Latin AP Vergil Vocab A
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- abdo, abdere, abdidi, abditus
- to put away, hide, shut up, plunge
- abduco, abducere, abduxi, abductus
- to lead away, draw back
- abeo, abire, abivi/ii, abiturus
- to go away, depart, withdraw, deviate
- abhorreo, abhorrēre, abhorrui
- to shrink from, shudder at
- abies, abietis, f.
- spruce, fir
- abluo, abluere, ablui, ablutus
- to wash off, purify, cleanse
- abnego, are, avi, atus
- to deny, reuse
- abnuo, abnuere, abnui, abnuts
- to refuse, decline, reject
- aboleo, abolēre, abolevi, abolitus
- to blot out, remove, destroy
- abripio, abripere, abripui, abreptus
- to snatch away, to snatch, seize
- abrumpo, abrumpere, abrupi, abruptus
- to break off, break, destroy, violate
- abruptum, -i, n.
- precipice, abyss
- abscindo, abscindere, abscondi/didi, absconditus
- to put away, conceal,hide, lose sight of
- absens, absentis
- absent, distant, left behind
- absisto, absistere, abstiti
- to withdraw or depart from, cease, desist; forbear
- abstineo, abstinēre, abstinui, abstentus
- to hold back, refrain; restrain (oneself)
- abstrudo, abstrudere, abstrusi, abstrusus
- to thrust away, hide
- absum, abesse, a/abfui, afuturus
- to be absent or away from, be distant, be wanting
- absumo, absumere, absumpsi, absumptus
- to take away, consume, devour, destroy
- ac
- and, and also
- accedo, accedere, accessi, accessurus
- to come or go to, draw near, approach
- accelero, are, avi, atus
- to hasten
- accendo, accendere, accendi, accensus
- to set on fire, kindle, inflame, excite, arouse, enrage, inspire
- accessus, -us, m.
- approach
- accido, accidere, accidi, accisus
- to cut into, hew
- accingo, accingere, accinxi, accinctus
- to gird, to gird oneself, make ready, equip, resort to
- accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus
- to take to oneself, admit, let in, receive, accept, welcome, hear, learn, conceive
- accitus, -us, m.
- summons
- acclivis, is, e
- sloping, ascending
- accommodo, are, avi, atus
- to fit, adjust, gird on
- accubo, accubare, accubui, accubiturus
- to lie, recline near
- accumbo, accumbere, accubui, accubiturus
- to recline at (a table), to take one's place at a table
- accumulo, are, avi, atus
- to heap up, heap high, load; honor
- accurro, accurrere, accurri(cucurri), accursus
- to run or hasten to
- acer, acris, acre
- sharp, keen, fierce, violent, stern severe, ardent, zealous, spirited, valiant
- acerbus, a, um
- sour, bitter, harsh, implacable, cruel, savage, untimely
- acernus, a, um
- of maple wood, maple
- acerra, ae, f.
- incense box, censer
- acervus, i, m
- pointed pile, heap, pile
- acies, aciei, f.
- sharp edge, edge; keen vision, sight, eye; battle line, battle array
- acta, ae, f.
- shore, beach, strand
- acuo, acuere, acui, acutus
- to sharpen
- acutus, a, um
- sharpened, sharp, pointed, jagged
- addico, addicere, addixi, addictus
- to assent to, yeild, resign oneself
- addo, addere, addidi, additus
- to give in addition, put to, put on, add, lend
- adductus, a, um
- drawn, drawn tight, strained, contracted
- adēo
- to that point or degree, so, in fact, actually, precisely, just, even
- adeo, adire, adivi/ii, aditus
- to go to, approach, reach, visit, encounter, meet, aspire to
- adfatus, us, m.
- speech
- adfecto, are, avi, atus
- to make for, seize
- adfero, adferre, attuli, adlatus
- to bring
- adfigo, adfigere, adfixi, adfixus
- to fasten, attach to
- adfligo, adfligere, adflixi, adflictus
- to shatter, cast down
- adflo, are, avi, atus
- to breathe upon, inspire
- adfluo, adfluere, adfluxi
- to flow to, come (to)
- adfor, adfari, adfatus
- to address, speak to
- adglomero, are, avi, atus
- to gather at + dat
- agredior, agredi, agressus
- to go to, attack, address, attempt
- adhaereo, adhaerēre, adhaesi, adhaesurus
- to cling
- adhibeo, adhibēre, adhibui, adhibitus
- to have present, invite
- adhuc
- hitherto, till now, as yet, still
- adigo, adigere, adegi, adactus
- to drive to, drive, hurl, force
- adimo, adimere, ademi, ademptus
- to take to oneself, take away, pluck out, snatch away
- adicio/adjicio, adjicere, adjeci, adjectus
- to throw at, add
- adjuvo, adjuvare, adjuvi, adjutus
- to aid, assist
- adlabor, adlabi, adlapsus,
- to glide to
- adligo, are, avi, atus
- to hold (to), bind
- adloquor, adloqui, adlocutus
- to speak to, address
- admiror, admirari, admiratus
- to wonder at, be surprised at
- admitto, admittere, asmisi, admissus
- to admit
- admoneo, admonēre, admonui, admonitus
- to warm, admonish, remind
- admoveo, admovēre, admovi, admotus
- to move or bring to, waft to, offer
- adnitor, adniti, adnixus
- to strive, strain every nerve, lean on
- adno, are, avi, atus
- to swim to, float to
- adnuo, adnuere, adnui, adnutus
- to nod assent, promise
- adoleo, adolēre, adolui (adolevi) adoltus
- to magnify, honor, worship, offer
- adoperio, adopire, adoperui, adopertus
- to cover
- adorior, adoriri, adortus
- to attempt
- adoro, are, avi, atus
- to pray to, worship, adore
- adparo, are, avi, atus
- to prepare
- adquiro, adquiere, adquisivi, adquisitus
- to acquire, gain
- adsentio, adsentire, adsensi, adsensus
- to assent, agree
- adservo, are, avi, atus
- to guard, watch
- adsive
- unceasingly
- adsiduus, a, um
- constant, unceasing
- adsimilis, is, e
- like
- adspiro, are, avi, atus
- to breathe or blow upon, favor, smile upon
- adstringo, adstringere, adstrixi, adstrictus
- to contract, congeal
- adsuesco, adsuecere, adsuevi, adsuetus
- to make familiar to
- adsultus, us, m.
- attack, assault
- adsum, adesse, adfui, adfuturus
- to be at hand, be present, be near, be at, appear, assist, be propitious
- adsurgo, adsurgere, adsurrexi, adsurrecturus
- to rise
- adulterium, i, n.
- adultery
- adultus, a, um
- adult, full grown
- aduro, adurere, adussi, adustus
- to burn
- adveho, advehere, advexi, advectus
- to carry to, passive- sail to
- advelo, are, avi, atus
- to veil, wreathe
- advena, ae, m or f.
- stranger, foreigner
- advenio, advenire, advēni, adventurus
- to come to, come
- advento, are, avi, atus
- come or draw near, approach
- adventus, us, m.
- coming, approach, arrival
- adversor, adversari, adversatus
- to oppose, resist
- adversus, a, um
- turned towards, fronting, facing, opposing, face to face, adverse
- advoco, are, avi, atus
- to call (to oneself), to summon
- advolvo, advolvere, advolvi, advolutus
- to roll to or toward
- adverto, advertere, adverti, adversus
- to turn to or toward, to turn (the mind) to, to give heed, note, notice
- adytum, i, n.
- sanctuary
- aedes, aedis, f.
- hearth, plural: apartments, house, dwelling
- aedifico, are, avi, atus
- to build
- aeger, aegra, aegrum
- sick, sickly, diseased, weary, weak, suffering, wretched, anxious, distressed, heartsick, pining
- aemulus, a, um
- rivalling, competing, envious, jealous
- aenus, a, um
- of bronze, brazen
- aenum,i, n.
- kettle, cauldron
- aequaevus, a, um
- of the same or equal age
- aequalis, is, e
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equal, like
as a noun: aequalis, is m. companion, comrade - aequo, are, avi, atus
- to make, equal, adjust, equal, match, do justice to, requite
- aequatus, a, um
- made even, regular, abreast
- aequor, aequoris, n.
- a level surface, surface of the sea, sea, waters, wave, billow
- aequoreus, a, um
- of the sea
- aequus, a, um
- even, level, just, fair, equal
- aequum, i, n.
- justice
- aer, aeris, m.
- air, breeze, mist, cloud
- aeratus, a, um
- made of or covered with bronze, brazen
- aereus, a, um
- made of or plated with bronze, brazen
- aeripes, aeripedis
- bronze footed, bronze hoofed
- aerius, a, um
- airy, high, lofty, towering
- aes, aeris, n.
- copper, bronze, anything made from copper or bronze (ex: shield, trumpet, cauldron etc.)
- aesculetum,i, n.
- oak forest
- aestas, aestatis, f.
- summer, summer air
- aestivus, a, um
- of summer
- aestuo, are, avi, atus
- to boil, burn, seethe, surge
- aestuosus, a, um
- summerlike, sweltering
- aestus, us, m.
- heat, flame, tide, sea, strait, flood, waters
- aetas, aetatis, f.
- age, old age, years, time
- aeternum
- forever, unceasingly, eternal
- aeternus, a, um
- everlasting, eternal, undying, endless
- aether, aetheris, m.
- upper air, ehter, air, vault of heavem, sky, heaven, upper world
- aetherius, a, um
- of the ether, of heaven, heavenly, celestial
- aethra, ae, f.
- sky, firmament
- aevum, i, n.
- age, time, old age
- affabilis, is, e
- easily addressed
- agerm agri, m.
- field, land
- agger, aggeris, m.
- heap, mound, elevation, embankment, dike, rampart
- aggero, aggerere, aggessi, aggestus
- to bear to, heap upon
- aggero, are, avi, atus
- to heap up, increase
- agitator, agitatoris, m.
- driver, charioteer
- agito, are, avi, atus
- to drive with violence, chase, torment, harass, persecute; speed, hasten
- agmen, agminis, n.
- army, column, train, orderly array, formation, rank, line, mass, herd, flock
- agna, ae, f.
- a ewe lamb
- agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus
- to recognize
- agnus, i, m.
- lamb
- ago, agere, egi, actus
- to do, drive, pursue, conduct, steer, bring, exectue, leade, impel, compel, force, spend, pass, treat
- agrestis, is, e
- of the country, country, rustic
- agricola, ae, m.
- farmer, peasant
- ala, ae, f.
- wing
- alacer (alacris), alacris, alacre
- active, eager, joyful
- alatus, a, um
- winged
- albesco, albescere
- to grow white, dawn
- albus, a, um
- white
- ales, alitis
- winged
- ales, alitis, m. or f.
- winged creature, bird
- alienus, a, um
- of another, another's, foreign
- aliger, aligera, aligerum
- winged
- alimenat, alimentorum, n.pl.
- food
- alipes, alipedis
- wing footed
- aliqui/aliquis, aliqua, aliquod
- some, any
- aliquis, aliquid
- someone, anyone
- aliter
- otherwise
- alius, alia, aliud
- another, other, else
- alius...alius
- one...another
- alii...alii
- some...others
- almus, a, um
- nourishing, fostering, propitious, benign, benignant, kindly, gracious, genial
- alo, alere, alui, altus (alitus)
- to nourish, feed, sustain, support, encourage, strengthen, rear, cherish
- altaria, altarium, n.pl.
- altar
- altē
- high, on high, aloft
- alter, altera, alterum
- one of the two, the other, another, second
- alter..alter
- the one...the other
- alterno, are, avi, atus
- to do by turns, to waver, hesitate
- alternus, a, um
- one after the other, in turn, by turns, alternate
- altrix, alticis f.
- nurse
- altus, a, um
- high, on high, lofty, aloft, deep, profound, noble, exalted
- altum, i, n.
- heaven, sea, the deep
- alumnus, i, m.
- nursling, foster child, child, son
- alveus, i, m.
- hollow cavity, hold of a ship; boat
- alvus, i, f.
- belly, body
- amans, amantis m. or f.
- loving, fond, noun: lover
- amaracus, i, m or f.
- marjoram
- ambages, ambagis, f.
- turning, winding, intricacy, riddle, mystery, details
- ambedo, ambedere, ambedi, ambesus
- to gnaw around,eat, devour, chat
- ambiguus, a, um
- wavering, vacillating, uncertain, undecided, twofold, double, treacherous, insinuating, obscure
- ambio, ambire, ambivi/ii, ambitus
- to go around, surround, encircle, approach
- ambrosius, a, um
- ambrosial, divine, immortal, lovely
- amens, amentis
- senseless, frantic, distracted, amazed
- amico, amicire, amicui/amicixi, amicitus
- to throw around, wrap, envelop, veil
- amictus, us, m.
- outer garment, mantle, robe, veil
- amicus, a, um
- friendly
- amicus, i, m.
- friend
- amitto, amittere, amisi, amissus
- to send away, let go, lose
- amnis, is, m.
- river, stream, torrent
- amo, are, avi, atus
- to love, cherish, hug
- amoenus, a, um
- loving, charming, delightful
- amor, amoris, m.
- love, affecftion, fondness, passion, longing, yearning, eagerness, desire, lust, object of love, love charm
- amoveo, amovēre, amovi, amotus
- to take away, remove
- amphora, ae, f.
- a large storage jar
- amplector, amplecti, amplexus
- to twine about, wind about, encircle, enfold, embrace
- amplexus, us, m.
- embrace
- amplius
- more, larger
- amplus, a, um
- grand, roomy, spacious, splendid, glorious
- amputo, are, avi, atus
- to cut off
- an, anne
- or
- anceps, ancipitis
- double, twofold, doubtful, dubious, perplexing, wavering
- ancora, ae, f.
- anchor
- anguis, is, m or f.
- serpent, snake
- angustus, a, um
- narrow
- angustum, i, n.
- a narrow place
- anhelitus, a, um
- panting, heaving
- anhelo, are, avi, atus
- to breathe with difficulty, pant
- anhelus, a, um
- panting, heaving
- anilis, is, e
- old woman's, old-womanish
- anima, ae, f.
- breath, breath of life, life, existance, shade, soul, spirit
- animal, animalis, n.
- living being, animal
- animo, are, avi, atus
- to become alive
- animosus, a, um
- spirited, proud
- animula, ae, f
- soul, spirit
- animus, i, m.
- soul, spirit, heart, disposition, affection, temper, courage, daring, passion, mind, feeling etc.
- annalis, is, e
- yearly, annual
- annales, annalium, m. pl
- annals, recital, account, story
- annus, i, m.
- year, season
- annus, a, um
- annual, yearly
- ante
- before, beforehand, previously, hitherto, sooner, in front of, above, beyond
- antefero, anteferre, antetuli, antelatus
- to carry before, put before, prefer
- antemna, ae, f.
- sail yard
- antequam (ante...quam)
- sooner...than, before
- antique
- of old
- antiquus, a, um
- of olden times, of old, ancient, old, aged, former, time-honored, long standing
- antrum, i, n.
- cave, cavern, grotto
- anus, us, f.
- old woman
- aper, apri, m.
- wild boar
- aperio, aperire, aperui, apertus
- to open, uncover, lay bare, show, disclose, reveal, divide, make a way through
- apertus, a, um
- open, clear
- apex, apicis, m.
- tip, point, summit
- apis, is, f.
- bee
- appareo, apparēre, apparui, appariturus
- to appear, become visible, be disclosed, be seen
- appello, are, avi, atus
- to call, name, declare, proclaim
- appello, appellere, appuli, appulsus
- to drive to, bring to
- appeto, appetere, appetivi, appetitus
- to seek
- applico, are, avi, atus
- to drive to, direct to
- apricus, a, um
- exposed to the sun, sunny, sun-loving
- apto, are, avi, atus
- to fit, adjust, fit out, equip, prepare
- aptus, a, um
- fitted, studded with