vocab

a,ab, abs- from, away from, by(abl)

abdo, ere, didi, ditum- to hide, put away

Accipio, ere, cepi, ceptum- to receive

Ad- to, toward, near, for, in regard to(ac)

Adversus, a, um- opposite, against

Aeneas, ae, m- Aeneas

Aeolus, i, m- Aeolus, king of the winds

Aequor, oris, n-  sea, the level(sea)

agmen, inis, n- column, formation(of troops)

ago, ere, egi, actum- to drive, lead, do

altus, a, um- high, deep

altum, i, n- deep sea

anima, ae, f- breath, life, soul, spirit

animus, i, m- mind, sprit, courage, anger

annus, i, m- year

ante- before, in front of (acc)

antrum, i, n- cave

aperio, ire, ui, apertum- to open,reveal

ara, ae, f- altar

arma, orum, n- arms, weapon, armor

arx, arcis, f- citadel, fortified hilltop

at, ast- but, yet, however, at least

ater, atra, atrium- dark, black

atque, ac- and

aura, ae, f- breeze, air

aut- or; aut…aut- either, or

bellum, i, n- war

bis- twice

caelum, i, n- sky

capesso, ere, ivi, itum- to take, carry out, execute

caput, itis, n- head, life

causa, ae, f- reason, cause, for the sake of (gen)

certus, a, um- sure, reliable, definite

circum- around(acc)

clamor, oris, m- shout, noise

classis, is, f- fleet

coniunx, iugis, m/f- spouse, husband, wife

contra- opposite, facing(acc.) in reply

conubium, ii, n- marriage, wedlock

cor, cordis, n- heart

corpus, oris, n -body

corripio, ere, ui, reptum- to snatch up

cum- with when, since, although + abl

Danaus, a, um- Danaan, Greek

dea, ae, f- goddess

Deiopea, ae, f- Deiopea

deus, i, m- god

dexter, tra, trum- right hand, favorable

dico, ere, dixi, dictum- to say, speak, tell

discicio, ere, ieci, iectum - to scatter, throw apart

diversus, a, um- in different directions

divus, a, um- divine; noun, god, goddess

do, dare, dedi, datum- to give, grant, allow(+inf), dat

dolor, oris, m- pain, grief

duco, ere, duxi, ductum- to lead, draw, consider

dum- while, as long as, until, provided that

e/ex- out of, from(abl)

ego, mei(pl, nos, nostrum)- I, we

erro, are, avi, atus- to wander

et- and; adv- also,  even, too 

etiam- also, even

exigo, ere, egi- to spend, live, drive out

exploro, are, avi, atus- to explore, search

facio, ere, feci, factum- to do, make

fatum, i, n - fate

fas, n- right, righteous; fas est, it is right

fero, ferre, tuli, latum- to bear, endure, carry

flamma, ae, f- flame

fluctus, us, m- wave

foedus, eris, n- treaty, agreement

forma, ae, f- shape, beauty, shapeliness

fortis, e- strong, brave

furo, ere, ui- to be furious, rage, rave, seethe

gens, gentis, f- race, people, clan

genus, eris, n- birth, lineage, family, race, kind

gero, ere, gessi, gestum- to carry on, wage

gravis, e- heavy, serious, severe

habena, ae, f- rein

harena, ae, f- sand

hic, haec, hoc- this, these

hic- here

hinc- from here, hence, from this place

homo, inis, m/f- person, people, human

iacto, are, avi, atus- to throw, back and forth, toss

iam- now,already

ignis, is, m- fire, lightning

Ilium, i, n- Ilium, Troy

ille, illa, illud- that, those

immanis, e- immense, huge

imperium, i, n- power, command, empire

impono, ere, posui, positum- to impose, place on

imus, a, um- bottom of, lowest part of

in- in, on, among(abl)- into, against(acc.)

incipio, ere, incepi, inceptum- to begin, undertake

incutio, ere, cussi, cussum- to strike upon

ingens, entis- huge, immense

inimicus, a, um- unready, rival(dat)

inter- between, among, during(acc)

interea- meanwhile, in the meantime

invideo, ere- to have, envy

insuper, on top, in addition

ipse, a, um- himself, herself, myself, self

ira, ae, f- anger, rage, passion

is, ea, id- he, she it, they, this, that, these, those

Italia, ae, f- Italy

iubeo, ere, iussi, iussum- to order, command

iungo, ere, iunxi, iunctum- to join

Iuno, Iunonis, f- Juno

Iuppiter, Iovis, Iovi, Iovem, Iove, m- Jupiter

labor, oris, m- labor, hardship, task

laetus, a, um- happy, fertile

lateo, ere, ui,- to lie hidden, hide, escape notice of

latus, a, um- wide

latus, eris, n- side

laxus, a, um- free, loosened, lax

Libya, ae, f- Libya

litus, oris, n- shore, coast, beach

locus, i, m(pl. Loci, loca)- place

longus, a, um- long- adv, far

magnus, a, um- great, large

mare, is, n- sea

medius, a, um- middle(part) of, middle

meritum, i, n- favor, benefit, merit

metuo, ere, ui- to fear, dread

misceo, ere, ui, mixtum- to mix up

moenia, ium, n- walls, defense, city-walls

moles, is, f- mass, structure, burden

mons, montis, m- mountain

multus, a, um- much, many

mulceo, ere, lsi, lsum- to calm, soothe

nam, namque- for, indeed, truly

navis, is, f- ship

navigo, are, avi, atus- to sail

ne- lest, that not, so that not; no, not- ;-ne- indicates yes/no question

nec- nor, and not- nec…nec; neither…nor

non- not

nox, noctis, f- night

nubes, is, f- cloud

numen, inis, n- divine power, approval

nympha, ae, f- nymph

O- oh!

obruo, ere, ui, utum- to rush over, overwhelm

oculus, i, m- eye

omnis, e- all, every, whole, entire

omnipotens, entis- all-powerful

ora, ae, f- shore, coast, border

os, oris, n- mouth, face

parens, entis, m/f - parent

pater, tris, m - father, ancestor

patria, ae, f- fatherland, country

pectus, oris, n- chest, breast, heart

per- through, over, by(acc)

pietas, tatis, f- piety, devotion

pontus, i, m- sea

populus, i, m- people

porta, ae, f- gate

possum, posse, potui- to be able, can

praesto, are, avi, atus- to set before, outstanding

premo, ere, pressi, pressum- to suppress, control

primus, a, um- first, landing

proles, is, f- offspring

proprius- one’s own

pulcher, char, chrum- beautiful, pretty, noble

puppis, is, f- deck, ship

que- and

qui, quae, quod- who, which, what

quippe- of course, truly; surely

quoque- also

rapio, ere, rapui, raptum- to snatch, seize, kidnap

refero, ferre, tuli, latum- to carry back, report, say

regina, ae, f- queen

regnum- i, n- kingdom

Romanus, a, um- Roman

ruo, ruere, i- to rush over, fall, plow

saevus, a, um- savage

sanguis, inis, m- blood

saxum, i, n, rock

scopulus, i, m- rock, cliff, crag

se- him,her, it, themselves

sed- but

sedes, is, f- seat, home, dwelling, foundation

servo, are, avi, atus- to save, preserve, keep

si- if, whether

sic- thus, so, in this way

sidus, eris, n- star, constellation

soror, sororis, f- sister

stabilis, e- stable, lasting

sub- under, beneath, near

sum, esse, fui, futurum- to be

summergo, ere, rsi, rsum- to sink, drown

summus, a, um- top of, highest

supplex, icis- suppliant

talis, e- such

tantus, a, um- so great, so much, so many

tellus, uris, f- land

telum, i, n - spear, arrow, projectile

tendo, ere, di, tentum- to stretch, strive, hasten

teneo, ere, ui, tum- to hold, grab

terra, ae, f- land, ground, earth

Teucrus, a, um- Teucrian, Trojan

tollo, ere, sustuli, sublatum- to raise/lift up, to destroy

torqueo, ere, torsi, tortum- to twist/turn

tot- so many

totus, a, um- total, entire, whole

Troia, ae, f- Troy

Troianus, a, um- Trojan

Tros, Trois- Trojan

tu, tui(pl vos vestrum)- you

tum, tunc- then, at that time

tuus, a, um- your, yours

Tyrius, a, um- Tyrian, of Tyre, Carthaginian

ubi- where, when

unda, ae, f- wave

unus, a, um- one, alone

una- together

Urbs, urbis, f- city

ut- so that, that; as, when; how

vastus, a, um- vast, enormous

ve, vel- or

venio, ire, veni, ventum- to come, go

ventis, i, m- wind

vertex, icis, m- peak, whirlpool

video, ere, vidi, visum- to see- videor, seem

vinco, ere, vici, victum- to conquer

vir, i, m- man, husband

vis, vis, f- force, power

vires- strength

voco, are, avi,a tus- to call, name, summon

volvo, ere, i, volutum- to turn, roll(over), revolve

vox, vocis, f- voice, utterance, word

vulnus, eris, n- wound, injury

utor, i, usus sum- to use, employ(+abl)