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Vergil Quiz 20

Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.

lustro (1)

to survey, examine; traverse; purify

to cease, stop; hinder, prevent

to shine, gleam; polish

adsum, adesse, adfui

to be lawful, permissible

to be away, absent

to be present, at hand

frater, fratris (m.)

father

brother

uncle

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

exanimus, -a, -um

dead, lifeless

inanimate

insane, crazy

loco (1)

to place, put, establish

to rage, be mad

to speak, utter, say

impono, -ere, imposui, impositus

to serve, be subordinate to

to place upon, put on

to compel, force

accipio, -ere, accepi, acceptus

to address, speak to

to arouse, inflame, kindle

to receive, accept, welcome

caedes, -is (m.)

sword, dagger, weapon

killing, slaughter, carnage

fall; misfortune; disaster

mora, -ae (f.)

delay, hindrance

death, destruction

custom; character

lux, lucis (f.)

light, brightness

loot, plunder

sacred grove

sive

without

or if; whether

to echo, resound

amplector, -ari, amplectatus sum

to accompany, attend, follow

to attack, assault, engage

to embrace, enfold, entwine

Name:

mater, matris (f.)

grandmother

mother

wife

Anchises, -ae (m.)

son of Aeneas

father of Aeneas

another name for Aeneas

modus, -i (m.)

practice, custom, habit, duty

measure, way, manner, method

ghost, spirit, shade

cruentus, -a, -um

fierce, cruel

bloody, gore-covered

oily, slick

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