Details Title: Aeneid Vocabulary Description: Vocabulary used more than nine times in the Aeneid. Total Flash Cards: 262 Created: 07/31/2008 18:52:11		New Users: To study from this flashcard set, or to create your own your own study flash cards, REGISTER HERE. Existing Users: CLICK HERE. Additional Language - Latin Flashcards
Cards in this set: Term a, ab Definition away from, to take away Term ac Definition and, and also Term ad Definition to go towards Term Aeneas, -ae Definition hero of the Aeneid Term agmen, -inis (neuter) Definition herd, crowd Term aliquis, aliqua, aliquid Definition anything, someone Term alius, -a, -ud Definition other, different Term altus, -a, -um Definition support, feed, raise Term amor, amoris (m) Definition love Term animus, animi (m) Definition mind, intellect Term ante Definition before Term ara, -ae (f) Definition altar Term arma, -orum (n. pl.) Definition weapons Term arx, arcis (f) Definition city, stronghold Term at Definition but, on the other hand Term atque Definition as well Term aura, -ae Definition breeze, wind Term aurum, auri (n) Definition gold Term aut Definition or Term bellum, belli (n) Definition war, battle Term caelum, caeli (n) Definition heaven, sky Term caput, capitis (n) Definition head, leader Term circum Definition around, about, among Term classis, classis (f) Definition class/division of Romans Term coniunx, conjungis (m or f) Definition spouse/mate/consort Term corpus, corporis (n) Definition body, person, corpse Term cum Definition when, while, with, together Term cura, -ae (f) Definition concern, worry Term de Definition down/away from, off Term dea, -ae (f) Definition goddess Term deus, dei (m) Definition god Term dexter, dextra, dextrum Definition favorable, right, proper Term dico, dicere, dixi, dictus Definition say, declare Term dictum, dicti (n) Definition words, remark, saying Term Dido, Didonis (f) Definition queen and founder of Carthage; lover of Aeneas Term divus, -a, -um Definition divine, blessed Term do, dare, dedi, datus Definition give, sell Term domus, -us (f) Definition house, building Term duco, ducere, duxi, ductus Definition to lead; command Term dum Definition while, as long as Term e, ex Definition out of, from Term ego Definition I, me Term eo, ire, ivi, itus Definition go, walk, march Term et Definition and Term fama, -ae (f) Definition rumor, reputation Term fatum, fati (n) Definition oracle, fate Term fero, ferre, tuli, latus Definition bring, bear Term ferrum, ferri (n) Definition iron, weapon Term flamma, -ae (f) Definition fire of love, blaze, flame Term for, fori, fatus Definition speak, talk Term gens, gentis (f) Definition tribe, clan Term hic (adv.) Definition here, in this place Term hic, haec, hoc Definition this, these Term hinc (adv) Definition from here, hence Term hostis, hostis (m or f) Definition enemy; stranger Term iam Definition go , walk, march Term ignis, ignis (m) Definition fire, brightness Term ille, illa, illud Definition that, those Term in Definition ABL-in,on ACC-into Term ingens, ingentis Definition not natural, huge Term inter Definition between, among Term ipse, ipsa, ipsum Definition himself, herself, itself Term Italia, -ae (f) Definition Italy Term iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussus Definition order, command Term Iuno, Iunonis (f) Definition Juno; Roman goddess; wife of Jupiter Term labor, laboris (m) Definition labor, work Term lacrima, -ae (f) Definition tear Term latus, -a, -um Definition wide, broad Term limen, -inis (n) Definition threshold, entrance Term litus, litoris (n) Definition shore, coast Term locus, loci (m) Definition seat, rank Term longus, -a, -um Definition long, tall, tedious Term longe Definition long, far off Term magnus, -a, -um Definition great, mighty Term manus, -us (f) Definition hand, fist Term medius, -a, -um Definition middle, common, neutral Term mens, mentis (f) Definition mind, reason Term meus, -a, -um Definition mine, of me Term miser, misera, miserum Definition poor, miserable Term moenia, -ium (n pl) Definition defensive town walls Term multus, -a -um Definition much, many, great Term natus, -a, -um Definition born, arisen Term ne Definition not, indeed Term nec Definition nor, and not Term non Definition not, by no means Term noster, nostra, nostrum Definition our Term nunc Definition now, present Term o Definition Oh! Term oculus, oculi (m) Definition eye Term omnis, omnis, omne Definition all, each, every one Term ora, orae (f) Definition shore, coast Term oro, -are, -avi, -atus Definition beg, ask for Term os, oris (n) Definition mouth, speech Term pars, partis (f) Definition role, region Term pater, patris (m) Definition father Term pectus, -oris (n) Definition breast, heart Term per Definition through, during Term peto, petere, petivi, petitus Definition attack, aim at Term possum, posse, potui Definition be able Term premo, premere, pressi, pressus Definition press, pursue Term Priamus, Priami (m) Definition King of Troy during Trojan War Term primus, -a, -um Definition first, foremost Term -que Definition and Term qui, quae, quod Definition who, which Term quis, quod Definition who, what Term refero, referre, rettuli, relatus Definition to bring back Term regina, -ae (f) Definition queen Term regnum, regni (n) Definition royal power Term res, rei (f) Definition thing, event Term rex, regis (m) Definition king Term sanguis, sanguinis (m) Definition blood, family Term se Definition him/her/it/ones-self Term sed Definition but Term sequor, sequi, secutus Definition support, follow Term si Definition if Term sic Definition thus, so Term socius, socii (m) Definition associate, companion Term soror, sororis (f) Definition sister Term sto, stare, steti, status Definition to stand Term sub Definition under Term sum, esse, fui, futurus Definition be, exist Term summus, -a, -um Definition highest Term suus, -a, -um Definition his own Term talis, talis, tale Definition such, so great Term tandem Definition finally Term tantus, -a, -um Definition of such size Term tectum, tecti (n) Definition roof, ceiling Term telum, teli (n) Definition dart, spear Term teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus Definition hold, keep Term terra, -ae (f) Definition earth, land Term Teucri, -orum (m pl) Definition Trojan; brother of Ajax Term tot Definition so many Term totus, -a, -um Definition whole, all Term Troia, -ae (f) Definition Troy Term tu Definition you Term tum Definition then, next Term Turnus, Turni (m) Definition King of the Rutuli Term tuus, -a, -um Definition your Term ubi Definition where Term umbrae, -ae (f) Definition ghost Term unda, -ae (f) Definition wave Term unus, -a, -um Definition alone, some Term urbs, urbis (f) Definition city, Rome Term ut Definition in order to Term -ve Definition strength Term venio, venire, veni, ventus Definition come Term ventus, venti (m) Definition wind Term via, -ae (f) Definition way Term video, -ere, vidi, visus Definition see, look at Term vir, viri (m) Definition man, husband Term vis, vis (f) Definition strength Term voco, -are, -avi, -atus Definition call, summon Term volvo, -ere, volvi, volutus Definition roll, cause to roll Term vox, vocis (f) Definition voice, tone Term vulnus, vulneris (n) Definition wound Term aequor, -oris Definition level, smooth surface Term aequus, -a, -um Definition even, equal Term ago, agere, egi, actus Definition drive, urge Term ait Definition he says Term ardeo, -ere, arsi, arsurus Definition be on fire; burn Term avum, -i Definition sign, omen Term ater, atra, aturm Definition black, dark, terrible Term audeo, -ere, ausus sum Definition intend Term audio, -ire, -ivi, -itus Definition hear Term averto, -ere, averti, aversus Definition turn away from Term bis Definition 2 times Term capio, -ere, cepi, captus Definition take hold Term casus, -us Definition fall, overthrow Term causa, -ae Definition reason, source Term cavus, -a, -um Definition hole, cavity Term centum Definition 100 Term cerno, -ere, - crevi, cretus Definition sift, separate Term cingo, -ere, cinxi, cinctus Definition surround Term clamor, clamoris Definition proclaim Term comes, comitis Definition official, magnate Term condo, -ere, condidi, conditus Definition put, store Term contra Definition against Term corripio, -ere, -ui, -eptus Definition seize, grasp Term credo, credere, credidi, creditius Definition trust, entrust Term crudelis, -is, -e Definition cruel, hardhearted Term cursus, -us Definition running, speed, charge Term Danaus, -i Definition King of Egypt Term dies, diei Definition day, daylight Term dolor, doloris Definition pain, anguish Term donum, -i Definition gift, present Term dulcis, -is, -e Definition pleasant, charming Term durus, -a, -um Definition hard, stern Term enim Definition indeed Term equidem Definition truly Term equus, -i Definition horse, steed Term eripio, -ere, -ui, -eptus Definition snatch away Term erro, -are Definition wander, go astray Term etiam Definition and also Term extremus, -a, -um Definition outward, far Term facio, -ere, feci, factus Definition make, build Term finis, finis Definition boundary Term fluctus, -us Definition wave, disorder Term fors, fortis Definition chance, luck Term fortis, -is, -e Definition strong, powerful Term fortuna, -ae Definition chance, luck Term fuga, -ae Definition flight, fleeing Term fugio, -ere, fugi, fugiturus Definition flee, fly Term fundo, -ere, fudi, fusus Definition establish, found Term furo, -ere Definition rave, rage Term furor, -oris Definition madness, rage Term gemitus, -us Definition groan, sigh Term genitor, -oris Definition father, creator Term genus, generis Definition birth, origin Term gravis, -is, -e Definition heavy painful Term ud Definition not at all Term hec Definition these; this Term homo, hominis Definition man, human being Term iacto, -are Definition throw, hurl Term idem, eadem, idem Definition likewise Term imago, imaginis Definition image, appearance Term immanis, -is, -e Definition huge, vast Term imperium, -i Definition command, authority Term imus, -a, -um Definition go, walk Term incipio, -ere, incepi, inceptus Definition begin, start Term insto, -are Definition pursue, threaten Term interea Definition meanwhile Term iungo, -ere, iunxi, iunxctus Definition join, unite Term lego, -ere Definition read, gather Term lumen, -inis Definition light, lamp Term mare, maris Definition sea Term metus, -us Definition fear, anxiety Term misceo, -ere Definition mix, mingle Term murus, -i Definition wall Term namque Definition for and in fact Term neque Definition nor Term nubes, nubis Definition cloud, mist Term numen, numinis Definition divine will Term opus, -eris Definition need, work Term orbis, orbis Definition circle, territory Term parens, parentis Definition parent, father, mother Term pelagus, -i Definition sea Term puppis, -is Definition stear/aft of ship Term qualis, -is, -e Definition what kind Term ruo, -ere, rui, ruiturus Definition destroy, ruin Term sacer, -cra, -crum Definition sacred, holy Term saevus, -a, -um Definition savage, fierce Term saxum, -i Definition rock Term scopulus, -i Definition rock, boulder Term sedes, sedis Definition seat, residence Term sidus, sideris Definition star, constellation Term sors, sortis Definition lot, fate Term spolium, -ii Definition spoils, booty Term subeo, -ire, -ivi, -itus Definition go, move, pass Term supplex, -icis Definition suppliant, kneeling Term tantum Definition so much, so far Term tellus, telluris Definition earth, ground Term tergum, -i Definition back, rear Term tollo, -ere, sustuli, sublatus Definition lift, raise Term ullus, -a, -um Definition any Term umerus, -a, -um Definition upper arm, shoulder Term una Definition together Term vates, vatis Definition prophet Term vertex, verticis Definition whirlpool Term verus, -a, -um Definition true, real Term volo, -are Definition fly Term volo, velle Definition wish Term vultus, -us Definition face, expression