Aeneid Book I, 1.209; 415-440

-ve

or

arceo, arcere, arcui

defend

arx, arcis (f)

citadel

colō, colere, coluī, colitus

honor

divēs, divitis

rich

dīs, ditis

rich

doleō, dolēre, doluī, dolitus

to grieve

excidium, excidiī (n)

destruction

invisus, invisa, invisum

hated

laedō, laedere, laesī, laesus

to strike

litus, litoris (n)

shore

magis

more

memor, memoris

mindful

metuo, metere, metuī

to fear

molēs, molis (f)

mass

ops, opis (f)

wealth

ostium, ostiī (n)

mouth

Parcae, Parcārum (f)

fates

patior, patī, passus

to suffer

profugus, profuga, profugum

exiled

progeniēs, progenieī (f)

offspring

ruo, ruere, ruī, ruitus

to rush

saevus, saeva, saevum

cruel

sal, salis (n)

salt

sinō, sinere

to permit

spernō, spernere, sprevī, spretus

to despise

spuma, spumae (f)

foam

tellus, telluris (f)

earth

velum, velī (n)

sail

vetus, veteris

old

antrum, antrī (n)

cave

at, ast

but, yet

aura, aurae (f)

breeze, air

carcer, carceris (m)

prison

celsus, celsa, celsum

lofty, high

claustrum, claustrī (n)

bolt

coniūnx, coniugis (m/f)

spouse; husband, wife

cōnūbium, conubiī (n)

marriage

exigō, exigere, exēgī, exāctum

to drive out, force out; complete

fētus, fēta, fētum

pregnant

foedus, foederis (n)

treaty, agreement

fremō, fremere, fremuī, fremitus

to murmur, to roar

frēnō, frenāre, frenāvī, frenātus

to restrain

habēna, habēnae (f)

reins

incutiō, incutere, incussī, incussus

to strike

laxus, laxa, laxum

loose

luctor, luctārī, luctātus

struggle

molliō, mollīre, mollīvī, mollītum

to soothe, to tame

mulceō, mulcēre, mulsī, mulsus

to soothe, to calm

nimbus, nimbī (m)

cloud

nūbēs, nubis (m)

cloud

Pallas, Palladis

Minerva

pontus, pontī (m)

sea

prōlēs, prōlis (f)

offspring, progeny

puppis, puppis (f)

ship

quippe

indeed

ratis, ratis (f)

ship

scopulus, scopulī (m)

rock, cliff

sonōrus, sonōra, sonōrum

howling

talis, tale

such

turbō, turbinis (m)

whirlpool

verrō, verrere, verrī, versum

to sweep

vetō, vetāre, vetuī, vetitus

to forbid

volutō, volutāre, volutāvī, volutātus

to roll; to ponder

aethēr, aetheris (m)

sky, heaven

agger, aggeris (m)

bank

agmen, agminis (n)

battle line; army

cavus, cava, cavum

hollow, vaulted

cingō, cingere, cīnxī, cīnctus

to surround; to gird (oneself)

convertō, convertere, converti, conversus

to turn about, to change

creber, crebra, crebrum

crowded, frequent

cumbō, cumbere, cubuī, cubitum

to lie down

cumulus, cumuli (m)

mass, heap

cuspis, cupidis (f)

spear

dehiscō, dehiscere, dehivī

to split

epulae, epulārum (f)

feast (always plural)

feriō, ferīre, percussī, percussus

to strike, to hit, to beat

galea, galeae (f)

helmet

ibidem

same place

īmus, īma, īmum

lowest; bottommost

ingemō, ingemere, ingemuī

groan

inlidō, inlidere, inlisī, inlisus

to dash into

intonō, intonāre, intonuī

thunder, roar

membrum, membrī (n)

limb

micō, micāre, micuī

flash, sparkle; quiver

oppetō, oppetere, oppetivī, oppetitus

to meet (death)

polus, polī (m)

pole, heaven, sky

procella, procellae (f)

storm, gust

pronus, prona, pronum

headlong

prora, prorae (f)

prow

rudens, rudentis (m)

rope, rigging

stridor, stridoris (m)

creaking, grating, whirring

syrtis, syrtis (f)

reef, sand bar

compagēs, compagis (f)

joint

cunctus, cuncta, cunctum

whole, entire

dehinc

then

dolus, dolī (m)

trick

fax, facis (f)

torch

fiducia, fiduciae (f)

trust

fōr, farī, fātus sum

to say, to speak