aeneid

• antiquus, antiqua, antiquum


  ancient
• Tyrius, Tyria, Tyrium


  Tyrian, of Tyre
• colonus, coloni


  farmer, colonist
• Karthago, Karthaginis, f


  Carthage
• contra + acc


  facing, opposite to
• Tiberinus, Tiberina, Tiberinum


  of the (river) Tiber
• longe


  far off
• ostium, ostii, n


  mouth (of a river)
• dives, divitis


  rich, wealthy
• opes, opum, f pl


  wealth, resources
• studium, studii, n


  study, pursuit
• asper, aspera, asperum


  fierce, harsh, rough, bitter
• fero, ferre, tuli, latus


  I bring, bear, carry, report
• magis

  more
• posthabeo, posthabere, posthabui, posthabitus


  I put after, regard as inferior, neglect
• colo, colere, colui, cultus


  I cultivate, cherish, worship, honour
• Samos, Sami, f


  the island of Samos
• currus, currus, m

  chariot
• fatum, fati, n

  fate
• sino, sinere, sivi, situs


  I allow
• tendo, tendere, tetendi, tentus


  I aim, endeavour, stretch
• foveo, ere, fovi


  I cherish, nourish
• progenies, progeniei, f


  descendant, offspring
• Troianus, Troiana, Troianum


  Trojan
• arx, arcis, f


  citadel
• late


  far and wide
• superbus, superba, superbum


  proud
• excidium, excidii, n


  destruction
• volvo, volvere, volvi, volutus


  I roll, revolve, turn over, ponder
• Libya, Libyae, f


  Libya
• Parca, Parcae, f


  Fate
• vix


  scarcely
• Siculus, Sicula, Siculum


  Sicilian
• tellus, telluris, f


  earth, land
• altum, alti, n


  the deep, i.e. the sea
• vela do


  I set sail
• spuma, spumae, f


  spray, foam
• sal, salis, m


  salt, sea
• aes, aeris, n


  bronze, (here) bronze prow
• ruo, ruere, rui


  I rush, churn