EXAM Words Flashcards
(310 cards)
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condo, condere, condidi, conditus
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to found, establish, hide
ex) until he (Aeneas) would found a city
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laedo, laedere, laesi, laesus
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to strike, hurt, offend
ex) with what divinity having been offended
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volvo, volvere, volvi, volutus
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to revovle, roll, undergo
ex) to undergo so many misfortunes
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impello, impellere, impuli, impulsus
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to strike against, drive, force
ex) did she drive a man
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ostium, i, n.
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mouth, entrance
ex) the mouths of the tiber
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asper, era, erum
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harsh, rough, fierce
ex) most fierce in pursiots of war
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colo, ere, ui, cultus
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to cultivate, dwell (in), honor, cherish
ex) to have cherished more than all
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gero, ere, gessi, gestus
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to carry on, wage
ex) she had first waged at Troy
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excido, ere, i
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To fall from, perish
ex) fierce griefs fell from her mind
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sperno, ere, sprevi, spretus
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To despise, reject, scorn
ex) the wrong of scorned beauty
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immitis, e
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fierce, cruel
ex) the remains of cruel Achilles
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velum, i, n.
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cloth, sail
ex) they, happy, were giving sails
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spuma, ae, f.
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foam, froth, spray
ex) sprays of salt
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sal, salis, n.
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salt, sea
ex) sprays of salt
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inceptum, i, n.
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beginning, undertaking, purpose
ex) Am I to cease from the undertaking
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exuro, ere, ussi, ustus
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To burn up
ex) Was Pallas able to burn up the fleet…
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noxa, ae, f.
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crime, fault
ex) on account of the fault and rages
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scopulus, i, m.
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rock, cliff, crag
ex) impaled him on a sharp cliff
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praeterea, adv.
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besides, hereafter
ex) adore the divinity of juno hereafter?
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voluto, 1
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to ponder, revolve
ex) pondering such things
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fetus, a, um
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teeming, pregrant
ex) teeming with raging winds
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Auster, tri, m.
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(South) wind
ex) teeming with raging winds
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sonorus, a, um
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roaring, howling
ex) howling winds
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carcer, eris, m.
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Prison, inclosure
ex) restrains with chains and a prison
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claustrum, i, n.
barrier, bolt
| ex) roar around the barriers
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fremo, ere, ui, itus
To murmur, roar
| ex) they roar around the barriers
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profundus, a, um
deep, vast, high
| ex) the vast sky
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verro, ere, i, versus
to sweep
| ex) they sweep them through the breezes
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habena, ae, f.
reigns
| ex) when to give free reigns
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mulceo, ere, lsi, lsus
to calm, soothe
| ex) to soothe and to raise the winds
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incutio, ere, cussi, cussus
to strike into (+ DAT)
| ex) strike force to the winds
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obruo, ere, u, utus
to overwhelm, crush
| ex) crush the sunken ships
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praestans, antis
surpassing, excellent
| ex) nymphs of excellent body
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capesso, ere, ivi, itus
to undertake, perform
| ex) it is right to undertake orders
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acccumbo, ere, cubui, cubitus
to recline
| ex) you grant me to recline at banquets
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cavus, a, um
hollow, vaulted
| ex) he struck a hollow mountain
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converto, ere, i, rsus
To turn around, reverse, overturn
| ex) with an overturned spear
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incumbo, ere, cubui, cubitus
to lie upon, brood over (+ DAT)
| ex) they brood over the sea
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creber, bra, brum
frequent, crowded
| ex) crowded with blasts
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procella, ae, f.
blast, gust
| ex) crowded with blasts
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stridor, oris, m.
creaking, grating, whirring
| ex) the creaking of ropes
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rudens, rudentis, m.
rope, cable
| ex) and the creaking of ropes follow
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polus, i, m.
pole, sky, heaven
| ex) the heavens thundered
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mico, are, ui
to quiver, flash
| ex) the sky flashes with
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beatus, a, um
happy, blessed
| ex) o thrice and 4 times blessed
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contingo, ere, tigi, tactus
to touch, befall
| ex) for whom it befell
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occumbo, ere, cubui, cubitus
```
to fall (in death), to meet death
ex) for whom it befell to meet death
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scutum, i, n.
shield
| ex) the snatched shields
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galea, ae, f.
helmet
| ex) helmets, and strong bodies of men
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prora, ae, f.
prow
| ex) then the prow turns away
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cumulus, i, m.
heap, mass
| ex) falls in a heap
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dehisco, ere, hivi
to split, gape, open
| ex) the others gaping water
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aestus, us, m.
boiling, tide
| ex) the tide rages with sands.
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syrtis, is, f.
sand bar, reef
| ex) into shallows and sandbars
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inlido, ere, si, sus
to dash against + DAT.
| ex) dashes them onto the shoals
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cingo, ere, cinxi, cinctus
to girdle, encircle, surround
| ex) surrounds them with a bank of sand
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pronus, a, um
leaning forward, headlong
| ex) headlong is rolled on his head
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voro, 1
```
to swallow (up)
ex) the swift whirlpool swallows up in the sea.
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gaza, ae, f.
treasure, wealth
| ex) and trojan treasure through the waves
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laxus, a, um
loose, open, lax
| ex) by the loosened seams
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imber, bris, m.
rain, flood, water
| ex) welcome hostile rain
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fatisco, ere
to split, open, gape
| ex) gape with cracks
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lateo, latere, ui
to lie hid, escape the notice of
| ex) did not escape the notice of her brother
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praesto, are, stiti, stitus
to surpass, be better
| ex) it is better to calm the moved waves
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luo, ere, i
to atone for
| ex) you will atone to me
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maturo, 1
to hasten, speed, ripen
| ex) hasten flight
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aula, ae, f.
court, hall
| ex) vault himself in that hall
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tumidus, a, um
swollen
| ex) he soothes swollen seas
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detrudo, ere, si, sus
to push off, dislodge
| ex) dislodge the ships from sharp rock
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rota, ae, f.
wheels, chariot
| ex) on light wheels
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perlabor, i, lapsus
to glide over
| ex) glides over the wave tops
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ignobilis, e
inglorious, common
| ex) an inglorious crowd rages
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secessus, us, m.
inlet, recess
| ex) a place in a long recess
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efficio, ere, feci, fectus
to make, form
| ex) the island forms a port
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sinus, us, m.
gulf, bay, fold
| ex) splits itself into black gulfs
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minor, ari, atus
to threaten, tower
| ex) twin rocks tower into the sky
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scaena, ae, f.
background, stage
| ex) a scene with flashing wods
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coruscus, a, um
wavering, flashing
| ex) a scene with flashing woods
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contendo, ere, i, ntus
to strive, hasten
| ex) they strive to seek
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intus
within
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uncus, a, um
curved, bent, hooked
| ex) with its curved bite
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tabeo, ere
to drip, soak, melt, waste
| ex) dripping with salt
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silex, silicis, m.
flint
| ex) and first with flint
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scintilla, ae, f.
spark
| ex) Achates strikes out a spark
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aridus, a, um
dry
| ex) and gave dry nourishment
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suscipio, ere, cepi, ceptus
to catch up, recieve
| ex) he caught up fire with leaves
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fomes, fomitis, m.
tinder, fuel, shaving
| ex) he seized flame in tinder
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torreo, ere, ui, tostus
to parch, roast
| ex) toast the recovered fruits
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armentum, i, n.
herd, drove
| ex) all herds follow these
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sterno, ere, stravi, stratus
to lay low, spread, strew
| ex) he lays low the leaders themselves
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maereo, ere
to mourn grieve for
| ex) he soothes mourning hearts
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maestus, a, um
gloomy, sad
| ex) send away gloomy fear
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forsan, adv.
perhaps, perchance
| ex) perhaps some day
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discrimen, inis, n.
crisis, danger
| ex) through various dangers
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semita, ae, f.
path
| ex) wherever the path shows
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stratum, i, n.
pavement, bed
| ex) the beds of the roads
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sulcus, i, m.
furrow, trench, ditch
| ex) enclose it with a ditch
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effodio, ere, fodi, fossus
to dig out, excavate
| ex) some dig out ports
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apis, is, f.
bee
| ex) such work trains bees
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stipo, 1
to stuff, crowd, sow
| ex) they stuff flowing honey
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fucus, i, m.
drone
| ex) they keep off the drones
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ferveo, ere
to glow, boil, seethe
| ex) the work boils
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praesepe, is, n.
stall, hive
| ex) from their hives
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fastigium, i, n.
height, top, summit
| ex) to the heights of the city
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cerno, ere, crevi, cretus
to percieve, discern
| ex) he is not percieved by anyone
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pharetra, ae, f.
quiver
| ex) she carries a quiver
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insto, are, stiti
to urge on + DAT.
| ex) urging work and future kingdoms
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foris, is, f.
door, gate, entrance
| ex) in the doors of the goddess
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subnixus, a, um
resting on + ABL.
| ex) resting high on her throne
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aveho, ere, vexi, vectus
to bear away
| ex) born away to other shores
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percussus
astounded
| ex) Achates astounded with joy and fear
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dissimulo, 1
to hide, disguise
| ex) they hide and watch
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venia, ae, f.
pardon, favor, grace
| ex) praying for pardon
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coram
face to face
| ex) an opportunity of speaking face to face
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infandus, a, um
unspeakable, accursed
| ex) keep unspeakable fires from our ships
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uber, eris, n.
richness, fertility
| ex) in richness of soil/glebe
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nimbosus, a, um
stormy, rainy
| ex) rising in a wave, rainy Orion
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caecus, a, um
blind, hidden, dark
| ex) into dark depths
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procax, acis
wanton, boisterous, insolent
| ex) with the insolent south winds
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invius, a, um
impenetrable, pathless, trackless
| ex) pathless rocks scattered us
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consisto, ere, stiti, stitus
to stand, settle
| ex) forbid us to settle on the first land
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temno, ere
to scorn, despise, disdain
| ex) if you despise the race of men
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paenitaet
it repents, it causes regret
| ex) may it not cause regret
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certo, 1
to strive, rival, fight, vie
| ex) that you first vied
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quasso, 1
to shake, shatter, toss
| ex) the fleet, tossed by winds
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trabs, trabis, f.
beam timber
| ex) furnish beams
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stringo, stringere, strinxi
to graze
| ex) to graze oars
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salus, utis, f.
safety, security, health
| ex) if salvation has been taken away
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fretum, i, n.
strait, sea
| ex) let us seek the straits
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gesto, 1
to bear, wear, carry
| ex) we punics do not bear hearts
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Seu, sive
or (if), whether
| ex) Whether you choose great Hesperia
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juvo, are, juvi, jutus
to help, please
| ex) I will help with resources
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pariter, adv.
side by side, equally
| ex) Do you want to settle side by side?
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statuo, ere, ui, utus
to establish, build
| ex) the city which I found is yours
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utinam
would that! oh that! if only
| ex) if only King Aeneas himself
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careo, carere, ui, itus
to be free from, lack + ABL.
| ex) gifts of the trojans lack tricks?
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lignum, i, n.
wood, timber
| ex) Greeks inclosed in this wood
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compages, is, f.
joint, seam, fastening
| ex) curved with joints
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alvus, i, f.
belly, body
| ex) the belly of the beast
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uterus, i, m.
belly, womb
| ex) the belly having been shaken
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mens, mentis, f.
feeling, mind, intention
| ex) if the intention had not been unlucky
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laevus, a, um
left, foolish, unlucky
| ex) if the intention had not been unlucky
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macto, 1
to sacrifice, slaughter, honor
| ex) Laocoon was sacrificing a huge bull
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iuba, ae, f.
mane, crest
| ex) having been raised between the waves and crests
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sinuo, 1
to fold, curve, twist, wind
| ex) twists immense bodies
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sibilus, a, um
hissing, whirring
| ex) licking hissing jaws with quivering tongues
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ligo, 1
to bind, tie, fasten
| ex) they tie him with giant coils
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squameus, a, um
scaly
| ex) having given scaly backs
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divello, ere, vulsi, vulsus
to tear apart
| ex) he strives to tear apart the knots
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vitta, ae, f.
fillet, garland, band
| ex) drenched to his garlands with blood and black venom
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mugitus, us, m.
bellowing, roar
| ex) such a roar as when a wounded bull
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tego, ere, texi, tectus
to cover, hide
| ex) are hidden under the feet of the goddess
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expendo, ere, i, pensus
to expiate, pay for
| ex) Laocoon was paying for a crime
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stuppeus, a, um
hempen
| ex) they stretch hempen cables
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scando, ere, i, scansus
to mount, climb
| ex) the deadly device mounts the walls
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funis, is, m.
rope, cable
| ex) they rejoice to touch the rope
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inclutus, a, um
famous, renowned
| ex) famous for war
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immemor, oris
unmindful, heedless
| ex) we pursue heedless
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monstrum, i, n.
omen
| ex) we set up the unfortunate omen
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gratus, a, um
welcome, pleasing, grateful
| ex) most welcome it creeps in
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quondam, adv.
sometime, formerly
| ex) as formerly dragged by two-horse chariots
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lorum, i, n.
strap, rein, thong
| ex) pierced with straps through swollen feet
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subeo, subire, subei, subitus
to approach
| ex) Forsaken Creusa approached (me)
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diripio, ere, ui, reptus
to plunder, ravage
| ex) and the plundered house and fortune
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Adeo
indeed, so much, truly
| ex) And now I indeed was left alone
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fleo, flere, flevi, fletus
to weep, lament
| ex) Voluntarily weeping
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expromo, ere, mpsi, mptus
to express, bring forth
| ex) address the man and express gloomy voices:
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Erinys, yos, f.
fury, curse
| ex) the common curse of Troy and the fatherland
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exardesco, ere, arsi, arsus
to blaze up
| ex) fires blazed in mind
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ulciscor, i, ultus
to avenge, punish
| ex) to avenge the falling homeland
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sumo, ere, mpsi, mptus
to take, exact
| ex) and to exact wicked punishments
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scilicet
doubtless, of course, forsooth
| ex) doubtless she unharmed will see Sparta
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sudo, 1
to sweat, perspire
| ex) Will the shore have sweated so many times
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etsi
although, even if
| ex) Indeed even if there is no memorable name
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expleo, ere, evi, etus
```
to fill (with), sate + GEN.
ex) it will please me to have sated my mind
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ultrix, icis
avenging, vengeful
| ex) with a vengeful flame
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almus, a, um
nurting, kind(ly)
| ex) my kindly mother
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quonam
whither, where on earth
| ex) Or whither has care for us withdrawn for you?
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prius
sooner, before first
| ex) You will not sooner see
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haurio, ire, hausi, haustus
to drain, drink; destroy
| ex) and an unfriendly sword would have destroyed
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inclementia, ae, f.
cruelty, harshness
| ex) the cruelty of the gods
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hebeto, 1
to blunt, dull, weaken, dim
| ex) dims mortal vision for you
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pareo, ere, ui, itus
to obey, yield + DAT.
| ex) nor refuse to obey instructions
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accingo, ere, cinxi, cinctus
to gird, equip
| ex) equipped with iron
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sisto, ere, steti, status
to stand, settle stop
| ex) I will set you on your father's doorstep
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spissus, a, um
dense, thick, crowded
| ex) She hid herself in the dense shadows
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dirus, a um
fearful, dreadul, dire
| ex) dire shapes appeared
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amnis, is, m.
river, stream
| ex) rivers flow down from mountains
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letum, i, n.
death, destruction, ruin
| ex) That was the first day of ruin
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meditor, ari, atus
to meditate, design
| ex) no longer designs a secret love
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praetexo, ere, ui, xtus
to fringe, cloak
| ex) she conceals guilt by this name
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vigeo, ere, ui
to flourish, be strong, thrive
| ex) she thrives with motion
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pravum, i, n.
wrong, perverse act
| ex) a messenger of the false and perverse
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tenax, acis
tenacious, holding to
| ex) so tenacious a messanger
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multiplex, icis
manifold, multiple
| ex) she was filling the peoples with manifold gossip
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dignor, ari, atus
to deem worthy, deign + ABL.
| ex) Dido deigns to join herself
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turpis, e
shameful, disgraceful
| ex) taken by shameful desire
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protinus
continuously, immediately
| ex) immediately she turns courses to King Iarbas
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aggero, 1
to heap up, pile up, increase
| ex) and increases dangers.
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sacro, 1
to consecrate, dedicate, hallow
| ex) and had dedicated a watchful fire
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excubiae, arum, f.
watch(fire), sentinel
| ex) the eternal watches of the gods
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pinguis, e
fat, rich, fertile
| ex) the ground (was) rich
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amarus, a, um
bitter, unpleasant
| ex) inflamed of bitter gossip
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supinus, a, um
flat, upturned, outstretched
| ex) with outstretched hands
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fulmen, inis, n.
thunderbolt, lightning
| ex) when you twist the thunderbolts
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mitra, ae, f.
mitre, cap, turban
| ex) with a Maeonian turban
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madeo, ere, ui
to drip, be wet, reek
| ex) dripping locks
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fulvus, a, um
yellow, tawny
| ex) studded with yellow jasper
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murex, icis, m.
purple, crimson, scarlet
| ex) burning with Tyrian purple
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laena, ae, f.
(woolen) mantle, cloak
| ex) a cloack was burning with
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faux, faucis, f.
jaws, throat; gulf
| ex) and the voice clung to throat
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attonitus, a, um
thunderstruck, astounded
| ex) thunderstruck by such a warning
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exordium, i, n.
beginning, commencement
| ex) What first beginnings should he take?
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obliviscor, i, litus
to forget + GEN.
| ex) forget the kingdom and your affairs!
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discerno, ere, crevi, cretus
to separate
| ex) and separated the textiles with fine gold
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continuo
immediately, at once
| ex) immediately he addresses:
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tero, ere, trivi, tritus
to rub, wear, waste
| ex) or with what hope do you waste
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otium, i, n.
idleness, leisure, quiet
| ex) do you waste leisure on Libyan lands?
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sententia, ae, f.
opinion, resolve, view
| ex) changing this opinion seemed preferable
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novo, 1
to renew, make new, alter, change, build
| ex) what the cause is for altering things
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quando
when, since, because
| ex) since the best Dido would not know
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ocior, ius
swifter, quicker, very swift
| ex) Quite swiftly all, happy, obey his command
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Inops, opis
needy, bereft (of), destitute
| ex) bereft of her mind, she rages
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deferro, deferre, detuli, delatus
to carry down, report
| ex) raging Rumor reported
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propero, 1
to hasten, hurry, speed
| ex) you hasten to go through the deep
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pudor, oris, m.
shame, modesty, honor
| ex) my honor was ruined
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suboles, is, f.
offpsring, progeny, child
| ex) if some child for me had been begotten from you
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equidem
indeed, truly, surely
| ex) indeed I would not seem
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omnino
altogether, completely, utterly
| ex) I would not seem to have been completely abandoned
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obnixus, a, um
having struggled
| ex) was repressing the care under his heart, having struggled
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valeo, ere, ui, itus
to be strong, be able, fare well, deserve
| ex) I will never deny that you deserved
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abscondo, ere, didi, ditus
to hide
| ex) I neither hoped to hide this
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fingo, ere, finxi, fictus
to fashion, pretend, imagine, form, mold
| ex) don't image
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praetendo, ere, ntus
to hold before, use as screen , hold out
| ex) nor did I ever hold out the torch
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foedus, eris, n.
treaty, agreement, pact
| ex) or come into these agreements.
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recidivus, a, um
revived, renewed
| ex) I would have put down a renewed Pergama
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injuria, ae, f.
injury, injustice, wrong
| ex) the injustice on his dear head
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invidia, ae, f.
grudge, envy, jealousy
| ex) what grudge is there that...?
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exterus, a, um
outside, foreign
| ex) we seek foreign kingdoms
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umens, entis
moist, dewy, damp
| ex) as often as in dewy shadows
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fraudo, 1
to cheat, defraud, deprive
| ex) whom I cheat out of the kingdom
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interpres, etis, m.
interpreter, agent
| ex) now even an agent of the gods
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Desino, ere, sivi, situs
to cease, desist
| ex) Cease to burn both me and you
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querela, ae, f.
complaint, lament
| ex) to burn both me and you with your complaints
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inultus, a, um
unavenged, unpunished
| ex) we will die unavenged
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plangor, oris, m.
wailing, beating (of breast)
| ex) the air resounds with great wailing
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aliter
otherwise, differently
| ex) not otherwise than if all Carthage
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unguis, is, m.
nail, claw
| ex) defiling her face with her nails
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pugnus, i, m.
fist
| ex) and her chest with her fists
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germana, ae, f.
sister
| ex) This was that, sister?
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abluo, ere, ui, utus
to wash off
| ex) Grant that I might wash wounds
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halitus, us, m.
breath, exhalation
| ex) if any last breath wanders beyond
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evado, ere, si, sus
to go forth, pass over, climbs
| ex) she climbed the high steps
254
obitus, us, m.
death, downfall, ruin
| ex) having pitied her difficult downfall
255
pereo, ire, ii, itus
to perish, die
| ex) since she was dying
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croceus, a, um
yellow, saffron, ruddy
| ex) through the dewy sky on saffron wings
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roscidus, a, um
dewy
| ex) through the dewy sky on saffron wings
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seco, are, ui, ctus
to cut, cleave, slice
| ex) she spoke and cuts the air with her right hand
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caenum, i, n.
mud, mire, dirt, filth, slime
| ex) here a gulf thick with filth
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canities, ei, f.
grayness, gray hair
| ex) for whom much grayness lies shaggy on the chin
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incultus, a, um
unkempt, shaggy
| ex) for whom much grayness lies shaggy on the chin
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ferrugineus, a, um
rusty, dusky
| ex) transports bodies by a dusty boat
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cumba, ae, f.
skiff, boat, bark
| ex) transports bodies by a dusty boat
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defungor, i, functus
to finish, perform + ABL.
| ex) and bodies having finished life
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apricus, a, um
sunny, sun-loving
| ex) and sends (them) forth to sunny lands
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lividus, a, um
blue, dark, livid
| ex) sweep over the dark depths with oars
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stagnum, i, n.
lake, marsh, mere, pool
| ex) you see the deep pools of Cocytus
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juro, 1
to swear by, take oath
| ex) even the gods fear to swear
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fluentum, i, n.
stream, river, flood
| ex) to dire banks and resounding floods
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exopto, 1
to choose, desire, hope (for)
| ex) they revisit the hoped for depths
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iniquus, a, um
unequal, unfair, unjust
| ex) having pitied the unjust lot in his mind
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increpo, are, ui, itus
to reprove, chide
| ex) and chides voluntarily
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istinc
from where you are
| ex) say why you came from where you are
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carina, ae, f.
keel, ship, boat
| ex) to carry living bodies on a Stygian boat
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solium, i, n.
seat, throne
| ex) from the seat of the king himself
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thalamus, i, m.
bridal chamber, bedroom
| ex) to abduct a mistress from the bedroom of Pluto
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castus, a, um
chaste, pure, holy
| ex) it is allowed that chaste Proserpina
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forus, i, m.
gangway, deck
| ex) he opens the gangways
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alveus, i, m.
boat, hollow, trough
| ex) at the same time he recieves in his boat
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rimosus, a, um
full of cracks, leaky
| ex) The boat, leaky, groaned under the weight
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limus, i, m.
slime, mud, mire
| ex) out on the shapeless mud and gray grass
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glaucus, a, um
gray, green, gleaming
| ex) out on the shapeless mud and gray grass
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ulva, ae, f.
sedge, marsh grass
| ex) out on the shapeless mud and gray grass
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coluber, bri, m.
serpent, snake
| ex) now seeing the snake bristle with serpents
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resolvo, ere, i, solutus
to loosen, relax
| ex) and loosens the immense back
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juxtus/iuxtus, a, um
next, nearest to + ACC.
| ex) next to whom the Trojan hero
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invitus, a, um
unwilling
| ex) unwilling I left from your shore
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sentus, a, um
rough, thorny
| ex) through places thorny with neglect
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situs, us, m.
position, neglect, mould
| ex) through places thorny with neglect
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queo, quire, ivi, itus
to be able, can
| ex) I could not believe that by my departure
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torvus, a, um
fierce, grim, lowering
| ex) her fierce mind and was rousing tears
292
meatus, us, m.
course, path, motion
| ex) they will map the courses
293
egregius, a, um
extraordinary, distinguished
| ex) distinguished in form and shining arms
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parum
slightly, hardly, too little, not
| ex) but his brow was hardly happy
295
stirps, pis, f.
stock, lineage, race
| ex) descendents of such great stock
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instar, n. indecl.
likeness, weight, dignity, presence
| ex) How a great a dignity in himself!
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oborior, iri, ortus
to spring up, arise
| ex) with tears having sprung up
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nimium
too much, too great(ly)
| ex) To you the roman race seemed too greatly powerful
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propago, inis, f.
offshoot, offspring, race
| ex) To you the roman race seemed too greatly powerful
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tumulus, i, m.
mound, tomb
| ex) when you glide past the fresh tomb
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avus, i, m.
grandfather, ancestor
| ex) will raise his Latin ancestors so much in hope
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priscus, a, um
ancient
| ex) alas ancient loyalty
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pedes, itis, m.
footsoldier, infantry
| ex) whether he was going as a foot soldier
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calcar, aris, n.
spur, goad, prick
| ex) piercing with spurs the flanks of a foaming horse
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fungor, i, functus
to perform, fulfill + ABL.
| ex) and I will perform useless service.
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exim
thence, thereupon
| ex) thence he recounts to the man
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corneus, a, um
made of horn, ivory
| ex) one of which is said (to be) made of horn
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candens, entis
gleaming
| ex) the other gleaming
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Manes, ium
shades of the dead, Hades, shades
| ex) but the shades send false dreams to the sky
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eburnus, a, um
of ivory
| ex) he sends forth by the gate of ivory
