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canō
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to make music; sing;
Milit.: to sound; sing of, celebrate in song; foretell, prophecy (oracles were in verse) |
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to make music; sing;
Milit.: to sound; sing of, celebrate in song; foretell, prophecy (oracles were in verse) |
canō
canere cecinī |
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cantō
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frequentative of canō
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frequentative of canō
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cantō (1)
cantāre cantāvī cantātum |
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Italy
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Ītalia, ae
fm. |
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profugus
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that flees, hurries away, fugitive
adj. |
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that flees, hurries away, fugitive
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profugus, a, um
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Lavinium
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Lāvīnium, -iī
n. city which Aeneas names after his wife in Latium. |
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ōra
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boundary, border
coast, shoreline district, region |
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boundary, border
coast, shoreline district, region |
ōra, ae
fm. |
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iactō
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*frequentative of iaciō
toss to and fro, swing disturb fluctuate toss off |
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toss to and fro, swing
disturb fluctuate toss off |
iactō (1)
iactāre iactāvī iactātum *frequentative of iaciō |
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altum
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height
Meton. The depth, deep, the sea |
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height
Meton. The depth, deep, the sea |
altum, -ī
n. |
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saevus, a, um
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raging, furious, ferocious, cruel
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raging, furious, ferocious, cruel
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saevus, a, um
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memor
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mindful, remembering, heedful
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mindful, remembering, heedful
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memor
gen: memoris adj. |
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dum + subj.
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during a time when
so long as, provided that until (present/imperfect subj.) |
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latium
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latium, -iī
n. |
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altus, a, um
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nourished
grown great, tall, high lofty, profound proud, arrogant ancient, old *from alō |
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Alban
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Albānus, a, um
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memorō
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to bring to remembrance, mention, relate, tell, speak (of)
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to bring to remembrance, mention, relate, tell, speak (of)
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memorō (1)
memorāre memorāvī memorātum |
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quō
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1. old dative of quis, quid
2. to what/which place, to whom 3. to what end, for what purpose, why 4. To any place (indefinite) 5. in order that | + Subj. |
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nūmen
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nod
will, consent divine will, favor of the gods divine power, majesty |
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nod
will, consent divine will, favor of the gods divine power, majesty |
nūmen, nūminis
n. |
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laedō
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to hurt, wound, injure, damage
insult, offend violate, betray |
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to hurt, wound, injure, damage
insult, offend violate, betray |
laedō
laedere laesī laesum |
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impellō
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lit. to strike/push on or in (against)
to strike against to drive on, set in motion, impel |
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lit. to strike/push on or in (against)
to strike against to drive on, set in motion, impel |
impellō
impellere impulī impulsum |
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īnsignis
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marked, distinguished, conspicuous
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marked, distinguished, conspicuous
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īnsignis, īnsigne
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volvō
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roll, wind, turn about, tumble
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roll, wind, turn about, tumble
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volvō
volvere volvī volūtum |
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pietās
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dutiful conduct towards gods, country, relatives
pity, tenderness |
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dutiful conduct towards gods, country, relatives
pity, tenderness |
pietās, pietātis
fm. |
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caelestis
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of the sky, heavens
of the gods, divine |
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of the sky, heavens
of the gods, divine |
caelestis, caeleste
abl. sing. = caeleste NOT caelestī |
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Samos
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Samos or Samus, -ī
*fm. |
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chariot
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currus, -ūs
m. |
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currus
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chariot
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sinō
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to set down, leave
let, allow, permit, |
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to set down, leave
let, allow, permit, |
sinō
sinere sīvī situm Perf Subj: sīrim, sīrīs, sīrit... PP Subj: sīssem, sīssēs, sīsset... |
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prōgeniēs
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descent, lineage, race, family
descendents, offspring |
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descent, lineage, race, family
descendents, offspring |
prōgeniēs, -ēī
fm. |
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sanguis
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blood
lineage, stock |
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blood
lineage, stock |
sanguis, sanguinis
m. |
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lātē
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broadly, widely, extensively
adv. |
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broadly, widely, extensively
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lātē
adv. |
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Paris
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Paris, Paridis
m. |
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spernō
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to separate, put far off, remove (old)
contemn, despise, reject, scorn |
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to separate, put far off, remove (old)
contemn, despise, reject, scorn |
spernō
spernere sprēvī sprētum |
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Ganymede
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Ganymēdes, Ganymēdis
m. |
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accendō
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to light up, set on fire
incite, rouse up |
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to light up, set on fire
incite, rouse up |
accendō
accendere accendī accēnsum |
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arceō
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to shut up, enclose
to keep off, keep at a distance, prevent |
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to shut up, enclose
to keep off, keep at a distance, prevent |
arceō
arcēre arcuī |
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Achilles
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Achillēs, is (sometimes eī, ī)
acc. Achillea abl: Achillī voc.: Achille |
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immītis
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not soft or mellow, harsh, rough, sour
rude fierce, savage |
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not soft or mellow, harsh, rough, sour
rude fierce, savage |
immītis, immīte
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circum
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around
near adv. or prep. + acc. |
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around
near |
circum
adv. or prep. + acc. |
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a huge, heavy, shapeless mass
greatness, might, power difficulty, labor, trouble |
mōlēs, mōlis
fm. *cp. molior |
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mōlēs
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a huge, heavy, shapeless mass
greatness, might, power difficulty, labor, trouble *cp. molior |
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tellūs
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earth, globe, land, ground
district, country |
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earth, globe, land, ground
district, country |
tellūs, tellūris
fm. |
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vēlum
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sail/sail-cloth
covering awning *veil *vēlum dare = to give sail |
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sail/sail-cloth
covering awning |
vēlum, -ī
n. *veil *vēlum dare = to give sail |
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laetus
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fat
fertile, rich, copious bright, sprightly pleasing, agreeable happy, fortunate |
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fat
fertile, rich, copious bright, sprightly pleasing, agreeable happy, fortunate |
laetus, a, um
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ruō
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to tumble down, fall with violence
come to ruin rush headlong, hurriedly cast down with violence (trans.) throw up, rake up |
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to tumble down, fall with violence
come to ruin rush headlong, hurriedly cast down with violence (trans.) throw up, rake up |
ruō
ruere ruī rutum fut act part: ruitūrum |
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spūma
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froth, foam, scum
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froth, foam, scum
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spūma, ae
fm. |
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incipiō
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to take in hand
begin |
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to take in hand
begin |
incipiō
incipere incēpī inceptum |
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dēsistō
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to come to a standstill
cease, abandon *dē + stō - "to stand off" from something |
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to come to a standstill
cease, abandon |
dēsistō
dēsistere dēstitī dēstitum *dē + stō - "to stand off" from something |
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quippe
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indeed, certainly, of course (corrob.)
In fact (expl.) *sometimes ironical |
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indeed, certainly, of course (corrob.)
In fact (expl.) |
quippe
*sometimes ironical |
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vetō
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forbid, prohibit
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forbid, prohibit
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vetō
vetāre vetuī/vetāvī (person.) vetitum |
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exūrō
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to burn up
dry up consume heat thoroughly |
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to burn up
dry up consume heat thoroughly |
exūrō
exūrere exūssī exūstum |
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classis
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lit. a calling up, summoning (καλέω)
class, division army fleet |
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lit. a calling up, summoning
class, division army fleet |
classis, is
fm. (καλέω) |
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mergō
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to sink, plunge, dip
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to sink, plunge, dip
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mergō
mergere mērsī mērsum |
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summergō
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to sink, plunge, dip under
*sub + mergō |
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pontus
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the sea
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the sea
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pontus, -ī
m. |
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Ajax
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Āiax, Āiācis
m. |
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noxa
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hurt, harm, injury
fault, offense, violation punishment *cf. noceō |
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hurt, harm, injury
fault, offense, violation punishment |
noxa, ae
fm. *cf. noceō |
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ob
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in front of
towards, against set/balanced against, in return for on account of for the sake of + acc. |
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in front of
towards, against set/balanced against, in return for on account of for the sake of |
ob
+ acc. |
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furia
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The Furies, who avenge the spirits of the dead.
frenzied wrath, thirst for vengeance and frenzy or madness leading to destruction usually pl. |
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The Furies, who avenge the spirits of the dead.
frenzied wrath, thirst for vengeance and frenzy or madness leading to destruction |
furia, ae
fm. usually pl. |
