2aedes, is f.
temple; house
3aeneus, a, um
made of bronze
4aequor, oris n.
level surface, plain; sea
6aes, aeris n.
bronze; money
7aestus, us m.
boiling, heat; surging sea; passion
9aevum, i n.
age, period of time; life
11agrestis, e
rustic, of the countryside
12ait, pl. aiunt
he/she says (like inquit)
16amens, (gen) amentis
out of one's mind, mad, frantic
17amnis, is m.
stream, river
18amoenus, a, um
pleasant, charming
21anima, ae f.
soul, spirit, breath, life
22antiquus, a, um
ancient, previous
24apricus, a, um
sunny, warm
25apto, are
to fit, adjust
26aquilo, onis m.
the north wind
27arduus, a, um
high, steep; difficult
28armentum, i n.
herd of cattle
30arvum, i n.
field, land (often pl.)
31astrum, i n.
star, constellation
32ater, atra, atrum
black, dark
33auctor, oris m/f.
originator, giver; author
38auster, austri m.
the south wind
39axis, is m.
axis, axle, chariot; sky, heaven
40bellus, a, um
beautiful, handsome, pretty
41blandus, a, um
coaxing, flattering, charming
42boreas, ae m.
the north wind
43bos, bovis m/f.
ox, bull, cow, (pl) cattle
45caelestis, e
heavenly, divine
46caeruleus, a, um
dark blue, dark coloured
47calidus, a, um
hot; eager, fierce
48callidus, a, um
skilful, crafty, careful
49candens, (gen) candentis
white, shining
51canus, a, um
grey-haired, white
52capillus, i m.
hair (usually pl.)
53careo, carere, carui, caritum
lack (+abl)
54carina, ae f.
keel, ship, boat
55carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptum
to harvest, pluck, seize
56casa, ae f.
hut, cottage
57castus, a, um
pure, chaste, virtuous
58celsus, a, um
high, lofty
59cervix, cervicis f.
neck
61cesso, are
to delay, waste (time); cease
62cieo, ciere, civi, citum
to stir up, excite
65citus, a, um
quick, swift, rapid
66clivus, i m.
slope, hill
67color, oris m.
colour, complexion
69complector, complecti, complexus sum
to embrace
70consuetus, a, um
usual, accustomed
72corona, ae f.
wreath, garland, crown
73creo, creare, creavi, creatum
to create, make, give birth to, appoint
74cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum
to increase, grow, arise
76cruentus, a, um
bloody, blood-stained; cruel
77cruor, oris m.
blood, gore
79Cupido, inis m.
Cupid, desire, passion
80cuspis, cuspidis, f.
point, spear
81decerpo, decerpere, decerpsi, decerpsum
to pluck
82decus, oris n.
honour, glory; beauty
83desilio, desilire, desilui, desultum
to leap down
84dictum, i n.
saying, speech; pl. words
85diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectum
to love
86dono, are
to present, give
89eurus, i m.
the east wind
90exanimis, e
lifeless, dead
92expallesco, expallescere, expallui
to turn very pale
93exsanguis, e
bloodless, lifeless, pale
94exsilio, exsilire, exsilui
to leap out
95extremus, a, um
last, farthest, extreme
96facies, faciei, f.
shape, appearance; face
97fas n.
divine law, right, obligation
98fateor, fateri, fassus sum
to confess, acknowledge
99fatum, i n.
fate, destiny; death
100fax, facis f.
torch, flame, fire of love
101ferio, ire
to hit, strike
102ferus, a, um
wild, savage, cruel; fem noun. beast
103figura, ae f.
shape, figure, form, image
104flavus, a, um
yellow, golden
105fleo, flere, flevi, fletum
to weep
106fletus, us, m.
weeping, tears
107fluctus, us m.
wave, flood
108fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum
to flow
109focus, i m.
hearth, home, family
110for, fari, fatus sum
to say, speak
111fores, forum f.pl.
door
112forma, ae f.
form, shape; beauty
113formosus, a, um
handsome, beautiful
114fors, fortis f.
chance, fortune
116fremo, fremere, fremui, fremitus
to roar, murmur, growl
117fretum, i n.
strait, channel, sea
118frons, frondis f. (1)
foliage
119frons, frontis f. (2)
forehead, brow; front
120fruor, frui, fructus sum
to enjoy (+abl)
121fulgeo, fulgere, fulsi
to shine, flash, gleam
122fulmen, inis n.
lightning, thunderbolt
123funus, eris n.
funeral, death
124furo, ere
I rage, am frenzied; I rush
125furtim
stealthily, secretly
126gelidus, a, um
icy, cold, frozen
127geminus, a, um
twin, double, pl. both
128gemo, gemere, gemui
to groan, lament
130genetrix, genetricis f.
mother
131genitor, oris m.
father
132gracilis, e
thin, slender; poor, meagre
134grandis, e
large, great, powerful
135grex, gregis m.
flock, herd
136guttur, gutturis n.
throat
137harena, ae f.
sand; arena, amphitheatre
138herba, ae f.
grass, herb
139hesternus, a, um
of yesterday, yesterday's
141iacto, are
to throw, hurl, cast
142imago, inis f.
image, likeness; echo; ghost
143imber, imbris m.
rain, shower
144immitis, e
rough, harsh, fierce
145impius, a, um
impious, irreligious, undutiful
146inanis, e
empty; vain, foolish
148infestus, a, um
troublesome, hostile, dangerous
149invius, a, um
trackless, impassable
150iugum, i n.
yoke; mountain ridge
152lacero, are
to tear, mangle
153lacertus, i m.
arm, upper arm; embrace
154lanio, are
to tear (at)
155Lar, Laris m.
household god, home (often pl.)
156lassus, a, um
tired, weary
158lepidus, a, um
charming, elegant
160lignum, i n.
wood, wooden object, firewood
161limen, liminis n.
threshold, entrance; house
162limes, limitis m.
boundary; track
163liquidus, a, um
clear, transparent, pure; fluid
164luctus, us m.
grief, sorrow, mourning
165lucus, i m.
wood, grove
166lumen, luminis n.
light, lamp; eye
168maestus, a, um
sad, gloomy
169manes, manium m.pl.
spirits of the dead; the Underworld
170marmor, marmoris n.
marble, statue; sea
172membrum, i n.
limb (often pl.)
173merus, a, um
pure, undiluted; (n. noun) wine
174mirus, a, um
wonderful, marvelous
175mitis, mitis
soft, gentle
176moles, is f.
mass, massive structure; effort
177monstrum, i n.
portent; monster
178mortalis, e
mortal, human, transient
179mundus, i n.
the world, earth; mankind
182nefas
wickedness, crime, wrong
183nemus, nemoris n.
grove, wood
184niteo, nitere, nitui
to shine
186nitor, niti, nisus/nixus sum
to rest on; climb, strive, exert oneself
187niveus, a, um
snowy, white
189nocturnus, a, um
nocturnal, of the night
190Notus, i m.
the south wind; wind
193numen, numinis n.
divine power, divinity, god
194nympha, ae f.
nymph; young woman, bride
196obstupesco, obstupescere, obstupui
to be amazed, be dumbstruck
197opto, are
to choose; wish, desire
198orbis, is m.
circle, sphere; country, world; eye
199orbus, a, um
deprived, bereft (of, + abl)
200Orcus, i m.
God of the underworld
204Pallas, Palladis, f.
Pallas Athene
205pariter
together, at the same time
206paternus, a, um
of a father, ancestral
207pavidus, a, um
trembling, terrified, alarmed
208pecus, pecoris n.
cattle, herd
209pelagus, i n. (irregular)
sea
210Penates, Penatium m.pl.
household gods, home
211penitus
deep within; completely
212penna, ae f.
feather, (pl.) wing
213perennis, e
through the year(s), enduring
214perfundo, perfundere, perfudi, perfusus
to pour over, (make) wet; spread
215Phoebus, i m.
Phoebus Apollo
216pingo, pingere, pinxi, pictum
to paint, colour; embroider
217pinus, us f.
pine tree; ship
219plango, plangere, planxi, planctum
to strike, beat the breast, mourn
221polus, i m.
pole; sky, heaven
224preces, precum f.pl.
prayers
225premo, premere, pressi, pressum
to press, crush
226priscus, a, um
old, former, ancient
227proles, is f.
offspring, child, descendant
228propero, are
to hurry, hasten, be quick
229prora, ae f.
prow, ship
230protinus
on/from the spot, immediately
231puppis, is f.
stern, ship
232purpureus, a, um
purple; radiant, glowing
233querella, ae f.
complaint, lamentation
234questus, us m.
complaint, lamentation
236ratis, is f.
raft, boat
237remigium, i n.
oarage, rowing, crew
238resto, restare, restiti
to stand firm; remain, be left
240robur, roboris n.
oak; strength, man-power
241ros, roris m.
dew, moisture
243rubeo, ere
to be red, blush
245sacrum, i n.
religious rite, ceremony (often pl.)
246sanguineus, a, um
bloody, of blood, blood-red
248sedulus, a, um
busy, attentive
249seges, segetis f.
corn, crop
250senilis, is
aged, of old age, of an old man
251serenus, a, um
clear, bright; calm
252sermo, sermonis m.
conversation; story, narrative
253sidus, sideris n.
star, constellation
254sileo, silere, silui
to be silent, be still
255simulacrum, i n.
image, shade, ghost
256singuli, ae, a
one each, individual
257sinus, us m.
fold; bosom; gulf, bay
258sors, sortis f.
lot, fate, destiny; oracle
259spargo, spargere, sparsi, sparsum
to scatter, sprinkle
260spiro, are
to breathe, blow, be alive
262sterno, sternere, stravi, stratum
to spread, scatter
263stupeo, stupere, stupui
to be astounded
264subeo, subire, subii
to go under, approach; come to mind
265superi, superorum m.pl.
the gods, the heavenly ones
268tellus, telluris f.
earth, land
269tenebrae, arum f.pl.
darkness, night
270tener, tenera, tenerum
soft, delicate, tender
271tenuis, tenue
thin, fine, slight
272tepeo, tepere, tepui
to be warm; feel love
275torus, i m.
couch, bed, marriage-bed
276tremo, tremere, tremui
to shake, tremble (at)
277trepido, are
to tremble
280turpis, e
ugly, shameful, disgraceful
281umidus, a, um
damp, moist, wet
282uvidus, a, um
damp, moist, wet
285vadum, i n.
shallow water, ford; stream, sea
287varius, a, um
various, changing, multi-coloured
288vates, is m.
prophet; poet, bard
289vela, velorum n.pl.
sails
290velo, are
to cover, clothe, conceal
291velox, (gen.) velocis
swift, quick
292Venus, Veneris f.
Venus, love
293ver, veris n.
spring (season)
294vicinus, a, um
nearby, neighbouring
295virgo, virginis, f.
maiden, virgin
296viso, visere, visi, visum
to look at carefully, contemplate, go to see, visit
298votum, i n.
vow, promise, wish, prayer
299Zephyrus, i m.
the west wind