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# Vocabulary ## Exercises **1. Match the words with similar meanings** * porta - dolus - ira - occidere - timere **2. Underline the word that doesn't belong** * 1. intereā - hic - posteā - tunc * 2. relinquere - abire - construere - sẽ recipere * 3. urbs - timor - gaudium - ira # Lesson 12 Aeneas flees from Troy **A13** | Word | Adverb/Preposition | Translation | |------------|--------------------|------------------------| | diū | Adv. | long | | ubique | Adv. | everywhere | | prō | Präp. +Abl. | for | | timēre | | to fear, to be afraid of| | (+Akk) | | fear | | timēre pró| | to fear for | | adire | | to approach, to go to | | perire | | to perish, to die | | pius | | pious, devoted | | currere | | to run | | penātēs | | the Penates (household gods) | | annus | | the year | | infirmus | | weak, frail | | dextra | | the right hand | **Other words (and their meanings):** * **capere:** to capture, take * **ruinae:** ruins, debris * **flamma:** flame * **litus:** coast, shore * **iter:** journey * **respicere:** to look back * **oculus:** eye * **trādere:** to hand over * **nōmen:** name * **dēspēräre:** to despair * **cum:** with * **umbra:** shadow * **fātum:** fate * **patria:** homeland * **novus:** new * **mūnus:** duty * **temptāre:** to try * **nāvis:** ship **Additional Information** * **timēre prō:** to fear for, to be concerned about. * The perfect forms of *adire* are formed with *ad* + the perfect forms of *ire*. * **SP:** Roman household gods. * **annis infirmus:** elderly, in poor health * **ex oculis abire:** to disappear from sight. *The notes underneath each word give grammatical information, usage examples or conjugations.* **Example sentences (if available in original text):** *(Note: These are examples. Full sentences and any context for these entries would need to be shown in the image for any accurate examples.)*

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