Nouns Flashcards

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argumentum, -i

n.

A

proof

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suburbanum, -i

n.

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suburban villa

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impensa, -ae

f.

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expense

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aedificium, -i

n.

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building

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vilicus, -i

m.

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steward, bailiff

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vitium, -i

n.

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fault

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aetas, -atis

m.

A

age, lifetime

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saxum, -i

n.

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stone

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platanus, -i

f.

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plane-tree

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frons, -dis

f.

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leaf

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ramus, -i

m.

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branch

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truncus, -i

m.

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trunk

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genius, -i

m.

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protecting deity, genius

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folium, -i

n.

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leaf

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ianua, -ae

f.

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door

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ostium, -i

n.

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door

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sigillaria, -ium

n. pl.

A

terracotta figures

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deliciolum, -i

n.

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little darling, favorite

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19
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pupulus, -i

m.

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little boy

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voluptas, -atis

f.

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pleasure

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21
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pomum, -i

n.

A

fruit

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pueritia, -ae

f.

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boyhood

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exitus, -us

m.

A

ending, final part

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decor, -oris

m.

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beauty, charm

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potio, -onis | f.
drink; draught
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ebrietas, -atis | f.
drunkenness
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finis, -is | m.
end
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tegula, -ae | f.
roof-tile
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cupiditas, -atis | f.
desire
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census, us | m.
census; census roll
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gradus, -us | m.
step, pace; progress
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orbis, -is | m.
circle; cycle
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ambitus, -us | m.
going around, circumference
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mensis, -is | m.
month
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gyrus, -i | m.
circle, ring
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initium, -i | n.
beginning
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ortus, -us | m.
rising; sunrise, east
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occasus, -us | m.
setting; sunset, west
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agmen, -inis | n.
battle-line
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usus, -us | m.
use; continuous possession (legal term)
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epulae, -arum | f. pl.
feast
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cubiculum, -i | n.
bedroom
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plausus, -us | m.
applause
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exoletus, -i | m.
male prostitute
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symphonia, -ae | f.
band, group of musicians
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conscientia, -ae | f.
moral sense, conscience
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cursus, -us | m.
course
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sollicitudo, -inis | f.
anxiety
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lucrum, -i | n.
gain, profit
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epistula, -ae | f.
letter
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peculium, -i | n.
small amount of money, bonus
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gestatio, -onis | f.
act of being carried in a litter
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debilitas, -atis | f.
weakness, frailty
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deliciae, -arum | f. pl.
luxuries, indulgence
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bilis, -is | f.
bile
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fauces, -ium | f. pl.
throat
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spiritus, -us | m.
breath, breathing
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iactatio, -onis | f.
shaking, jostling
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litus, -oris | n.
shore
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lacus, -us | m.
lake
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iter, itineris | n.
journey
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tempestas, -atis | f.
storm
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fluctus, -us | m.
wave
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tranquillitas, -atis | f.
calm, tranquility
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harena, -ae | f.
sand
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umor, -oris | m.
moisture
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sucus, -i | m.
liquid, juice
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consuetudo, -inis | f.
habit, custom
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otium, -i | n.
leisure
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mendacium, -i | n.
lie, false likeness
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vulgus, -i | n.
common people
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infelicitas, -atis | f.
unhappiness, lack of success
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metus, -us | m.
fear
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venter, -tris | m.
stomach, belly
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libido, -inis | f.
lust, desire
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constantia, -ae | f.
constancy, steadfastness
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propositum, -i | n.
plan, purpose
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auctoritas, -atis | f.
authority, status
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inertia, -ae | f.
idleness, sluggishness
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spelunca, -ae | f.
cave, grotto
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platanon, -onis | m.
grove of plane-trees
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rivus, -i | m.
stream
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euripius, -i | m.
canal, artificial water course
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modus, -i | m.
manner, way
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piscis, -is | m.
fish
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piscator, -oris | m.
fisherman
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feriae, -arum | f. pl.
holiday, vacation
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paries, -etis | m.
wall (of a house)
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laus, -dis | f.
praise, excellence
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Favonius, -i | m.
the west wind
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solitudo, -inis | f.
solitariness; uninhabited condition, solitude
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cogitatio, -ionis | f.
thought, musing
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studium, -i | n.
pursuit, study
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profectio, -ionis | f.
setting out, departure
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peregrinatio, -onis | f.
travel; residence in another location
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codicelli, -orum | m. pl.
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