accipi?, accipere, acc?p?, acceptus
receive, ACCEPT; learn, hear, conceive
Acestes, -ae (m.)
king in Sicily
actus, -a, -um
driven (see ago)
adsum, adesse, afu?, adfuturus
be present, assist (dative)
Aen??s, -ae (m.)
Trojan prince, son of Venus and Anchises, hero of the Aeneid
aequor, aequ?ris (n.)
sea, waves; (level) plain
agmen, agminis (n.)
army, line, troop; course
ag?, agere, ?g?, actus
lead, drive, do, treat, pass, conduct
ai?, ais, ait; aiunt
say, speak, assert
alius, alia, aliud
other, another, else
altus, -a, -um
(on) high, lofty, deep
amor, am?ris (m.)
love, desire, passion
Anchis?s, -ae (m.)
Trojan prince, father of Aeneas
anima, -ae (f.)
air, breath, life, soul, shade
animus, ? (m.)
soul, spirit, breath, courage; anger, pride; purpose, thought
antiquus, -a, -um
ANCIENT, old, aged, former, of olden times, time-honored
ara, -ae (f.)
altar
arde?, ard?re, ?rs?, arsus
burn, be eager
arma, -?rum (n.)
n. arms, equipment, tools
arvum, -? (n.)
plowed land, field, region
arx, arcis (f.)
citadel, fort; height, hill
ater, atra, atrum
black, gloomy, deadly
audi?, aud?re, aud?v? (??), aud?tus
hear (of), hearken
aura, -ae (f.)
breeze, air; favor; light
aurum, -i (n.)
gold (object, equipment)
bellum, -? (n.)
war(fare), combat, fight
caelum, -? (n.)
sky, heaven;weather
campus, -? (m.)
plain, field, level surface
capi?, capere, c?p?, captus
take, seize, catch; CAPTIVATE; deceive, occupy
caput, capitis (n.)
head; summit; life; person
casus, ?s (m.)
chance, (mis) fortune; fall
cern?, cernere, cr?v?, cr?tus
discern, perceive, understand, decide, fight
clamor, clam?ris (m.)
shout, roar, applause
classis, classis (f.)
fleet, army, ship
comes, comitis (m./f.)
(f.) comrade, follower
coniunx, coniugis (m./f.)
(f.) husband, wife
corpus, corporis (n.)
body, corpse, form