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-que
and
et
and
qui
who
in
in
hic
this/he
sum
exist, live, be
ego
I
tu
you
nec (necque)
no; niether; nor
ac (atque)
also, and also
per
through
ille
this/he
quis (pl of qui)
who
ad
to
non
not, no, not any
do
give
omnis
all, total
aut
either...or
iam
now
magnus
large, great (as in big)
si
if
se (sui, sibi se, se)
himself
ipse
myself; ___self
video
see
fero
bring
urbs
city
sic
thus
deus
god
talis
such
a
from
arma
arms
nunc
now
animus
sould/mind
fatum
fate
tum
then
eo
go
primus
first
terra
earth;ground
vir
man
Aeneas
Aeneas; the hero
medius
middle
sed
but
venio
come
caelums
sky; heaven
ingens
huge
multus
much, many
sub
under, beneath
cum (conj.)
when
hic
he/this
os
mouth
pater
father
ut
how; as
pectus
chest, brest, heart
altus
high/deep
Danai
Greeks
teneo
hold
Troia
Troy
tuus
your
bellum
war
manus
hand
tantus
such
dico
say
oculus
eyes
regnum
kingdoum
telum
spear
litus
shore
unus
one
ante
before
de
fom
possum
able
res
things
Teucri
Teucrians
circum
around
corpus
body
domus
dwelling
for
speak, say
labor
work, labor
meus
my
noster
our
o
O!, Oh!
peto
seek; beg for
summus
summit; highest
vox
voice
at
but; yet
ventus
wind
ara
alter
cum (prep)
with
dictum
say speak
hinc
hence, from this
ignis
light; fire
miser
miserable; unhappy
sanguis
blood
totus
total; all
amor
love; like
e (ex)
out
inter
between
sequor
follow
umbra
shade; shadow
arx
citadel
coniunx
wife
divus (noun)
God, Divinity
limen
threshold
sto
stand
tectum
covering, roof
ubi
where
aequor
equal
alius
other; another
dum
while
flamma
flame
gens
race
moenia
walls
natus
son, child
Priamus
Priam: 1.Son of Laomedon & king of Troy
2. son of Polites & grandson of Priam
socius (noun)
ally
aura
breeze; air
Dido
Dido: Tyrian princess. AKA Elissa. She founded Karthage when she fled with her followers form her urderous brother.
duco
lead
ferrum
sword, iron
Iuppiter
Jupiter: chief of gods for the Romans; son of Saturn husband & brother of Juno
mens
mind
nox
night
numen
divinity; devine
sedes
sit
voco
call, summon
agmen
train body, stroke, current
fama
fame, rumor
hostis
enemey
Iuno
Juno: daughter of Saturn, sister & wife of Juno queen of hte gods partron deity o Karthage, goddess of marriage. Jno's enemy to the Trojans deivs form the judgement of Paris and from the seduction by Paris of Helen.
locus
location; place
via
way
vis
force
cura
care
mors
death
rex
king
-ve
or
vinco
conquer
dex(t)era (noun)
right hand
is
he/she/it/they
lacrima
cry
lumen
light
primum
first
relinquo
leave
navis
ship
ne
not, no
nos
our
ora
speak
paro
prepare
pars
part
premo
to press down
refero
bring; carry
fuo
rush, run, hurry
saxum
rock
soror
sister
volvo
turn; revolve
ao
do, drive, give, put in motion
audio
hear
capio
capture; sieze
comes
comrade; companion
dea
goddess
dies
day
equus
horse
furo
furious; out of mind
ira
ange
-ne
no, not
nomen
name
parens
parents
qua
where
regina
queen
super
aove
suus
(s)he/it
tendo
i hold
Turnus
Turnus: king of Rutulians; Aeneas' rival for the hand of Lavinia
vulnus
wound
ater
dark; gloomy
caput
sieze
classis
ship
carsus
course
etiam
and also; and even
fortuna
fortune
fugio
flee; escape
gemitus
groan
heu
Alas!
laetus
happy
longus
long
misceo
mix
oro
peak
pono
put; place
porta
gate
spes
hope
tandem
at last
tllo
lift; raise
tot
so many
traho
drag
ullus
anyone
aurum
gold
clamor
shout
credo
believe
fago
fight
genitor
father, creator
haud
hardly, not at all
imperium
order
imus
lowest
interea
meanwhile
Italia
Italy
mons
mountains
morior
to die deay
namque
in fact, no doubt
quaero
search for
servo
save
sidus
stars
templum
temple
unda
wave
volo (irreg)
wish
vos
us (?)
ait (aio, ais, ait)
say, affirm
antiquus
ancient
aspicio
observe
dolor
grief
eripio
seize
homo
man, humankind
iacto
throw
labor
glide; slide
maneo
to remain, stay
pelagus
ocean
qualis
just as
saevus
savage
surgo
rise
tempus
time
umerus
should
adsum
I am here
ardeo
be on fire; burn; blaze
crudelis
cruel
dolus
trick, deceit
erro
wander, err
forte
chance, luck, accident
genus
race
lux
light/eyes
mitto
send
novus
new
Pallas
Pallas: Greek name Nimerva; 1. an Arcadian hero
2. ancestor of Evander
3. the young son of Evander who fihts on the side of Aeneas.
patria
fatherland; homeland
peona
punishment
rapio
to sieze
silva
woods
somnus
night; sleep; sleep of death
subeo
go; come under; approach; enter
vertex
tip; point;
verto
turn; spin; reverse
vultus
expression
Achilles
Achilles:son of Peleus, the king of Phthis, and of the goddess Thetis (whom Jupiter had wooed but abandoned when he learned she would bear "a son destined to be greater than his father"). He was the greatest warrior in the Greek army at Troy. His quarrel with Agamemnon, his commandig offier, is central to Homer's Illiad. For his chivalous treatment of the aged Priam who had come to him as a suppliant for the return of his son Hector's body.
bis
twice
caecus
blind
condo
buid
contra
against
desero
desert
dulcis
sweet
enim
finally
facio
make
finis
end
fluctus
wave
furor
fury
ide
also
immanis
big; savage
iubeo
order
latus
broad; wide
mare
sea
murus
walls
patrius
paternal
pes
foot
populus
people
puer
boy
pulcher
beautiful
sors
sister
tamen
however
tellus
earth
Troianus (adj)
Torjan
Venus
Venus: Greek Aphrodite, goddes of love an dbeauty; daughter of Jupiter Dione; mother by Anchises of Aeneas. She is especially devoted to the Trojans; on Olympus her husband i Vulcan; she is the mother o Cupid. Later, she is the tuelary goddess of the house of the Caesars.
vester
your
vita
life; spirit
accipio
accept
Anchises
Anchises: 1. memeber of the younger ranch of the younger royal family of Troy
2. grandson of Assarcus, son of Capys, and father of Aeneas by Venus
annus
year, season
arvum
field
audeo
hear
cado
fall
casus
ruin; hardship
causa
cause
clipeus
shield
equidem
truely; indeed
gravis
heavy
haereo
stick
incendo
advanece; go
iuvenis
youth
latus
side; flank; coast
metus
fear, dread
notus
well-known; famous
nullus
no, not any
opus
work
pro
through
quam
which; how than
reddo
tive; go rturn
solus
solo, alone, only
tantum
such
tristis
sad, gloomy
verus
verse
Volo (1st Conjucation)
fly
aether
heaven
cavus
cave
corripio
sieze,snatch up, grasp
demitto
send back
donum
gift; present
ecce
look
extremus
outermost, extreme, farthest
fortis
brave
fundo (3rd Conj)
pour
gero
carry, bear
imago
image
into
approach
inste
press upon
Iulus
Another name for Ascanius
iussum
command; order
moveo
move
nam
for
nubes
cloud
opto
wish/choose
Phoebus
Greek word for bright or radiant; title or epithet of Apollo.
quid (adv.)
hat
sino
allow; permit
spoilum
spoil
sterno
spread; extend
supplex
supplient
tergum
back
vates
priest; profit
vero
truth
virgo
virgin
addo
add; give
altum
high
auris
ear
centum
a hundred
cingo
surround, enlsoe
coma
hair
Creusa
Creusa: daughter of Priam, first wife of Aeneas, mother of Asanius. He fate is left in question; on the night of Troy's fall she is perhaps "translated" into an attendant of Cybele.
crinis
hair, lock
culmen
top, roof
durus
hard
effero
carry
fas
devine law or will; right, justice, obligation; privlege
fides
truth
figo
fix
geminus
twins
habeo
have
hasta
spear
huc
to this place
Iliacus
Trojan
incipio
hold
infelix
unlucky
inimicus
unfriendly
iungo
join, unite
Latium
the Trojan's promised land in Italy, supposedly so named because Saturn was hidden there.
lego
collect
moles
mass, weight
orbis
ring, circle
parvus
small
patior
suffer
post
after
postquam
after
puppis
ship
quo
where, why
quondam
once
robur
oak, wood
sacer
sacred
scopulus
rocks/ clif
seu
or if; either; whether