vocab

a, ab, abs-

from, away from, by (abl)

abdo, ere, didi, ditum-

to hide, put away

Accipio, ere, cepi, ceptum-

to receive

Ad-

to, toward, near, for, in regard to (ac)

Adversus, a, um-

opposite, against

Aeneas, ae, m-

Aeneas

Aeolus, i, m-

Aeolus, king of the winds

Aequor, oris, n-

sea, the level (sea)

agmen, inis, n-

column, formation (of troops)

ago, ere, egi, actum-

to drive, lead, do

altus, a, um-

high, deep

altum, i, n-

deep sea

anima, ae, f-

breath, life, soul, spirit

animus, i, m-

mind, spirit, courage, anger

annus, i, m-

year

ante-

before, in front of (acc)

antrum, i, n-

cave

aperio, ire, ui, apertum-

to open, reveal

ara, ae, f-

altar

arma, orum, n-

arms, weapon, armor

arx, arcis, f-

citadel, fortified hilltop

at, ast-

but, yet, however, at least

ater, atra, atrium-

dark, black

atque, ac-

and

aura, ae, f-

breeze, air

aut-

or; aut…aut- either, or

bellum, i, n-

war

bis-

twice

caelum, i, n-

sky

capesso, ere, ivi, itum-

to take, carry out, execute

caput, itis, n-

head, life

causa, ae, f-

reason, cause, for the sake of (gen)

certus, a, um-

sure, reliable, definite

circum-

around (acc)

clamor, oris, m-

shout, noise

classis, is, f-

fleet

coniunx, iugis, m/f-

spouse, husband, wife

contra-

opposite, facing (acc.) in reply

conubium, ii, n-

marriage, wedlock

cor, cordis, n-

heart

corpus, oris, n-

body

corripio, ere, ui, reptum-

to snatch up

cum-

with when, since, although + abl

Danaus, a, um-

Danaan, Greek

dea, ae, f-

goddess

Deiopea, ae, f-

Deiopea

deus, i, m-

god

dexter, tra, trum-

right hand, favorable

dico, ere, dixi, dictum-

to say, speak, tell

discicio, ere, ieci, iectum -

to scatter, throw apart

diversus, a, um-

in different directions

divus, a, um-

divine; noun, god, goddess

do, dare, dedi, datum-

to give, grant, allow(+inf), dat

dolor, oris, m-

pain, grief

duco, ere, duxi, ductum-

to lead, draw, consider

dum-

while, as long as, until, provided that

e/ex-

out of, from (abl)

ego, mei (pl. nos, nostrum)-

I, we

erro, are, avi, atus-

to wander

et-

and; adv- also, even, too

etiam-

also, even

exigo, ere, egi-

to spend, live, drive out

exploro, are, avi, atus-

to explore, search

facio, ere, feci, factum-

to do, make

fatum, i, n-

fate

fas, n-

right, righteous; fas est, it is right

fero, ferre, tuli, latum-

to bear, endure, carry

flamma, ae, f-

flame

fluctus, us, m-

wave

foedus, eris, n-

treaty, agreement

forma, ae, f-

shape, beauty, shapeliness

fortis, e-

strong, brave

furo, ere, ui-

to be furious, rage, rave, seethe

gens, gentis, f-

race, people, clan

genus, eris, n-

birth, lineage, family, race, kind

gero, ere, gessi, gestum-

to carry on, wage

gravis, e-

heavy, serious, severe

habena, ae, f-

rein

harena, ae, f-

sand

hic, haec, hoc-

this, these

hic-

here

hinc-

from here, hence, from this place

homo, inis, m/f-

person, people, human

iacto, are, avi, atus-

to throw, back and forth, toss

iam-

now, already

ignis, is, m-

fire, lightning

Ilium, i, n-

Ilium, Troy

ille, illa, illud-

that, those

immanis, e-

immense, huge

imperium, i, n-

power, command, empire

impono, ere, posui, positum-

to impose, place on

imus, a, um-

bottom of, lowest part of

in-

in, on, among (abl)- into, against (acc.)

incipio, ere, incepi, inceptum-

to begin, undertake

incutio, ere, cussi, cussum-

to strike upon

ingens, entis-

huge, immense

inimicus, a, um-

unready, rival (dat)

inter-

between, among, during (acc)

interea-

meanwhile, in the meantime

invideo, ere-

to have, envy