3rd Dec F Nouns Flashcards
lūx, lūcis
f. - light (of day)
prex, precis
f. - request, prayer (most freq. found in Pl)
vetustās, -ātis
f. - age; old age; antiquity; long duration
senectūs, -ūtis
f. - old age
arx, arcis
f. - citadel, castle; summit
avis, -is
f. - bird
cīvitās, -ātis
f. - community, city; citizens; rights, citizenship
nūbēs, -is
f. - cloud, storm cloud; crowd, throng
potestās, -ātis
f. - authority, just power
virtūs, -ūtis
f. - manliness, valor, courage; virtues
imāgō, -inis
f. - image, form, figure, &c.
aetās, -ātis
f. - age, time of life
vis, vīs (defective)
f. - force, strength, energy
Singular Plural
Nom -vis -virēs
Gen -vīs -virium
Dat -vī -viribus
Acc -vim -virēs
Abl -vī -viribussēdēs, -is
f. - seat; abode, habitation; (Gen Pl -um)
nāvis, -is
f. - ship
religiō, -ōnis
f. - scruples; supernatural constraint, taboo; obligation; sanction; worship; rite; sanctity
urbs, urbis
f. - city
vicis, vicis
f. - turn, change, succession; exchange, repayment; plight, lot
soror, -ōris
f. - sister
regiō, -ōnis
f. - direction, line; boundary, limit; district, region
dīgnitās, -ātis
f. - worth, rank, reputation, esteem, &c.
fax, facis
f. - torch
legiō, -ōnis
f. - legion
sors, sortis
f. - lot; fate, destiny, oracle; success
pars, partis
f. - part
tellūs, -ūris
f. - Earth
māter, -tris
f. - mother
messis, -is
f. - a mowing, reaping, or in gathering of the corn, &c.; harvest; the harvested crops; harvest-time
voluptās, -ātis
f. - pleasure, enjoyment
mulier, -eris
f. - woman (esp. married woman)
gēns, gentis
f. - family, tribe, race
tempestas, -tātis
f. - storm; season, time, weather
cupiditas, -tatis
f. - enthusiasm, passion; carnal desire, lust; greed, usury; ambition
auris, -is
f. - ear
lībertās, -ātis
f. - freedom, liberty
mors, -tis
f. - death
multitūdō, - inis
f. - crowd, multitude; number, amount, body, a force; rabble, mob
famēs, -is
f. - hunger, famine
vōx, vōcis
f. - voice; utterance, word
nox, noctis
f. - night
caedēs, -is
f. - a cutting off; slaughter, gore
arbor, -oris
f. - tree
uxor, -ōris
f. - wife
lēx, lēgis
f. - law, statue, ordinance (made by Senate and People)
ops, opis
f. - assistance, aid; (Pl) means, resources
quies, quietis
f. - quiet, calm, rest, peace; sleep
pāx, pācis
f. - peace
libido, libidinis
f. - desire, longing; lust, wantonness; passion, lusts (Pl)
clādes, -is
f. - destruction, slaughter
pecus, -udis
cattle; sheep
magnitūdō, -īnis
f. - greatness, size
cōgitātiō, - ōnis
f. - meditation, thinking
mēns, mentis
f. - mind (the rational faculty)
volucris, -is
f. - bird; as adj: colucer, -cris, -cre: flying, winged
frōns, frontis
f. - forehead, brow; front of a place
hiem(p)s, hiemis
f. - winter
frūx, frūgis
f. - fruit of any kind
ratiō, -ōnis
f. - a thinking, reckoning; method, way; reasoning; account, invoice; system or plan; consideration or reason
laus, -dis
f. - praise
voluntās, -ātis
f. - wish, desire
cohors, -tis
f. - cohort, band; troop; yard, pen; crew of a ship; attendants, staff
mōlēs, -is
f. - large mass; heap, pile; boulder; jetty, dam, dike; a monster
salūs, -ūtis
f. - health; prosperity; greeting; salvation, safety
ōrātiō, -ōnis
f. - a pleading, speech, address
ars, artis
f. - skill, art
nix, nivis
f. - snow (Gen Pl (-ium)
vestis, -is
f. - garment, clothes; blanket; robe
plebes, plēbis
f. - common people, general citizens; lower class; mob, the masses; sometimes: plēbēs, plēbēī
virgō, -inis
f. - a maid, maiden, virgin; young woman, girl
pietās, -ātis
f. - sense of duty, devotion, esp. between parents and children
classis, -is
f. - class, division; fleet
cupīdō, -inis
f. - desire, eagerness, craving (often personified)
auctoritas, -tatis
f. - authority, power; counsel, advice, encouragement
prōlēs, -is
f. - offspring, descendants
