Vergil's Aeneid Vocab || Exam 3 (See Details in Description)

LAT-511K -- Instructor: Grace Gibson || Status: Complete || Book 1: Lines 1.1-33, 1.65-80, & 1.180-201; Book 2: Lines 2.201-227; Book 4: Lines 4.160-197 (....4.160-183 is FAIR GAME)

Altum, ī n.

the deep (sea); heaven

canō, ere, cecinī, cantus

sing (of), chant, proelaim; prophesy

jactō (1)

toss, buffet

Lāvīn(i)us, a, um 

Lavinian, of Lavimum

memor, oris

mindful, remembering, un-forgetting

ob 

on account of (acc.)

profugus, a, um 

exiled, fugitive

saevus, a, um 

cruel, stern, fierce

adeō, īre, iī (īvī) itus (itum)

approach, encounter

Albānus, a, um

Alban, of Alba Longa in central Italy, mother city of Rome

caelestis, e

divine, heavenly

causa, ae f.

reason, cause; occasion

colōnus, ī m.

colonist, settler

condō, ere, didī, ditus

found, establish; hide

doleō, ēre, uī, itus

suffer, grieve (at), be angry (at, with), resent

impellō, ere, pulī, pulsus

strike (against), drive, force

īnferō, ferre, tulī, latus

bring (into)

īnsignis, e

distinguished, marked, splendid

laedō, ere, sī, sus

strike, hurt, offend, thwart

Latīnus, a, um

Latin, of Latium

Latium, (i)ī n.

district of central Italy around Rome

memorō (1)

(re)call, recount, relate

Mūsa, ae f.

Muse, goddess of the liberal arts

patior, ī, passus

suffer, endure

pietās, ātis f.

loyalty, devotion, sense of duty

quoque

also

Rōma, ae f.

Rome, a city and empire

tot

so many, as many

unde

whence, from which source

asper, era, erum

harsh, rough, fierce

colō, ere, uī, cultus

cultivate, dwell (in), honor, cherish

contrā

opposite, facing (acc.)

currus, ūs m.

chariot, car

dī(ve)s, di(vi) tis

rich, wealthy (gen.)

enim

for, indeed, in truth; surely, truly

foveō, ēre, fōvī, fōtus

cherish, fondle

Karthāgō, inis f.

Carthage, great commercial city in North Africa, rival of Rome

longē

far (off), at a distancē

magis

more, rather

ōlim

(at) some time, once

ops, opis f.

help, resources, power, wealth

ōstium, (i)i n.

mouth, entrance

posthabeō, ēre, uī, itus

place after, esteem less

prōgeniēs, ēī f.

offspring, race

quā

in any (some) way, where

Samos, ī f.

island of the Aegean, center of the worship of Juno

sinō, ere, sīvī, situs

permit, allow

studium, (i)ī n.

zeal, desire, pursuit

Tiberīnus, a, um

of the Tiber, an Italian river on which Rome is situated

Trojānus, a, um

Trojan, of Troy

vertō, ere, ī, rsus

(over)turn, change

Argī, ōrum m.

Argos, a city in Greece, center of the worship of Juno; Greece

carus, a, um

dear, fond, beloved

dolor, ōris m.

pain, grief, anger, passion

etiam

besides, also, even

excidium, (i)ī n.

destruction, overthrow

excidō, ere, ī

fall from, perish

forma, ae f.

beauty, shape, form

Ganymēdēs, is m.

son of Laomedon, king of Troy; carried off by Jupiter’s eagle and made cupbearer to the gods

gerō, ere, gessī, gestus

carry (on); wage

injūria, ae f.

wrong, insult, injustiee

invīsus, a, um

hated, hateful, odious

jūdicium, (i)ī n

decision, judgment

lātē

widely, far and wide

Libya, ae f.

region of / country of North Africa

metuō, ere, uī

fear, dread

necdum

not yet, nor yet

Parcae, ārum f.

the Fates

Paris, idis m.

Trojan prince, son of Priam, eloped with Helen and thus caused the Trojan War

populus, ī m.

people, nation; race

prō

before, for, in behalf of (abl.)

rapiō, ere, uī, ptus

snatch (up), plunder

repōnō, ere, posuī, pos(i)tus

put (back, away), store up

Sāturnia, ae f.

Juno, daughter of Saturn, father of the gods

spernō, ere, sprēvī, sprētus

despise, reject

superbus, a, um

proud, haughty

vetus, eris

old, former, ancient

accendō, ere, ī, ēnsus

inflame, enrage

Achillēs, is (ī) m.

Greek leader before Troy

aes, aeris n.

bronze

annus, ī m.

year

arceō, ēre, uī

keep off, defend, restrain

cōnspectus, ūs m.

sight, view

immītis, e

fierce, cruel

longē

far (off), afar

mōlēs, is f.

mass, burden, difficulty; structure

reliquiae, ārum f.

rest, remnant(s), leaving(s)

Rōmānus, a, um

of Rome, Roman

sal, salis n. (m.)

salt (water), sea

Siculus, a, um

Sicilian, of Sicily, a large island south of Italy

spūma, ae f.

foam, froth, spray

Trōs, Trōis m.

Trojan

aeternus, a, um

eternal, everlasting

Ajāx, ācis m.

Greek leader, who in the sack of Troy had torn Priam’s daughter, Cassandra, from the sanctuary of Minerva

Argīvus, a, um

Argive, Greek

āvertō, ere, ī, rsus

keep off, tum aside

dēsistō, ere, stitī, stitus

cease (from), dēsiet

disjiciō, ere, jēcī, jectus

scatter, disperse

ēvertō, ere, ī, rsus

(over)turn, destroy

ezspīrō (1)

breathe out, exhale