AP Latin Vergil Book 4: Lines 173-197

velox, velocis

swift, fast

ullus, -a, -um

any

mobilitas, -atis (f)

movement, act of moving

vigeo, vigere, vigui

to be strong, flourish

adquiro, adquirere, adquisivi, adquisitus

to obtain, acquire, gather

attollo, attollere

to raise, lift up

solum, -i (n)

ground

nubilum -i (n)

cloud

parens, parentis (m/f)

parent

inrito, -are

to move to anger, provoke

perhibeo, -ere

to present, give, say, suppose

progigno, -gignere, -genui, -genitus

to produce as offspring, give birth to, bear

pernix, pernicis

swift, agile

ala, -ae (f)

wing

pluma, -ae (f)

feather

vigil, vigilis

wakeful, watchful, vigilant

subter (adv)

beneath, below, underneath

lingua, -ae (f)

tongue, language

totidem

the same number of, just as many

sono, -are

to sound, echo, resound

subrigo, -ere, -rexi, -rectus

to raise up, lift up, erect

auris, -is (f)

ear

volo, -are

to fly

declino, -are

to bend down, lower

culmen, culminis (n)

summit, roof, height

turris, -is (f)

tower

territo, -are

to frighten repeatedly, scare

fictus, -a, -um

untrue, made up

pravus, -a, -um

crooked, twisted, distorted, corrupt, perverse

tenax, tenacis

clinging, gripping, persistent, tenacious

multiplex, -icis

multiple, shifting, having many twists and turns, changeable

sermo, sermonis (m)

conversation, talk

repleo, -ere, replevi, repletus

to fill up

pariter (adv)

equally, together, side by side

infectus, -a, -um

not done, not performed