Aeneid Common Words Flashcards

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Accipio

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accipere, accepi, acceptus; to accept, get, receieve, welcome

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Ait

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he/she says, said

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3
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Arvum

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-i, n.; field (pl.) lands, countryside

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Aspicio

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aspicere, aspexi, aspectus; to look at, observe, behold

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Audeo

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audere, ausus sum (+inf.); to dare (to)

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Bis

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adv. twice

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Caecus

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-a, -um; blind, blinded, dark, black, gloomy

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Casus

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-us, m.; falling, fall, accident, chance, misfortune, disaster

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Causa

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-ae, f.; reason

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Cavus

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-a, -um; concave, hollow, cavernous

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Cerno

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cernere, crevi, cretus; to sift, distinguish, separate, see, perceive

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Classis

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classis, f.; class (of citizens), naval force, fleet

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Clipeus

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-i, m.; shield

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Comes

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comitis, m./f.; companion

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Corripio

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corripere, corripui, correptus; to seize hold of, snatch up, hasten upon, attack, overcome

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Credo

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credere, credidi, creditus (+dat.); to trust, believe

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Desero

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deserere, deserui, desertus; to leave (behind), abandon

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Eripio

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eripere, eripui, ereptus; to snatch from, rescue

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19
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Fluctus

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-us, m.; wave, billow, waters

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20
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Forte

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adv.; by chance

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Furo

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furere; to be mad, be crazed, rage

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Gemitus

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-us, m.; groan, moan

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Genitor

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genitoris, m.; father, creator

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Genus

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generis, n.; race, stock, nation, offspring, kind, type

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Haud

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adv.; not, by no means

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Iacto

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-are, -avi, -atus; to throw, cast, toss about, torment, show off

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Idem

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eadem, idem; the same

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Imus

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-a, -um; lowest, bottommost, deepest, innermost

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Latus

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-a, -um; broad, wide, gaping, extensive, widespread

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Lumen

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luminis, n.; light, radiance, (pl.), glance, gaze, sight, vision

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Mare

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maris, n.; sea

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Misceo

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miscere, miscui, mixtus; to mix, stir up, throw into confusion

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Morior

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mori, mortuus sum, (fut. part.) moriturus; to die

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Murus

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-i, m.; wall

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Navis

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navis, f.; ship

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Notus

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-a, -um; known, familiar

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Nubes

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nubis, f.; cloud

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Opto

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-are, -avi, -atus; to wish, choose, decide on

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Ora

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-ae, f.; border, edge, coast, shore

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Oro

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-are, -avi, -atus; to beg, pray

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Patria

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-ae, f.; nation, native land

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Patrius

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-a, -um; of a father, ancestral, native

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Pelagus

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-i, n.; sea, ocean

44
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Pes

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pedis, m.; foot

45
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Poena

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-ae, f.; punishment, penalty

46
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Premo

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premere, pressi, pressus; to press, grip tightly, press upon, subdue, suppress

47
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Primum

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adv.; first, at first

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Quaero

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quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus; to seek, look for, ask (for)

49
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Qualis

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-is, -e (interrog.); of what sort, what kind, (just) as

50
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Reddo

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reddere, reddidi, redditus; to give back, return, reply

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Refero

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referre, rettuli, relatus; to bring back, report, reply, write down

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Relinquo

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relinquere, reliqui, relictus; to leave behind

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Ruo

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ruere, rui; to rush, rush wildly, charge, collapse

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Saevus

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-a, -um; fierce, savage

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Servo

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-are, -avi, -atus; to save, keep, protect

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Sidus

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sideris, n.; heavenly body, star, planet

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Sino

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sinere, sivi, situs; to allow

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Spes

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-ei, f.; hope, expectation

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Spolium

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-i, n.; skin, hide, (pl.) arms, weapons, spoils, booty

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Sterno

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sternere, stravi, stratus; to lay out on the ground, spread, scatter, strike down, slay

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Subeo

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subire, subii, subitus (often +dat.); to go underneath, support, carry, lift, approach

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Super

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adv./prep. (+acc.); over, above, in addition, besides

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Supplex

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supplicis, making humble entreaty, (as a) suppliant

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Surgo

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surgere, surrexi, surrecturus; to get up, rise

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Tendo

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tendere, tetendi, tentus or tensus; to extend, stretch out, to draw (a bow), direct, pull tight

66
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Tollo

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tollere, sustuli, sublatus; to lift, raise

67
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Tot

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indecl. adj.; so many

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Traho

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trahere, traxi, tractus; to drag, pull

69
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Ullus

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-a, -um; any

70
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Unda

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-ae, f.; wave

71
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Vates

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vatis, m.; prophet, seer, soothsayer, poet, bard

72
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Vero

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adv.; truly, really, indeed

73
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Vertex

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verticis, m.; whirlpool, eddy, whirlwind, peak, top

74
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Verto

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vertere, verti, versus; to turn, spin, change, reverse

75
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Vester

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-tra, -trum; your (pl.)

76
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Volvo

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volvere, volui, volutus; to move in a curved course, bring around, roll, spin out

77
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Vulnus

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vulneris, n.; wound

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Vultus

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-us, m.; face, expression