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Aeneid 6.415-425, 450-476 Vocabulary

Total questions: 171

Worksheet time: 1hrs 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
tandem (Tandem trāns fluvium incolumēs)
a)
at last, finally
b)
across
c)
river, stream
d)
safe, unharmed
2.
trans (Tandem trāns fluvium incolumēs)
a)
at last, finally
b)
across
c)
river, stream
d)
safe, unharmed
3.
fluvius, fluvii m. (Tandem trāns fluvium incolumēs)
a)
at last, finally
b)
across
c)
river, stream
d)
safe, unharmed
4.
incolumis, incolume (Tandem trāns fluvium incolumēs)
a)
at last, finally
b)
across
c)
river, stream
d)
safe, unharmed
5.
vates, vatis (vātemque virumque īnfōrmī līmō glaucāque expōnit in ulvā)
a)
prophet, poet, bard
b)
man, hero
c)
shapeless, hideous
d)
mud, slime
6.
vir, viri, m. (vātemque virumque īnfōrmī līmō glaucāque expōnit in ulvā)
a)
prophet, poet, bard
b)
man, hero
c)
shapeless, hideous
d)
mud, slime
7.
informis, e (vātemque virumque īnfōrmī līmō glaucāque expōnit in ulvā)
a)
prophet, poet, bard
b)
man, hero
c)
shapeless, hideous
d)
mud, slime
8.
limus -i m. (vātemque virumque īnfōrmī līmō glaucāque expōnit in ulvā)
a)
prophet, poet, bard
b)
man, hero
c)
shapeless, hideous
d)
mud, slime
9.
glaucus, a, um (vātemque virumque īnfōrmī līmō glaucāque expōnit in ulvā)
a)
dark, sea-green, gray
b)
to set forth, place off, land (a ship)
c)
sedge, marsh grass
d)
huge, vast, mighty<br />
10.
expono, exponere, exposui, expositum (vātemque virumque īnfōrmī līmō glaucāque expōnit in ulvā)
a)
dark, sea-green, gray
b)
to set forth, place off, land (a ship)
c)
sedge, marsh grass
d)
huge, vast, mighty<br />
11.
ulva, -ae f. (vātemque virumque īnfōrmī līmō glaucāque expōnit in ulvā)
a)
dark, sea-green, gray
b)
to set forth, place off, land (a ship)
c)
sedge, marsh grass
d)
huge, vast, mighty<br />
12.
ingens, ingentis (Cerberus haec ingēns lātrātū rēgna trifaucī personat adversō recubāns immānis in antrō)
a)
dark, sea-green, gray
b)
to set forth, place off, land (a ship)
c)
sedge, marsh grass
d)
huge, vast, mighty<br />
13.
latratus, us m. (Cerberus haec ingēns lātrātū rēgna trifaucī personat adversō recubāns immānis in antrō)
a)
bark(ing), howl(ing)
b)
kingdom, royal power
c)
triple voiced, three-throated
d)
proclaim; resound
14.
regnum, regni (Cerberus haec ingēns lātrātū rēgna trifaucī personat adversō recubāns immānis in antrō)
a)
bark(ing), howl(ing)
b)
kingdom, royal power
c)
triple voiced, three-throated
d)
proclaim; resound
15.
trifaux, trifaucis (Cerberus haec ingēns lātrātū rēgna trifaucī personat adversō recubāns immānis in antrō)
a)
bark(ing), howl(ing)
b)
kingdom, royal power
c)
triple voiced, three-throated
d)
proclaim; resound
16.
persono, personare, personui, personitus (Cerberus haec ingēns lātrātū rēgna trifaucī personat adversō recubāns immānis in antrō)
a)
bark(ing), howl(ing)
b)
kingdom, royal power
c)
triple voiced, three-throated
d)
proclaim; resound
17.
adversus, -a, -um (Cerberus haec ingēns lātrātū rēgna trifaucī personat adversō recubāns immānis in antrō)
a)
contrary, opposed, opposite
b)
to recline
c)
huge, immense, extensive
d)
cave, cavern
18.
recubo, are (Cerberus haec ingēns lātrātū rēgna trifaucī personat adversō recubāns immānis in antrō)
a)
contrary, opposed, opposite
b)
to recline
c)
huge, immense, extensive
d)
cave, cavern
19.
immanis, -is, -e (Cerberus haec ingēns lātrātū rēgna trifaucī personat adversō recubāns immānis in antrō)
a)
contrary, opposed, opposite
b)
to recline
c)
huge, immense, extensive
d)
cave, cavern
20.
antrum, -i (Cerberus haec ingēns lātrātū rēgna trifaucī personat adversō recubāns immānis in antrō)
a)
contrary, opposed, opposite
b)
to recline
c)
huge, immense, extensive
d)
cave, cavern
21.
horreo, horrere, horrui (horrēre vidēns iam colla colubrīs)
a)
to shudder, tremble, bristle
b)
to see
c)
now, already
d)
neck, throat
22.
video, videre, vidi, visus (horrēre vidēns iam colla colubrīs)
a)
to shudder, tremble, bristle
b)
to see
c)
now, already
d)
neck, throat
23.
iam (horrēre vidēns iam colla colubrīs)
a)
to shudder, tremble, bristle
b)
to see
c)
now, already
d)
neck, throat
24.
collum, colli (horrēre vidēns iam colla colubrīs)
a)
to shudder, tremble, bristle
b)
to see
c)
now, already
d)
neck, throat
25.
coluber, colubri, m. (horrēre vidēns iam colla colubrīs)
a)
snake, serpent
b)
honey
c)
rend to sleep, render unconscious, stupefy
d)
to treat, medicate (with)
26.
mel, mellis (cui vates...melle sopōrātam et medicātīs frūgibus offam obicit)
a)
snake, serpent
b)
honey
c)
rend to sleep, render unconscious, stupefy
d)
to treat, medicate (with)
27.
soporo, soporare, soporavi, soporatus (cui vates...melle sopōrātam et medicātīs frūgibus offam obicit)
a)
snake, serpent
b)
honey
c)
rend to sleep, render unconscious, stupefy
d)
to treat, medicate (with)
28.
medico, medicare, medicavi, medicatus (cui vates...melle sopōrātam et medicātīs frūgibus offam obicit)
a)
snake, serpent
b)
honey
c)
rend to sleep, render unconscious, stupefy
d)
to treat, medicate (with)
29.
frux, frugis, f. (cui vates...melle sopōrātam et medicātīs frūgibus offam obicit)
a)
fruit, grain
b)
morsel, cake
c)
present, fling
d)
hunger, starvation
30.
offa, -ae f. (cui vates...melle sopōrātam et medicātīs frūgibus offam obicit)
a)
fruit, grain
b)
morsel, cake
c)
present, fling
d)
hunger, starvation
31.
obicio, obicere, obieci, obiectum (cui vates...melle sopōrātam et medicātīs frūgibus offam obicit)
a)
fruit, grain
b)
morsel, cake
c)
present, fling
d)
hunger, starvation
32.
fames, famis, f. (Ille famē rabidā tria guttura pandēns)
a)
fruit, grain
b)
morsel, cake
c)
present, fling
d)
hunger, starvation
33.
rabidus, a, um (Ille famē rabidā tria guttura pandēns)
a)
mad, raving, frenzied
b)
three (3)
c)
throat
d)
to spread, expand, extend
34.
tres, tria (Ille famē rabidā tria guttura pandēns)
a)
mad, raving, frenzied
b)
three (3)
c)
throat
d)
to spread, expand, extend
35.
guttur, gutturis (Ille famē rabidā tria guttura pandēns)
a)
mad, raving, frenzied
b)
three (3)
c)
throat
d)
to spread, expand, extend
36.
pando, pandere, pandi, passus (Ille famē rabidā tria guttura pandēns)
a)
mad, raving, frenzied
b)
three (3)
c)
throat
d)
to spread, expand, extend
37.
corripio, corripere, corripui, correptus (corripit obiectam)
a)
seize, grab
b)
back
c)
loosen, release; lower, relax
d)
pour, spread, unfurl
38.
tergum, tergi (immānia terga resolvit)
a)
seize, grab
b)
back
c)
loosen, release; lower, relax
d)
pour, spread, unfurl
39.
resolvo, resolvere, resolvi, resolutus (immānia terga resolvit)
a)
seize, grab
b)
back
c)
loosen, release; lower, relax
d)
pour, spread, unfurl
40.
fundo, fundere, fudi, fusus (fūsus humī)
a)
seize, grab
b)
back
c)
loosen, release; lower, relax
d)
pour, spread, unfurl
41.
humus, humi, f. (fūsus humī)
a)
ground, earth
b)
whole, entire
c)
to hold out, extend
d)
seize, occupy
42.
totus, a, um (tōtōque ingēns extenditur antrō)
a)
ground, earth
b)
whole, entire
c)
to hold out, extend
d)
seize, occupy
43.
extendo, extendere, extendi, extentus (tōtōque ingēns extenditur antrō)
a)
ground, earth
b)
whole, entire
c)
to hold out, extend
d)
seize, occupy
44.
occupo, occupare, occupavi, occupatus (occupat Aenēās aditum custōde sepultō)
a)
ground, earth
b)
whole, entire
c)
to hold out, extend
d)
seize, occupy
45.
aditus, us, m (occupat Aenēās aditum custōde sepultō)
a)
approach, entrance
b)
guard
c)
to bury, overcome
d)
to escape, pass safely
46.
custos, custodis, m. (occupat Aenēās aditum custōde sepultō)
a)
approach, entrance
b)
guard
c)
to bury, overcome
d)
to escape, pass safely
47.
sepelio, sepelire, sepelivi, sepultus (occupat Aenēās aditum custōde sepultō)
a)
approach, entrance
b)
guard
c)
to bury, overcome
d)
to escape, pass safely
48.
evado, evadere, evasi, evasus (ēvāditque celer rīpam inremeābilis undae)
a)
approach, entrance
b)
guard
c)
to bury, overcome
d)
to escape, pass safely
49.
celer, celeris, celere (ēvāditque celer rīpam inremeābilis undae)
a)
swift, quick, rapid
b)
river bank
c)
irretraceable, uncrossable
d)
wave, waters; sea
50.
ripa, ripae, f. (ēvāditque celer rīpam inremeābilis undae)
a)
swift, quick, rapid
b)
river bank
c)
irretraceable, uncrossable
d)
wave, waters; sea
51.
inremeabilis, is, e (ēvāditque celer rīpam inremeābilis undae)
a)
swift, quick, rapid
b)
river bank
c)
irretraceable, uncrossable
d)
wave, waters; sea
52.
unda, undae, f. (ēvāditque celer rīpam inremeābilis undae)
a)
swift, quick, rapid
b)
river bank
c)
irretraceable, uncrossable
d)
wave, waters; sea
53.
inter (Inter quās Phoenissa recēns ā vulnere Dīdō)
a)
among, bettween,
b)
Dido
c)
recent, fresh
d)
wound, injury
54.
Phoenissa, -ae f. (Inter quās Phoenissa recēns ā vulnere Dīdō)
a)
among, bettween,
b)
Dido
c)
recent, fresh
d)
wound, injury
55.
recens, recentis (Inter quās Phoenissa recēns ā vulnere Dīdō)
a)
among, bettween,
b)
Dido
c)
recent, fresh
d)
wound, injury
56.
vulnus, vulneris (Inter quās Phoenissa recēns ā vulnere Dīdō)
a)
among, bettween,
b)
Dido
c)
recent, fresh
d)
wound, injury
57.
erro, errare, erravi, erratum (Dido errābat silvā in magnā)
a)
to wander
b)
forest, woods
c)
great, large
d)
Trojan
58.
silva, silvae, f. (Dido errābat silvā in magnā)
a)
to wander
b)
forest, woods
c)
great, large
d)
Trojan
59.
magnus, -a, -um (Dido errābat silvā in magnā)
a)
to wander
b)
forest, woods
c)
great, large
d)
Trojan
60.
Troius, a, um (quam Trōïus hērōs ut prīmum iūxtā stetit agnōvitque per umbrās obscūram)
a)
to wander
b)
forest, woods
c)
great, large
d)
Trojan
61.
heros, herois, m. (quam Trōïus hērōs ut prīmum iūxtā stetit agnōvitque per umbrās obscūram)
a)
hero
b)
as soon as
c)
near, next to
d)
to stand
62.
ut primum (quam Trōïus hērōs ut prīmum iūxtā stetit agnōvitque per umbrās obscūram)
a)
hero
b)
as soon as
c)
near, next to
d)
to stand
63.
iuxta (+acc) (quam Trōïus hērōs ut prīmum iūxtā stetit agnōvitque per umbrās obscūram)
a)
hero
b)
as soon as
c)
near, next to
d)
to stand
64.
sto, stare, steti, statum (quam Trōïus hērōs ut prīmum iūxtā stetit agnōvitque per umbrās obscūram)
a)
hero
b)
as soon as
c)
near, next to
d)
to stand
65.
agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi (quam Trōïus hērōs ut prīmum iūxtā stetit agnōvitque per umbrās obscūram)
a)
to recognize
b)
through
c)
shade, shadow
d)
dark, gloomy
66.
per (quam Trōïus hērōs ut prīmum iūxtā stetit agnōvitque per umbrās obscūram)
a)
to recognize
b)
through
c)
shade, shadow
d)
dark, gloomy
67.
umbra, -ae, f. (quam Trōïus hērōs ut prīmum iūxtā stetit agnōvitque per umbrās obscūram)
a)
to recognize
b)
through
c)
shade, shadow
d)
dark, gloomy
68.
obscurus, a, um (quam Trōïus hērōs ut prīmum iūxtā stetit agnōvitque per umbrās obscūram)
a)
to recognize
b)
through
c)
shade, shadow
d)
dark, gloomy
69.
qualem (quālem prīmō quī surgere mēnse aut videt aut vīdisse putat per nūbila lūnam)
a)
just like
b)
first
c)
to get up, arise
d)
month
70.
primus, -a, -um (quālem prīmō quī surgere mēnse aut videt aut vīdisse putat per nūbila lūnam)
a)
just like
b)
first
c)
to get up, arise
d)
month
71.
surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectum (quālem prīmō quī surgere mēnse aut videt aut vīdisse putat per nūbila lūnam)
a)
just like
b)
first
c)
to get up, arise
d)
month
72.
mensis, mensis, m. (quālem prīmō quī surgere mēnse aut videt aut vīdisse putat per nūbila lūnam)
a)
just like
b)
first
c)
to get up, arise
d)
month
73.
aut...aut (quālem prīmō quī surgere mēnse aut videt aut vīdisse putat per nūbila lūnam)
a)
either...or
b)
think, consider
c)
clouds
d)
moon
74.
puto, putare, putavi, putatus (quālem prīmō quī surgere mēnse aut videt aut vīdisse putat per nūbila lūnam)
a)
either...or
b)
think, consider
c)
clouds
d)
moon
75.
nubila, orum (quālem prīmō quī surgere mēnse aut videt aut vīdisse putat per nūbila lūnam)
a)
either...or
b)
think, consider
c)
clouds
d)
moon
76.
luna, lunae, f. (quālem prīmō quī surgere mēnse aut videt aut vīdisse putat per nūbila lūnam)
a)
either...or
b)
think, consider
c)
clouds
d)
moon
77.
demitto, demittere, demisi, demissus (dēmīsit lacrimās dulcīque adfātus amōre est)
a)
let down, lower
b)
tear
c)
sweet; pleasant; agreeable
d)
love
78.
lacrima, lacrimae, f. (dēmīsit lacrimās dulcīque adfātus amōre est)
a)
let down, lower
b)
tear
c)
sweet; pleasant; agreeable
d)
love
79.
dulcis, dulce (dēmīsit lacrimās dulcīque adfātus amōre est)
a)
let down, lower
b)
tear
c)
sweet; pleasant; agreeable
d)
love
80.
amor, amoris, m. (dēmīsit lacrimās dulcīque adfātus amōre est)
a)
let down, lower
b)
tear
c)
sweet; pleasant; agreeable
d)
love
81.
adfor, adfari, adfatus sum (dēmīsit lacrimās dulcīque adfātus amōre est)
a)
address, speak to
b)
unlucky, unhappy
c)
true, real
d)
messenger, message, news
82.
infelix, infelicis (Īnfēlīx Dīdō, vērus mihi nūntius ergō vēnerat exstīnctam ferrōque extrēma secūtam?)
a)
address, speak to
b)
unlucky, unhappy
c)
true, real
d)
messenger, message, news
83.
verus, -a, -um (Īnfēlīx Dīdō, vērus mihi nūntius ergō vēnerat exstīnctam ferrōque extrēma secūtam?)
a)
address, speak to
b)
unlucky, unhappy
c)
true, real
d)
messenger, message, news
84.
nuntius, nuntii, m. (Īnfēlīx Dīdō, vērus mihi nūntius ergō vēnerat exstīnctam ferrōque extrēma secūtam?)
a)
address, speak to
b)
unlucky, unhappy
c)
true, real
d)
messenger, message, news
85.
ergo (adv) (Īnfēlīx Dīdō, vērus mihi nūntius ergō vēnerat exstīnctam ferrōque extrēma secūtam?)
a)
therefore
b)
to come
c)
put out, destroy, kill
d)
iron, sword
86.
venio, venire, veni, ventum (Īnfēlīx Dīdō, vērus mihi nūntius ergō vēnerat exstīnctam ferrōque extrēma secūtam?)
a)
therefore
b)
to come
c)
put out, destroy, kill
d)
iron, sword
87.
exstinguo, exstinguere, exstinxi, exstinctus (Īnfēlīx Dīdō, vērus mihi nūntius ergō vēnerat exstīnctam ferrōque extrēma secūtam?)
a)
therefore
b)
to come
c)
put out, destroy, kill
d)
iron, sword
88.
ferrum, ferri (Īnfēlīx Dīdō, vērus mihi nūntius ergō vēnerat exstīnctam ferrōque extrēma secūtam?)
a)
therefore
b)
to come
c)
put out, destroy, kill
d)
iron, sword
89.
extremus, a, um (Īnfēlīx Dīdō, vērus mihi nūntius ergō vēnerat exstīnctam ferrōque extrēma secūtam?)
a)
outermost, farthest, final
b)
to follow
c)
funeral, death
d)
alas
90.
sequor, sequi, secutus sum (Īnfēlīx Dīdō, vērus mihi nūntius ergō vēnerat exstīnctam ferrōque extrēma secūtam?)
a)
outermost, farthest, final
b)
to follow
c)
funeral, death
d)
alas
91.
funus, funeris (Fūneris heu tibi causa fuī?)
a)
outermost, farthest, final
b)
to follow
c)
funeral, death
d)
alas
92.
heu (Fūneris heu tibi causa fuī?)
a)
outermost, farthest, final
b)
to follow
c)
funeral, death
d)
alas
93.
causa, causae, f. (Fūneris heu tibi causa fuī?)
a)
cause, reason
b)
I swear by the stars
c)
I swear by the heavens/gods
d)
if any
94.
per sidera iuro
a)
cause, reason
b)
I swear by the stars
c)
I swear by the heavens/gods
d)
if any
95.
per superos (iuro)
a)
cause, reason
b)
I swear by the stars
c)
I swear by the heavens/gods
d)
if any
96.
si qua (sī qua fidēs tellūre sub īmā est)
a)
cause, reason
b)
I swear by the stars
c)
I swear by the heavens/gods
d)
if any
97.
fides, fidei, f. (sī qua fidēs tellūre sub īmā est)
a)
faith, loyalty, trustworthiness
b)
land, earth
c)
beneath
d)
lowest, at the bottom, innermost
98.
tellus, telluris, f. (sī qua fidēs tellūre sub īmā est)
a)
faith, loyalty, trustworthiness
b)
land, earth
c)
beneath
d)
lowest, at the bottom, innermost
99.
sub (sī qua fidēs tellūre sub īmā est)
a)
faith, loyalty, trustworthiness
b)
land, earth
c)
beneath
d)
lowest, at the bottom, innermost
100.
imus, a, um (sī qua fidēs tellūre sub īmā est)
a)
faith, loyalty, trustworthiness
b)
land, earth
c)
beneath
d)
lowest, at the bottom, innermost
101.
invitus, -a, -um (invītus, rēgīna, tuō dē lītore cessī)
a)
unwilling, reluctant
b)
your, yours
c)
shore, coast
d)
move, yield, give way
102.
tuus, tua, tuum (invītus, rēgīna, tuō dē lītore cessī)
a)
unwilling, reluctant
b)
your, yours
c)
shore, coast
d)
move, yield, give way
103.
litus, litoris (invītus, rēgīna, tuō dē lītore cessī)
a)
unwilling, reluctant
b)
your, yours
c)
shore, coast
d)
move, yield, give way
104.
cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum (invītus, rēgīna, tuō dē lītore cessī)
a)
unwilling, reluctant
b)
your, yours
c)
shore, coast
d)
move, yield, give way
105.
iussum, iussi, n. (iussa deum, quae nunc hās īre per umbrās)
a)
order, instruction
b)
now
c)
to go
d)
but
106.
nunc (iussa deum, quae nunc hās īre per umbrās)
a)
order, instruction
b)
now
c)
to go
d)
but
107.
eo, ire, ii (iussa deum, quae nunc hās īre per umbrās)
a)
order, instruction
b)
now
c)
to go
d)
but
108.
sed (sed mē iussa deum...per loca senta sitū cōgunt noctemque profundam)
a)
order, instruction
b)
now
c)
to go
d)
but
109.
sentus, a, um (sed mē iussa deum...per loca senta sitū cōgunt noctemque profundam)
a)
rough, thorny
b)
place
c)
position, site, situation
d)
force, compel
110.
locum, loci N (sed mē iussa deum...per loca senta sitū cōgunt noctemque profundam)
a)
rough, thorny
b)
place
c)
position, site, situation
d)
force, compel
111.
situs, situs, m. (sed mē iussa deum...per loca senta sitū cōgunt noctemque profundam)
a)
rough, thorny
b)
place
c)
position, site, situation
d)
force, compel
112.
cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus (sed mē iussa deum...per loca senta sitū cōgunt noctemque profundam)
a)
rough, thorny
b)
place
c)
position, site, situation
d)
force, compel
113.
nox, noctis, f. (sed mē iussa deum...per loca senta sitū cōgunt noctemque profundam)
a)
night, darkness; sleep, death
b)
deep, high, vast
c)
to do, drive
d)
command, authority
114.
profundus, a, um (sed mē iussa deum...per loca senta sitū cōgunt noctemque profundam)
a)
night, darkness; sleep, death
b)
deep, high, vast
c)
to do, drive
d)
command, authority
115.
ago, agere, egi, actus ([iussa]...imperiīs ēgēre suīs)
a)
night, darkness; sleep, death
b)
deep, high, vast
c)
to do, drive
d)
command, authority
116.
imperium, imperii ([iussa]...imperiīs ēgēre suīs)
a)
night, darkness; sleep, death
b)
deep, high, vast
c)
to do, drive
d)
command, authority
117.
suus, -a, -um ([iussa]...imperiīs ēgēre suīs)
a)
his, her, its, their (own)
b)
to be able
c)
to trust, believe
d)
so great, so much
118.
queo, quire, quivi, quitus (nec crēdere quīvī hunc tantum tibi mē discessū ferre dolōrem)
a)
his, her, its, their (own)
b)
to be able
c)
to trust, believe
d)
so great, so much
119.
credo, credere, credidi, creditus (nec crēdere quīvī hunc tantum tibi mē discessū ferre dolōrem)
a)
his, her, its, their (own)
b)
to be able
c)
to trust, believe
d)
so great, so much
120.
tantus, -a, -um (nec crēdere quīvī hunc tantum tibi mē discessū ferre dolōrem)
a)
his, her, its, their (own)
b)
to be able
c)
to trust, believe
d)
so great, so much
121.
discessus, -us, m. (nec crēdere quīvī hunc tantum tibi mē discessū ferre dolōrem)
a)
departure, withdrawal
b)
to bring, carry
c)
grief, pain
d)
stop, set
122.
fero, ferre, tuli, latus (nec crēdere quīvī hunc tantum tibi mē discessū ferre dolōrem)
a)
departure, withdrawal
b)
to bring, carry
c)
grief, pain
d)
stop, set
123.
dolor, doloris, m. (nec crēdere quīvī hunc tantum tibi mē discessū ferre dolōrem)
a)
departure, withdrawal
b)
to bring, carry
c)
grief, pain
d)
stop, set
124.
sisto, sistere, stiti, statum (Siste gradum tēque aspectū nē subtrahe nostrō)
a)
departure, withdrawal
b)
to bring, carry
c)
grief, pain
d)
stop, set
125.
gradus, us m (Siste gradum tēque aspectū nē subtrahe nostrō)
a)
step, pace<br />
b)
sight, appearance
c)
to withdraw
d)
our, ours
126.
aspectus, us, m (Siste gradum tēque aspectū nē subtrahe nostrō)
a)
step, pace<br />
b)
sight, appearance
c)
to withdraw
d)
our, ours
127.
subtraho, ere, traxi, tractus (Siste gradum tēque aspectū nē subtrahe nostrō)
a)
step, pace<br />
b)
sight, appearance
c)
to withdraw
d)
our, ours
128.
noster, nostra, nostrum (Siste gradum tēque aspectū nē subtrahe nostrō)
a)
step, pace<br />
b)
sight, appearance
c)
to withdraw
d)
our, ours
129.
quem fugis?
a)
whom do you flee?
b)
fate
c)
to speak to, address
d)
such, of such a kind
130.
fatum, fati (Extrēmum fātō quod tē adloquor hoc est)
a)
whom do you flee?
b)
fate
c)
to speak to, address
d)
such, of such a kind
131.
adloquor, adloqui, adlocutus sum (Extrēmum fātō quod tē adloquor hoc est)
a)
whom do you flee?
b)
fate
c)
to speak to, address
d)
such, of such a kind
132.
talis, tale (Tālibus Aenēās ārdentem et torva tuentem lēnībat dictīs animum)
a)
whom do you flee?
b)
fate
c)
to speak to, address
d)
such, of such a kind
133.
ardeo, ardere, arsi (Tālibus Aenēās ārdentem et torva tuentem lēnībat dictīs animum)
a)
to burn, be on fire
b)
fierce, grim, lowering
c)
to watch over, cast looks
d)
soothe, calm down
134.
torvus, a, um (Tālibus Aenēās ārdentem et torva tuentem lēnībat dictīs animum)
a)
to burn, be on fire
b)
fierce, grim, lowering
c)
to watch over, cast looks
d)
soothe, calm down
135.
tueor, tueri, tuitus sum (Tālibus Aenēās ārdentem et torva tuentem lēnībat dictīs animum)
a)
to burn, be on fire
b)
fierce, grim, lowering
c)
to watch over, cast looks
d)
soothe, calm down
136.
lenio, lenire, lenivi, lenitus (Tālibus Aenēās ārdentem et torva tuentem lēnībat dictīs animum)
a)
to burn, be on fire
b)
fierce, grim, lowering
c)
to watch over, cast looks
d)
soothe, calm down
137.
animus, animi, m. (Tālibus Aenēās ārdentem et torva tuentem lēnībat dictīs animum)
a)
spirit, soul, mind
b)
word, speech
c)
rouse, set in motion
d)
ground, soil
138.
dictum, i (Tālibus Aenēās ārdentem et torva tuentem lēnībat dictīs animum)
a)
spirit, soul, mind
b)
word, speech
c)
rouse, set in motion
d)
ground, soil
139.
cieo, ciere, civi, citum (lacrimāsque ciēbat)
a)
spirit, soul, mind
b)
word, speech
c)
rouse, set in motion
d)
ground, soil
140.
solum, i (Illa solō fīxōs oculōs āversa tenēbat)
a)
spirit, soul, mind
b)
word, speech
c)
rouse, set in motion
d)
ground, soil
141.
figo, figere, fixi, fixus (Illa solō fīxōs oculōs āversa tenēbat)
a)
to fix, fasten
b)
to turn away
c)
eye
d)
hold, keep
142.
averto, avertere, averti, aversum (Illa solō fīxōs oculōs āversa tenēbat)
a)
to fix, fasten
b)
to turn away
c)
eye
d)
hold, keep
143.
oculus, oculi, m. (Illa solō fīxōs oculōs āversa tenēbat)
a)
to fix, fasten
b)
to turn away
c)
eye
d)
hold, keep
144.
teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus (Illa solō fīxōs oculōs āversa tenēbat)
a)
to fix, fasten
b)
to turn away
c)
eye
d)
hold, keep
145.
magis (nec magis inceptō vultum sermōne movētur)
a)
more
b)
beginning
c)
expression, face
d)
speech, conversation
146.
inceptum, incepti (nec magis inceptō vultum sermōne movētur)
a)
more
b)
beginning
c)
expression, face
d)
speech, conversation
147.
vultus, vultus, m. (nec magis inceptō vultum sermōne movētur)
a)
more
b)
beginning
c)
expression, face
d)
speech, conversation
148.
sermo, sermonis, m. (nec magis inceptō vultum sermōne movētur)
a)
more
b)
beginning
c)
expression, face
d)
speech, conversation
149.
moveo, movere, movi, motus (nec magis inceptō vultum sermōne movētur)
a)
to move, excite, affect
b)
than if
c)
harsh, hard
d)
stone
150.
quam si (quam sī dūra silex aut stet Marpēsia cautēs)
a)
to move, excite, affect
b)
than if
c)
harsh, hard
d)
stone
151.
durus, dura, durum (quam sī dūra silex aut stet Marpēsia cautēs)
a)
to move, excite, affect
b)
than if
c)
harsh, hard
d)
stone
152.
silex, silicis (quam sī dūra silex aut stet Marpēsia cautēs)
a)
to move, excite, affect
b)
than if
c)
harsh, hard
d)
stone
153.
cautes -is f. (quam sī dūra silex aut stet Marpēsia cautēs)
a)
cliff, sharp rock
b)
unfriendly, hostile
c)
flee back, run away, escape
d)
grove, forest
154.
inimicus, a, um (inimīca refūgit in nemus umbriferum)
a)
cliff, sharp rock
b)
unfriendly, hostile
c)
flee back, run away, escape
d)
grove, forest
155.
refugio, refugere, refugi (inimīca refūgit in nemus umbriferum)
a)
cliff, sharp rock
b)
unfriendly, hostile
c)
flee back, run away, escape
d)
grove, forest
156.
nemus, nemoris (inimīca refūgit in nemus umbriferum)
a)
cliff, sharp rock
b)
unfriendly, hostile
c)
flee back, run away, escape
d)
grove, forest
157.
umbrifer, era, erum (inimīca refūgit in nemus umbriferum)
a)
shady
b)
spouse; husband/wife
c)
where
d)
reply, answer
158.
coniunx, coniugis, m/f (coniūnx ubi prīstinus illī respondet cūrīs aequatque Sychaeus amōrem)
a)
shady
b)
spouse; husband/wife
c)
where
d)
reply, answer
159.
ubi (coniūnx ubi prīstinus illī respondet cūrīs aequatque Sychaeus amōrem)
a)
shady
b)
spouse; husband/wife
c)
where
d)
reply, answer
160.
respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsum (coniūnx ubi prīstinus illī respondet cūrīs aequatque Sychaeus amōrem)
a)
shady
b)
spouse; husband/wife
c)
where
d)
reply, answer
161.
cura, curae, f. (coniūnx ubi prīstinus illī respondet cūrīs aequatque Sychaeus amōrem)
a)
care, anxiety
b)
to make equal, match
c)
love
d)
no less, nonetheless
162.
aequo, aequare, aequavi, aequatus (coniūnx ubi prīstinus illī respondet cūrīs aequatque Sychaeus amōrem)
a)
care, anxiety
b)
to make equal, match
c)
love
d)
no less, nonetheless
163.
amor, amoris, m. (coniūnx ubi prīstinus illī respondet cūrīs aequatque Sychaeus amōrem)
a)
care, anxiety
b)
to make equal, match
c)
love
d)
no less, nonetheless
164.
nec minus (Nec minus Aenēās cāsū percussus inīquō)
a)
care, anxiety
b)
to make equal, match
c)
love
d)
no less, nonetheless
165.
casus, casus, m. (Nec minus Aenēās cāsū percussus inīquō)
a)
mishap, misfortune
b)
beat, strike, pierce
c)
uneven, unfair, unfavorable
d)
to follow
166.
percutio, percutere, percussi, percussus (Nec minus Aenēās cāsū percussus inīquō)
a)
mishap, misfortune
b)
beat, strike, pierce
c)
uneven, unfair, unfavorable
d)
to follow
167.
iniquus, a, um (Nec minus Aenēās cāsū percussus inīquō)
a)
mishap, misfortune
b)
beat, strike, pierce
c)
uneven, unfair, unfavorable
d)
to follow
168.
prosequor, prosequi, prosecutus sum (prōsequitur lacrimīs longē et miserātur euntem)
a)
mishap, misfortune
b)
beat, strike, pierce
c)
uneven, unfair, unfavorable
d)
to follow
169.
lacrima, lacrimae, f. (prōsequitur lacrimīs longē et miserātur euntem)
a)
tear
b)
far off
c)
pity
d)
to follow
170.
longe (prōsequitur lacrimīs longē et miserātur euntem)
a)
tear
b)
far off
c)
pity
d)
to follow
171.
miseror, miserari, miseratus sum (prōsequitur lacrimīs longē et miserātur euntem)
a)
tear
b)
far off
c)
pity
d)
to follow