Aeneid Lesson 5

Question 0

Arcus, arcūs m.

Answer 0

Bow

Question 1

Consisto, consistere, constiti, constitus

Answer 1

To stop,

To settle

Question 2

Corripio, corripere, corripui, correptus

Answer 2

To snatch (up)

Question 3

Arboreus, arborea, arboreum

Answer 3

Branching, tree-like

Question 4

Sterno, sternere, stravi, stratus

Answer 4

To lay low, to spread, to strew

Question 5

Nemus, nemoris n.

Answer 5

Grove, glade

Wood, forest

Question 6

Frondeus, frondea, frondeum

Answer 6

Leafy

Question 7

Turba, turbae f.

Answer 7

Commotion, uproar, disturbance

Crowd, mob

Question 8

Prius

Answer 8

First, sooner

Earlier, before

Question 9

Absisto, absistere, abstiti

Answer 9

To cease, to stop

Question 10

Partior, partiri, partitus

Answer 10

To distribute, to divide

Question 11

Cadus, cadi m.

Answer 11

Jar, urn

Question 12

Maereo, maerēre

Answer 12

To mourn, to grieve (for)

Question 13

Patior, pati, passus

Answer 13

To suffer, to endure

Question 14

Rabiēs, rabiei f.

Answer 14

Rage, madness, fury

Question 15

Penitus

Answer 15

Within, deeply, wholly

Question 16

Accedo, accedere, acessi, acessus

Answer 16

To approach

Question 17

Experior, experiri, expertus

Answer 17

To try, to experience

Question 18

Resurgo, resurgere, resurrexi, resurrectus

Answer 18

To rise again

Question 19

Duro, durare, duravi, duratus

Answer 19

To harden, to endure

Question 20

Vosmet

Answer 20

Emphatic form of vos

Question 21

Secundus, secunda, secundum

Answer 21

Following, favorable, second

Question 22

Aeger, aegra, aegrum

Answer 22

Sick, weary

Question 23

Vultus, vultūs m.

Answer 23

Countenance, face

Question 24

Simulo, simulare, simulavi, simulatus

Answer 24

To imitate, to pretend, to feign

Question 25

Daps, dapis f.

Answer 25

Feast, banquet

Question 26

Tergus, tergoris n.

Answer 26

Back, hide

Question 27

Diripio, diripere, diripui, direptus

Answer 27

To tear from

Question 28

Costa, costae f.

Answer 28

Rib, side

Question 29

Frustum, frusti n.

Answer 29

Piece, part

Question 30

Seco, secare, secui, sectus

Answer 30

To cut, to divide

Question 31

Verū, verūs n.

Answer 31

Broach, spit, spike

Question 32

Aenum, aeni n.

Answer 32

Bronze

Question 33

Victus, victūs m.

Answer 33

Living, food, victuals

Question 34

Herba, herbae f.

Answer 34

Grass, herbage

Question 35

Impleo, implēre, implēvī, implētus

Answer 35

To fill with (gen.)

Question 36

Pinguis, pingue

Answer 36

Fat, rich, fertile

Question 37

Ferina, ferinae f.

Answer 37

Game, venison

Question 38

Eximo, eximere, exēmī, exemptus

Answer 38

To take away, to remove

Question 39

Famēs, famis f.

Answer 39

Hunger

Question 40

Epulae, epularum f.

Answer 40

Banquet, feast

Question 41

Seu, sīve

Answer 41

Whether, or (if)

Question 42

Exaudio, exaudire, exaudivi, exauditus

Answer 42

To hear, to harken

Question 43

Praecipue

Answer 43

Especially

Question 44

Pius

Answer 44

Conscientious, upright, faithful, patriotic

Question 45

Acer, acris, acre

Answer 45

Sharp, spirited

Question 46

Conscendo, conscendere, conscendi, conscensus

Answer 46

To climb, to mount

Question 47

Mulceo, mulcēre, mulsi, mulsus

Answer 47

To soothe, to calm

Question 48

Prospectus, prospectūs m.

Answer 48

Sight, view

Question 49

Celsus, celsa, celsum

Answer 49

High, lofty, towering

Question 50

Cornū, cornūs n.

Answer 50

Horn

Question 51

Misceo, miscēre, mulsi, mulsus

Answer 51

To mix

Question 52

Quam (adv.)

Answer 52

How, then, as

Question 53

Trinacrius, trinacria, trinacrium

Answer 53

Sicilian

Question 54

Onero, onerare, oneravi, oneratus

Answer 54

To burden, to load