Aeneid 1.1-49 Vocabulary Flashcards

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Accendo, accendere, accendi, accensum

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to kindle, set on fire

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Adeo, adire, adii, aditum

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to go to, come to

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adoro, adorare, adoravi, adoratum

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to call upon

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aes, aeris N

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N crude metal, base metal

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Aeternus, aeterna, aeternum

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of an age, lasting, enduring

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altum, alti, n

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deep sea

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ara, arae F

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altar

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arceo, arcere, arcui, arctum

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to shut up, enclose

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arx, arcis F

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castle

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Asper, aspera, asperum

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without hope

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at, ast

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but (introducing a contrast)

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averto, avertere, averti, aversum

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to turn away, avert

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caelestis, caelestis

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of the heavens, heavens

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cano, ere, cecini, cantum

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to sing

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carus, a, um

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dear, precious

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casus, us, m

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a fall, a falling down

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classis, is f

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a class, great division(fleet)

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colo, ere, colui, cultum

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to till, tend for

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colonus, coloni m

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a tiller of the soil

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condo, ere, condidi, conditum

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to put together

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coniunx, coniugis m/f

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a married person, consort

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conspectus, us m

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a seeing, a view

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corripio, ere, ripui, reptum

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to seize

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currus, us m

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a chariot

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desisto, ere, desistiti, desistitum
to cease
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disicio or dissicio, disicere, disieci, disiectum
to throw asunder, scatter, disperce
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dives, divitis
rich, wealthy
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divus, divi m
a god, diety
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doleo, dolere, dolui, doluitum
to suffer
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dum
while, a while, now, yet
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enim
for, for instance
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erro, errare, erravi, erratum
to wander, stray
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etiam
now too
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everto or evorto, evertere, everti, eversum
to overturn, turn upside downx
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excidium, excidii n
demolition, overthrow-ition
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excido, excidere, excidi
to fall out, drop away
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exspiro or expiro, are avi atum
to breathe out, emit
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exuro ere exussi exustum
to burn out, consume
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fatum, fati n
fate
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fero, ferre tuli latum
to bear, carry
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flamma flammae f
a blaze
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gero, ere, gessi, gestum
to bear
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hic
form this place
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honos or honor, honoris m
honor
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iaculor iaculari iaculatus
to throw
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iam
at the moment
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immitis immite
sour, rude
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impello, ere puli pulsum
to strike against
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impono, ere, posui, positum
to palce upon, set on
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incedo ere cessi cessum
to advance or march
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inceptum, i n
a beggining , attempt
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infero, inferre, intuli, inlatum
to bring in, introduce
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infigo ere fixi fixum
to fasten, implant
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iniuria, ae f
an injustice
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insignis insigne
distinguished by a mark, remarkable
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invisus a um
Hated
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ipse a um
ipse ipsa ipsum ipsius---------------same ipsi--------------same ipsum ipsam ipsum ipso ipsa ipso ipsi ipsae ipsa ipsorum ipsarum ipsorum ipsis--------same ipsos ipsas ipsa ipsis----------same self, in person, himself, herself
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iudicium iudicii n
a judgement
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laedo, ere si sum
to hurt
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laetus a um
joyful
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late
widely, exstensively
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litus litoris n
the sea shore
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longe
a long way off
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magis
more
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maneo manere manui mansum
to stay
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memor memoris
mindful
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memoro memorare memoravi memoratum
to remember, recount
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mens mentis f
the mind
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metuo ere ui
to fear
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moles molis f
a shaepelss mass,weight
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necdum
and not yet, not yet
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noxa, noxae f
hurt, harm
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numen numinis n
a nod, a commmand
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olim
once upon a time, once
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ops opis f
power
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ora orae f
a border, edge
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ostium i n
a door, mouth
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patior, patiori, passus
to bear, support
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pectus pectoris n
a breast, chest
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pietas pietatis f
piety
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pontus ponti m
the sea
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posthabeo ere ui itum
to place after, postpone
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praeterea
in addition to, beyond this
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quippe
of course
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quis quid
quis quid cuius cuius cui cui quem quid quo quo who, what
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rapidus a um
Swift
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rapio ere pui ptum
to seize and carry off
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ratis ratis f
a raft, float
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reliquiae, arum f
what is left
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repono ere posui positum
to put back set back replace
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ruo ere ui utum
to fall with violence, rush down
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saevus a um
mad, raging
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scopulus i m
a projecting point of rock
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servo are avi atum
to make safe, keep unharmed
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si
if
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sic
likewise, so, thus
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sino sinere sivi situm
to let, suffer, allow
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sperno spernere, sprevi spretum
to seperate, reject
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spuma ae f
foam
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studium i n
application , zeal
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submergo submergere submersi submersum
to dip, plunge under
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superi, superorum m
those who are above
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supplex supplicis m
Beggar
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tantus a um
of such a size, so great
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tellus telluris f
the earth
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tendo ere tetendi tentum
to stretch, make tense
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transfigo ere fixi fixum
to peirce through
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turbo turbinis m
a whirlwind
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unde
from which place
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velum veli n
that which propells, a sail
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venio, venire veni ventum
to come
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ventus venti n
wind
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verto or vorto ere ti sum
to turn
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veto are ui itum
prohibit
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vetus veteris
old, aged
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vinco ere, vici, victum
to conquer
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vis vis f
strength, force
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vix
with difficulty, barely
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volnus(vulnus), eris n
a wound
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volvo ere volvi volutum
roll
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- sui sibi se se
reflexive pronoun gen=sui dat=sibi acc=sibi abl=se(sese) himself herself itself
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