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Vergil Quiz 20

Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.

cor, cordis (n.)

head

neck

heart

effor, effari, effatus sum

to utter, proclaim, tell

to follow, come next; press on

to bear out, carry out

impono, -ere, imposui, impositus

to serve, be subordinate to

to place upon, put on

to compel, force

cruentus, -a, -um

fierce, cruel

bloody, gore-covered

oily, slick

modus, -i (m.)

practice, custom, habit, duty

measure, way, manner, method

ghost, spirit, shade

amo (1)

to like, love, cherish

to aim; head for

to walk, go

agnosco, -ere, agnovi, agnotus

to recognize

to agonize

to be ignorant of

quo

accordingly, in fact

to where, where, whither; at which time

when, whenever; wherefore

Hector, Hectoris (m.)

another name of Ascanius

Achilles' son and the greatest champion of the Greeks

Priam's son and the greatest champion of the Trojans

amplector, -ari, amplectatus sum

to accompany, attend, follow

to attack, assault, engage

to embrace, enfold, entwine

is, ea, id

that of yours

here, there

he, she, it; this, that

sinus, -us (m.)

chamber, room

nose, sinus

fold; bay; lap

mater, matris (f.)

grandmother

mother

wife

precor, -ari, precatus sum

to pray; ask; beg; entreat

to value, cherish, esteem

to punish, chastise

exanimus, -a, -um

dead, lifeless

inanimate

insane, crazy

sive

without

or if; whether

to echo, resound

accipio, -ere, accepi, acceptus

to address, speak to

to arouse, inflame, kindle

to receive, accept, welcome

certus, -a, -um

resolved, fixed, certain

deerlike, of a deer

struggling, having difficulty

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