Latin Prose Nouns b-c Flashcards by Georgia F

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balneum, -i n.

A

bath, bath house

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benevolentia, -ae f.

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kindness, goodwill

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bracchium, -ii n.

A

arm

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calamitas, calamitatis f.

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disaster, loss, misfortune

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capillus, -i m.

A

hair

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captivus, -i m.

A

prisoner

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carcer, -eris n.

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prison

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carmen, carminis n.

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song, spell, poem

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certamen, -inis n.

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contest, fight, rivalry

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cerbix, cervicis f.

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neck

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cinis, cineris m.

A

ashes

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cliens, clientis m.

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client, dependant

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collega, -ae m.

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colleague, comrade

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collum, -i n.

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neck

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color, -oris m.

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colour, complexion, tone

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coma, -ae f.

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leaf, foliage

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concilium, -i n.

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assembly, council

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concursus, -us m.

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meeting, hostile encounter

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condicio, -onis f.

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state, condition

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conscientia, -ae f.

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joint knowledge, conscience

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conspectus, -us m.

A

look, sight

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consuetudo, -inis f.

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custom, habit

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contentio, -onis f.

A

effort, contest, strife

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contio, -onis f.

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assembly, public meeting, speech

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contumelia, -ae f.

A

insult, disgrace

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conventus, -us m.

A

coming together, assembly

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cor, cordis n.

A

heart

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cornu, -us n.

A

horn, bow, trumpet, wing (of an army)

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crus, cruris n.

A

leg

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cubiculum, -i n.

A

bedroom

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culpa, -ae f.

A

blame, fault

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cultus, -us m.

A

cultivation, adornment, education

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cupido, cupidinis f.

A

longing, desire, avarice

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curia, -ae f.

A

senate house

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cursus, -us m.

A

running, march, journey

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currus, -us m.

A

chariot