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Vergil Quiz 16
Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.
gemitus, -us (m.)
child, offspring
sigh, groan, complaint
soil, land
immanis, -is, -e
inscribed, embedded
supple; soft
huge, monstrous; frightening
corripio, -ere, corripui, correptus
to turn away, avert, remove
to gird, equip; surround
to snatch, seize; attack
virtus, -tutis (f.)
wish, aim, desire
strength; courage; virtue
garment, cloak
morior, moriri, mortuus sum
to die; decay
to tarry, stay, delay
to warn, advise
comes, comitis (m.)
cottage, house
hair, locks
companion, friend
credo, -ere, credidi, creditus
to believe, trust
to subdue, conquer; tame
to cut down, slaughter, kill
iaceo, -ere, iacui
to throw, hurl
to struggle, strive; force
to lie; lie prostrate, lie at rest
murus, -i (m.)
wall
painting
rummble
dulcis, -is, -e
new, young, fresh
hard, harsh, difficult
sweet, agreeable, delightful
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