Can you name the Aeneid: Words Occuring 9-14 Times? by mcbarrows

hints	definition in english
bis
quaero
paro
aequor
furor
spoilum
pon
cerno
pro
navis
fuga
erro
crudelis
namque
nubes
facio
audio
vates
centum
durus
ait
gemitus
fortuna
equidem
ardeo
tendo
ruo
immanis
metus
gravis
causa
vollo, velle
pelagus
vinco
sese
saevus
audeo
eripio
averto
iacto
capio
sors
tollo
enim
turbo, turbare
porta
silva
somnus

hints	definition in english
sedes
mors
incipio
ullus
mare
parens
malus
condo
nec
sacer
corripio
interea
subeo
maneo
imus
imperium
reddo
heu
cingo
fundo, fundere
fortis
fors
misceo
fluctus
fugio
quam
neque
tempus
puppis
mitto
umerus
idem
ater
lumen
laetus
solus
haud
mons
notus
donum
dulcis
lego
aequus
imago
scopulus
cavus
insto
novus

hints	definition in english
saxum
sidus
tergum
verto
templum
ago
iungo
vultus
extremus
qualis
credo
genitor
populus
surgo
pulcher
morior
cursus
super
furo
equus
ira
dolor
etiam
nos
nomen
relinquo
tellus
comes
spes
tamen
puer
clamor
opus
vertex
homo
volo, volare
numen
orbis
contra
supplex
casus
arvum
murus
dies
una
verus
finis

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Aeneid: Words Occuring 9-14 Times Quiz

by mcbarrows

Created Mar 18, 2010 in Language
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	marzoz10:	Mar 19th, 2010 at 03:36 GMT	4 points
	Please accept "hundred" for 100; also possibly "man" for homo?

	magister:	Mar 20th, 2010 at 02:18 GMT	4 points
	There's a lot of multiple meanings that need to be addressed.

	AdamBishop:	Mar 21st, 2010 at 03:33 GMT	2 points
	Yeah, and we could use a lot more time to guess the exact meaning you're looking for. I ran out of time after the second column. It's a great idea for a quiz, otherwise. Also, "spolium" is misspelled, and "iungo" is not "joy" but presumably that's a typo for "join".

	vsnowthawe:	Mar 29th, 2010 at 04:44 GMT	2 points
	Agree with magister on the multiple meanings, esp. for words like 'ago,' 'casus,' 'cursus,' 'lego,' 'orbis,' 'etiam'; also, some entries need to be corrected -- "una" only means "at once" in specific contexts and in the ablative; by 'vertex' you mean 'vortex'; 'comes' is companion, not strictly 'friend', 'qualis' can mean 'such as' as well as 'what sort,' reddo means 'return,' 'give back'; 'cerno' discern; etc.

	kwijiborjt:	May 12th, 2010 at 02:41 GMT	3 points
	fix vultus... it should be slashes, not commas. translations to be added: extremus: farthest, last imperium: power lego: read, collect iacto: throw/toss furor: fury, rage, anger spolium: spoils cavus: cave cingo: gird, surround reddo: return neque: neither, nor, and not qualis: like

	milgita:	Nov 21st, 2011 at 20:29 GMT	1 point
	Yes! you definitely need slashes for vultus, not commas...and please please please add more synonyms...it's tortuous to guess about 5,000 synonyms and still miss it...I think you should add "surround" and "gird" for cingo, "toss" for iacto, "see" and "discern" for cerno, "grief" and "sorrow" for dolor, and honestly, una is just the feminine adjective meaning one. Also, how about accepting "orb" and "sphere" for orbis? maybe "extreme" for extremus as well...and your pono is missing the last o...so its king of confusing. Also, I'm pretty sure neque does not mean "same as"