Second Declension - Neuter Flashcards by AARON Francis

aevum, -ī

lifetime, age, old age

eternity

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antrum, -ī

cave, cavern, grot

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arma, -ōrum

(pl. only) arms, armor
implements of war
gear, tackle

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arvum, -ī

field, plowed land

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astrum, -ī

heavenly body, star, planet
constellation
sky

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aurum, -ī

gold

money

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auxilium, -ī

support, assistance

(pl.) auxiliary forces, reinforcements

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bellum, -ī

war

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beneficium, -ī

kindness, favor, privilege

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bonum, -ī

good, good thing
profit, advantage
material good, supplies

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caelum, -ī

sky

heaven

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castra, -ōrum

camp

(pl. only) military encampment

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caterī, caterōrum

the others, the rest

all the rest

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collum, -ī

neck

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cōnsilium, -ī

plan, idea, advice
council, deliberative body
prudence, discretion

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dōnum, -ī

gift, presnet

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exemplum, -ī

pattern; copy
analogy, archetype;
reproduction

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exsilium, -ī

exile, banishment
those exiled (pl.)

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factum, -ī

fact, deed, act

accomplishment, achievement

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fātum, -ī

fate

lit. that which is spoken

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ferrum, -ī

iron, iron tool

weapon, sword

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forum, -ī

market-place
roman forum
place of public meeting

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fretum, -ī

straight (of water)

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gaudium, -ī

delight, joy, pleasure

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imperium, -ī

empire, power, command

incendium, -ī

conflagration (fire that destroys) | glow, heat

ingenium, -ī

character, temperament | ability

initium, -ī

beginning, commencement | entrance

indicium, -ī

judgment, decision | opinion, trial

iugum, -ī

yoke | ridge, chain of hills, summit

lētum, -ī

ruin; (poetry) death

malum, -ī

evil, mischief disaster, harm apple

membrum, -ī

member, limb, organ male genitals room, section

monumentum, -ī

reminder, memorial | monument

negotium, -ī

paint, trouble, distress | work, business, activity, job

odium, -ī

hatred, unpopularity | boredom, impatience

officium, -ī

service, duty | kindness

oppidum, -ī

town

ōsculum, -ī

kiss

ōtium, -ī

leisure

pelagus, -ī

sea (esp. open sea)

perīculum, -ī

danger, peril

pōculum, -ī

drinking cup

praeceptum, -ī

lesson, teaching, precept | command, order

praemium, -ī

bounty, reward

praesidium, -ī

protection; help | guard; garrison

pretium, -ī

price

prīncipium, -ī

beginning

proelium, -ī

fight, battle

rēgnum, -ī

royal power; control; kingdom

sacrum, -ī

sacrifice, sacred vessel | (pl.) religious rites

saeculum, -ī

a generation, age esp. century time in general

saxum, -ī

stone; stone face | cliff

sepulcrum, -ī

place of burial | tomb, grave

sertum, -ī

wreath of flowers, garland

sīgnum, -ī

sign, signal; mark, a seal; | military standard

somnium, -ī

dream

spatium, -ī

space | esp. of time, smtms of place

studium, -ī

eagerness, devotion | (pl.) pursuits

supplicium, -ī

punishment, suffering (supplication) totture

tēctum, -ī

a covered place, roof | build, house

tēlum, -ī

weapon; | bolt, javelin

templum, -ī

temple, holy pace | place marked off for augury

tergum, -ī

back, rear

vadum, -ī

a ford; shallows, a shoal

vēlum, -ī

a cloth, covering | esp. sail

venēnum, -ī

poison, drug

verbum, -ī

word

verum, -ī

truth, reality, fact | adv. 'yes, in truth, indeed'

vestīgium, v

footstep, footprint | track, trace

vinculum, -ī

bond, fetter, tie

vīnum, -ī

wine | vine

vitium, -ī

flaw, defect, foible | crime

vōtum, -ī

vow, sacred promise prayer, sacred offering vote

vulgus, -ī

the common people