| Question | Answer |
| vestibulum, -i | vestibule |
| aenus, -a, -um | bronze |
| bruma, -ae | winter |
| coluber, -bri | snake |
| coruscus, -a, -um | shiny |
| gramen, graminis, n. | herb, grass |
| iuventa, -ae | youth |
| nitidus, -a, -um | glimmering |
| tego, tegere, texi, tactus | to cover |
| exuviae, -arum | spoils, skins |
| tumidus, -a, -um | swollen |
| aeratus, -a, -um | bronzed |
| postis, -is, m. | door post |
| pubes, -is, f. | youth |
| patesco, -ere, patui | to open up |
| latus, -a, -um | spacious |
| trabs, trabis, f. | beam, timber |
| bipennis, -is, f. | double-headed axe |
| excido, -ere, excidi, excisum | to cut out |
| penetralia, -ium | inner sanctuary |
| vetus, -eris | old |
| aditus, -us | entrance |
| trucido, -are | to butcher |
| aries, arietis, m. | battering ram |
| cardo, cardinis, m. | hinge |
| compleo, -ere, -plevi, -pletus | to fill, complete |
| ianua, -ae | gate, door |
| ferio, -ire | to strike, smite |
| figo, -ere, fixi, fixus | to fix, fasten |
| pavidus, -a, -um | frightened |
| plangor, -is, m. | wailing, breast-beating |
| creber, crebra, cerebrum | thick, frequent |
| aedes, aedium, f. | home |
| insto, -are, institi | to urge, press on |
| procumbo, -ere, -cubui, -cubitus | to fall |
| agger, aggeris | dike, dam |
| armentum, -i | cattle |
| deficio, -ere, -feci, -fectus | to fail, be lacking |
| nepos, nepotis, m. | grandson |
| nurus, -us, f. | daughter-in-law |
| stabulum, -i | stable |
| thalamus, -i | bedroom |
| aevum, -i | age, life |
| axis, -is | height, axis |
| cingo, -ere, cinxi, cinctum | to surround, gird |
| forsitan | perhaps |
| iuxta | adv. close, at hand |
| senior, -is | old man |
| diu | a long time, long |
| Hecuba, -ae | wife of Priam |
| desuetus, -a, -um | unaccustomed |
| longaevus, -a, -um | aged |
| ceu | as if |
| columba, -ae | dove |
| concede, -ere, -cessi, -cessus | to yield |
| effor, -ari | to utter |
| egeo, -ere | to lack |
| inquam, -is, -is | def. say |
| tam | so |
| tueor, -eri | to watch over |
| praeceps, -cipitis | headlong |
| sese | himself, herself, themselves |
| ausum, -i | daring deed |
| curo, -are | to care for, regard |
| infestus, -a, -um | threatening |
| parco, -ere, peperci, parsum | to spare |
| Polites, -ae, m. | son of Priam |
| premo, premere, pressi, pressum | to press |
| quamquam | although |
| saucius, -a, -um | wounded |
| scelus, sceleris, n. | crime, villainy |
| pro | for, on behalf of |
| sepulcrum, -i | tomb |
| umbo, umbonis, m. | shield |
| aes, aeris | bronze |
| clipeus, -i | shield |
| coram, adv. | face to face |
| persolvo, -ere, -i, solutus | to pay fully |
| letum, -i | destruction, ruin |
| erubesco, -ere, erebui | to reverence |
| ictus, -us | stroke, wound |
| imbellis, -e | unwarlike |
| ius, iuris, n. | law, justice |
| praemium, -i | prize |
| sero, -ere, sevi, satus | to sow, beget |
| mentior, mentiri, mentitus | to lie, pretend |
| abdo, -ere, abdidi, -ditus | to hide, bury |
| capulus, -is | hilt |
| ensis, -is, m. | sword |
| implico, -are, implicui | to entwine |
| laeva, -ae | left hand |
| memini, isse | to remember |
| narro, -are | to relate, tell |
| tenus | to, up to (abl.) |
| quondam | formerly |
| sors, sortis, f. | lot, destiny |
| nuntius, -i | messenger |
| aeger, aegra, aegrum | sick, weary |
| ciricumsto, -are, -steti | to surround |
| deripio, -ere, deripui, direptum | to savage |
| saltus, -us | leap |
| truncus, -i | trunk, body, torso |
| iaceo, -ere, iacui, iacitus | to lie |
| desero, -ere, -ui, desertum | to desert |
| avius, -a, -um | pathless |
| excedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum | to depart |
| subsist, -ere, -substiti | to stop, halt |
| amens, amentis | mad, insane |
| incuso, -are | to blame |
| undique | everywhere |
| crater, -is | mixing bowl |
| gressus, -us | step, course |
| demo, -ere, -empsi, -emptum | to take away |
| maestus, -a, -um | mournful |
| lenis, -e | soft, gentle |
| opimus, -a, -um | rich, fertile |
| iamdudum | long since |
| vena, -ae | vein |
| equidem | indeed |
| polus, -i | sky, heaven |
| iugalis, -e | matrimonial |
| pertaedet, -ere, pertaesum | it wearies |
| socio, -are | to unite |
| taeda, -ae | marriage torch |
| adigo, -ere | to drive away |
| dehisco, -ere | to yawn, gape |
| Erebus, -i | the Underworld |
| maereo, -ere | to mourn, grieve |
| nosco, -ere, novi, notus | to learn, know |
| cinis, cinceris, m | ash, ember |
| alo, -ere, alui, altum | to nourish, rear |
| quasso, -are | to shake |
| etiam | still, yet |
| Iarbas, -ae, m | African Chieftain |
| infrenus, -a, -um | unbridled |
| manes, -ium | Spirits of the Dead |
| placeo, -ere, placui, placitum | to be pleasing to |
| sitis, -is | thirst, drought |
| aquosus, -a, -um | watery |
| auspix, auspicis | seer |
| hiems, hiemis | winter storm |
