1st Dec Nouns Flashcards
pātria, -ae
f. - fatherland, country
vīta, -ae
f. - life
rota, -ae
f. - wheel
villa, -ae
f. - country-seat
scurra, -ae
m. - fool, jester, commedian
agricola, -ae
m. - Farmer, field worker
coma, -ae
f. - hair, tresses
gena, -ae
f. - cheek, eye
lingua, -ae
f. - tongue, language
causa, -ae
f. - cause, motive; origin; occasion, subject; lawsuit, trial
mūsa, -ae
f. - muse
iuventa, -ae
f. - period of youth, youth
porta, -ae
f.- gate
iniūria, -ae
f. - injustice, wrong, affront
rosa, -ae
f. - rose
dīvitiae, -ārum
f. - riches (Pl only)
rēgīna, -ae
f. - queen
puella, -ae
f. - girl; maiden
cēna, -ae
f. - dinner, meal
pugna, -ae
f. - battle, fight
mēnsa, -ae
f. - table
aqua, -ae
f. - water
ōra, -ae
f. - coast
fēmina, -ae
f. -woman
cōpia, -ae
f. - plenty, supply, abundance; (Pl) forces, esp. troops; supplies
littera, -ae
f. - letter (of the alphabet); (Pl) literature, epistle, letters
rīpa, -ae
f. - bank (of a river)
nauta, -ae
m. - sailor
extera, -ae
f. - female foreigner
epistula, -ae
f. - letter
taberna, -ae
f. - shop, inn, tavern
āra, -ae
f. - altar
hōra, -ae
f. - hour
anima, -ae
f. - breeze; air; breath, spirit; life, soul (esp. in plural)
clēmentia, -ae
f. - gentleness, mildness
opera, -ae
f. - work, care; aid; service, effort
īnsidia, -ae
f. - a plot; treacher; trap; (Pl) ambush, ambuscade
culpa, -ae
f. - guilt, fault, blame
philosophia, -ae
f.- philosophy, love of wisdom
lūna, -ae
f. - moon
silva, -ae
f. - forest, grove
fōrma, -ae
f. - form, figure; structure, appearance; beauty
fera, -ae
f. - wild animal
ruīna, -ae
f. - downfall, collapse
corōna, -ae
f. - garland, chaplet, wreath
pecūnia, -ae
f. - money
poena, -ae
f. - penalty, punishment
mora, -ae
f. - delay, hindrance; pause
umbra, -ae
f. - shade, shadow
aura, -ae
brease, breath of air; gleam; vapor; (Pl) airs, heaven
sapientia, -ae
f. - wisdom; judgement, understanding; reason
insula, -ae
f. - island; block of flats
flamma, -ae
f. - flame, fire
unda, -ae
f. - wave, billow; sea
setentia, -ae
f. - feeling, thinking, opnion, judgement, &c
domina, -ae
f. - householder, mistress, lady
cūra, -ae
f. - care, worry, concern
tenebrae, -ārum
f. - darkness (Pl only)
via, -ae
f. - way, route, street
lyra, -ae
f. - a lute, lyre; lyric poetry, song; the constellation Lyra
fīlia, -ae
daughter; Dt & Ab Pl sometimes filiābus
glōria, -ae
f. - glory, fame
praeda, -ae
f. - booty, prey
fortūna, -ae
f. - fortune
terra, -ae
f. - land (as opp. to water, air)
herba, -ae
f.- herb; grass, turf, plant; meadow
dea, -ae
f. - goddess; Dt & Abl Pl sometimes deābus
lacrima, -ae
f. - tear
fuga, -ae
f. - flight, a running away, a route
fāma, -ae
f. - rumor, reputation; fame, glory
nympha, -ae
f. - nymph
grātia, -ae
f. - favour; influence; gratitude; the Graces
potentia, -ae
f. - force, power
īra, -ae
f. - anger, wrath
figūra, -ae
f. - form, shape
prōvincia, -ae
f. - province; office
invidia, -ae
f. - envy, jealousy, hatred
māteria, -ae
f. - timber, lumber
fābula, -ae
f. - a fictitious narrative, tale, story; dramatic poem, play; fable
victōria, -ae
f. - victory
memoria, -ae
f. - memory, recollection; history; that within memory; tradition
ancilla, -ae
f. - slave-girl, slave-woman
nātūra, -ae
f. - nature
poēta, -ae
m. - poet
stēlla, -ae
f. - star
turba, -ae
f. - confusion, tumult; crowd, throng
amīcitia, -ae
f. - friendship
