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Vocabulary Quiz 23
Vergil Quiz 23
Choose the best meaning for each Latin word.
omnipotens (-tentis)
all-knowing, omniscient
powerless, impotent
all-powerful, omnipotent
linquo, -ere, liqui, lictus
to leave; leave behind, abandon
to flow; pour forth; spread
to speak, say, talk
celer, -is, -e
celebratory, festive
crowded, thronged; full
quick, swift, fast
solum, -i (n.)
loneliness; solitude
ground; base, foundation
sorrow, grief; misery
quisquis, quidquid
anyone, anything
who so ever
who/whatever; everyone who
Rutuli, -orum (m. pl.)
Turnus' people
Evander's city
another name for the Trojans
cogo, -ere, coegi, coactus
to collect; force, urge
to think, ponder; wonder
to attack, assault
opto (1)
to choose, prefer
to be wealthy
to beg, plead
lucus, -i (m.)
faith, loyalty
light, daylight; eyes
grove, sacred grove, woods
funus, -eris (n.)
foundation, basis
rope, cord; binding
funeral, burial; death
incendo, -ere
to set on fire; burn; incite
to enter, go into
to quench, exstinguish
Iulus, -i (m.)
Pyrrhus
Ascanius
Anchises
obscurus, -a, -um
immortal, undying
dark, shady; obscure
careful, diligent
vetus, veteris (adj.)
powerful, strong
prophetic
old, aged
amitto, -ere
to lose; send away, let go
to send to; apply
to throw at; attack
sterno, -ere
to spread out, level; overthrow
to be stern, staunch
to discern, perceive; understand
impello, -ere, impuli, impulsus
to strike against; set in motion
to sink, submerge; overwhelm
to swear; aver; promise
patrius, -a, -um
fatherly, of the father; traditional
belonging to the country, rustic
bold, audacious, daring
Phoebus, -i (m.)
Mercury
Achilles' son
Apollo
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