Nouns Flashcards
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agricola, agricolae m.
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farmer
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aqua, aquae f.
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water
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femina, feminae f.
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woman
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fortuna, fortunae f.
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chance, luck, fortune
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nauta, nautae m.
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sailor
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pecunia, pecuniae f.
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money, property
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rosa, rosae f.
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rose
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ager, agri m.
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(cultivated) field; countryside
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amicus, amici m.
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friend
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animus, animi m.
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mind, spirit, courage; soul
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bellum, belli n.
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war
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casa, casae f.
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house, hut
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consilium, consilii n.
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plan, advice
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dominus, domini m.
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master, lord
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donum, doni n.
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gift, present
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locus, loci m.
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place, position
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luna, lunae f.
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moon
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natura, naturae f.
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nature
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puer, pueri m.
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boy
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puella, pullae f.
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girl
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regnum, regni n.
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kingdom, royal power
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vir, viri, m.
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man; occasionally husband
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arma, armorum n. (pl.)
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arms, weapons
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caelum, caeli n.
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sky, heavens
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cena, cenae f.
dinner
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dea, deae f.
goddess
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deus, dei m.
god
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fabula, fabulae f.
story
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filius, filii m.
son
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imperium, imperii n.
command, (military) power
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liber, libri m.
book
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nemo m.
no one
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pontus, ponti m.
sea, ocean
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Romulus, Romuli m.
Romulus (legendary founder of Rome)
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silva, silvae f.
forest, wood
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templum, templi n.
temple, shrine
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turba, turbae f.
crowd
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ventus, venti m.
wind, breeze
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fatctum, facti n.
deed, act, exploit, achievement
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oculus, oculi m.
eye
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saxum, saxi n.
rock, stone; cliff
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verbum, verbi n.
word
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via, viae f.
road; way
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cura, curae f.
care, anxiety
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exemplum, exempli n.
example, model
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sapientia, sapientiae f.
wisdom
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terra, terrae f.
land, earth, soil; country
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fama, famae f.
fame, report, reputation; rumor
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filia, filiae f.
daughter
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ira, irae f.
anger
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Italia, Italiae f.
Italy
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populus, populi m.
the people, a people, nation
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regina, reginae f.
queen
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vita, vitae f.
life
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caput, capitis n.
head; summit
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civitas, civitatis f.
state; citizenship
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consul, consulis m.
consul (one of two supreme magistrates elected annually in the Roman Republic)
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corpus, corporis n.
body, corpse
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dux, ducis m.
(military) leader, commander
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frater, fratris m.
brother
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homo, hominis m.
human being, man
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ius, iuris n.
right, law; justice
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lex, legis f.
law
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libertas, libertatis f.
freedom, liberty
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lux, lucis f.
light
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mater, matris f.
mother
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moenia, moenium n. (pl)
walls; fortifications
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littera, litterae f.
letter (of the alphabet); (pl.) letter. literature
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nihil n. (indeclinable)
nothing
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veritas, veritatis f.
truth
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carmen, carminis n.
song, poem
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coniunx, coniugis m. or f.
wife husband; spouse
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lacrima, lacrimae f.
tear
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miles, militis m.
soldier
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patria, patriae f.
country, fatherland
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poeta, poetae m.
poet
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timor, timoris m.
fear, terror
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ars, artis f.
skill, art
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causa, causae f.
cause, reason
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gratia, gratiae f.
grace, favor, kindness: gratitude
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ignis, ignis m.
fire
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mare, maris n.
sea
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mens, mentis f.
mind, judgment, reason
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mors, mortis f.
death
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pars, partis f.
part, share, direction
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urbs, urbis f.
city
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aetas, aetatis f.
age, life
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annus, anni m.
year
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hora, horae f.
hour, season
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nox, noctis f.
night
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numen, numinis n.
divine will, divine power
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ratio, rationis f.
reason, judgement; method
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tempus, temporis n.
time, perod of time (.e.g a season); opportunity
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arbor, aroboris f.
tree
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flumen, fluminis n.
river
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gens, gentis f.
clan, tribe, family; nation; people
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iter, itineris n.
journey, path, route; a day's march
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pes, pedis m.
foot
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epistula, epistulae f.
letter
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finis, finis m.
end; border; (pl.) boundary, territory
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mons, montis m.
mountain
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navis , navis f.
ship
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Roma, Romae f.
Rome
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uxor, uxoris f.
wife
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genus, generis n.
birth, origin; kind; race
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honor, honoris m.
honor, respect; public office
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hostis, hostis m (usually in pl.)
enemy
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iudicium, iudicii n.
court; trial; judgment
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legatus, legati m.
delegate, envoy, ambassador; legion commander
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litus, litoris n.
shore, beach, coast
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nubes, numbis f.
cloud
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ops, opis f.
power, help; (pl.) wealth, resources
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Troia, Troiae f.
Troy
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unda, undae f.
wave, waters; sea
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civis, civis m. or f.
citizen
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dolor, doloris m.
pain, sorrow
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equus, equi m.
horse
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fatum, fati n.
fate, destiny
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Gallia, Galliae f.
Gaul
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humus, humi f.
ground, earth
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labor, laboris m.
work, labor, effort; hardship
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pectis, pectoris m.
breast, chest; heart
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periculum, periculi n.
danger
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proelium, proelii n.
battle
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provincia. provinciae f.
province
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rus, ruris n.
the country(side)
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acies, aciei f.
battle line
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casus, casus m.
fall; misfortune, destruction; chance, accident
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cornus, cornus n.
horn; wing (of an army)
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domus, domus f.
house(hold), home
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exercitus, exercitus m.
army
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facies, faciei f.
face, appearance
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fides, fidei f.
faith, trust; loyalty trustworthiness
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fluctus, fluctus m.
wave, commotion
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genu, genus n.
knee
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impetus, impetus m.
attack; charge; impulse
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manus, manus f.
hand; band (of men)
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metus, metus m.
fear, dread; anxiety
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passus, passus m.
pace, footstep
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res, rei f.
thing, matter, business; court case
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senatus, senatus m.
senate
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spes, spei f.
hope
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vultus, vultus m.
expression; face
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amor, amoris m.
love
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Caesar, Caesaris m.
Julius Caesar ( a Roman General)
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castra, castrorum n. (pl.)
camp
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clamor, clamoris m.
shout; chear
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crimin, criminis m.
crime; accusation, charge
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ferrum, ferri n.
iron; sword
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gaudium, gaudii n.
joy, delight
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nuntius, nuntii m.
messenger, message
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princeps, principis m.
leader, cheif; first citizen, emperor
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servus, servi m.
slave, servant
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signum, sigin n.
sign, token, signal; (military) standard
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vinum, vini n,
wine
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vulnus, vulneris n.
wound
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adventus, adventus m.
arrival
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aestus, aestus m.
hear; tide
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arx, arcis f.
citadel, summit
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aurum, auri n.
gold
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auxilium, auxilii n.
aid, help; in pl. often auxiliary troops
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mos, moris m.
custom, tradition
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orbis, orbis m.
circle; universe
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scelus, sceleris n.
crime, wicked deed, wickedness
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senex, senis m.
old man
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vox, vocis f.
voice
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caedes, caedis f.
slaughter, murder
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copia, copiae f.
abundance, plenty, resources, wealth; (pl.) troops
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dolus, doli m.
trick, deceit
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liberi, liberorum m. (pl.)
children
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mulititudo, multitudinis f.
multitude, great number, crowd
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Graecia, Graeciae f.
Greece
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superi, superorum m. (pl)
gods
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plus, pluris n. (often + gen.)
more
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cibus, cibi m.
food
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culpa, culpae f.
fault, blame
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mora, morae f.
delay
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potus, potus m.
drink
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propinquus, propinqui m.
relative, kinsman
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vis, vis f.
power, force, violence
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fructus, fructus m.
fruit, enjoyment; profit
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gloria, gloriae f.
glory, fame; ambition, boasting
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memoria, memoriae f.
memory, recollection; history
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motus, motus m.
emotion, impulse; movement
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cupiditas, cupiditatis f.
desire, wish longing, eagerness
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cupido, cupidinis f.
desire, wish, longing, eagerness
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ingenium, ingenii, n
talent, (innate) nature, character
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opus, operis n.
work, labor, task
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murus, muri m.
wall; fortification wall for a city
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pons, pontis m.
bridge
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nefas n. (indeclinable)
sin, crime (against divine law), wrong
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poena, poenae f.
penalty
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sol, solis m.
sun
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amicitia, amicitiae f.
friendship
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imperator, imperatoris m.
general; emperor
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iudex, iudicis m.
judge
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odium, odii n.
hatred, unpopularity
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philosophia, philosophiae f.
philosophy
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sensus, sensus m.
sense, perception; emotion; idea
200
socius, socii m.
companion, comrade, ally
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victoria, victoriae f.
victory
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canis, canis m. or f.
dog
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gladius, gladii m.
sword
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oppidum, oppidi n.
town
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telum, teli n.
weapon; spear
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tempestas, tempestatis f.
storm; weather
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occasio, occasionis f.
occasion, opportunity
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studium, studii n.
eagerness, zeal; study
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volutas, voluptatis f.
pleasure, delight
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verum, veri n.
truth, what is true
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Aeneas, Aeneae m.
Aenean (acc.)
Aeneas, leader of the Trojans
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aura, aurae f.
breeze; air
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natus, nati m.
son
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fas n. (indeclinable)
fas est
nefas est
right; divine law
it is right
it is wrong
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impedimentum, impedimenti n.
hinderance, obstacle
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insidiae, insidiarum f. (plural)
ambush, plot, treachery
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lumen, luminis n.
light, lamp, torch; eye
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tellus, telluris f.
the earth; land, ground
