Aeneid 4. 279 - -330

Obmutesco, ere, tui

To be dumb, stand speechless.

Amens, entis

Mad, frenzied, distraught.

Coma, ae f.

Hair, locks, tresses.

Attonitus, a, um

Thunderstruck, astounded.

Heu

Alas.

Ambio, ire, ivi, itus

Go around, conciliate.

Adfatus, us m.

Address, speech.

Exordium, i n.

Beginning, commencement.

Sumo, ere, mpsi, mptus

To take, employ.

Alterno, are, avi, atum

To change, alternate, waver.

Sententia, ae f.

Opinion, resolve, view.

Apto, are, avi, atum

To equip, make ready, furnish.

Tacitus, a, um

Silent, still, secret.

Rumpo, ere, rupi, ruptus

To break, burst, utter.

Aditus, us, m.

Approach, access.

Mollis, e

Soft, yielding, easy, mild.

Dexter

Right.

Ocior, ius

Swifter, quicker, very swift.

Fallo, ere, fefelli, falsus

To deceive, cheat, mock.

Saevio, ire, ivi, itus

To rage, storm.

Innops, opis

Needy, destitute.

Qualis, e

Of what sort, such as.

Trietericus, a, um

Triennial.

Ultro

Further, voluntarily.

Perfidus, a, um

Treacherous, perfidious.

Quondam

At some time, formerly.

Quin

Why not, but that, nay even.

Molior, iri, itus

To prepare, attempt, do.

Propero, are, avi, atus

To hasten, hurry, speed.

Ignotus, a, um

Unknown, strange.

Quando

When, since, if ever, because.

Hymenaeus, i m.

Marriage (song), god of marriage, Hymen.

Quisquam, quicquam

Anyone, anything.

Labor, i, lapsus

To glide.

Exuo, ere, ui, utus

To bare, doff, discard.

Odi, isse

To hate, detest, loathe.

Pudor, oris m.

Shame, modesty, honor.

Moribundus, a, um

Dying, about to die.

Resto, are, stiti

To remain, be left.

Destruo, ere, struxi, structus

To destroy.

Saltem

At least, at any rate.

Suboles, is f.

Offspring, progeny, child.

Equidem

Indeed, truly, surely.