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Vocabulary Quiz 18
Vergil Quiz 18
Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.
iuvo (1)
to help, assist; delight
to lean upon, press
to concede, agree to; state
nympha, -ae (f.)
nymph
fairy
dragonfly
acer, acris, acre
sharp, keen; fierce
wide, broad, spacious
harsh, bitter, acerbic
penitus
outwardly, openly, apparently
penitent; abashed
deeply, utterly, inwardly
crinis, -is (m.)
heap, pile
hair, lock
wrinkle, furrow
miror, -ari, miratus sum
to marvel at, be astonished
to reflect; bend
to die, perish
adeo, adire, adii, aditus
to go to, appraoch; reach; meet
to add, increase
to attack, assault; destroy
vestis, -is (m.)
sail; cloth
clothing, garments
territory, region
ter
so, thus, in this way
land, earth
three times, thrice
rego, -ere
to correct; make straight
to rule, direct, guide
to tie, fasten, bind
circumdo, -ere, -dedi, -datus
to surround, encircle
to hand over, surrender
to give generously
dirus, -a, -um
hard, difficult
ominous, fearful, dreadful
eager for, desirous of
reviso, -ere
to go back, return
to look back, revisit
to send back; set aside
labor, labi, lapsus sum
to attack, assualt; kill
to work, strive, make an effort
to slip, glide; fall
ostium, -i (n.)
door; mouth, opening
port, harbor; river
bone; skeleton
Anna, -ae (f.)
Dido's sister
Ascanius' mother
Priam's wife
coma, -ae (f.)
unconsciousness, coma
heart, chest; mind
hair; foliage
pontus, -i (m.)
a territory in North Africa
sea, ocean
bridge, causeway
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