AP Latin Vergil Book 4: Lines 304-361

compello, -are

to address, speak to

ultro (adv)

in addition, besides, even

dissimulo, -are

to conceal, disguise, pretend

perfidus, -a, -um

treacherous, false, deceitful

nefas (indecl.)

wrong, disorder, crime, sin

tacitus, -a, -um

quiet, silent

funus, funeris (n)

funeral, funeral rites

quin (adv)

indeed, in fact, moreover, furthermore

propero, -are

to hurry, hasten

arvum, -i (n)

field, land, countryside

alienus, -a, -um

foreign, alien

ignotus, -a, -um

unknown, unfamiliar, strange

mereo, -ere, -ui

to earn, merit, deserve

dulcis, -is, -e

sweet, delightful

iste, ista, istud

that (negative connotation), that...of yours

prex, precis (f)

prayer

exuo, -ere, exui, exutus

to take off, set aside, strip

mens, mentis (f)

mind, heart, attitude, will

odi, odisse, osus

(defective verb) to hate

infensus, -a, -um

bitterly hostile, angry, furious

exstinguo, -ere, exstinxi, exstinctus

to extinguish, put out, kill, obliterate

pudor, pudoris (m)

shame, conscience, chastity

moribundus, -a, -um

dying, on the point of death

desero, -ere, deserui, desertus

to leave behind, abandon

resto, -stare, -stiti

to remain, linger, be left

destruo, -ere, destruxi, destructus

to demolish, destroy

saltem (adv)

at least

suboles, -is (f)

offsparing, child

aula, -ae (f)

palace

equidem (adv)

indeed, in truth

omnino (adv)

entirely, altogether, completely, utterly

monita, -orum (n.pl.)

advice, warnings

lumen, luminis (n)

light, eye, sight, vision

obnixus, -a, -um

straining, determined, resolute

cor, cordis (n)

heart

pauci, -ae, -a

a few

for, fari, fatus sum

to speak, say, tell, talk

enumero, -are

to set forth, list, enumerate

promereor, -mereri, -meritus sum

to deserve, earn, merit

memini, meminisse

to remember

piget, pigere, piguit (impers. + acc.)

it displeases, irks, causes regret for (someone to do something)

spiritus, -us (m)

breathing, breath, spirit, soul

artus, -us (m)

arm, leg, limb

abscondo, -ere, abscondi, absconditus

to hide (away), conceal, keep secret

furtum, -i (n)

robbery, theft, stealth, deceit, trickery

praetendo, -tendere, -tendi, -tentus

to hold out, extend across, stretch forth

taeda, -ae (f)

torch

foedus, foederis (n)

agreement, treaty, bond

pateo, -ere, -ui

to open up, be open, lie open, be revealed

auspicium, -i (n)

augury, omen, leadership, authority, auspices, fortune

spons, spontis (f)

will, volition

sponte

of one's free will

compono, -ere, -posui, -positus

to compos

recidivus, -a, -um

falling back, reborn

capesso, -ere, capessivi

to take hold of, grasp, head

for, go towards

sors, sortis (f)

lot, destiny, fortune

aspectus, -us (m)

sight, vision

detineo, -ere, detinui, detentus

to detain, hold as prisoner

invidia, -ae (f)

jealousy, hatred

fas (indecl.)

right, order

exter, -a, -um

external, foreign

quotiens (adv)

as often as

umeo, -ere

to be wet, be moist

umbra, -ae (f)

shade, shadow

operio, -ire, operui, opertus

to hide, cover

astrum, -i (n)

star

igneus, -a, -um

fiery, of fire

admoneo, -ere, -monui, -monitus

to warn, admonish

turbidus, -a, -um

turbulent, troubled, gloomy, confused, disturbed

imago, imaginis (f)

likeness, image, shape, vision

fraudo, -are

to deprive, cheat +abl., deprive of, cheat out of

fatalis, -is, -e

fateful, destined, deadly, fatal

interpres, -pretis (m)

intermediary, agent, spokesman, messenger

testor, -ari, -atus sum

to witness, swear by

uterque, utraque, utrumque

each, both

manifestus, -a, -um

evident, obvious, flagrant

haurio, -ire, hausi, haustus

to drain

desino, -ere, -desii, desitus

to stop

querela, -ae (f)

appeal, complaint