epode-vocabulary.tex

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\begin{description}
    \item[Achaemenius, Achaemenius, Achaemenium] of or related to Achaemenes;
        Persian
    \item[aegrimonia, aegrimoniae, f.] sorrow, anxiety, misery, wretchedness
    \item[alloquium, alloquiī, m.] exhortation, encouragement, consolation
    \item[alumnus, alumnī, m.] nursling, pupil, foster-son
    \item[Amīcius, Amīciī, m.] Amicius (a rare Roman name)
    \item[amīcus, amīcī, m.] friend
    \item[Aquilō, Aquilōnis, m.] Aquilo, the north wind
    \item[Assaracus, Assaracī, m.] Assaracus, son of Tros and great-grandfather
        of Aeneas
    \item[benignus, benigna, benignum] kind, good, friendly; favorable,
        pleasant, mild
    \item[caelum, caelī, n.] the sky, heaven, the heavens; the vault of heaven
    \item[caerul(e)us, caerul(e)a, caerul(e)um] blue-green, dark blue, dark
        green; the color of the sea
    \item[canō, canere, cecinī, cantus] sing; sing about
    \item[cantus, cantūs, m.] singing; song; music
    \item[centaurus, centaurī, m.] a centaur
    \item[certus, certa, certum] determined, settled, resolved; sure, certain,
        established, true;
    \item[cēterus, cētera, cēterum] (rare in the singular) the rest, the
        remainder; the others, all the rest
    \item[cōnsul, cōnsulis, m.] a consul, Rome's highest elected office,
        a collegiate office held by two men for a one-year term
    \item[contrahō, contrahere, contraxī, contractus] draw together, bring
        together; collect, assemble; draw close, bring together; narrow,
        shorten
    \item[Cyllēnēus, Cyllēnēa, Cyllēnēum] of or related to Mt. Cyllene,
        a mountain in Arcadia where Mercury was born; Cyllenian
    \item[dē] (plus ablative) down from, from; about, concerning
    \item[dea, deae, f.] goddess
    \item[decet, decuit] (impersonal verb) be appropriate, be fitting, be
        suitable (with an accusative or dative and infinitive)
    \item[dēdūcō, dēdūcere, dēdūxī, dēdūctus] lead away, bring away; bring
        down, draw down
    \item[deformis, deforme] unsightly, ugly, misshapen, deformed; disgraceful,
        base
    \item[deus, deī, m.] god
    \item[diēs, diēī, m. (sometimes f.)] day, a day; daylight, light of day
    \item[dīrus, dīra, dīrum] (of omens) awful, dire; inspiring terror,
        dreadful, dire
    \item[domus, domūs/domī, f.] house, home
    \item[dulcis, dulce] sweet; pleasant, delightful, pleasing
    \item[dum] while, as long as; until
    \item[dūrus, dūra, dūrum] hard, firm, solid; harsh, pitiless, hard;
        hardy, robust, capable of endurance
    \item[et] and; even, also; \textbf{et \lips et} both \lips and
    \item[fides, fidis, f.] lyre, lute; stringed instrument (commonly plural
        with the same meanings)
    \item[findō, findere, fidī, fissus] split, cleave, part, divide
    \item[flāvus, flāva, flāvum] golden yellow, reddish yellow, flaxen-colored
    \item[flūmen, flūminis, n.] river, stream; any flow of water
    \item[fortasse] perhaps, possibly, maybe
    \item[frigidus, frigida, frigidum] cool, cold, chilling
    \item[frōns, frontis, f.] forehead, brow; front
    \item[genū, genūs, n.] knee
    \item[grandis, grande] large, great, abundant (normally of things); strong,
        powerful, great; (of style) grand, lofty, sublime; (of age) aged, old
    \item[hic, haec, hoc] this, these; the latter; the following
    \item[horridus, horrida, horridum] shaggy, rough, bristly; rugged, wild,
        savage, horrible; terrible, frightful, horrible, terrifying
    \item[illic] that way, over there, to there; in that place, there
    \item[imber, imbris, m.] rain; heavy rain, rain-storm, pouring rain
    \item[in] (with accusative) into, onto; against; (with ablative) in, on
    \item[invictus, invicta, invictum] undefeated, unconquered; unconquerable,
        invincible
    \item[Iuppiter/Iūpiter, Iovis, m.] Jupiter, god of the sky
    \item[iuvō, iuvāre, iūvī, iūtus] help, aid, assist, support; (impersonally
        in the third person) be pleasing, be a pleasure, delight
    \item[levō, levāre, levātus] lift up, raise, elevate; lighten, relieve,
        console, refresh, support
    \item[loquor, loquī, locūtus sum] speak, say, talk
    \item[lūbricus, lūbrica, lūbricum] slippery; (of rivers) gently-flowing,
        gliding; treacherous, uncertain, dangerous
    \item[malus, mala, malum] bad; evil, wicked; harmful, destructive;
        unfortunate, unlucky (of fate or events)
    \item[maneō, manēre, mānsī, mānsūrus] remain, stay; await, wait for
    \item[mare, maris, n.] sea (opposed to dry land)
    \item[māter, mātris, f.] mother
    \item[meus, mea, meum] my, of me, related to me, mine
    \item[mittō, mittere, mīsī, missus] send; (+ infinitive) stop, cease
    \item[mortalis, mortale] mortal, human; subject to death
    \item[moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtus] move, stir, set in motion; shake,
        disturb, remove; (of emotions) move, stir (up), excite; disturb, concern,
    \item[nardus, nardī, f. (nardum, nardī, n.)] nard-baslam, nard-oil
    \item[nascor, nascī, (g)nātus] be born
    \item[nec] and not, nor; \textbf{nec \lips nec} neither \lips nor
    \item[nix, nivis, f.] snow
    \item[nōbilis, nōbile] well-known, famous, noted, celebrated, renowned;
        high-born, of noble birth, noble
    \item[nunc] now, at this time, at present; now, under these circumstances,
        in view of this
    \item[obdūcō, obdūcere, obdūxī, obductus] cover by drawing over, envelop,
        surround, cover over; contract, wrinkle, knit (one's brow); cover,
        conceal
    \item[occāsiō, occāsiōnis, f.] occasion, opportunity, chance
    \item[omnis, omne] all, every
    \item[Parca, Parcae, f.] a Roman goddess of childbirth; in the plural,
        the Fates
    \item[parvus, parva, parvum] little, small (in any way); petty, minor,
        inconsiderable
    \item[pectus, pectoris, n.] breast, chest (of people or animals); (as the
        seat of feelings) heart, feelings, disposition
    \item[perfundō, perfundere, perfūdī, perfūsus] pour over, pour into, pour
        onto; imbue, inspire, fill (with anything)
    \item[premō, premere, pressī, pressus] press, bear down upon; cover,
        conceal (by covering); make or form by pressing down; press closely,
        press together, compress
    \item[puer, puerī, m.] boy, male child
    \item[quī, quae, quod] who, which, that
    \item[-que] (enclitic) and
    \item[rapiō, rapere, rapuī, raptus] seize and carry off, drag, draw, snatch
    \item[reditus, reditūs, m.] return, voyage back; homecoming
    \item[redūcō, redūcere, redūxī, reductus] lead back, bring back; bring home
    \item[revehō, revehere, revexī, revectus] carry back, bring back; convey
        back
    \item[rumpō, rumpere, rūpī, ruptus] break, burst, tear, rupture, break into
        pieces, burst open
    \item[Scamander, Scamandrī, m.] Scamander, a river in Troy
    \item[sēdes, sēdis, f.] any type of seat; dwelling, abode, seat, location;
        base, ground, foundation, place, bottom
    \item[senectus, senectūtis, f.] old age; the sadness or misery (of old age)
    \item[silva, siluae, f.] forest, woods
    \item[Simoīs, Simoentis, m.] Simois, a river in Troy
    \item[sollicitūdō, sollicitūdinis, f.] care, disquiet, anxiety, uneasiness
        of mind; care, forethought, responsibility
    \item[solvō, solvere, solvī, solūtus] release, set free; dissolve, take
        apart
    \item[sonō, sonāre, sonuī, sonitum] make a noise, sound, resound; utter,
        speak, call, cry out
    \item[subte(g)men, subte(g)minis, n.] woof or weft; transverse threads in
        a piece of weaving
    \item[tu] you (singular)
    \item[tellūs, tellūris, f.] earth, land (opposed to sea); the Earth (the
        planet as a whole or the goddess)
    \item[tempestās, tempestātis, f.] space of time, time, season; weather; bad
        weather, a storm
    \item[Thetis, Thetidis, f.] Thetis, daughter of Nereus and mother of
        Achilles
    \item[Thrēicius, Thrēicia, Thrēicium] Thracian, of or related to Thrace
    \item[Torquatus, Torquatī, m.] L. Manlius Torquatus, Roman consul in 65 BCE
    \item[unde] from where, whence, from which place
    \item[ut] as; when; how; (introducing various subordinate clauses)
    \item[---, vicis, f.] change, interchange, alternation
    \item[vīnum, vīnī, n.] wine
    \item[vireō, virēre, viruī, ---] be green, be verdant; be fresh, be lively,
        flourish, bloom; be young
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