Noun 3 Flashcards
adulescens, adulescentis, m
youth, young man
agmen, agmminis, n
column of men, army
amor, amoris, m
love
arbor, arboris, f
tree
ars, artis, f
art, skill
caedes, caedis, f
slaughter, killing, murder
canus, canis, m and f
dog
caput, capitis, n
head, person, life, capital
centurio, ceturionis, m
centurion
certamen, certaminis, n
contest, battle, struggle
civis, civis, m and f
citizen
civitas, civitatis, f
citizenship, state, city, tribe
clades, cladis, f
disaster, loss, defeat
clamor, clamoris, m
shourt, uproar, noise
cohors, cohortis, f
cohort, company
comes, comitis, m anf f
comrade, companion
coniunx, coniugis, m and f
husband, wife, spouse
consul, consulis, m
consul
corpus, corporis, n
body
crimen, criminis, n
accusation, charge, crime
custos, custodis, m and f
guard
dignitas, dignitatis, f
rank, dignity, importance, honour
dolor, doloris, m
pain, sorrow, anger
dux, ducis, m
leader, general, ruler
eques, equitis, m
knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry
facinus, facinoris, n
crime, outrage, deed
finis, finis, m
end, boundary, pl territory
flumen, fluminis, n
river
foedus, foederis, n
treaty, agreement
frater, fratris, m
brother
frigus, frigoris, n
cold
furor, furoris, m
rage, fury, madness, passion
gens, gentis, f
race, people, family, tribe
genus, generis, n
race, descent, birth, kind
hiems, hiemis, f
winter, storm
homo, hominis, m
man, person
honor, honoris, m
honour, esteem, glory
hospes, hospitis, m
guest, host
hostis, hostis, m
enemy
ignis, ignis, m
fire
imperator, imperatoris, m
emperor, general, leader
iter, itineris, n
journey, march, way
iudex, iudicis, m and f
judge, juror
labor, laboris, m
work, toil, trouble
latus, taeris, n
side, wing
laus, laudis, f
praise, honour, credit
legio, legionis, f
legion
lex, legis, f
law
libertas, libertatis, f
freedom
litus, litoris, n
sea-shore, beach
lux, lucis, f
light, daylight
mare, ,aris, n
sea
mater, matris, f
mother
mens, mentis, f
mind
mensis, mensis, m
month
mercator, mercatoris, m
merchant
miles, militis, m
soldier
moenia, moenium, n pl
city walls, city
mons, montis, m
mountain
mors, mortis, f
death
mos, moris, m
habit, custom, (pl) character, morals
mulier, mulieris, f
woman
multitudo, multitudinis, f
crowd, multitude
munus, muneris, n
service, duty, present
navis, navis, f
ship
nomen, nominis, n
name
nox, noctis, f
night
obses, obsidis, m and f
hostage
occasio, occasionis, f
opportunity, occasion
onus, oneris, n
burden, load
(ops), opis, f
help; (pl) resources, riches
opus, operis, n
work, toil, construction
oratio, orationis, f
spech
ordo, ordinis, m
rank, order, line
os, oris, n
mouth, face
parens, parentis, m and f
parent; (pl) relations
pars, partis, f
part, some, direction
pater, patris, f
father
pax, pacis, f
peace
pedes, peditis, m
infantry
pes, pedis, m
foot
plebs, plebis, f
the people, common people
pons, pontis, m
bridge
potestas, potestatis, f
power, authority, opportunity
praetor, praetoris, m
praetor (acted as judge of governor)
princeps, principis, m
emperor, chief, chieftain
pudor, pudoris, m
shame, modesty, honour, disgrace
quies, quietis, f
rest, peace, quiest
ratio, rationis, f
account, reckoning, manner, reason
rex, regis, m
king
rus, ruris, n
country
sacerdos, sacerdotis, m and f
priest, priestess
salus, salutis, f
health, safety, greeting
sanguis, sanguinis, m
blood
scelus, sceleris, n
crime, wickedness
sedes, sedis, f
seat, temple, home
senator, senatoris, m
senator
senex, senis, m
old man
sol, solis, m
sun, sunlight
soror, sororis, f
sister
tempestas, tempestatis, f
weather, storm, time
tempus, tem[poris, n
time
terror, terroris, m
terror, panic
timor, timoris, m
fear, anxiety
urbs, irbis, f
city, town, Rome
uxor, uxoris, f
wife
vestis, vestis, f
clothes
victor, victoris, m
victor, conqueror
virtus, virtutis, f
courage, virtue
vox, vocis, f
voice, shout, word
vulnus, vulneris, n
wound, injury