Arma
arma, orum neuter plural: arms; weapons; warfare; protection;
implements |
gravi
gravis, e adjective: heavy, dignified, serious |
numero
numerus, masculine: number; rhythm; verse |
violenta
violentus, a, um adjective: violent -que enclitic conjunction:
and |
bella
bellum, i neuter: warfare, battle |
parabam
paro, 1 conjugation: prepare, intend |
edere
edo edere, edidi, editum: produce, put forth |
materia
materia, ae feminine: material, theme, subject-matter |
conveniente
convenio, venire, veni, ventum: harmonize with, fit |
modis
modus, i masculine: manner, way, method; limit; here,
meter |
par
par, paris adjective: equal, like |
erat
sum, esse, fui, futurum: be, exist, be there; be so; with
dative: be in one's possession; as future participle, futurus -a -um: about
to be, neuter: the future |
inferior
inferior, oris adjective: lower, later, inferior; comparative
of inferus, a, um: below; the underworld |
versus
versus, us masculine: Line, row, verse |
risisse
rideo, ere, risi, risum: laugh at |
Cupido
Cupido, inis masculine: the God of Love, son of Venus;
desire, longing |
dicitur
dico, ere, dixi, dictum: say, speak, tell, mention; to
indicate, appoint; to name, call, mean, refer to |
atque
atque conjunction: and |
unum
unum, a, um adjective: one, single |
surripuisse
surripio, ere, surripui, surreptus: steal |
pedem
pes, pedis masculine: foot; a kind of verse, measure |
Quis
Quis, quid pronoun: who, which, what?; indefinite: someone,
something; nescio quis/quid: someone or other |
tibi
Tu (tui, tibi, te, te) pronoun: you, (plural vos) |
saeve
saevus, a, um adjective: cruel |
puer
puer, pueri masculine: boy |
dedit
do, dare, dedi, datum: give, permit, grant; put, bring,
cause, make; devote; tell; operam do: take pains, do one's best |
hoc
hic, haec, hoc adjective/pronoun: this (one), of this
kind; he she, it; the latter, the closer |
in
preposition with the accusative: in, into; to, toward,
for; against; until; concerning;
preposition with the ablative: in; on, upon; inside; in the case of;
at, among |
carmina
carmen, inis neuter: song, poem, poetry; verse; prophecy |
iuris
ius, iuris neuter: law, right, justice, authority |
Pieridum
Pieris, idis feminine (Greek word): Muse, daughter of
Pierus |
vates
vates, tis masculine: prophet, poet; oracle; teacher,
master |
non
adverb: not, no |
tua
tuus, a, um personal possessive adjective: your |
turba
turba, ae feminine: crowd |
sumus
sum, esse, fui, futurum: be, exist; be there; be so; with
dative: be in one's possession; as future participle, futurus -a -um: about
to be, in neuter: the future |
si
conjunction: if, if only; si minus: if not; quod
si: and if, but if
quid
quis, quid pronoun: who, which, what?; indefinite: someone,
something; nescio quis/ quid: someone or other |
praeripiat
praeripio, ere, ripui, reptum: snatch; take before, forestall;
frustrate |
flavae
flavus, a, um adjective: golden yellow, reddish yellow,
flaxen |
Venus
Venus, eris feminine: Goddes of Love, mother of Cupid
and Rome's founder, Aeneas; sexual love |
arma
arma, orum neuter plural: arms; weapons; warfare; protection;
implements |
Minervae
Minerva, ae feminine: Goddess of War; identified with
the Greek goddess Athena, daughter of Zeus, goddess of wisdom and the arts;
skill |
ventilet
ventilo 1 conjugation: fan (to cool or inflame); winnow
(by tossing grain in the air); agitate |
accensas
accendo, ere, endi, ensum: light, kindle; illuminate;
inflame |
flava
flavus, a, um adjective: golden yellow, reddish yellow,
flaxen |
Minerva
Minerva, ae feminine: Goddess of War; identified with
the Greek goddess Athena, daughter of Zeus, goddess of wisdom and the arts;
skill |
faces
fax, facis feminine: torch, firebrand; wedding torch;
meteor |
quis
quis, quid pronoun: who, which, what?; indefinite: someone,
something; nescio quis/ quid: someone or other |
probet
probo 1 conjugation: approve of; try, test, examine; enlist;
demonstrate |
in
in preposition with the accusative: in, into; to, toward,
for; against; until; concerning;
with the ablative: in; on, upon; inside; in the case of; at, among |
silvis
silva, ae feminine: forest |
Cererem
Ceres, eris feminine: Goddess of Agriculture, especially
grain; sister of Jupiter and Pluto, mother of Proserpina |
regnare
regno 1 conjugation: be king; rule; be supreme; reign |
iugosis
iugosus, a, um adjective: hilly |
lege
lex, legis feminine: law, precept, regulation, rule; agreement,
contract |
pharetratae
pharetratus, a, um adjective: wearing a quiver |
Virginis
Virgo, inis feminine: Maid (here Diana, Goddess of the
Hunt); Virgin Goddess; constellation |
arva
arvum, i neuter: arable field; cultivated land; pasture |
coli
colo, ere, colui, cultum: till, cultivate; dwell, inhabit;
care for; adorn; practice, cherish; experience; honor, reverence |
crinibus
crinis, is masculine: hair |
insignem
insignis, is adjective: distinguished, eminent, prominent,
extraordinary |
quis
quis quid pronoun: who, which, what?; indefinite: someone,
something; nescio quis/ quid: someone or other |
acuta
acutus, a, um adjective: sharp |
cuspide
cuspis, cuspidis feminine: spear; point |
Phoebum
Phoebus, i masculine: epithet of Apollo as God of the
Light or Sun; also God of music, archery, prophecy; brother of Diana, the
Huntress |
instruat
instruo, ere, struxi, structum: equip; build, erect; draw
up in Line; prepare, provide, arrange; teach |
Aoniam
Aonius, a, um adjective: Heliconian (of or belonging to
the Muses) |
Marte
Mars, Martis masculine: God of War, father of Romulus
and Remus; God of husbandry and seers; planet; month (first of the Roman
year) |
movente
moveo, ere, movi, motum: move, act; shake, dance; promote,
cause, undertake; disturb; inspire |
lyram
lyra, ae feminine: lyre; lyric poetry |
sunt
sum, esse, fui, futurum:be, exist, be there; be so; with
dative: be in one's possession; as future participle, futurus -a -um: about
to be, in neuter: the future |
tibi
tu (tui, tibi, te, te) pronoun: you, (plural vos) |
magna
magnus, a, um adjective: large; great; extensive; abundant;
grand; noble; aged |
puer
puer, pueri masculine: boy |
nimium
adverb: excessively
-que conjunction: and |
potentia
potens, tentis adjective: powerful |
regna
regnum, i neuter: kingship, royal authority; dominion,
rule; kingdom |
cur
adverb: why? why (indirect statement) |
opus
opus, eris neuter: work, task; function, purpose |
adfectas
adfecto 1 conjugation: aspire to |
ambitiose
ambitiosus, a, um adjective: ambitious |
novum
novus, a, um adjective: unusual, new, fresh |
an
conjunction: surely not (expects a "no" answer) |
quod
qui, quae, quod interrogative pronoun: who, which, what,
what kind of?; relative pronoun: who, which, what, that; this, he; with
si, nisi, ne, num: any (one) |
ubique
adverb: everywhere |
tuum
tuus, a, um personal possessive adjective: your (singular) |
est
sum, esse, fui, futurum: be, exist, be there; be so; with
dative: be in one's possession; as future participle, futurus -a -um: about
to be, in neuter: the future |
tua
tuus, a, um personal possessive adjective: your (singular) |
sunt
sum, esse, fui, futurum: be, exist, be there; be so; with
dative: be in one's possession; as future participle, futurus -a -um: about
to be, in neuter: the future |
Heliconia
Heliconius, a, um adjective: of Mt. Helicon, sacred to
Apollo and the Muses |
tempe
tempe indeclinable neuter: valley in Boeotia sacred to
Apollo and the Muses |
vix
adverb: hardly, with difficulty |
etiam
adverb: also, even, besides |
Phoebo
Phoebus, i masculine: epithet of Apollo as God of the
Light or Sun; also God of music, archery, prophecy; brother of Diana, the
Huntress |
iam
adverb: now, already ; immediately, presently, soon; henceforth;
further, moreover; (iam dudum) now for a long time. |
lyra
lyra, ae feminine: lyre; lyric poetry |
tuta
tutus, a, um adjective: secure, safe (from tueor, eri,
tutum) |
sua
suus, a, um personal possessive adjective: one's (his,
her, its) own |
est
sum, esse, fui, futurum: be, exist, be there; be so; with
dative: be in one's possession; as future participle, futurus -a -um: about
to be, in neuter: the future |
cum
conjunction: when, as; since, because; although; cum...tum::
both...and; preposition with the ablative: with |
bene
adverb: well (formed from bonus, a, um) |
surrexit
surgo, ere, surrexi, surrectum: rise, get up, stand up;
arise; grow |
versu
versus, us masculine: Line, row; verse |
nova
novus, a, um adjective: unusual, new, fresh |
pagina
pagina, ae feminine: page, leaf |
primo
primus, a, um adjective: first, foremost; tip of; earliest;
principal; most eminent |
attenuat
attenuo, 1 conjugation: weaken, humble |
nervos
nervus, i masculine: muscle, nerve; cord, string; in plural,
strength, energy |
proximus
proximus, a, um adjective: next, following |
ille
ille, illa, illud pronoun/adjective: that (one); he, she,
it, they; the former; that famous |
meos
meus, a, um personal possessive adjective: my |
nec
neque adverb: not; conjunction: and ...not, nor, not even |
mihi
ego (mei, mihi, me, me) pronoun: I, (plural nos) |
materia
materia, ae feminine: material, theme, subject-matter |
est
sum, esse, fui, futurum: be, exist, be there; be so; with
dative: be in one's possession; as future participle, futurus -a -um: about
to be, in neuter: the future |
numeris
numerus, i masculine: number; rhythm, verse |
levioribus
levior, levioris comparative adjective: lighter, slighter;
from levis, e |
apta
aptus, a, um adjective: suitable (to); from aptor 1 conjugation
deponent |
aut
conjunction: or, or else; either; aut...aut: either...or... |
puer
puer, pueri masculine: boy |
longas
longus, a, um adjective: long; great, vast; far off; long
time; tedious |
compta
comptus, a, um adjective: elegant (from como, ere, compsi,
comptum: arrange, dress, adorn) |
puella
puella, ae feminine: girl, sweetheart |
comas
coma, ae feminine: hair; helmet-crest; foliage |
Questus
queror, queri, questus sum: complain, lament, bewail |
eram
sum, esse, fui, futurum: be; here, combines with the perfect
passive participle to form the perfect passive system |
pharetra
pharetra, ae feminine: quiver |
cum
conjunction: when, as; since, because; although; cum...tum:
both...and; preposition with the ablative: with |
protinus
adverb: right away |
ille
ille, illa, illud pronoun/adjective: that (one); he, she,
it, they; the former; that famous |
soluta
solvo, ere, solvi, solutum: remove, undo |
legit
lego, ere, legi, lectum: select, choose; gather; read,
recite |
in
preposition with the accusative: in, into; to, toward,
for; against; until; concerning;
preposition with the ablative: in; on, upon; inside; in the case of;
at, among |
exitium
exitium, i neuter: destruction, ruin |
spicula
spiculum, i neuter: dart, arrow |
facta
facio, ere, feci, factum: create, make, compose, cause,
do; perform; practice; (intransitive) do, act |
meum
meus, a, um personal possessive adjective: my |
quod
qui, quae, quod interrogative pronoun: who, which, what,
what kind of?; relative pronoun: who, which, what, that; this, he; with
si, nisi, ne, num: any (one) |
que
conjunction: and |
canas
cano, ere, cecini, cantum: sing, chant, sing about, celebrate |
vates
vates, vatis masculine: prophet, poet; oracle; teacher,
master |
accipe
accipio, ere, cepi, ceptum: accept, take |
dixit
dico, ere, dixi, dictum: say, speak, tell, mention; to
indicate, appoint; to name, call, mean, refer to |
opus
opus, eris neuter: work, task; function, purpose |
Me
ego (mei, mihi, me, me) pronoun: I, (plural nos) |
miserum
miserus, a, um adjective: poor, wretched |
certas
certus, am, um adjective: determined, fixed, definite;
sure; unerring |
habuit
habeo, ere, habui, itum: have, hold; keep, possess; know;
regard, consider; carry out |
puer
puer, pueri masculine: boy |
ille
ille, illa, illud pronoun/adjective: that (one); he, she,
it, they; the former; that famous |
sagittas
sagitta, ae feminine: arrow |
uror
uro, ere, ussi, ustum: burn, scorch; cauterize; hurt ;
inflame |
et
conjunction: and, also, even |
in
preposition with the accusative: in, into; to, toward,
for; against; until; concerning;
preposition with the ablative: in; on, upon; inside; in the case of;
at, among |
vacuo
vacuus, a, um adjective: empty; free; clear |
pectore
pectus, oris neuter: heart, breast |
regnat
regno 1 conjugation: be king; rule; be supreme; reign |
Amor
Amor, oris masculine: Cupid, Love; sexual desire |
Sex
indeclinable number: six |
mihi
ego (mei, mihi, me, me) pronoun: I, (plural nos) |
surgat
surgo, ere, surrexi, surrectum: rise, get up, stand up;
arise; grow |
opus
opus, eris neuter: work, task; function, purpose |
numeris
numerus, i masculine: number; rhythm; verse |
in
preposition with the accusative: in, into; to, toward,
for; against; until; concerning;
preposition with the ablative: in; on, upon; inside; in the case of;
at, among
|
quinque
indeclinable number: five |
residat
resido, ere, resedi: sink down, subside |
ferrea
ferreus, a, um adjective: of iron; cruel |
cum
conjunction: when, as; since, because; although; cum...tum:
both...and;
preposition with the ablative: with |
vestris
vester, tra, trum personal possessive adjective: your
(plural) |
bella
bellum, i neuter: warfare, battle |
valete
valeo, ere, valui, valitum: be well; imperative: goodbye,
farewell |
modis
modus, i masculine: measure; size; meter; music; way;
limit; end |
cingere
cingo, ere, cinxi, cinctum: encircle, surround; gird;
crown; fortify |
litorea
litoreus, a, um adjective: of the shore |
flaventia
flavens, entis adjective: golden (see flavus, a, um) |
tempora
tempus, oris neuter: temple (of the head); time; opportunity;
circumstance; unit of meter; grammatical tense |
myrto
myrtus, i feminine: myrtle |