add
Term
adeo
Definition
so much, to such an extent
Term

adeo

adire

adii

aditus

(irreg)

Definition
to come to, approach
Term
adflictus, -a, -um
Definition
battered, harassed, shattered, ruined
Term

adflo

adflare

adflavi

adflatus

Definition

to emit air, breathe on/upon

to inspire

Term

adfor

adfari

adfatus sum

Definition
to speak to, address
Term

adgredior

adgredi

adgressus sum

Definition

to proceed toward, appraoch

assault, attack

Term
adhuc
Definition
still, as yet
Term

adimo

adimere

ademi

ademptus

(+ dat.)

Definition
to take away (from)
Term

aditus

aditus

m

Definition

approach, entry

doorway

Term

adiuvo

adiuvare

adiuvi

adiutus

Definition
to help, assist
Term

adloquor

adloqui

adlocutus sum

Definition
to speak to, address
Term

admiror

admirari

admiratus sum

Definition
to wonder (at)
Term

admoveo

admovere

admovi

admotus

Definition
to move toward
Term

adnitor

adniti

adnixus sum

Definition

to rest on, lean on

to exert oneself

Term

adnuo

adnuere

adnui

adnutus

Definition
to beckon, nod, grant, promise, approve
Term

adoro

adorare

adoravi

adoratus

Definition
to plead with, address, pray to, worship
Term

adsum

adesse

adfui

adfuturus

Definition
to be present, be near
Term

advenio

advenire

adveni

adventurus

Definition
to reach, arrive (at)
Term
adversus, -a, -um
Definition
opposite, facing, opposing, in front of
Term

adverto

advertere

adverti

adversus

Definition

to turn toward

to pay attention, heed

Term
altus, -a, -um
Definition
high, tall, lofty
Term

arma

armorum

n. pl.

Definition
arms, weapons
Term

bellum

belli

n

Definition
war
Term

cano

canere

cecini

cantus

Definition

to sing (of, about), chant (about)

to prophesize, foretell

to celebrate

Term
et
Definition
and
Term

fatum

fati

n

Definition

fate

death

Term

iacto

iactare

iactavi

iactatus

Definition

throw, cast

toss about, torment

Term
ille, illa, illud
Definition
that, those
Term

ira

irae

f

Definition
anger
Term

litus

litoris

n

Definition

seashore

coast

Term

memor

memoris

Definition
mindful, unforgetting, keeping in mind
Term
multus, -a, -um
Definition
much, many
Term
ob (prep + acc)
Definition
on account of
Term

ora

orae

f

Definition
shore, border, edge, land
Term

patior

pati

passus sum

Definition
to suffer, endure
Term
primus, -a, -um
Definition
first
Term

profugus

profugi

m

Definition
exile
Term
qui, quae, quod
Definition
who, which, what
Term
quoque
Definition
also
Term
saevus, -a, -um
Definition
fierce, savage
Term
superus, -a, -um
Definition

higher, upper

(gods)

Term

terra

terrae

f

Definition
land, earth
Term

venio

venire

veni

venturus

Definition
to come
Term

vir

viri

m

Definition
man
Term

vis

vis

f

(acc=vim, abl=vi)

pl: vires

Definition
force, strength
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