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