Vergil Aeneid 1 List 3 (65-101)

aether

aetheris, m., upper air, sky, ether

agmen

agminis, n., marching column; line

ater

atra, atrum, black, gloomy, deadly

clamor

clamoris, m., loud call, shout, cry

concilio (1)

win over acc. to (the cause of) dat.

conubium

conubii, n., marriage

corpus

corporis, n., body; corpse

creber

crebra, crebrum, frequent, crowded

epulae

epularum, f. pl., banquet, feast

exigo

exigere, exegi, exactum, to complete, pass

fas

n., indecl., right, divine law, duty

fluctus

fluctus, m., wave; tide, flood, sea

forma

formae, f., shape; beauty

frigus

frigoris, n., cold frost, chill

galea

galeae, f., helmet

gens

gentis, f., family; race

iaceo

iacere, iacui, to lie (low, outspread)

iacio

iacere, ieci, iactum, to throw, hurl

ignis

ignis, m., fire

incumbo

incumbere, incubui, incubitum, to lie upon, brood over (+dat.)

incutio

incutere, incussi, incussum, to strike acc. (into dat.)

ingens

ingentis, huge

latus (adj)

a/um, broad, wide, spacious

latus (noun)

lateris, n., side, flank

litus

litoris, n., shore

locus

loci, m., place; loca, locorum, n. pl., places

membrum

membri, n., body part, limb

moenia

moenium, n. pl., rampart; defensive walls

mors

mortis, f., death, destruction

mulceo

mulcere, mulsi, mulsum, to calm, soothe

imus

/a/um (superlative of inferuslow), bottom of noun

nubes

nubis, f., cloud, mist, fog

occumbo

occumbere, occubui, occubitum, to lie down; take a position (at a banquet)

opto

to desire, choose, hope (for)

os

oris, n., mouth

penates

penatium, m., household gods

porta

portae, f., gate, door, opening

portus

portus, m., harbor, port

procella

procellae, f., blast, gust

proles

prolis, f., offspring, progeny

proprius/a/um

one's own, permanent

puppis

puppis, f., ship

ruo

ruere, rui, ru(i)tum, fall, plow, rush, sink

sceptrum

sceptri, n., scepter; metonym: royal power

scutum

scuti, n., shield

sedes

sedis, f., seat, abode

sidus

sideris, n., star, constellation

stridor

stridoris, m., creaking, grating, whirring

tollo

tollere, sustuli, sublatum, to lift, raise

Tros

Trois (Troas, Greek acc. pl.), m./f., Trojan

turbo

turbinis, m., whirlpool, storm