Ovid John Taylor vocab!

acerbus, a, um

bitter

aedes, aedis

temple; house

aeneus, a, um

made of bronze

aequor, aequoris

level surface, plain; sea

aer, aeris

air

aes, aeris

bronze, money

aestus, aestus

boiling, heat; surging heat; passion

aether, aetheris

air, sky

aevum, aevi

age, period of time; life

agnus, agni

lamb

agrestis, agreste

rustic, of the countryside

albus, a, um

white

ales, alitis

bird

ambo, ambae, ambo

both

amens, amentis

out of one's mind, mad, frantic

amnis, amnis

stream, river

amoenus, a, um

pleasant, charming

amplexus, amplexus

embrace

anguis, anguis

snake

anima, ae

soul, spirit, breath, life

antiquus, a, um

ancient, previous

antrum, i

cave

apricus, a, um

sunny, warm

apto, aptare, aptavi, aptatum

fit, adjust

aquilo, aquilonis

the north wind

arduus, a, um

high, steep; difficult

armentum, i

herd of cattle

artus, us

limb

arvum, i

field, land (oft pl)

astrum, i

star, constellation

ater, atra, atrum

black, dark

auctor, auctoris

originator, giver; author

aura, ae

breeze, air

aureus, a, um

golden, of gold

auris, is

ear

aurora, ae

dawn

auster, austri

the south wind

axis, axis

axis, axle, chariot; sky, heaven

bellus, a, um

beautiful, handsome, pretty

blandus, a, um

coaxing, flattering, charming

boreas, ae

the north wind (B... = god of -)

bos, bovis

ox, bull; cow; pl cattle

bracchium, i

arm

caelestis, e

heavenly, divine

caeruleus, a, um

dark blue, dark coloured

calidus, a, um

hot; eager, fierce

callidus, a, um

skilful, crafty, careful

candens, candentis

white, shining

candidus, a, um

white

canus, a, um

grey-haired; white

capillus, i

hair (usu pl)

careo, carere, carui, caritum

lack (+ abl)

carina, ae

keel; boat, ship

carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptum

pluck; seize

casa, ae

cottage, hut

castus, a, um

pure, chaste, virtuous

celsus, a, um

high, lofty

cervix, cervicis

neck

cervus, i

stag, deer

cesso, cessare, cessavi, cessatum

delay, waste (time); cease

cie, ciere, civi, citum

stir up, excite

cithara, ae

lyre

cito

quickly

citus, a, um

quick, swift, rapid

clivus, i

slope, hill

color, coloris

colour, complexion

coma, ae

hair

complector, complecti, complexus sum

embrace

consuetus, a, um

usual, accustomed

cor, cordis

heart

corona, ae

wreath, garland, crown

creo, creare, creavi, creatum

create, make, give birth to

cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum

increase, grow, rise

crinis, crinis

hair

cruentus, a, um

bloody, blood-stained; cruel

cruor, cruoris

blood, gore

cubile, cubilis

bed

Cupido, Cupidinis

Cupid (god of love); desire, passion

cuspis, cuspidis

spear, javelin

decerpo, decerpere, decerpsi, decerpsum

pluck

decus, decoris

honour, glory; beauty

desilio, desilire, desilui, desultum

leap down

dictum, dicti

saying, speech; pl words

diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectum

love

dono, donare, donavi, donatum

present, give

ensis, ensis

sword

erus, i

master, lord

eurus, i

the east (or south-east) wind

exanimis, e

lifeless, dead

exiguus, a, um

small

expallesco, expallescere, expallui

turn very pale

exsanguis, e

bloodless, pale, faint

exsilio, exsilire, exsilui

spring out, leap up

extremus, a, um

last, farthest, extreme

facies, faciei

shape, appearance; face

fas

divine law, right, obligation

fateor, fateri, fassus sum

confess, acknowledge

fatum, i

fate, destiny; death

fax, facis

torch, flame; fire of love

ferio, ferire

strike, hit