GCSE Latin - Aeneid Book 9 Vocabulary

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab
- Words listed in the order they appear in the text.

- Each word in same form as found in verse.
- Taken from official AWS translation

- -que suffixes emitted, -ve kept but not translated
acerrimus
very keen
comitem
companion
iaculo
javelin
sagittis
arrows
induit
worn
intonsa
unshaven
pariter
side by side
ruebant
rush
tum
at that time
communi
shared
dine?
do?
adorem
passion
cuique
each person
fit
become
dira
keen
cupido
desire
iamdudum
for a long time now
invadere
adventure
mens
mind
placida
peace
contenta
satisfied with
cernis
(you can) see
fiducia
confidence
rerum
circumstances
rara
far apart
micant
flickering
somno
sleep
soluti
relaxed
procubuere
fallen unconscious
late
far and wide
percipe
consider
porro
furthermore
dubitem
thinking
sententia
plan
surgat
rising
acciri
summoned
exposcunt
demand
mitti
sent
certa
intelligence
reportent
report
posco
ask
facti
deed
fama
fame
sat
enough
tumulo
hill
videor
seems to me > I think
reperire
find
muros
walls
moenia
city
Pallantea
Pallanteum
protinus
immediately
armati
armed
incedunt
set out
euntis
as they went along
primorum manus
band of the elite
votis
prayers
gerens
bearing
curam
responsibility
virilem
man
mandata
orders
aurae
winds
discerpunt
tore apart

nubibus
clouds
inrita
unfulfilled
superant
crossed
fossas
ditches
umbram
shadow
inimica
enemy
passim
here and there
herbam
grass
fusa
sprawled
arrectos
tipped up
litore
shore
currus
chariots
lora
reins
rotas
wheels
simul
alongside
iacere
lay
ore
aloud
locutus
said
audendum
must be brave
dextra
right hand
ipsa
itself
hac iter est
here is the course of our journey
attollere
come upon
tergo
from behind
custodi
take guard
consule
look out
longe
distance
vasta
vast
dabo
deal out
lato
wide
limite
path

impastus
starving
ceu
just like
plena
crowded
leo
lion
ovilia
sheep pen
turbans
running riot
suadet
urges
vesana
mad
fames
hunger
mandit
bites/chews
trahit
drags off
molle
gentle
pecus
flock
mutum
silent
metu
fear/distress
fremit
roars
cruento
bloody
caedes
slaughter
incensus
enraged/incensed
perfurit
stormed/raged
multam
great mass
medio
midst
sine nomine
nameless
plebem
inferiors/plebs
subit
attacked/killed
ignaros
off their guard
vigilantem
keeping watch
cuncta
everything
metuens
afraid
cratera
mixing-bowl
se tegebat
hid himself

pectore
chest
in adverso
in front of/opposite
totum
whole
cui
as
comminus
at close quarters
ensem
sword
condidit
buried
adsurgenti
getting up
recepit
drew it back out
multa morte
grave death/floods of blood
purpuream
crimson
vomit
spewed up
animam
breath/soul
sanguine
blood
mixta
mixed with
refert
coughed up
moriens
dying/as he died
furto
secret mission
fervidus
seething/raging
instat
pressed on
socios
companions
tendebat
directed his attentions
ignem
fire
deficere
dying out
extremum
at the edge
religatos
tethered
rite
duly
carpere
grazing
gramem
grass
equos
horses
breviter
quickly/hastily

talia
these words
sensit
noticed
nimia
too much
caede
slaughter
cupidine
bloodlust
ferri
carried away
absistamus
we must stop (jussive)
lux
light
inimica
hostile
propinquat
rising
poenarum
punishment
exhaustam
extracted
satis
enough
via facta
a path is made
interea
meanwhile
praemissi
sent out ahead
urbe Latina
the Latins city
campis
plain
instructa
drawn up
moratur
delaying
ibant
making their way
Turno regi
king Turnus
responsa
answers
ter centum
three hundred
scutati
armed with a scutum (a long, wooden shield)
Volcente
Volcens
magistro
leader
iamque
and now
propinquabant
approaching
castris
camp
subibant
right beneath

procul
from far away
hos
these men
laevo
left
flectentis
turning down
limite
path
cernunt
saw
galea
helmet
sublustri
dim
prodidit
betrayed
immemorem
forgetful
radiis
rays (of the moon)
adversa
to his detriment
refulsit
shone
haud temere
not in vain
visum
seen
agmine
company
quae?
what?
causa
cause
quive?
or who?
in armis
carrying weapons
quove?
or whither?
tenetis iter
your journey hold > are you heading
tendere contra
said in reply
celare
hastened
fugam
flight
silvas
woods
fidere
put their trust
obiciunt sese
placed themselves
divortia
junctions
nota
well-known
hinc atque hinc
on this side and that

aditum
entrance
coronant
surrounded
late
far and wide
dumis
thickets
ilice
holm-oaks
horrida
wild
densi
dense/impenetrable
complerant
filled
undique
on all sides
sentes
thorns
rara
scattered
occultos
hidden
lucebat
shining
semita
path
callis
moorland
tenebrae
darkness
ramorum
branches
onerosa
heavy (the weighing him down booty)
praeda
booty
impediunt
hindered
fallit
tricked
regione
direction
abit
got away
imprudens
unwittingly
evaserat
escaped
stabula alta
high stables (high altitude)
stetit
halted
absentem
missing
respexit
looked back
regione
place/area
reliqui
left

quave?
or where?
sequar
find
rursus
again
perplexum
convoluted
revolvens
retraced
fallacis
treacherous
vestigia
footprints
observata
studied
legit
noted
silentibus
silent
errat
wandered
strepitus
loud noises
signa sequentum
signals of the pursuers
in medio tempus
in the interim
pervenit
reached/pierced
fraude
deceitfulness
turbante
confusing
tumultu
tumult
oppressum
overwhelmed
rapit
seized
conantem
struggling
plurima
again and again
frustra
in vain
vi
force
audeat
dare
eripere
rescue
sese inferat
throw himself
medios in enses
into the midst of their swords
moriturus
destined to die
properet
hasten

ocius
immediately
adducto
drawing his arm in (abl. ab)
torquet
threw
hastile
spear
lacerto
arm
voce
aloud
praesens
closely
succurre
assist
astrorum
stars
decus
glory
nemorum
woods
Latonia
daughter of Leto
custos
guardian
umquam
ever
si qua
if in any way
aris
altars
venatibus
fruits of the hunts
auxi
added/increased
suspendive
hung
tholo
shrine
sacra
sacred
fastigia
gables
fixi
fixed
sine
allow me
turbare
throw into confusion
globum
band of men
rege
guide
tela
spear
per auras
through the air
toto
entire
conixius
striving
conicit
flung
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ferrum
spear/weapon
hasta
spear
volans
flew
diverberat
cleaved
umbras
shadows
aversi
turned round
in tergum
into the back
frangitur
broke
fisso
splintered
transit
passed through
praecordia
heart
ligno
wood
vomens
spewing up
callidum
warm
frigidus
growing cold
longis singultibus
heavy sobs
ilia
sides
pulsat
shook
hoc
through this
acrior
more eager
idem
same man
ecce
watch
telum
spear
librabat
balanced
trepidant
panicked
tempus
temples
utrumque
both
stridens
whirring
traiecto
pierced
haesit
stuck
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tepefacta
growing warm
cerebro
brain
saevit
rage
atrox
fierce
teli
of the spear
usquam
nowhere
auctorem
thrower/the person responsible
ardens
burning
immittere
attack
interea
instead
calido
warm
sanguine
blood
poenas
punishment
persolves
pay
amborum
both
recluso
drew/unsheathed
ibat in
attacked
vero
indeed
exterritus
terrified
amens
out of his mind
se celare
conceal himself
amplius
any longer
potuit
could
perferre
endure
dolorem
greif
feci
did
convertite
train (your weapons)
fraus
deception
iste
that boy
ausus
dared
conscia
watchful
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sidera
stars
testor
call to witness
tantum
merely
nimium
too much
dilexit
loved
viribus
with full force
adactus
driven home
transadigit
pierced
costas
ribs
candida
white
pectora
breast
rumpit
broke
leto
in death
artus
limbs
it
went
cruor
blood/gore
umeros
shoulders
cervix
neck
conlapse
collapsed
recumbit
sank
purpureus
purple
veluti
just as
flos
flower
succisus
cut
aratro
plough
languescit
wilts
moriens
in death
lassove
weary
papavera
poppies
collo
neck
demisere
bend
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caput
heads
pluvia
rain
forte
by chance
gravantur
weighed down
at
but
solum
alone
moratur
intent
glomerati
gathered
communis
at close quarters
proturbant
drive off
instat
pressed on
setius
nonetheless
rotat
whirled
fulmineum
flashing
donec
until
clamantis
screaming
in ore
in the face
condidit
buried
adverso
opposing
animam
soul
abstulit
stole
super
on top of
exanimum
lifeless
sese proiecit
flung himself
confossus
wounded fatally
placida
calm
demum
at last
quievit
found peace
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Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

- Words listed in the order they appear in the text.

- Taken from official AWS translation

for a long time now

(you can) see

far and wide

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

seems to me > I think

as they went along

band of the elite

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

here and there

hac iter est

here is the course of our journey

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

off their guard

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

drew it back out

grave death/floods of blood

directed his attentions

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

we must stop (jussive)

sent out ahead

the Latins city

making their way

armed with a scutum (a long, wooden shield)

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

from far away

rays (of the moon)

your journey hold > are you heading

put their trust

hinc atque hinc

on this side and that

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

far and wide

heavy (the weighing him down booty)

high stables (high altitude)

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

signals of the pursuers

again and again

into the midst of their swords

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

drawing his arm in (abl. ab)

fruits of the hunts

throw into confusion

through the air

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

into the back

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

thrower/the person responsible

out of his mind

train (your weapons)

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with full force

Aeneid book 9 - Vocab

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