Book II Verses 201-249

altum, i

the deep (sea), heaven

anguis, is

snake, serpent

arrigo, ere, rexi, rectus

raise, rear

autem

moreover, but, however

ceterus, a, um

rest, remaining, other

horresco, ere, horrui

shudder, tremble

immensus, a, um

immense, immeasurable

improvidus, a, um

unforeseeing, heedless

incumbo, ere, cubui, cubitus

lean upon, hang over, lower (over) (+dat)

iuba, ae

mane, crest

macto, are, avi, atus

sacrifice, slaughter, honor

obicio, ere, ieci, iectus

present, place before

orbis, is

circle, fold, coil, earth

pariter

equally, side by side

pontus, i

sea, waves

sacerdos, dotis

priest(ess)

sanguineus, a, um

bloody, blood-red

sollemnis, e

annual, customary, solemn

sors, sortis

lot, fate, destiny, oracle

supero, superare, superavi, superatus

surmount, overcome, survive

taurus, i

bull, bullock, ox

Tenedos, i

small island near Troy

tranquillus, a, um

tranquil, calm

tremendus, a, um

terrible, dreadful

turbo, turbare, turbavi, turbatus

confuse, agitate, disturb

amplector, i, plexus

embrace, enfold

artus, us

joint, limb, body

auxilium, i

help, aid, assistance

bis

twice

certus, a, um

sure, fixed, certain, reliable

collum, i

neck

depascor, i, pastus

feed on, devour

diffugio, ere, fugi

flee apart, scatter

duo, ae, o

two

exsanguis, e

bloodless, lifeless, pale

fio, fieri, factus

become, arise

implico, are, avi, atus

entwine

lambo, ere

lick, lap

lego, legere, legi, lectus

choose, skim

ligo, -are, -avi, -atus

bind, tie, fasten

lingua, ae

tongue, language

morsus, us

bite, biting, jaws, fangs

parvus, a, um

little, small

pone

behind, after

salum, i

sea, swell (of the sea)

serpens, entis

serpent, snake

sibilus, a, um

hissing, whirring

sinuo, sinuare, sinuavi, sinuatus

fold, curve, twist, wind

sonitus, a, um

sound, roar, noise, crash

spira, ae

fold, coil, spire

spumo, spumare, spumavi, spumatus

foam, froth, spray

squameus, a, um

scaly

sufficio, ere, feci, fectus

supply, suffuse

tergum, i

back, body, rear

uterque, utraque, utrumque

each, both

vibro, vibrare, vibravi, vibratus

quiver, vibrate, dart

visus, us

sight, view, vision, aspect

volumen, inis

fold, coil, roll

cervix, icis

neck

clipeus, i

shield, buckler

delubrum, i

shrine, temple

divello, ere, i, vulsus

tear apart

draco, onis

dragon, serpent

excutio, ere, cussi, cussus

shake off

horrendus, a, um

horrible, horrifying

incertus, a, um

uncertain

lapsus, us

gliding, rolling, sinking

mugitus, us

bellow(ing), roar

nodus, i

knot, fold, coil

perfundo, ere, fudi, fusus

soak, drench

qualis, e

(such) as, of what sort

sanies, ei

blood, gore

saucius, a, um

wounded, stricken

securis, is

axe

tego, ere, texi, tectus

cover, hide

Tritonis, idis

Minerva

venenum, i

poison, venom, drug

vitta, ae

fillet, garland, band

accingo, ere, cinxi, cinctus

gird (on), equip

conclamo, conclamare, conclamavi, conclamatus

cry, shout, exclaim

cuspis, pidis

point, spear, lance

divido, ere, visi, visus

divide, separate

expendo, ere, i, pensus

expiate, pay (for)

insinuo, are, avi, atus

wind, creep, coil

intorqueo, ere, rsi, rtus

hurl (against) (+dat)

mereo, ere, ui, itus

deserve, merit, earn

murus, i

wall, rampart

opus, eris

work, task, deed, labor

oro, orare, oravi, oratus

entreat, pray (for), beseech

pando, ere, i, passus

spread, open, loosen

pavor, oris

terror, shuddering, alarm

robur, oris

oak, strength

rota, ae

wheel

sceleratus, a, um

criminal, wicked

scelus, eris

crime, impiety, sin

simulacrum, i

image, statue, likeness

stuppeus, a, um

(of) flax or hemp (used in the production of rope)

subicio, ere, ieci, iectus

place under (+dat)

tremefacio, ere, feci, factus

make tremble, appall, alarm

vero

truly, indeed, but