AP Latin Vergil Book 6: Lines 417-425

latratus, -us (m)

barking, baying, howling

trifaucis, -is, -e

having three throats, issuing from three throats, triple-throated

persono, -are

to sound, resound

recubo, -are

to lie at ease, recline, rest

antrum, -i (n)

cave

vates, -is (m)

prophet, seer

collum, -i (n)

neck

coluber, -bri (m)

snake, serpent

mel, mellis (n)

honey

soporo, -are

to send to sleep, render unconscious

medicatus, -a, -um

medicated, drugged

frux, frugis (f)

produce, fruit, grain

offa, -ae (f)

lump of food, flour cake

obicio, -ere, obieci, obiectus

to throw, put before

fames, -is (f)

hunger, starvation

guttur, gutturis (n)

throat

pando, -ere, passus

to spread out, open up, reveal

tergum, -i (n)

back

fusus, -a, -um

spread out, stretched out, laid low

humus, -i (m)

ground, earth

occupo, -are

to take possession of, occupy

aditus, -us (m)

approach, entry, access

inremeabilis, -is, -e

that allows no return, by which one cannot return