Final Review

arma, armōrum, n

noun: weapons

Danaī, Danaum, m.pl.

noun: the greeks who fought

Amazon, Amazonis, f

noun: Amazon, female warrior

in + acc

preposition: against

supersum, esse

verb: remain, to be left over

quae… dem

relative clause of purpose

turma, turmae, f

noun: regiment of cavalry

Penthesilea, Penthesileae, f

noun: leader of the Amazons

eo, ire, ite

verb: to go

pars, paris

adjective: as equals

ulnco, ulncere

verb: to conquer, win

almus, alma, almum

adjective: nurturing, kindly, generous

Dione, Dionēs, f

noun: the mother of Venus

fāueō, fāuere, fāuī (+ dat)

verb: favor, support

totus, tota, totum

adjective: entire, whole

uolo, uolare

verb: to fly

orbis, orbis, m

noun: anything circular

puer, puerī, m

noun: boy

armo, armare

verb: to equip

aequus, aequa, aequum

adjective: equal

concurro, -ere + dat

verb: engage in battle, fight

nodus, -a, -um

adjective: uncovered, bare, nude; unarmed 

etiam

conjunction: also, as well 

turpis, turpe

adjective: ugly, offensive, shameful

uir, uirī, m

noun: man

dixerit (perf subj)

verb: someone may say

e(x) + abl

preposition: out of, from, of

aliquis, aliquid 

pronoun: someone, something

quid 

why?

uirus, uirī, n

noun: poison, venom

anguis,-īs, m

noun: snake

adicio, -ere

verb: add

rabidus, a, -um 

adjective: raging, violent, rabid

trado, -ere

verb: handover, betray 

ouile, īs, n

noun: sheepfold 

lupa, lupae, f

noun: she-wolf

parco, -ere

verb: spares cease, refrain from

paucī, ae, a

adjective: a few

diffundo, -ere

verb: pour out 

specto, -are

verb: look at, regard 

meritum, ī, n

noun: merit, worth, commendable quality

quisque, quae, quad

adjective: each

minor, minus 

adjective: lesser; younger (i.e. lesser in age)

Atrides, -ae, m

noun: son of Atreus

Helene, -es, f

noun: Helen

soror, -oris, f

noun: sister

premere crimine + acc

verb: press charges on (someone) 

quo premat... crimine

relative clause of purpose

scelus, -eris, n

noun: crime

Oeclides, ae, m

noun: son of Oecles

Talaionius, -a, -um

adjective: descended from Talaus

Eriphyla, -ae, f

noun: Eriphyle

uluus, -a, -um

adjective: living, alive.

Styx, -gis, f

noun: river of the underworld

plus, -a, -um

adjective: dutiful, obedient

Penelope, -es, f

noun: wife of Ulysses

lustrum, ī, n

noun:  five-year period

erro, -are

verb: wander

tatidam

adjective: equally, many

gero, gerere

verb: carry, carry on, conduct, wage 

respicio, -ere

verb:  look back at; review, consider

Phylacides, -ae, m

noun: descendant of Phylacus

comes, -itis (m./f.) + dat

noun: companion

quac ...Isse... fertur

who is said to have gone

fero, ferre

verb: carry; report, say 

annus, ī, m

noun: years, proper age, allotted span of years

accumbo, accumbere, accumbui 

verb: die, lie dead

faturs, -ī, n

noun: fate, death

Pheretiades, -se, m

noun: son of Pheres

coniunx, -ugis, m./f

noun: spouse

Pagasaeus, -a, um

adjective: from Pagasac

redimo, -imere, -emi

verb: buy off, redeem, ransom

pro + abl

preposition: In place of, instead of

uir, uiri, m

noun: man, husband

funus, -eris, n

noun: funeral; funeral procession.

fero, ferre, tull, latum

verb: carry; carry out (as a corpse) at a funeral

accipio,-ipere, -epi, -eptum

verb: accept; receive

Capancus,-ei, m

noun: hero killed in the Theban War

cinis, -eris, m

noun: ash.

misceo, -ere

verb: mix, commingle

inquit

verb: she said

Iphias, -adis, f

noun: Iphis' daughter

inedius, -a, -um

adjective: middle; the middle of, the midst of

desillo, -ere, -uī

verb: leap

rogus, -ī, m

noun: funeral pyre

quoque

conjunction: also, as well

cultus, -us, m

noun: cultivation, cultures appearance, dress

nomen, -inis, n

noun: name; noun

femina, -ae, f

noun: woman

Virtus, -utis, f

noun: manliness, courage, valor; military and moral excellence, worshipped

mirus, a, -um

adjective: amazing, astonishing, est omitted

nectamen

and yet... not

mens, -ntis, f

noun: mind; good character

pasco, -ere

verb: call for, summon

ars, artis, f

noun: art, skill

convenio, -īre + dat

verb: suit, fit.

cumba, -ae, f

noun: small boat

uelum, ī, n

noun: sail

nisi

adverb: except

lasciuus, a, -um

adjective: erotic, lewd, wanton