Aeneid book 12 vocal

Word

Definition

saucius

wounded

demum

finally

impavidus

unafraid

adfor, adfari

to speak to

refello, refellere

to repel

vinclum

bond, fetter

haudquaquam

not at all

sors

fate, chance

paciscor, pacisci

to barter

letum

death, ruin

spargo, spargere

to scatter

calefactus

warmed, flushed

ebur

ivory

ostrum

purple dye

tueor, tueri

to see, safeguard

fluentum

stream

omen

omen, foreboding

puniceus

crimson

dirimo, dirimere

to settle, seperate

anteiro, anteire

to surpass, precede

properus

swift

auriga

charioteer

lacesso, lacessere

to excite, strike

comans

crested

squalens

rigid

clipeus

shield

cornua

helm

tingere

to temper

quasso, quassare

to brandish, wave aloft

adnixus

leaning on

scintilla

spark

mico, micare

to flash

mugitus

bellowing

ictus

blow, strike

proludo, proludere

to rehearse

acuo, acuere

to sharpen

naris

nostril

solor, solari

to console

focus

hearth

gramineus

grassy

fons

spring water

haud secus

not unlike

domitor

tamer

proles

progeny

obsedeo, obsedere

to besiege

tumulus

mound

sublimis

lofty, high

extemplo

immediately

stagnum

lake, marsh

qua

to the extent that

gratissima

most pleasing

praesideo, praesidere

to rule

impar

unjust

pergo, pergere

to make haste

germanus

brother

praesentius

more efficacious

excutio, excutere

to drive off

tempora

temples/brows

crispo, crispare

to brandish in the air

siderius

starry

fetus

offspring

intonsus

unshorn

noto, notare

to mark

testis

witness

precor, precari

to pray

do, dare

to supply

numina

divine powers

convenit

it is agreed

socer

father-in-law

sacraria

shrines

medius

between

diluvium

deluge

virgulta

bushes

includo, includere

to inlay

procerus

lord (lit. high one)

iamdudum

for a long time

iugulo, iugulare

to slaughter by the throat

viscera

innards

lances

platters, scales

incessus

pace, tread

pubens

young

genae

cheeks

crebresco, crebrescere

to spread

sermo

talk, rumour

labans

doubtful

sero, serere

to sow

serpo, serpere

to creep

monstrum

miracle

fallo, fallere

to deceive

litoreus

of the sea

cycnus

swan

uncus

hook

nubila

clouds

unanimi

in union

cornus

spear

catervae

ranks

cuneus

wedge formation

sutilis

fastened

tero, terere

to rub