2nd Dec N Nouns Flashcards
sīgnum, -ī
n. - sign, signal; mark, a seal; military standard
ingenium, -ī
n. - character; temperament; ability
sertum, -ī
n. - wreath of flowers, garland
tēctum, -ī
n. - a covered place; roof; building, house
saeculum, -ī
n. - a generation; age, esp. century; time in general
negotium, -ī
n. - pain, trouble, distress; work, business, activity, job
pretium, -ī
n. - price
vinculum, -ī
n. - bond, fetter, tie
studium, -ī
n. - eagerness, devotion; (Pl) pursuits
rēgnum, - ī
n. - royal power; control; kingdom
tergum, -ī
n. - back, rear
collum, -ī
n. - neck
fretum, -ī
n. - strait (of water)
gaudium, -ī
delight, joy, pleasure
iudicium, -ī
n. - judgement, decision; opinion; trial
incendium, -ī
n. - conflagration; glow, heat
caelum, -ī
n. - sky; heaven
factum, -ī
n. - fact, deed, act; accomplishment, achievement
proelium, -ī
n. - fight, battle
sepulcrum, -ī
n. - place of burial, tomb, grave
vōtum, -ī
n. - vow, sacred promise; prayer, sacred offering; vote
pelagus, -ī
n. - sea (esp. the open sea)
aevum, -ī
n. - lifetime, age, old age; eternity
membrum, -ī
n. - member, limb, organ; male genitals; room; section
perīculum, -ī
n. - danger, peril
venēnum, -ī
n. - poison; drug
fātum, -ī
n. - fate (lit. that which is spoken)
malum, -ī
n. - evil, mischief; diaster; harm; also: apple
officium, -ī
n. - service, duty; kindness
ōsculum, -ī
n. - kiss
castra, -ōrum
n. - camp, military encampment (Pl only)
auxilium, -ī
n. - support, assistance; (pl) auxiliary forces, reinforcements
pōculum, -ī
n. - drinking cup
aurum, -ī
n. - gold; money
iugum, -ī
n. - yoke; ridge, chain of hills; summit
vadum, -ī
n. - a ford; shallows, a shoal
tēlum, -ī
n. - weapon; bolt, javelin
ceteri, ceterorum
n. - the others, the rest; all the rest; (Pl) from ceterus, used as a substitute
praesidium, -ī
n. - protection; help; guard; garrison
praeceptum, -ī
n. - lesson, teaching, precept; command, order
odium, -ī
n. - hatred; unpopularity; boredom, impatience
vīnum, -ī
n. - wine; vine
supplicium, -ī
n. - punishment, suffering; supplication; torture
vēlum, -ī
n. - a cloth, covering; esp sail
arma, -orum
n. - (Pl only) arms, armor; implements of war; gear, tackle
verbum, -ī
n. - truth, reality, fact; verum as adv: yes, in truth, indeed
vulgus, - ī
n. - the common people
lētum, -ī
n. - ruin; (poetry) death
bonum, -ī
n. - good, goothing; profit, advantage; material goods, supplies
cōnsilium, -ī
n. - plan, idea, advice; council, deliberative body; prudence, discretion
initium, -ī
n. - beginning, commencement; entrance
prīncipium, -ī
n. - beginning
monumentum, -ī
n. - reminder; memorial, monument
exsilium, -ī
n. -exile, banishment; those exiled (Pl)
exemplum, -ī
n. - pattern; copy; analogy; archetype; reproduction, transcription
vestīgium, -ī
n. - footstep, footprint, track, trace
ferrum, -ī
n. - iron; iron tool; weapon, sword
vitium, -ī
n. - flaw, defect, foible; crime
antrum, -ī
n. - cave, cavern, grot
arvum, -ī
n. - field; plowed land
praemium, -ī
n. - bounty, reward
bellum, -ī
n. - war
sacrum, -ī
n. - sacrifice; sacred vessel; (Pl) religious rites
saxum, -ī
n. - stone; stone face, cliff
spatium, -ī
n. - space (of time, usually; sometimes: of place)
dōnum, -ī
n. - gift, present
forum, -ī
n. - market-place; Roman forum; place of public meeting
beneficium, -ī
n. - kindness, favor, privilege
imperium, -ī
empire, power, command
ōtium, -ī
n. - leisure
oppidum, -ī
n. - town
somnium, -ī
n. - dream
templum, -ī
n. - temple, holy place; place marked off for augury
astrum, -ī
n. - heavenly body, star, planet; constellations; sky