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sicarius, imurderer, assassin

0 et and Conjunction# et and Conjunction## ## qui, quae, quod relative pronoun: 'who', 'which' etc. Pronoun ## #

### hic, haec, hoc Pronoun ## #### sum, esse, fui be, exist Verb ## #### in into/onto, against +acc; in/on +ab Preposition## #### tu you Pronoun ### #### ego I, me Pronoun ## #### atque and Conjunction## #### non not Adverb ### #### neque nor, and not Adverb ## #### ille, illa, illud distal demonstrative pronoun: 'that' Pronoun ## #### omnis, e each/every (sg), all (pl) Adjective ## #### ad to +acc Preposition## #

# is, ea, id Pronoun ## #### per through +acc; during +acc Preposition## #### ipse, ipsa, ipsum Pronoun ## #### sui Pronoun ## #

### ut/uti Conjunction## #

### do, dare, dedi, datus to give; dedicate Verb ## #### magnus, a, um great, large Adjective ## #### to see, look at; consider Verb ### #### si if Conjunction### #### to say Verb ## #### fero, ferre, tuli, latus to carry, bear Verb ## #### ab by [agent] +ab; from +ab Preposition## #

# iam now; besides Adverb ## #### armum, i arms, weapons Noun ## #### primus, a, um first, foremost Adjective ## #### quis, quis, quid Pronoun ## #### aut or Conjunction## #### res, rei thing; business Noun ## #

proximal demonstrative pronoun: 'this'

personal pronoun: 'this', 'that' (weak)reflexive pronoun: 'him-/her-/itself'reflexive pronoun: 'him-/her-/itself'indicates purpose or result +subjunctive

video, videre, vidi, visusdico, dicere, dixi, dictus

interrogative pronoun: 'who?', 'what?'

### tum then, next; moreover Adverb ## #### possum, posse, potui to be able Verb ## #### multus, a, um much Adjective ## #### nunc now Adverb ## #### Aeneas Aeneas Name ## #### manus, us hand, band of men Noun ### #### pater, patris father Noun ### #### altus, a, um high, deep Adjective### #

### de Preposition### #

### quod because Conjunction### #### urbs, urbis city, Rome Noun ## #### ex out of +ab Preposition## #### tantus, a, um so great Adjective ## #### animus, i mind, soul; spirit Noun ### #### deus, dei god Noun ### #### vir, viri man, husband Noun ### #### cum when Adverb ### #### medius, a, um middle Adjective### #### cum with +ab Preposition### #### sed but Conjunction### #### bellum, i war Noun ### #### terra, ae land, earth Noun ### #### sic thus, so Adverb ### #

### to make, create, do Verb ### #

### quam how, how much; than Adverb ### #

### to come Verb ### #

### ingens, ntis not natural; huge Adjective### #### sub under +acc +ab preposition### #### suus, sua, suum one's own Adjective### #### at but Conjunction### #### talis, e such, so great Adjective### #### tuus, a, um your Adjective### #### telum, teli dart, spear Noun ### #### Turnus Turnus Noun ### #### ago, agere, egi, actus to drive Verb ### #### caelum, i heaven, sky Noun ### #### os, oris mouth Noun ### #### eo, ire, ivi (ii), itus to go Verb ### #

down/away from +ab; about/concerning +ab

facio, facere, feci, factus

venio, venire, veni, ventus

### to attack, desire Verb ### #

### rex, regis king Noun ### #### Teucer Teucer Noun ### #### alius, a, ud other; different Adjective### #### causa, ae cause, reason Noun ### #

### hold, keep; possess Verb ### #

### longus, a, um long; tall Adjective### #### inter among; during +acc Preposition### #### corpus, oris body; person Noun ### #### litus, oris shore, coast Noun ### #### equus, equi horse Noun ### #### ante in front of, before +acc Preposition### #

### to follow Verb ### #

### meus, a, um my Adjective### #### unus, a, um 1; alone Adjective### #### ne not; introduces fear/danger clause Adverb ### #### fatum, i fate; oracle Noun ### #### superus, a, um Adjective### #### ubi where; when Adverb ### #### vis, vis/viris strength; violence; force Noun ### #### pectus, oris breast, heart Noun ### #### pars, partis part; share Noun ### #### voco, are, avi, atus to call Noun ### #### habeo, ere, ui, itus to have, hold; to consider Verb ### #### socius, a, um sharing; allied Adjective### #### totus, a, um whole, all Adjective### #### vox, vocis voice Noun ### #### o oh! ### #### homo, hominis man Noun ### #### Roscius, i Roscius Noun ### #### unda, ae wave Noun ### #### ferrum, i iron; weapon Noun ### #### nam for Conjunction### #### bonus, a, um good Adjective### #### nomen, nominis name, family name Noun ### #### our Noun ### #### nox, noctis night Noun ### #### sanguis, sanguinis blood Noun ### #

peto, petere, petivi, petitus

teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus

sequor, sequi, secutus sum

above, high; gods (substantive usage)

Interjection

noster, nostra, nostrum

### tempus, oris time Noun ### #### domus, domus/domi house, building; home (without prep.) Noun ### #### haud not Adverb ### #### for, fari, fatus sum to speak, say Verb ######## qua on which side, where, whither Adverb ######## agmen, agminis stream; herd; army Noun ######## locus, i seat; post Noun ######## gens, gentis tribe, clan; nation Noun ######## quaero, ere, sivi, situs to seek; obtain; ask Verb ######## oculus, i eye Noun ######## volo, velle, volui to want Verb ######## Troia, Troiae Troy Name ######## moenia, moenium walls Noun ######## aura, ae breeze; breath Noun ######## contra against, facing +acc Preposition#####

### to lead; think Verb #####

### dum while, until Conjunction######## ignis, ignis fire, brightness; passion Noun ######## to stand, be firm Verb ######## verus, a, um true, real Adjective######## etiam besides, also Conjunction#####

### iste, ista, istud Pronoun #####

### aequor, oris smooth surface; plain Noun ######## nullus, a, um no, none Adjective######## miser, era, erum poor, miserable Adjective######## caput, capitis head; person Noun ######## Iuppiter Jupiter Noun ######## hinc from here Adverb ######## hostis, is enemy (of the state); the enemy Noun ######## mater, matris mother Noun ######## mors, mortis death Noun ######## regnum, i royal power Noun #####

### to leave behind, abandon Verb #####

### dexter, ra, rum right (position); skilful; favourable Adjective######## iudex, iudicis judge, juror Noun ######## ventus, i wind Noun #####

### lift; destroy Verb #####

duco, ducere, duxi, ductus

sto, stare, steti, status

distal demonstrative pronoun: 'that' (antagonistic connotations)

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus

tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus

### circum around, about +acc Preposition######## iuvenis, is youth, young man Noun ######## Latinus, a, um Latin, of Latium Adjective######## vita, ae life Noun ######## amor, oris love Noun ######## audi, ire, ivi, itus to hear, listen Verb ######## fortuna, ae chance Noun ######## parvus, a, um small, little Adjective######## saxum, i stone Noun ######## via, ae way, road Noun ######## aurum, i gold Noun ######## campus, i plain, level surface Noun ######## enim namely; indeed Conjunction######## natus, i son; child (

### simul at the same time Adverb ######## vulnus, eris wound; hurt Noun ######## ater, ra, rum black, gloomy Adjective######## laetus, a, um happy; prosperous Adjective######## umbra, ae shade; ghost Noun ######## nihil nothing Noun ######## ruo, ere, ui ,utus to destroy, ruin Verb ######## acies, ei sharpness; battle line Noun ######## dictum, i words Noun ######## dies, ei day Noun ######## pes, pedis foot Noun ######## accipio, ere, epi, eptus to take, grasp, receive, accept Verb #####

### to be on fire, burn Verb #####

### fama, ae rumour; reputation Noun ######## iubeo, ere, iussi, iussus to order, command Verb ######## limen, inis threshold, entrance Noun ######## lumen, luminis light; lamp; eye Noun ######## silva, ae wood, forest Noun ######## ara, ae altar Noun ######## clamor, oris shout, outcry Noun ######## ira, ae anger; wrath Noun ######## mare, maris sea Noun ######## mons, montis mountain Noun ######## puto, are, avi, atus to think, believe, suppose Verb ######## tam so, so much as, to such an extent Adverb ######## ensis, ensis sword Noun ######## sedes, sedis seat; home Noun ######## classis, is class of Romans Noun ######## numen, numinis divine will, divinity Noun ######## Rutulus Rutulus Noun ######## credo, ere, idi, itus to trust, commit, believe Verb ######## porta, ae gate, entrance Noun ######## vinco, ere, vici, victus conquer, defeat Verb #####

### to be near Verb #####

### coniunx, coniugis spouse Noun #####

### to put, place ,set Verb #####

### saevus, a, um savage; fierce Adjective######## durus, a, um hard, stern Adjective#####

ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsus

adsum, adesse, adfui, adfuturus

pono, ponere, posui, positus

### novus, a, um new, fresh, young Adjective######## populis, i people, nation Noun ######## tot so many, such a number Adverb #####

### to turn; to overthrow Verb #####

### to take hold, seize, grasp Verb #####

### donum, i gift, present Noun ######## huc hither (loc. of 'hic') Adverb ######## interea meanwhile Adverb ######## sacer, sacra, sacrum sacred, holy Adjective######## genitor, oris father; creator Noun ######## sidus, eris star Noun ######## ullus, a, um any Adjective######## autem but (postpositive) Conjunction######## Iuno, onis Juno Noun ######## patria, ae fatherland, home Noun ######## castrum, i fort, camp (often pl.) Noun ######## dea, deae goddess Noun ######## fuga, ae flight, escape Noun #####

### to press, pursue; to oppress Verb #####

### puer, pueri boy Noun ######## rapio, ere, ui, aptus to drag off, snatch Verb ######## servo, are, avi, atus to watch over; protect Verb #####

### subeo, ire, ivi, itus Verb #####

### volo, are, avi, atus to fly Verb ######## immanis, e huge, vast; savage Adjective######## quo where, whither Adverb ######## umerus, i upper arm, shoulder Noun ######## victor, oris conqueror, victor Noun #####

### to roll, revolve Verb #####

### aliquis, aliqua, aliquod anyone/anybody/anything; someone Pronoun #####

### cursus, us running; speed; charge Noun #####

### spes, spei hope Noun ######## aether, eris upper air; heaven; ether Noun ######## aio to say, assert Verb ######## Chrysogonus Chrysogonus Noun #####

verto, vetere, verti, versuscapio, capere, cepi, captus

permo, premere, pressi, pressus

to go/move/pass underneath/into; to come/go up

volvo, volvere, volvi, volutus

### mos, moris custom, habit Noun #####

### to move, stir Verb #####

### oro, are, avi, atus to beg, ask for, pray Verb #####

### to cover, protect; to defend Verb #####

### verum yes, truly Adverb ######## arx, arcis citadel, stronghold Noun ######## caedes, is slaughter Noun ######## currus, us chariot Noun ######## fors, fortis fortune Noun #####

### to pour, cast (metals) Verb #####

### to bear, carry Verb #####

### ora, ae shore, coast Noun ######## procul away, at a distance Adverb ######## scelus, eris crime, calamity Noun #####

### to rise, lift; grow Verb #####

### tellus, eris earth, ground Noun ######## tergum, i back, rear Noun ######## vester, -ra, -rum your (pl) Adjective#####

### to snatch away Verb #####

### to die Verb #####

### quoque likewise, besides, also Adverb ######## anima, ae soul, spirit Noun #####

### to sing Verb #####

### to sift, separate, discern Verb #####

### certus, a, um fixed, firm Adjective######## infelix, infelicis unfortunate, wretched Adjective######## lux, lucis light Noun ######## alter, altera, alterum one (of two); the second (of two) Adjective######## Anchises Anchises Name ######## arvum, i field, soil Noun ######## audeo, ere, asus sum to intend, be prepared Verb ######## casus, us fall, overthrow; chance; accident Noun #####

moveo, movere, movi, motus

tego, tegere, texi, textus

fundo, fundere, fudi, fususgero, gerere, gessi, gestus

surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectus

eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptusmorior, moriri, moritus sum

cano, canere, cani, canituscerno, cernere, crevi, cretus

### ergo therefore Adverb ######## fides, ei faith, loyalty; honesty Noun #####

### to sit, remain Verb #####

### sine without +abl Preposition######## tandem finally; at last Adverb ######## turbo, are, avi, atus to disturb, agitate Verb ######## Danaus A Greek/Danaean Noun ######## metus, us fear; dread Noun ######## quisque each Pronoun ######## virgo, virginis maiden, young woman Noun ######## annus, i year Noun ######## firtis, e strong, powerful, mighty Adjective#####

### to remain, stay Noun #####

### to mix, mingle; to embroil Verb #####

### navis, is ship Noun ######## to ask, demand Verb ######## sive or if; or Conjunction######## vastus, a, um huge, vast Adjective######## condo, ere, idi, itus to put/insert; to preserve Verb ######## cuntus, i all (usually with exception) Noun ######## fluctus, us wave; disorder Noun ######## horreo, ere, horrui to dread, shrink from Verb ######## pulcher, ra, rum pretty Adjective#####

### to return; restore Verb #####

### to spread, scatter Verb #####

### antiquus, a, um ancient, time-honoured Adjective######## filius, i son Noun ######## flumen, fluminis river, stream Noun ######## gravis, e heavy; painful; important Adjective######## Italia, ae Italy Noun ######## Italus, Itali an Italian Noun ######## lacrima, ae tear Noun ######## modus, i manner, way, method Noun ######## pelagus, i sea Noun ######## sono, are, avi, atus sound Noun #####

sedeo, secere, sedi, sessus

maneo, ere, mansi, mansusmisceo, miscere, misui, mixtus

posco, poscere, poposci

reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditussterno, sternere, stravi, stratus

### to turn, twist Verb #####

### tristis, e sad Adjective######## dolor, oris pain, anguish Noun ######## finis, is boundary, end Noun ######## fio, fieri, factus sum to happen, come about Verb ######## imperium, i command, authority Noun ######## imus, a, um inmost, deepest Adjective######## latus, eris side; flank Noun ######## levis, e light, thin Adjective######## proelium, i battle, fight Noun ######## puppis, is stern, aft Noun ######## qualis, e what kind, sort Adjective######## quidem indeed Adverb ######## quis, quis, quid someone, anything Pronoun ######## somnus, i sleep Noun ######## vel or; even Adverb ######## virtus, virtutis strength, power; bravery Noun ######## to go/pass Verb ######## malus, a, um bad, evil Adjective######## nisi if not; unless Conjunction######## paro, are, avi, atus to prepare, provide Verb ######## signum, i standard (battle) Noun #####

### an Conjunction#####

### ars, artis skill, craft Noun ######## deinde then, afterward Adverb ######## frater, fratris brother Noun ######## mora, ae hindrance, obstacle Noun ######## quondam formerly, once Adverb ######## soror, sororis sister Noun ######## vertex, verticis whirlpool, vortex Noun ######## addo, ere, idi, itus to add, insert Verb ######## aequus, a, um level, even, equal Adjective######## ceterus, a, um other/s Adjective######## crimen, inis accusation Noun ######## labor, oris toil Noun ######## regina, ae queen Noun #####

### to break, destroy Verb #####

### sol, solis sun Noun #####

toequeo, torquere, torsi, tortus

cedo, ere, cessi, cessus

can it be that (expects negative answer)

rumpo, rumpere, rupi, ruptus

### vix hardly, scarcely Adverb ######## Verb ######## ager, agri field; farm Noun #####

### to look at, see Verb #####

### dux, ducis leader, commander Noun #####

### to adhere Verb #####

### to leave, quit, forsake Verb #####

### Priamus Priam Name #####

### to loosen, release Verb #####

### to draw, drag Verb #####

### vetus, eris old, ancient Adjective######## amnis, is river Noun ######## dextera on the right Adverb #####

### to pour out Verb #####

### figo, figere, fixi, fixus to fasten, fix Verb ######## furo, ere to rage Verb ######## iter, itineris journey Noun ######## lucus, i grove (esp. sacred) Noun ######## patrius, a, um paternal Adjective######## pax, pacis peace Noun #####

0 pius, a, um conscientious, faithful, upright Adjective####### poena, ae penalty, punishment Noun #####

# portus, us port, harbour Noun ###### postquam after Conjunction###### prior, prius Adjective###### quisquam any, anyone Pronoun ###### satis enough Adverb ###### superbus, a, um arrogant, proud Adjective###### Ascanius Name ###### aureus, a, um golden Adjective#####

# to run Verb #####

# to owe, be indebted Verb #####

# ecce behold! #####

adverto, ere, erti, ersus

to turn to; to direct one's attention to

aspicio, aspicere, aspexi, aspectus

haerei, haerere, haesi, haesuslinquo, linquere, liqui, lictus

solvo, solvere, solvi, solutustraho, trahere, traxi, tractus

effundo, effundere, effudi, effusus

ahead, in front; ancestors (substantive)

curro, currere, cucurri, cursusdebeo, debere, debui, debitus

Interjection

# fremo, ere, ui, itus to roar; to rage Verb ###### insto, instare, institi to pursue, threaten Verb #####

# to join, unite Verb #####

# munus, eris service; duty, office Noun ######## nemus, nemoris wood, forest Noun #####

# orbis, is circle; territory Noun ###### Troianus a Trojan Name #####

### amicus, a, um friendly, dear Adjective######## densus, a, um thick, dense Adjective######## desero, ere, ui, tus to leave, forsake Verb ######## duo two Number ######## maestus, a, um sad, unahppy Adjective######## post behind, after (has adv. form) +acc Preposition#####

### to scatter, strew Verb #####

### ter three time Adverb ######## undique from every side Adverb ######## varius, a, um different Adjective######## caecus, a, um blind; dark Adjective######## comes, it is comrade, companion Noun #####

# dirus, a, um awful, dire Adjective######## foedus, a, um foul, filthy Adjective######## funus, eris funeral Noun #####

# gemitus, us groan Noun ######## inquam to say Verb ######## insignis, e manifest, eminent Adjective######## letum, i death (usually violent) Noun ######## nequiquam in vain Adverb ######## to suffer; to allow Verb ######## periculum, i danger, peril Noun ######## remus, i oar Noun ######## vates, is prophet, seer Noun ######## certamen, inis contest; battle Noun #####

### to surround, enclose Verb #####

### clipeus, clipei round shield Noun ######## cor, cordis heart; mind, spirit Noun ######## defendo, ere, i, -sus to defend, look after Verb ######## Dido Dido Name #####

# facies, faciei shape, look Noun #####

iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctus

spargo, spargere, sparsi, sparsus

patior, pati, passus sum

cingo, cingere, cinxi, cinctus

### to deceive Verb #####

# heu oh! #####

# to lie Verb #####

### inimicus, a, um enemy Adjective#####

### to understand Verb #####

### laevus, a, um on the left Adjective######## magis to greater extent Adverb ######## Romanus Roman Name ######## templum, i temple Noun ######## Tros Name ######## unde from where Adverb ######## Venus Venus Name ######## ala, ae wing; upper arm Noun ######## cado, ere, cecidi, casus to fall, sink; be slain Verb #####

# cavus, a, um hollow, excavated Adjective######## colo, ere, ui, cultus to inhabit; to cultivate Verb ######## crudelis, e cruel, unmerciful Adjective######## erro, are, avi, atus to wander, go astray Verb #####

# extremus, a, um outermost Adjective###### os, ossis bone Noun ###### pontus, i sea Noun #####

### quin without, (why not as adv.) #####

### semper always Adverb ###### Tyrrhenus Name #####

### verbum, i word Noun ######## vestis, is garment, clothing Noun ######## vultus, us face, expression Noun ######## acer, ris, e sharp Adjective######## arduus, a, um steep, high Adjective######## auxilium, i help, assistance Noun ######## galea, ae helmet Noun ######## iacto, are, avi, atus to throw out Verb ######## inde thence Adverb ######## lex, legis law Noun ######## licet although, granted that Conjunction######## mille, is thousand Number ######## monstrum, i monster; unnatural thing Noun #####

fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsus

Interjection

iaceo, iacere, iacui, iacitus

intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectus

Conujunction

### opto, are, avi, atus to choose, wish Verb ######## ordo, ordinis row, order Noun ######## Phoebus Name ######## quantus, a, um how great Adjective######## senex, senis old man Noun ######## similis, e like, similar Adjective######## subito suddenly Adverb ######## to be alive, live Verb ######## armo, are, avi, atus to equip, arm Verb #####

### to seize, snatch up Verb #####

### equidem truly, indeed Adverb ######## imago, imaginis likeness, image; statue Noun ######## iudicium, i trial Noun ######## iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutus to help, assist Verb ######## membrum, i member, limb Noun ######## nemo, neminis no one, nobody Noun ######## nubes, is cloud, mist Noun ######## numerus, i number, total Noun #####

### to fall, perish Verb #####

### Pallas Pallas Athena Name ######## Roma Rome Name ######## rursus turned back, backward Adverb ######## siquis, siqua, siquod if anyone Pronoun ######## tumulus, i mound, hillock Noun ######## Apollo, onis Apollo Name ######## asper, era, um rude, unrefined, cruel Adjective######## bis two times Adverb ######## consilium, i debate, deliberation Noun ######## indignus, a, um unworthy Adjective######## laus, laudis praise, approval Noun ######## lego, ere, i, -ctus to read; to gather Verb ######## moles, is large mass; rock Noun #####

### to delay, stay Verb #####

### to spring forth, come into being Verb ######## opus, eris need, work Noun ######## pariter equally Adverb ######## ramus, i branch Noun #####

# scio, ire, ivi, itus to know, understand Verb #####

vivo, vivere, vixi, victus

corripio, corripere, corripui, correptus

occido, occidere, occidi, occasus

moror, morari, moratus sumnascor, nasci, natus sum

### supero, are, avi, atus to conquer, overcome Verb ######## velut just as, as if Adverb ######## attollo, ere to raise up Verb ######## centum hundred Number #####

# to collect, gather Verb #####

### diversus, a, um opposite; separate Adjective######## ignarus, a, um unaware; ignorant Adjective######## incendo, ere, i, -sus to set on fire Verb #####

### to speak, tell Verb #####

### lustro, are, avi, atus to purify ceremonially Verb #####

### to be amazed, bewildered Verb #####

### palma, ae palm, hand Noun ######## ripa, ae bank (river) Noun ######## sagitta, ae arrow Noun #####

### to cut, sever Verb #####

### tento, are, avi, atus to handle, feel Verb ######## tres three Number #####

# ultro besides Adverb ######## adversus facing, opposite +acc Preposition#####

### to speak to, address Verb #####

### averto, ere, i, aversus to turn away from, divert Verb ######## crisis, is hair Noun #####

### to utter, say Verb #####

### Erucius Name ######## ius, iuris law, legal system; broth Noun #####

### to kill, murder, slaughter Verb #####

### ops, opis power, might Noun ######## placidus, a, um gentle, calm Adjective######## praeda, ae booty Noun ######## saepe often Adverb ######## scopulus, i rock Noun ######## verso, are, avi, atus to keep turning, spin Verb ######## vestigium, i step, track Noun ######## accusator, oris accuser, prosecutor Noun #####

cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus

loquor, loqui, locutus sum

miror, mirari, miratus sum

seco, secare, secui, sectus

affor, affari, affatus sum

effor, effari, effatus sum

occido, occidere, occidi, occisus

# apertus, a, um open Adjective######## clarus, a, um clear, bright Adjective######## collum, i neck, throat Noun #####

### to be seated, sit Verb #####

### converto, ere, i, sus to turn upside down, invert Verb #####

### to drop, sink Verb #####

### inanis, e void, empty Adjective######## incipio, ere, i, tus to begin, start Verb ######## iterum again Adverb ######## iugum, i yoke Noun ######## memoro, are, avi, atus to remember Verb ######## mortalis, e mortal, transient Adjective#####

### to get to know, learn Verb #####

### pando, ere, i, passus to spread out Verb #####

### to beat, drive out Verb #####

### publicus, a, um public, common Adjective######## rapidus, a, um rapid Adjective######## to be in the habit of/accustomed to Verb ######## sors, sortis lot, fate Noun ######## to see, look at Verb #####

### to recognise, realise Verb #####

### to relinquish; to depart Verb #####

### dolus, i deceit, treachery Noun #####

### to carry out Verb #####

### to steal, plunder Verb #####

### Graii Name #####

### to impose Verb #####

### iussum, i order, command Noun ######## luctus, us grief, sorrow Noun ######## par, paris equal to Adjective######## sacerdos, sacerdotis priest, priestess Noun ######## solum, i bottom, ground Noun #####

consido, considere, consedi, concessus

demitto, ere, demisi, demissus

nosco, noscere, novi, notus

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsus

soleo, solere, solitus sumtueor, tueri, tuitus sumagnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnituscondedo, concedere, concessi, concessus

effero, efferre, extuli, elatusfuror, furari, furatus sum

impono, imponere, imposui, impositus

### spero, are, avi, atus to hope for, trust Verb #####

### to climb, advance Verb #####

### terreo, ere, ui, itus to frighten Verb #####

### to be away, absent Verb #####

### ambo both Number ######## custos, custodis guard Noun ######## doceo, ere, ui, tus to teach, show Adjective######## ferio, are, avi, atus to rest, be idle Verb ######## fluvius, i river Noun ######## fulgeo, fulgere, fulsi to flash, shine Verb ######## harena, ae sand Noun #####

### to drive, impel Verb #####

### maleficium, i crime Noun ######## notus, a, um well known, familiar Adjective######## nuntius, i messenger Noun ######## ostendo, ere, i, -sus to show, reveal Verb ######## Penates Name ######## praeceps headlong Adverb ######## praeterea besides, thereafter Adverb ######## robur, roboris oak Noun ######## sino, sinere, sivi, situs to allow, permit Verb ######## sonitus, us noise Noun ######## spolium, i spoils, booty Noun ######## spumo, are, avi, atus to foam, froth Verb ######## supplex, supplicis suppliant, kneeling Adjective######## trepidus, a, um nervous Adjective######## Tyrius Name ######## una together Adverb ######## volucris, is bird, flying creature Noun ######## accendo, ere, i, -nsus to kindle, set on fire Verb ######## accuso, are, avi, atus to accuse, blame Verb ######## aeternus, a, um eternal Adjective######## alo, ere, ui, itus to feed, nourish Verb #####

### to lose; to dismiss Verb #####

### antrum, i cave; cavern Noun ######## arcus, us bow, arc Noun ######## Dardanius Name #####

succedo, succedere, successi, successus

absum, abesse, abfui, abfuturus

impello, impellere, impuli, impulsus

amitto, amittere, amisi, amissus

### to carry down/off, transfer Verb #####

### Euryalus Name #####

### to take out, remove Verb #####

### exerceo, ere, ui, itus to exercise, train Verb ######## forma, ae form, figure Noun ######## gemini, orum twins Noun ######## impleo, ere, evi, etus to fill up Verb ######## iuventus, iuventutis youth Noun ######## mando, are, avi, atus to entrust, commit to one's trust Verb ######## millis, e soft, supple Adjective######## nimbus, i rainstorm, cloud Noun #####

### to hang, hang down Verb #####

### praedium, i farm, estate Noun ######## proles, is offspring Noun #####

### to promise Verb #####

### recipio, ere, i, tus to keep back Verb #####

### to discover, learn Verb #####

### sententia, ae opinion, feeling Noun #####

### to perceive, feel Verb #####

### suspicio, onis suspicion, mistrust noun ######## tenuis, e thin, fine Adjective######## Titus Titus Name ######## valeo, ere, ui, itus to be strong, healthy Verb ######## velum, i sail, covering Noun #####

### to sweep clean Verb #####

### votum, i vow; votive offering Noun ######## to depart, go away Verb ######## adeo, ire, ivi, itus to approach; attack Verb ######## aes, aeris money, pay Noun ######## agito, are, avi, atus to agitate Verb ######## amplus, a, um great, large Adjective######## artus, us limb Noun ######## carina, ae keel, ship Noun ######## celsus, a, um high, lofty Adjective#####

defero, deferre, detuli, delatus

excipio, excipere, excepi, exceptus

pendeo, pendere, pependi

promotto, promittere, promisi, promissus

reperio, reperire, repperi, repertus

sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus

verro, verrere, verri, versus

abeo, abire, abivi, abitus

### cieo, ciere, civi, citus to move, set in motion, excite Verb #####

### to close, shut; to limp, stumble Verb #####

### to run together; to charge Verb #####

### to agree, be correct Verb #####

### cornu, cornus horn; hoof Noun ######## cruentus, a, um bloody, gory Adjective######## ductor, oris leader, commander Noun #####

### to shake off/out Verb #####

### facilis, e easy Adjective######## heros, herois hero, demigod Noun #####

### to send in Verb #####

### to bring in, import Verb #####

### invenio, ire, i, tus to come upon, discover Verb ######## latus, a, um wide, broad Adjective######## Mnestheus Name ######## nitor, niti, nisus sum to press upon; to struggle Verb ######## nympha, ae nymph Noun #####

### to fee, feed on Verb #####

### penitus inside; deep within Adverb #####

### to carry through; bear Verb #####

### pietas, pietatis pietas Noun ######## propter near, on account of +acc Preposition######## quicumque who/whatever Pronoun ######## ratio, onis account, reckoning Noun #####

### to return, go back Verb #####

### to rule Verb #####

### superi, orum the gods Noun ######## tremo, ere, ui to tremble Verb ######## turba, ae commotion; mob Noun ######## tutus, a, um safe Adjective######## urgeo, urgere, ursi to press down, squeeze Verb #####

claudo, claudere, clausi, claususconcurro, concurrere, concurri, concursusconsto, constare, constiti, constatus

excutio, excutere, excussi, excussus

immitto, immittere, immisi, immissusinfero, inferre, intuli, illatus

pasco, pascere, pavi, pastus

perfero, perferre, pertuli, perlatus

redeo, redire, redivi, reditusrego, regere, rexi, rectus

### Acestes Name ######## aetas, atis lifetime, age Noun ######## agger, eris rampart; causeway Noun #####

### to escort/guard Verb #####

### convenio, ire, i, tus to be appropriate to Verb ######## dignus, a, um appropriate, worthy Adjective######## Euander Name ######## fidus, a, um loyal Adjective######## frons, frontis brow, face Noun ######## humus, i soil Noun ######## iuxta near +acc (nearly in adv. form) Preposition######## Latinus Name ######## Messapus Name ######## ob on account of +acc. Preposition######## omen, ominis omen Noun ######## omnipotens, entis all powerful Adjective######## potis (indecl.) able, capable Adjective######## ratis, is raft; ship Noun ######## to creak, shriek Verb ######## studium, i eagerness, zeal Noun #####

### to bear, carry Verb #####

### acer, eris maple tree Noun ######## Achates2 Name ######## adeo to such a degree Adverb ######## arbor, oris tree; mast Noun #####

### to set upright Verb #####

### audax, audacis bold, daring, reckless Adjective#####

### to carry off Verb #####

### Ausonius Name ######## certo, are, avi, atus to contend, struggle Verb ######## cruor, oris blood Noun ######## decus, decoris glory, honour Noun ######## diva, ae, goddess Noun ######## fas (indecl.) divine law, right Noun ######## fatisco, ere to gape, part asunder Verb ######## fax, facis torch Noun #####

comitor, comitari, comitatus sum

strideo, stridere, stridi

veho, vehere, vexi, vectus

arrigo, arrigere, arrexi, arrectus

aufero, auferri, abstuli, ablatus

### to bend, curve Verb #####

### iulus, i plant-down Noun ######## lateo, ere, ui to lie hidden, lurk Verb ######## Latium Latium Name ######## libo, are, avi, atus to sip; to offer as libation Verb #####

### to thow before, cast Verb #####

### obscurus, a, um dim, dark Adjective######## odium, i hatred Noun ######## Phrygius a Phrygian Name ######## praemium, i prize, reward Noun ######## prex, precis prayer Noun #####

### to lead back Verb #####

### regia, ae palace, court Noun ######## salus, salutis health; prosperity Noun ######## sero late Adverb ######## taurus, i bull Noun ######## accendo, onis instigator Noun ######## aevum, i time, time of life Noun ######## aqua, ae water; sea Noun ######## astrum, i star Noun ######## audacia, audaciae boldness Noun ######## auris, is ear, hearing Noun #####

### to bring together Verb #####

### to throw together Verb #####

### cupio, ere, ivi, itus to wish, long for Verb #####

### to throw/send down, depose Verb #####

### dulcis, e pleasant, charming Adjective#####

### to mould, form Verb #####

### formido, are, avi, atus to dread, fear Verb #####

### to be glad, rejoice Verb #####

### gloria, ae glory, fame Noun ######## habena, ae strap, whip Noun ######## to throw, hurl Verb #####

flecto, flectere, flexi, flectus

obicio, obicere, obieci, obiectus

reduco, reducere, reduxi, reductus

confero, conferre, contuli, collatusconicio, conicere, conjeci, conjectus

deicio, deicere, deieci, deiectus

fingo, fingere, finxi, fictus

gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus sum

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus

### Iliacus Name #####

### to shut up, imprison Verb #####

### insidiae, arum ambush, plot, treachery Noun #####

### to enter; to invade Verb #####

### Mars Mars Name ######## muto, are, avi, atus to move, change Verb ######## necesse (indecl.) necessary Adjective######## nepos, nepotis grandson/granddaughter Noun ######## neve or not, and not Conjunction######## ni if...not; unless (in adv. form) Conjunction######## olim formerly; once Adverb ######## paucus, a, um little, small Adjective######## preco, are, avi, atus to beg, implore Verb ######## pubes, pubis manpower, adult population Noun ######## quoniam because Conjunction######## rupes, rupis cliff; rock Noun ######## sacro, are, avi, atus to consecrate, make sacred Verb ######## Saturnia Name #####

### to draw tight Verb #####

### thalamus, i bedroom; marriage Noun ######## vadum, i shallow place Noun ######## vivus, a, um alive, fresh Adjective######## Achilles Achilles Name ######## aequo, are, avi, atus to level, make even Verb ######## aetherius, a, um ethereal, heavenly Adjective######## apud at, by +acc Preposition######## asto, astare, astiti to stand by; to assist Verb ######## aurora, ae dawn, daybreak Noun ######## ceu as, just as if Adverb ######## civis, is citizen Noun #####

### to arrange/do, adorn Verb #####

### diu by day; for a long time Adverb ######## egregius, a, um distinguished, singular Adjective######## to cry for, weep Verb ######## frustra in vain Adverb ######## fulmen, fulminis lightning Noun ######## gelidus, a, um ice cold Adjective#####

includo, includere, inclusi, inclusus

invado, invadere, invasi, invasus

stringo, stringere, strinxi, strictus

como, ere, compsi, comptus

fleo, flere, flevi, fletus

### gurges, itis whirlpool, gulf Noun ######## herba, ae herb, grass Noun #####

### to pardon, forgive +dat. Verb #####

### improbus, a, um wicked, flagrant Adjective######## induo, ere, ui, itus to put on, cover, dress Verb ######## martes, martium warlike spirit Noun ######## memor, oris remembering, mindful Adjective######## mereo, ere, ui, itus to earn, deserve Verb ######## metuo, ere, ui to fear Verb ######## Mezentius Name #####

### to struggle, labour Verb #####

### it is right/proper (impersonal) Verb #####

### pateo, patere, patui to stand open, be open Verb #####

### to paint, tint Verb #####

### to rest, keep quiet Verb #####

### to recede, go back Verb #####

### to look back at; to consider Verb #####

### sinus, i bowl for serving wine Noun ######## stirps stock, plant Noun ######## Sulla Name ######## aeger, ra, rum sick, ill Adjective######## Aeneades Name ######## albus, a, um white, pale, fair Adjective######## almus, a, um nourishing, kind Adjective######## appareo, ere, ui, itus to appear, be evident Verb ######## auctor, oris sellor, vendor Noun ######## carus, a, um dear, beloved Noun ######## cinis, eris ashes Noun #####

### to unite, connect Verb #####

### cur why Adverb ######## dives, itis rich, wealthy Adjective######## egeo, egere, egui need +gen Verb ######## eques, itis horseman, equestrian Noun #####

ignosco, ignoscere, ignovi, ignotus

molior, moliri, molitus sumoportet, oportere, oportuit

pingo, pingere, pinxi, pictusquiesco, quiescere, quievi, quietusrecedo, recedere, recessi, recessusrespicio, respicere, respexi, respectus

committo, committere, commisi, commissus

### to look out for, await, expect Verb ######## fulvus, a, um reddish yellow Adjective######## geminus, a, um twin Adjective######## incertus, a, um uncertain Adjective######## iniquus, a, um unjust Adjective#####

### to strike, hurt Verb #####

### Laurens Name ######## loco, are, avi, atus to place, put Verb ######## nefas (indecl.) sin, violation of divine law Noun ######## numquam never Adverb ######## obvius, a, um in the way Adjective#####

### to offer, present Verb #####

### Pallas Name ######## paternus, a, um paternal Adjective######## penna, ae feather, wing Noun ######## Pergamum Name ######## protinus straight on, forward Adverb ######## quando when Adverb #####

### to shake Verb #####

### quia because Conjunction######## quisquis whoever Pronoun #####

### to put back Verb #####

### responsum, i answer, response Noun ######## sceptrum, i sceptre Noun ######## Stygius Name #####

### to touch, strike Verb #####

### tenebrae, arum darkness Noun ######## vitta, ae band, ribbon Noun #####

### to bring to, carry, convey Verb #####

### alienus, a, um foreign Adjective#####

### to observe, think Verb #####

### celer, eris, e swift, agile Adjective######## compleo, ere, evi, etus to fill Verb #####

exspecto, are, avi, atus

laedo, laedere, laesi, laesus

offero, offerre, obtuli, oblatus

quatio, quatere, -, quassus

repono, reponere, reposui, repositus

tango, tangere, tetigi, tactus

affero, affere, attuli, allatus

arbitror, arbitrari, arbitratus sum

### to compare, place together Verb #####

### to shake violently Verb #####

### crista, ae crest, plume Noun ######## Dardanides Name ######## discrimen, inis crisis, division Noun ######## en behold! ######## ferus, a, um wild, savage Adjective#####

### to break, shatter Verb #####

### hospitium, i hospitality Noun ######## infandus, a, um unspeakable Ajective ######## leo, leonis lion Noun ######## memini, meminisse Verb ######## monstro, are, avi, atus to show, point out Verb ######## niger, nigra, nigrum black, dark Adjective#####

### to run to meet Verb #####

### Olympus Olympus Name ######## opacus, a, um dark, shaded Adjective######## opera, ae work, care Noun ######## pecunia, ae money Noun #####

### to reach, extend Verb #####

### porto, are, avi, atus to carry, bring Verb #####

### to foresee; to see far off Verb #####

### proximus, a, um nearest, closest Adjective######## quies, quietis quiet, calm Noun ######## recuso, are, avi, atus to reject, refuse Verb #####

### to send back Verb #####

### reor, reri, ratus sum to think, regard Verb ######## secundus, a, um next, following, second Adjective######## segnis, e slow, sluggish Adjective######## spiculus, a, um pointed Adjective######## suscipio, ere, i, tus to undertake Verb ######## suspendo, ere, i -sus to hang up, suspend Verb ######## timeo, ere ui to dread, fear Verb ######## turris, is tower Noun #####

compono, componere, composui, compositusconcutio, concutere, concussi, concussus

Interjection

frango, frangere, fregi, fractus

to remember (perf. with pres. sense)

occurrro, occurrere, occucurri, ocursus

pertineo, pertinere, pertinui, pertentus

prospicio, prospicere, prospexi, prospectus

remitto, remittere, remisi, remissus

### ulter, ultra, ultrum farther, more remote Adjective######## umquam ever Adverb #####

### each, either Pronoun #####

### aestus, us agitation, passion Noun ######## aliter otherwise, differently Adverb #####

### to surround, encircle Verb #####

### to uncover, open, disclose Verb #####

### apto, are, avi, atus to adapt, fit Verb ######## caterva, ae crowd; band of men Noun ######## civitas, civitatis community, citizens Noun ######## clipeum, clipei round shield Noun ######## to fit together Verb #####

### to learn, recognise Verb #####

### to set in position, place Verb #####

### contendo, ere, i, tus to stretch, draw tight Verb ######## daps, dapis sacrificial feast Noun ######## demens, ntis out of one's mind Adjective#####

### to evade, escape Verb #####

### to admit, confess Verb #####

### felix, felicis happy, blessed Adjective######## fera, ae wild beast Noun ######## germanus, a, um own (brother/sister) Adjective######## gratus, a, um pleasing Adjective######## Hector Hector Name ######## ictus, us blow Noun ######## igitur therefore Conjunction######## incumbo, ere, ui, itus to lean forward, press on Verb ######## iuvencus, i young bull Noun ######## lacus, us lake; basin Noun ######## magister, magistri teacher, tutor Noun ######## manes, manium shades, ghosts of the dead Noun #####

### to remind, advise, warn Verb #####

### mucro, onis sword Noun #####

uterque, utraque, utrumque

amplector, amplecti, amplexus sumaperio, aperire, aperui, apertus

coeo, coire, coivi, coituscognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitusconstituo, constituere, constitui, constitutus

evado, evadere, evasi, evasusfateor, fateri, fassus sum

moneo, monere, monui, monitus

### nudus, a, um nude, bare Adjective#####

### to be amazed Verb #####

### to forbear, refrain from Verb #####

### pareo, ere, ui, itus to obey, be subject to Verb ######## pecus, oris cattle, herd Noun ######## pondus, eris burden Noun ######## potestas, potestatis power, rule Noun #####

### to beg, implore Verb #####

### pretium, i price, value Noun ######## prohibeo, ere, ui, itus to hinder, restrain Verb ######## prora, ae prow Noun ######## resto, restare, restiti to stand firm Verb ######## ruina, ae fall, catastrophe Noun ######## sacrum, i sacrifice Noun ######## sicarius, i murderer, assassin Noun ######## spatium, i space, area Noun ######## sumo, ere, psi, ptus to take up, begin Verb ######## taceo, ere, ui, itus to be silent Verb ######## time, weather; storm Noun #####

### to give as evidence, testify Verb #####

### torus, i swelling, protuberance Noun ######## validus, a, um strong, powerful Adjective######## adduco, ere, uxi, uctus to lead up/away; to bring to Verb ######## aditus, us approach; attack Noun ######## agrestis, e rustic Adjective######## amens, amentis insane Adjective######## Ameria Name ######## argentum, i silver, money Noun ######## assiduus, ua, um constant, regular Adjective######## bracchium, i arm, forearm Noun ######## cervix, icis neck Noun ######## to surround, envelop Verb ######## comito, are, avi, atus to accompany Verb ######## conscius, a, um conscious, aware of Adjective######## culmen, inis height, zenith Noun ######## cupido, cupidinis desire, love Noun ######## Dardanus Name #####

obstipesco, obstipescere, obstipuiparco, parcere, parsi, parsus

precor, precarei, precatus sum

tempestas, tempestatistestor, testari, testatus sum

circumdo, are, edi, atus

### to give up, surrender Verb #####

### to pick, choose Verb #####

### dominus, i owner, master Noun ######## exterreo, ere, ui, itus to strike with terror, scare Verb ######## fauces, faucum pharynx, gullet Noun ######## gratia, ae credit Noun ######## horridus, a, um wild, frightful Adjective######## hospes, itis host; guest Noun #####

### to advance, walk Verb #####

### iniuria, ae injury; injustice Noun #####

### to follow, come after; to attack Verb #####

### intus within, inside Adverb ######## Iulius Julius Name ######## Lausus Name ######## mensa, ae table Noun ######## natura, ae nature, birth Noun ######## Neptunus Neptune Name ######## nescio, ire, ivi, itus to not know, be ignorant Verb ######## nobilis, e noble, well born Adjective######## num if, whether; now Adverb ######## onero, are, avi, atus to load, burden Verb ######## ovo, are, avi, atus to rejoice Verb ######## pellis, is skin, hide Noun ######## perficio, ere, i, tus to complete, finish Verb ######## procumbo, ere, ui, itus to sink/lie down Verb ######## profecto surely, certainly Adverb ######## pugno, are, avi, atus to fight Verb ######## purpureus, a, um purple, dark red Adjective######## repens, repentis sudden, unexpected Adjective######## retro backwards Adverb ######## rite duly Adverb ######## secundo, are, avi, atus to favour, direct favourably Verb ######## sermo, onis conversation Noun #####

### to stop, check Verb #####

### sublimis, e high, lofty Adjective######## supplicium, i punishment Noun #####

dedo, dedere, dediti, deditusdeligo, deligere, delegi, delectus

ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum

insequor, insequi, insecutus sum

sisto, sistere, stiti, status

### tametsi even if Conjunction######## tertius, a, um third Adjective######## tumultus, us commotion, uproar Noun ######## turbidus, a, um wild, stormy Adjective######## velo, are, avi, atus to veil, cover up Verb #####

### to revere, respect Verb #####

### vinum, i wine Noun ######## viridis, e fresh, green Adjective######## aer, aeris air; atmosphere Noun #####

### to speak to, address Verb #####

### antea before Adverb ######## arguo, ere, i, utus to prove, argue, allege Verb #####

### to accustom Verb #####

### Ausonia Name ######## bos, bovis ox, bull Noun #####

### to chop, hew Verb #####

### canis, is dog, hound Noun #####

### to begin, commence Verb #####

### collis, is hill Noun ######## communis, e public, communal Adjective#####

### to embrace Verb #####

### to observe, see, witness Verb #####

###to rise, stand Verb #####

### to touch Verb #####

### corona, ae crown, garland Noun ######## Dardania Name ######## denique finally Adverb #####

### to be wanting/lacking Verb #####

### donec while Conjunction#####

vereor, vereri, veritus sum

alloquor, alloqui, allocutus sum

assuesco, ere, assuevi, assuetus

caedo, ere, cecidi, caesus

copeio, coepere, copei, copetus

complector, complecti, complexus sumconspicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectusconsurgo, consurgere, consurrexi, consurrectuscontingo, contingere, contigi, contactus

desum, desse, defui, defuturus

### to lead out; to draw up Verb #####

### to flee, slip away Verb #####

### etenim and indeed Conjunction######## expedio, ire, ivi, itus to disengage, loose Verb ######## exsulto, are, avi, atus to rejoice, boast Verb ######## extemplo immediately, forthwith Adverb #####

### to fatigue, tire Verb #####

### fessus, a, um tired, fatigued Adjective######## fido, fidere, fisus sum to trust, have confidence (in) Verb ######## foedus, eris treaty, league Noun ######## fraus, fraudis fraud, deceit Noun ######## furio, are, avi, atus to madden, enrage Verb ######## gemo, ere, ui, itus to groan; to lament Verb ######## gener, generi son in law Noun ######## hymenaeus, i marriage (wedding chant) Noun ######## ibi there Adverb ######## Idaeus Name ######## longaevus, a, um aged, ancient Adjective######## luna, ae moon; month Noun ######## nego, are, avi, atus to deny, say ... not Verb ######## nodus, nodi knot Noun ######## nonne surely not (expects answer 'yes') Adverb ######## obsto, obstare, obstiti to oppose, hinder +dat Verb ######## occupo, are, avi, atus to seize, gain Verb ######## ocior, ocius swifter Adjective######## passim everywhere Adverb ######## pestis, is plague, pestilence Noun ######## pinguis, e fat, rich, fertile Adjective######## placeo, ere, ui, itus to please, satisfy Verb ######## plenus, a, um full, plump Adjective######## postis, is doorpost Noun ######## postulo, are, avi, atus to demand, claim Verb ######## praesto, are, avi, atus to excel, surpass Verb ######## to bring near, draw near Verb ######## recens, recentis fresh, recent Adjective######## regio, onis area, region Noun ######## rota, ae wheel Noun ######## saevio, ire, ivi, itus to rage Verb #####

educo, educere, eduxi, eductuseffugio, effugere, effugi, effugitus

fatigo, fatigare, fatigavi, fatigatus

propinquo, are, avi, atus

### sileo, silere, silui to be silent Verb ######## supra above +acc. Preposition######## totidem as many Adjective######## trado, ere, idi, itus to hand over, surrender Verb ######## Ulixes Ulysses Name ######## utor, uti, usus sum to use Verb ######## valles, is valley, vale Noun ######## vanus, a, um empty, vain Adjective######## vinculum, i chain, fetter Noun ######## volito, are, avi, atus to fly about, hover over Verb ######## voluntas, voluntatis will, desire Noun ######## vulgus, i the commons, public Noun ######## acerbus, a, um harsh, bitter Adjective######## adhuc thus far Adverb ######## auster, austri south; south wind Noun ######## avus, i grandfather; ancestor Noun ######## brevis, e short, little Adjective######## carmen, inis song, music Noun ######## chorus, i chorus Noun ######## cognominis, e having same name Adjective#####

### to meet, approach Verb #####

### conubium, i marriage Noun ######## creber, ra, rum thick, crowded Adjective######## conctor, are, atus sum to delay, impede Verb #####

### to go off, depart Verb #####

### divinus, a, um divine Adjective######## falsus, a, um wrong, lying Adjective######## foris abroad Adverb ######## fundus, i farm Noun ######## furia, ae frenzy, fury Noun ######## genetrix, icis mother Noun #####

### to advance Verb #####

### to draw up Verb #####

### Hesperie Name ######## hiems, hiemis winter Noun ######## honestus, a, um reputable, honourable Adjective######## imber, imbris rain Noun #####

congredior, congredi, congressus sum

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessus

gradior, gradi, gressus sumhaurio, haurire, hausi, haustus

### immortalis, e immortal Adjective######## implico, are, avi, atus to implicate; to involve Verb ######## innocens, entis harmless, innocent Adjective######## iustus, a, um just, fair Adjective######## Iuturna Name ######## Lavinius Name ######## lentus, a, um clinging, tough Adjective######## liber, a, um free Adjective######## lorica, ae coat of mail Noun ######## Lucius Lucius Name ######## malum, i evil; misfortune Noun ######## minor, or, us smaller, cheaper Adjective######## mirabilis, e wonderful, marvelous Adjective######## mirus, a, um wonderful, strange Adjective######## murmur, murmuris murmur Noun ######## nubila, nubilorum clouds Noun #####

### to forget +gen Verb #####

### to blockade, beseige Verb #####

### Palinurus Name #####

### to bear, give birth to Verb #####

### postea afterwards Adverb ######## pulso, are, avi, atus to beat; to pulsate Verb ######## pulvis, eris dust, powder Noun ######## quantum so much as Adverb ######## revoco, are, avi, atus to call back, recall Verb ######## saltus, us leap; narrow passage Noun ######## scutum, i shield Noun ######## servus, a, um slavish Adjective######## taeda, ae pine torch Noun ######## tegimen, tegiminis covering; clothing, armour Noun ######## timor, oris fear, dread Noun ######## usque up to +acc ('all the way' as adv.) Preposition######## violo, are, avi, atus to violate, dishonour Verb ######## Alcides Name ######## anguis, is serpent Noun ######## arceo, ere, ui to ward off Verb ######## avello, ere, i, avolsus to tear off, separate by force Verb ######## avis, is bird; omen Noun #####

obliviscor, oblivisci, oblitus sumobsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessus

pario, parere, peperi, partus

### camilla, ae handmaiden Noun ######## careo, ere, ui, itus to be without Verb ######## celo, onis stallion Noun ######## compello, are, avi, atus to address, speak to Verb #####

### to attempt, try Verb #####

### curo, are, avi, atus to arrange, take care of Verb ######## curvus, a, um curved, bent Adjective######## cuspis, cuspidis point, tip (spear) Noun ######## to fail, disappoint, run short Verb #####

### to break up, scatter Verb #####

### dubius, a, um doubtful, dubious Adjective######## exuviae, arum things stripped off; spoils, booty Noun ######## fames, is hunger, want Noun ######## fatalis, e fated Adjective######## fervidus, a, um glowing, fiery Adjective######## to flow, stream Verb ######## folium, i leaf Noun ######## fons, fontis spring, fountain Noun ######## frons, frondis foliage, leaves Noun #####

### to give birth to, bring forth Verb #####

### glomero, are, avi, atus to assemble Verb ######## gremium, i lap, bosom Noun ######## habito, ar, avi, atus to inhabit, dwell Verb ######## iaculum, i javelin; dart Noun ######## immotus, a, um unmoved Adjective######## incolumis, e unharmed Adjective#####

### to construct, build Verb #####

### to hold out Verb #####

### to envy Verb #####

### lacesso, ere, ivi, itus to provoke, excite Verb ######## iacrimo, are, avi, atus to weep Verb ######## later, eris brick Noun ######## levo, are, avi, atus to lift, support Verb ######## Libya Libya Name ######## lingua, ae tongue, speech Noun #####

conor, conari, conatus sum

deficio, ere, i, defectusdisicio, disicere, disieci, disiectus

fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxus

gigno, gignere, genui, genitus

instruo, instruere, instruxi, instructusintendo, intendere, intendi, intentusinvideo, invidere, invidi, invisus

### ludus, i game, play Noun #####

### to magnify, honour Verb #####

### alo, malle, malui to prefer Verb #####

### to pity, feel pity Verb #####

### nata, ae daughter Noun ######## nauta, ae sailor, mariner Noun ######## nubis, is cloud, mist Noun ######## nuntio, are, avi, atus to announce, report Verb ######## officium, i duty, obligation Noun ######## orior, oriri, ortus sum to rise Verb ######## ostrum, i purple dye Noun ######## passus, us step, pace Noun ######## patera, ae bowl, saucer Noun #####

### to pour over, wet Verb #####

### pharetra, ae quiver Noun ######## Phryges Name ######## to throw headlong Verb ######## radius, i ray, rod Noun ######## reliquus, a, um remaining Adjective######## secus by, beside +acc (otherwise in adv.) Preposition######## septem seven Number ######## sepulcrum, i grave, tomb Noun ######## specto, are, avi, atus to oberve, watch Verb ######## spelunca, ae cave Noun ######## spiro, are, avi, atus to breathe; to live Verb ######## statuo, ere, i, tus to set up, establish Verb #####

### to conquer, subjugate Verb #####

### to be left over, survive Verb #####

### tumidus, a, um swollen Adjective######## turbo, turbinis that which whirls Noun ######## turpis, e ugly, nasty Adjective######## uber, uberis fertile, rich Adjective######## vacuus, a, um empty, vacant Adjective######## victoria, ae victory Noun ######## viscera, viscerum entrails, organs Noun ######## Volcanus Vulcan Name #####

macto, are, avi, mactatus

misereor, misereri, miseritus sum

perfundo, perfundere, perfudi, perfusus

praecipito, are, avi, atus

subigo, subigere, subegi, subactussupersum, superesse, superfui, superfuturus

### absisto, ere, iti to withdraw from Verb ######## to gird, surround Verb ######## adversarius, a, um opposed, hostile Adjective######## aenus, a, um copper Adjective######## altaria, ium altar Noun ######## Argolicus Name ######## Argus Argus Name ######## armentum, i herd (of cattle) Noun ######## augurium, i augury, divination Noun ######## caeruleus, a, um blue, cerulean Adjective######## capito, onis big-headed Adjective#####

### to seize, tear off Verb #####

### celebro, are, avi, atus to celebrate; to honour Verb ######## certatim with rivalry Adverb #####

### to collect, assemble Verb #####

### commodum, i convenience; advantage Noun ######## consisto, ere, iti, itus to stop, cease Verb #####

### to come forth/to be Verb #####

### culpa, ae responsibility, crime Noun ######## demum finally, at last Adverb ######## descendo, ere, i, -sus to descend, come down Verb ######## Diana Diana Name #####

### to arrange, set in order Verb #####

### dubito, are, avi, atus to doubt; to deliberate Verb ######## to eject, give forth, bear Verb ######## epulae, epularum courses, food Noun #####

### to raise, build Verb #####

### to pass, withdraw Verb #####

### to come out/away, leave Verb #####

### to drive out, expel Verb #####

### existimo, are, avi, atus to value, esteem, think Verb ######## externus, a, um outward, external Adjective######## femineus, a, um female Adjective######## foedo, are, avi, atus to defile, pollute Verb #####

accingo, ere, inxi, inctus

carpo, ere, carpsi, carptus

colligo, colligere, collegi, collectus

cresco, crescere, crevi, cretus

dirigo, dirigere, direxi, directus

edo, edare, edidi, editus

erigo, erigere, erexi, erectusexcedo, excedere, excessi, excessusexeo, exire, exivi, exitusexigo, exigere, exegi, exactus

### to keep warm, favour Verb #####

### genu, us knee Noun ######## gressus, us going, step Noun ######## Gyas Name ######## hastile, is spear, shaft Noun ######## impius, a, um wicked, impious Adjective#####

### to advance Verb #####

### infensus, a, um hostile Adjective######## instauro, are, avi, auts to renew, repeat Verb ######## ludo, ludere, lusi, lusus to play, tease Verb ######## Lycius Name ######## magnanimus, a, um brave, bold Adjective#####

### to measure, estimate Verb #####

### mico, micare, micui to vibrate Verb ######## monumentum, i reminder; memorial Noun ######## nefarius, a, um wicked, evil Adjective######## niteo, nitere, nitui to shine, glitter Verb ######## nobilitas, nobilitatis nobility Noun ######## nomino, are, avi, atus to name, call Verb ######## novo, are, avi, atus to renew, make new Verb ######## omnino entirely, altogether Adverb ######## to begin Verb ######## orno, are, avi, atus to equip; to dress Verb ######## pastor, oris shepherd, herdsman Noun #####

### to die, pass away Verb #####

### Phrygia Phrygia Name #####

### to seize, hold Verb #####

### potens, potentis powerful, mighty Adjective#####

### to pass/go by Verb #####

### principium, i beginning Noun #####

### to proceed, advance Verb #####

### priocio, ere, i, tus to throw down/out Verb ######## proprius, a, um own, very own Adjective######## quamquam although Adverb #####

foveo, fovere, fovi, fotus

incedo, incedere, incessi, incessus

metior, metiri, mensus sum

ordior, ordiri, orsus sum

pereo, perire, perivi, peritus

possideo, possidere, possedi, possessus

praetereo, praeterire, praeterivi, praeteritus

procedo, procedere, processi, processus

### religio, onis supernatural constraint; obligation Noun ######## repeto, ere, ivi, itus to return to Verb #####

### to pause Verb #####

### to tear away, wrench off Verb #####

### reviso, ere to revisit, go back and see Verb #####

### to throw/roll back Verb #####

### rostrum, i beak, curved bow (of a ship) Noun #####

### to follow; to pursue Verb #####

### servus, i slave Noun ######## Sibylla Name ######## simulo, are, avi, atus to imitate, copy Verb ######## societas, tatis society Noun ######## solo, are, avi, atus to lay waste to Verb ######## struo, ere, xi, ctus to build, construct Verb #####

### to urge, recommend Verb #####

### sustineo, ere, ui, tus to support Verb ######## Tartarus Tartarus Name ######## terror, oris terror Noun ######## trabs, trabis tree trunk Noun ######## trepido, are, avi, atus to tremble, be afraid Verb ######## venia, ae favour, kindness Noun ######## vomo, ere, ui, itus to be sick Verb ######## Achivus Name ######## acuo, ere, i, tus to whet, sharpen Verb ######## aeratus, a, um Adjective######## amictus, us cloak, mantle Noun ######## amo, are, avi, atus to love Verb ######## Arcas Name ######## Argivus Name ######## Carthago Carthage Name ######## color, oris colour, pigment Noun ######## conclamo, are, avi, atus to cry out Verb #####

### to pour/mix together Verb #####

### conigium, i marriage Noun #####

resisto, resistere, restitirevello, revellere, revelli, revulsus

revolvo, revolvere, revolvi, revolutus

sector, sectari, sectatus sum

sueadeo, suadere, suasi, suasus

covered/decorated with brass/bronze

confundo, confundere, confudi, confusus

### to shatter, batter Verb #####

### creo, are, avi, atus to create Verb #####

### to decide, resolve Verb #####

### decorus, a, um beautiful, elegant Adjective#####

### to learn, hear Verb #####

### duplex, duplicis twofold, double Adjective######## error, erroris wandering Noun ######## exitium, i ruin, death Noun ######## expleo, ere, evi, etus to fill out/up Verb ######## exuo, ere, i, tus to pull off Verb ######## familia, ae household; family Noun ######## fastigium, i peak, summit Noun ######## Faunus Name ######## femina, ae woman Noun ######## ferreus, a, um iron Adjective######## fiducia, ae trust, confidence Noun ######## fretum, i sea, strait Noun ######## frigidus, a, um cold Adjective######## fumo, are, avi to smoke, steam Verb ######## fumus, i smoke Noun ######## funis, is rope Noun ######## futurus, a, um about to be, future Adjective######## Hercules Hercules Name ######## iaculus, a, um thrown Adjective######## iamdudum long ago Adverb ######## idcirco on that account, therefore Adverb ######## immensus, a, um immeasurable, vast Adjective######## impunis, e unpunished Adjective######## increpo, are, ui, itus to rebuke Verb ######## indignor, ari, atus sum to deem unworthy Verb ######## infestus, a, um dangerous, hostile Adjective#####

### to tie, fasten Verb #####

### laeto, are, avi, atus to gladden Verb ######## largus, a, um lavish; plentiful Adjective######## Latius Name ######## lectus, a, um selected, chosen Adjective######## maiores, maiorium ancestores Noun #####

convello, convellere, convelli, convulsus

decerno, decernere, decrevi, decretus

disco, discere, didici, discitus

innecto, innectere, innexui, innexus

### maleficus, a, um wicked, criminal Adjective######## manifestus, a, um detected, plainly guilty Adjective######## Minerva Minerva Name ######## misero, are, avi, atus to pity Verb ######## mox soon, next Adverb ######## odi, odisse, osus Verb ######## origo, originis origin, source Noun ######## ostento, are, avi, atus to show, display Verb ######## ostium, i doorway Noun ######## pavidus, a, um fearful Adjective######## penetralis, e inner, innermost Adjective#####

### to beat, strike Verb #####

### to ruin, destroy Verb #####

### perspicuus, a, um transparent, clear Adjective######## pinus, us pine/fir tree Noun #####

### to clap, strike Verb #####

### polus, a, um little, small Adjective######## potentia, ae force, power Noun ######## praesens, ntis present, at hand Adjective######## pronus, a, um leaving forward Adjective######## pudor, pudoris decency, shame Noun ######## quaestio, onis questioning, inquiry Noun #####

### to open, open up Verb #####

### to require, seek Verb #####

### rus, ruris country, farm Noun ######## Salius Name ######## sanguineus, a, um bloody Adjective#####

### to tear, divide Verb #####

### semel once Adverb ######## Sergestus Name ######## serus, a, um late, too late Adjective######## sinister, -ra, -rum left; improper Adjective######## solium, i throne, seat Noun ######## subitus, a, um sudden Adjective#####

to hate (perf. form with pres. sense)

percutio, percutere, percussi, percussusperdo, perdere, perdidi, perditus

plaudo, plaudere, plausi, plausus

recludo, recludere, reclusi, reclususrequiro, requirere, requisivi, requisitus

scindo, scindere, scidi, scissus

### to help Verb #####

### suscito, are, avi, atus to encourage, stir up Verb #####

### to look up to, admire Verb #####

### tardus, a, um slow Adjective######## totiens as often, so many times Adverb #####

### to go over, cross Verb #####

### Troius Name ######## venenum, i poison Noun ######## vigilo, are, avi, atus to remain awake, watch Verb ######## voluto, are, avi, atus to roll, wallow Verb #####

propero 9princeps 9inveho 9continuo 9infigo 9queror 9aggredior 9stratus 9hortor 9illic 9adiungo 9cantus 9dens 9conspectus2 9lacertus 9desino 9alternus 9adytum 9sollemnis 9quasso 9miseror 9incendium 9onus 9subsisto 9subicio 9

succurro, succurrere, succucurri, succursus

suspicio, suspicere, suspexi, suspectus

transeo, transire, transivi, transitus

admoneo 9progenies 9bini 9cratera 9necdum 9laurus 9advenio 9oppono 9veto 9impedio 9fragor 9focus 9resolvo 9sponte 9requies 9nocturnus 9aereus 9iuventa 9tunc 9pecus 9desertus 9stagnum 9permitto 9dignitas 9reliquiae 9fossa 9respondeo 9Etruscus 9auspicium 9palus2 9tuba 9Helenus 9desuper 9serpens 9invitus 9consumo 9rarus 9camillum 9Avernus 9ilex 9auro 9

aerius 9adimo 9Oceanus 9annuo 9allabor 9statim 9tacitus 9famulus 9citus 9spolio 9utrum 9potior 9nimium 9palla 9sanctus 9umidus 9legatus 9Ide 9quattuor 9praeclarus 9dono 9depono 9stabulum 9lavo 9Asia 9caesus 9luceo 9minae 9veneror 9Libycus 9quaeso 9induco 9parricidium 9rusticus 9gradus 9ingemino 9eminus 9Cloanthus 9posterus 9refugio 9indico 9

vado 9singulus 9oratio 9terribilis 9contorqueo 9floreo 8Atrides 8dehinc 8cesso 8exiguus 8maternus 8torreo 8Ilium 8Serestus 8obruo 8eurus 8cardo 8saucius 8noceo 8annitor 8neglego 8dimitto 8copia 8exstinguo 8inscius 8quercus 8nefandus 8exorior 8perago 8auriga 8nondum 8extendo 8praecipuus 8prorumpo 8signo 8sufficio 8prope 8meritum 8icio 8stupeo 8impetus 8

Pyrrhus 8Syrtis 8sancio 8axis 8Olympius 8Sychaeus 8morsus2 8exercitus2 8divido 8saepio 8emico 8Daunus 8quamvis 8reposco 8porro 8fretus 8praeter 8Laurentius 8assurgo 8caligo 8profero 8ministro 8caelestis 8eruo 8regno 8gramen 8caveo 8Thybris 8purus 8Trivia 8cautes 8nervus 8subduco 8mandatum 8laudo 8concilium 8praefigo 8patronus 8tono 8proceres 8reverto 8

liceo 8commisceo 8secretus 8immemor 8exanimis 8attono 8celero 8ineo 8inficio 8acutus 8lupus 8auctoritas 8prosequor 8decem 8latebra 8dumus 8contineo 8solidus 8parma 8adigo 8experior 8acervus 8truncus 8turma 8iugulo 8involvo 8capesso 8socer 8comminus 8obeo 8pergo 8miles 8intorqueo 8vinclum 8consequor 8propterea 8attingo 8praesidium 8fere 8continuo2 8usquam 8

securus 8scilicet 8Tiberinus 8liquidus 8multitudo 8coram 8delabor 8insula 8niveus 8cupiditas 8flagro 8saeculum 8intono 8elabor 8prodo 8humanus 8ferox 8candeo 8laetitia 8Dis 8insurgo 8mergo 8tremefacio 8luctor 8vicis 8prodeo 8firmo 8conficio 8raucus 8uterus 8exuro 8pendo 8cubile 8collabor 7sudor 7cerebrum 7Tuscus 7Scylla 7dehisco 7Cyclops 7mulceo 7

domitor 7croceus 7subsellium 7eicio 7insulto 7invidia 7insons 7propinquus 7immisceo 7flavus 7sortio 7indulgeo 7attineo 7palo 7aestas 7stridor 7latex 7Parca 7allicio 7Bacchus 7dominor 7avaritia 7Tartareus 7avidus 7incautus 7reporto 7excito 7testimonium 7uncus2 7opinor 7Entellus 7caelicola 7cacus 7Sidonia 7Assaracus 7quasi 7Siculus 7planus 7stipo 7Trinacria 7testis 7

insania 7come 7chlamys 7simulacrum 7commoveo 7securis 7maereo 7flos 7consero 7rivus 7gaudium 7caelo 7iudico 7sopor 7Ilioneus 7amicitia 7decet 7exspiro 7undo 7Orcus 7effigies 7radix 7armus 7latro 7aliquando 7diligo 7aedes 7imploro 7labo 7observo 7tingo 7defigo 7suspicor 7iuro 7facinus 7cervus 7calamitas 7serenus 7xanthos 7singularis 7tardo 7

intro2 7nescius 7discordia 7stella 7paulatim 7incubo 7pervenio 7fetus2 7polluo 7retineo 7hora 7tyrannus 7adspiro 7exsupero 7resedeo 7flagitium 7interior 7roseus 7laetus2 7Mycene 7senectus2 7pertaedet 7sal 7regius 7insanus 7digno 7atrox 7poculum 7magnitudo 7convexus 7horror 7laxo 7coma 7agricola 7obnitor 7vallum 7commissum 7commemoro 7afficio 7cuneus 7egestas 7

neptunia 7legio 7potissimus 7captivus 7reservo 7Cassandra 7pecco 7marmor 7Tydides 7tropaeus 7harundo 7vellus 7rabies 7inviso 7infernus 7verber 7fluctuo 7irritus 7praetendo 7perimo 7ululo 7mugio 7abrumpo 7Zephyrus 7circumsto 7inno 7ingemo 7plaga3 7infundo 7phalanx 7Iris 7intra 7voveo 7cestus 7anceps 7prehendo 7torvus 7nequeo 7unguis 7liqueo 7candidus 7

meta 7ingenium 7tabula 7deripio 7praeceptum 7abies 6ignipotens 6differo 6strepitus 6tepidus 6pons 6praecipio 6polliceor 6remigium 6bellator 6convivium 6opprimo 6talentum 6familiaris 6efferus 6vicinus 6inermis 6silentium 6offex 6oraculum 6insigne 6Ufens 6immineo 6gladius 6speculor 6filia 6patrium 6invisus 6inclutus 6detrudo 6venum 6obtrunco 6patrimonium 6necto 6claustra 6hospitus 6

vibro 6sensus2 6fruor 6opimus 6liber 6strages 6conitor 6coniungo 6nudo 6siquando 6pauper 6palam 6improvisus 6clamo 6velox 6siccus 6mentum 6quot 6quippe 6stimulus 6deduco 6Hectoreus 6frondeo 6vindico 6praefero 6Amerinus 6hodie 6egredior 6portendo 6bidens 6amoenus 6misereo 6virgultus 6sceleratus 6luo 6columba 6tridens 6caerulus 6indomitus 6cycnus 6rogus 6

verbero 6salvus 6ultor 6Aeolus 6initium 6temere 6biiugus 6detorqueo 6crudus 6lympha 6inruo 6vocifero 6cogito 6occulto2 6Anchisiades 6sustento 6praedo 6repleo 6inicio 6occultus 6doleo 6caros 6inimicitia 6Cytherea 6vicissim 6gena 6adveho 6Notus 6armatus 6Aceste 6corusco 6laboro 6excio 6excido2 6procurro 6cumulo 6recondo 6incuso 6exscindo 6expello 6igneus 6

Atlas 6lorum 6amata 6globus 6frigus 6atrium 6expono 6tener 6gravo 6Herculeus 6squama 6Poenus 6rogo 6ignotus2 6cottidianus 6insono 6everto 6dissimulo 6reicio 6furtim 6diffugio 6crepito 6transtrum 6pallidus 6palleo 6Capitolium 6terni 6conscendo 6oppidum 6iugalis 6insuper 6hostilis 6negotium 6sepelio 6exanimus 6restituo 6inceptum 6apex 6obscenus 6suprema 6speculum 6

nuper 6armiger 6varia 6orator 6damno 6teres 6absumo 6delubrum 6perfidus 6aquilo 6tumeo 6fletus2 6tacitum 6ultra 6intersum 6animadverto 6triplex 6exheredo 6interpres 6infio 6resideo 6furto 6exsilium 6frux 6angustus 6ignoro 6nusquam 6rumor 6senecta 6Misenus 6subter 6extro 6alvus 6vello 6spiritus 6coeptum 6nolo 6frequens 6ultrix 6excidium 6sanctum 6

augeo 6vestigo 6missilis 6costa 6gramineus 6vetustus 6Andromache 6argumentum 6postremo 6imi 6amarus 6seges 6castus 6decurro 6fugax 6Troiani 6refulgeo 6ambiguus 6ascendo 6aro 6triumphus 6regnator 6paratus 6Neoptolemus 6

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