Second Declension Nouns Flashcards by Peter Richardson

adversarius -i

m - opponent, enemy

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aedificum -i

n - building

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aevum -i

n - time, age, generation

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ager agri

m - field, territory, countryside

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altum -i

n - the deep, the sea; height

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amicus -i

m - friend

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animus -i

m - mind, will

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annus -i

m - year

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anulus -i

m - ring

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arbiter arbitri

m - umpire, master, eye-witness

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argentum -i

n - silver, money

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argumentum -i

n - proof, argument, subject

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arma armorum

n plr - arms, weapons

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aurum -i

n - gold

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auxilium -i

n - help, assistance

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bellum -i

n - war

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beneficium -i

n - kindness, favour

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caelum -i

n - sky, weather, heaven

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campus -i

m - plain, field, battlefield, sea

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candidatus -i

m - candidate

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captivus -i

m - prisoner, captive

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castra -orum

n plr - military camp

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cibus -i

m - food

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colloquium -i

n - conversation, interview

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comitium -i

n - a place in the forum

concilium -i

n - assembly, council

consilium -i

n - counsel, advice, judgement

coquus -i

m - cook

damnum -i

n - damage, injury; fine

decretum -i

n - decree, decision, principle

deus -i

m - god

dictum -i

n - saying, word, order

divus -i

m - god

dominus -i

m - master

donum -i

n - gift

equus -i

m - horse

exemplum -i

n - example, warning

exitium -i

n - ruin, death

exsilium -i

n - exile

faber fabri

m - artisan, workman, craftsman

fatum -i

n - fate, destiny, doom, death

ferrum -i

n - iron, weapon, sword

filius -i

m - son

focus -i

m - fireplace, hearth, household

forum -i

n - marketplace, business centre

frumentum -i

n - corn, grain

fumus -i

m - smoke, steam, vapour

fundus -i

m - land, farm

gaudium -i

n - joy, delight

gladius -i

m - sword

horreum -i

n - barn, granary, storehouse

hortus -i

m - garden

hospitium -i

n - entertainment, hospitality,

humus -i

f - earth, soil, ground

impedimentum -i

n - hindrance, impediment

imperium -i

n - command, rule, empire

incendium -i

n - fire

ingenium -i

n - nature, disposition, talent

inimicus -i

n - enemy

initium -i

n - beginning

iocus -i

m - joke

iudicium -i

n - judgement, verdict

lectus -i

m - couch, bed

legatus -i

m - ambassador, commander

letum -i

n - death

liber libri

m - book

libertus -i

m - freedman

locus -i

m - place

ludus -i

m - game, sport, school

magister magistri

m - master, teacher

maritus -i

m - husband

membrum -i

n - limb

minister ministri

m - attendant, servant, agent

modus -i

m - measure, size; rhythm; manner; limit

monstrum -i

n - omen, sign; monster, unnatural event

monumentum -i

n - memorial, record, tomb, history

murus -i

m -wall

negotium -i

n - business, difficulty

numerus -i

m - number

nuntius -i

m - messenger, message

oculus -i

m - eye, bud

odium -i

n - hatred, spite

officium -i

n - duty, service

oppidum -i

n - town

ostium -i

n - mouth (of a river), entrance, door

otium -i

n - leisure, rest

pelagus -i

n - open sea

periculum -i

n - danger, risk

plaustrum -i

n - wagon, cart

populus - i

m - people, nation

praefectus -i

m - commander, president

praemium -i

n - prize, booty, payment

praesidium -i

n - help, assistance, garrison

pretium -i

n - prize, reward

proelium -i

n - battle

profugus -i

m - fugitive, refugee

puer pueri

m - boy, child

regnum -i

n - kingdom, monarchy

reus -i

m - defendant, guilty party

rostra -orum

n plr - speakers' platform in the forum

saxum -i

n - rock

scutum -i

n - shield

sepulcrum -i

n - grave, tomb

servus -i

n - slave

signum -i

n - mark, sign, seal

silentium -i

n - silence

socius -i

m - ally, companion

solacium -i

n - comfort, consolation

solum -i

n - base, earth, ground, soil; sole of the foot

somnium -i

n - dream, vision

somnus -i

m - sleep

spatium -i

n - room, space, length

spectaculum -i

n - show sight, spectacle

stipendium -i

n - tax, pay, military service

studium -i

n - eagerness, study, support

subsidium -i

n - support, assistance, troops in reserve

supplicium -i

n - punishment, penalty

tectum -i

n - roof, house

telum -i

n - missile, weapon, thunderbolt

templum -i

n - temple

tergum -i

n - back, hide, skin

testimonium -i

n - proof, testimony

torus -i

m - couch, marriage-bed, muscle

tribunus -i

m - tribune

triumphus -i

m - triumph, triumphal procession

umerus -i

m - shoulder

vallum -i

n - palisaded earthwork

velum -i

n - sail, curtain, woven cloth

ventus -i

m - wind

verbum -i

n - word

vestigium -i

n - footprint, track, mark

vinculum -i

n - bond, rope, chain, restraint

vinum -i

n - wine

vir viri

m - man, husband, soldier

vitium -i

n - fault, defect, error

votum -i

n - vow, prayer, desire