| Term | Definition |
|---|
| aes, aeris | n. bronze |
| aeturnus, a, um | eternal, everlasting |
| altum, i | n. the deep (sea) |
| Argivus, a, um | Argive, Greek |
| averto, ere, i, rsus | keep off, turn aside |
| conspectus, us | m. sight, view |
| desisto, ere, stiti, stitus | cease (from), desist |
| exuro, ere, ussi, ustus | burn (up) |
| inceptum, i | n. beginning, undertaking, purpose |
| acutus, a, um | sharp, pointed |
| Aiax, acis | m. Greek leader, who in the sack of Troy had taken Priam's daughter, Cassandra, by force from the sanctuary of Minerva |
| annus, i | m. year |
| corripio, ere, ui, reptus | snatch (up) |
| disicio, ere, ieci, iectus | scatter, disperse |
| everto, ere, i, rsus | (over)turn |
| exspiro (1) | breath out, exhale |
| furiae, arum | f. madness, rage |
| iaculor, ari, atus | hurl, throw |
| incedo, ere, cessi, cessus | walk (proudly), stride |
| adoro (1) | worship, adore, honor |
| gero, ere, gessi, gestus | carry (on), wage |
| impono, ere, posui, positus | place on (+dat.) |
| Aeolia, ae | f. one of the Liparian Islands near Sicily |
| Aeolus, i | m. god of the winds |
| antrum, i | n. cave, cavern |
| Auster, tri | m. (south) wind |
| carcer, eris | m. prison, inclosure |
| celsus, a, um | lofty, high, towering |
| claustrum, i | n. bar(rier), bolt |
| cor, cordis | n. heart, spirit, feelings |
| fetus, a, um | teeming, pregnant |
| flammo (1) | inflame, kindle |
| fremo, ere, ui, itus | murmur, roar |
| freno (1) | curb, check, restrain |
| indignor, ari, atus | be angry, chafe |
| abdo, ere, did, ditus | put away, hide |
| certus, a, um | fixed, sure |
| foedus, eris | n. agreement, condition, treaty |
| habena, ae | f. rein |
| homo, inis | m. (f.) man, mortal, human |
| impono, ere, posui, positus | place upon |
| insuper | adv. above, besides |
| laxus, a, um | loose, free, lax |
| metuo, ere, ui | fear, dread |
| moles, is | f. mass, burden, structure |
| mulceo, ere, lsi, lsus | calm, soothe |
| ni, nisi | if not, unless |
| Pallas, adis | f. Minerva, goddess of wisdom and the arts |
| pontus, i | m. sea |
| quippe | truly, indeed, surely, forsooth |
| sal, salis | n. (or m.) salt (water), sea |
| Siculus, a, um | Sicilian, of Sicily, a large island south of Italy |
| summergo (subm-), ere, rsi, rsus | sink, drown |
| spuma, ae | f. foam, froth, spray |
| veto, are, ui, itus | forbid, prevent |
| vulnus, eris | n. wound, blow |
| infigo, ere, xi, xus | fasten on, impale |
| noxa, ae | f. crime, fault, hurt, harm |
| nubes, is | f. cloud, mist, fog |
| ob | on account of (+acc) |
| Oileus, ei | m. Greek king, father of Ajax |
| rapidus, a, um | swift, whirling, consuming |
| ratis, is | f. raft, ship |
| scopulus, i | m. rock, cliff, crag |
| soror, oris | f. sister |
| tot | so many |
| transfigo, ere, xi, xus | pierce, transfix |
| turbo, inis | m. whirl(wind, pool), storm |
| praeterea | adv. besides, hereafter |
| quisquam, quaequam, quicquam | any(one), any(thing) |
| supplex, icis | suppliant, humble |
| luctor, ari, atus | wrestle, struggle |
| mollio, ire, ivi (ii), itus | soothe, tame |
| murmur, uris | n. murmur, roar, rumble |
| nimbus, i | m. storm cloud, rainstorm |
| patria, ae | f. homeland, country |
| premo, ere, pressi, pressus | (re)press, control |
| sceptrum, i | n. staff, scepter, power |
| sedeo, ere, sedi, sessus | sit |
| sonorus, a, um | roaring, howling |
| tempero (1) | control, calm, refrain |
| tempestas, atis | f. tempest, storm |
| vinc(u)lum, i | n. bond, chain |
| voluto (1) | roll, revolve, ponder |
| omnipotens, entis | almighty, all-powerful |
| profundus, a, um | deep, high, vast |
| scio, ire, ivi (ii), itus | know (how), understand |
| spelunca, ae | f. cave, cavern |
| uto, i, usus | use, employ (+abl.) |
| verro, ere, i, versus | sweep |
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