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Vergil Quiz 19
Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.
insequor, insequi, insecutus sum
to prepare, train
to follow, come next; press on
to ambush, surprise
iaceo, -ere, iacui
to lie, be prostrate, lie at rest
to throw, hurl; utter, say
to toss, buffet; brag, utter
Penates, -um (m.)
citadel of Troy, Troy
household gods, godds of the state
inner chambers; interior
comitor, comitari, comitatus sum
to accompany, attend, follow
to delay, hesitate
to brush; dress hair
memor (adj., gen. memoris)
of marble
medicinal
mindful
moveo, -ere, movi, motus
to move, shake; agitate, disturb
to delay, tarry; stay
to soothe, tame, calm
dives (adj., gen. divitis)
divine, sacred
wealthy, rich
diverse; different
iterum
enough
on a journey
again, once more
arbor, -is (f.)
vineyard
tree
port
Libycus, -a, -um
Libyan, African
Asian, Persian
Carthaginian, Phoenecian
pietas, -tatis (f.)
religion, superstition
devotion, duty, sense of duty
faith, trust; pledge
uterus, -i (m.)
infant, baby
womb, belly
each, each (of two)
pugna, -ae (f.)
fight, battle
prize; plunder
nose; face
alter, -a, -um
altered, changed
winged, swift
the other; one (of two)
fas est
it is lawful
it is said
it is done
pes, -is (m.)
knee
arm
foot
accendo, -ere, accensi
to set on fire; arouse, inspire
to climb, ascend
to attack, assault; fight
infelix (adj., gen. infelicis)
empty, useless
happy; fertile
unlucky; miserable
bonus, -a, -um
new
precious
good
annus, -i (m.)
old woman
tantrum
year
Name:
Ausonius, -a, -um
Italian
Greek
Carthaginian
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