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WorksheetsLegibus Virgil, Book 1
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 12mins
cano, canere, cecini, cantum: Arma virumque cano
to tell, to relate
to sing of
to sing about
to discuss
progugus, profuga, profugum: (ad) Italiam fato profugus Laviniaque
condemned
flight
escape
exiled, an exile
iacto, iactare, iactavi, iactatum: (in) terris iactatus
to heave
to toss
to discard
to get away
altum, alti n. - (in) alto vi super(or)um (deorum)
the deep (sea)
tall person
way down
the depths
et...et
one....or another
and .... also
both...and
the former...the latter
ob + accusative: ob iram
around, about
on account of
depending upon
around midnight
saevus, saeva, saevum: saevae memorem Iunionis ob iram,
very rude
burdensome
used to
cruel
memor, memoris: saevae memorem Iunois
clueless
mindful
determined
unforgetting
patior, pati, passum: (in) bello (ille vir) passus
to make flat
to abuse, to be cruel
to endure, to suffer
to gorge, to get stuffed
inferro, inferre, intuli, illatum
to carry out
to bring (into)
to throw out
to report about
quoque: multa quoque
around this town
so what
also
besides
condo, condere, condidi, conditum: dum conderet urbem inferretque
to confuse
to be suave
to found
to establish
Latinum, Latini(i) : deos Latio
Latium, the area around Rome
area in Italy
Near Greece
Latin speaking region
orior, oriri, ortum
to design
to originate
to see stars
to arise
Albanus, Albana, Albanum
Near Troy
Cave in Italy
Southern Italy
Alban
Musa, Musae f.
Music, Poetry
type of art
town in Sicily
Muse, goddess of the arts
memorō, memorāre
to bring back, to return
to recount, to relate
to understand
to memorize
causa, causae f.
reason
determination
justification
not sure
laedō, laedere, laesī, laesum
to loss, to track
loss
to injure
to hurt, to offend
to tie up, to moor
dole, dolēre,
doluī, dolitum
to donate
to generalize
to grieve (over)
to be angry
tot (adverb)
around which
although
besides
so many
īnsignis, īnsigne
remarkable
banner
mark
distinguished
pietās, pietātis
religious observance, ceremony
sacred area in a temple
loyalty, sense of duty
prayers of a pagan priest
adeo, adire, adivi, aditum
to approach
to arrive at
to go to the border
to come to a decision
impellō, impellere, impulī, impulsum
to hammer
to drive
to strike hard
to force
caelestis, caeleste
pond, small body of water
of the stars
divine, heavenly
cloudy, stormy
