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Latin nouns 1

QuestionAnswer
spes, spei (f) hope spes
patientia, -æ (f) suffering, patience, endurence patience
legio, legionis (f) legion, army legion
cultum, -i (n) cultivated, farmed lands, pl: gardens
amictus, -us (m) cloak, drapery amice
ilex, ilicis (f) tree, wood, acorns ilex
ala, -æ (f) armpit; wing ala
cera, -æ (f) wax, honeycomb
vitis, -is (f) vine
candor, candoris (m) whitenes, snow, glow beauty, purity candour
uva, -æ (f) grape, vine, bunch of grapes uva
ovis, ovis (f) sheep
caverna, -æ (f) hollow orifice, cavity, hole cavern
ora, -æ (f) shore, coast
præsidium, -i (n) protection; garrison; guard presidy
altum, -i (n) the deep, sea, deep water
rete, retis (n) net, snare rete
præda, -æ (f) spoils, booty, loot; prey, game prede, prey
scamnum, -i (n) stool, step
commodum, -i (n) benfit, profit, reward, wages, gift commodity
frutex, fruticis (m) shrub, bush, shoot, stem, growth frutex
cæspes, cæspitis (f) grass, grassy ground, earth, turf
gremium, -i (n) lap, bosom, womb
rusticitas, - is (f) crudity, lack of sophistication rustic
tergum, -i (n) back, rear, hide tergum
pœna, -æ (f) penalty, punishment penal
locus, -i (m) place, passage in literature locus
philosophia, -æ (f) philosophy philosophy
pecunia, -æ (f) money pecuny
oculus, -i (m) eye
aqua, -æ (f) water
nauta, -æ (m) sailor
filius, -i (m) son
roma, -æ (f) Rome Rome
fortuna, -æ (f) fortune, luck fortune
filia, -æ (f) daughter
forma, -æ (f) form, shape, beauty form
ira, -æ (f) ire, anger ire
amicitia, -æ (f) friendship
gloria, -æ (f) glory, fame glory
amicus, -i (m) friend
divitiæ, -arum (f) riches, wealth (pl)
centum 100 century
italia, -æ (f) Italy Italy
asia, -æ (f) Asia Asia
agricola, -æ (f) farmer agricole
culpa, -æ (f) fault, blame culp
tyrannus, -i (m) tyrant tyrant
verbum, -i (n) word verb
nihil nothing nihil (nill)
signum, -i (n) sign, signal, indication signum, sign
victoria, -æ (f) victory victory
puer, -i (m) boy
rosa, -æ (f) rose rose
basium, -ii (n) kiss bass
donum, -i (n) gift don, donate, donary
poeta, -æ (f) poet poet
somnus, -i (m) sleep
cena, -æ (f) dinner
lingua, -æ (f) tongue, language lingua, lingo
fabula, -æ (f) story, tail, play fable
servus, -i (m) male slave
res publica, rei publicæ (f) state, republic, commonwealth republic
ferrum, -i (n) iron, sword ferrus
insula, -æ (f) island isle, island
morbus, -i (m) disease, sickness morbus
bellum, -i (n) war
otium, -ii (n) leisure, peace otium
fenestra, -æ (f) window fenester
mora, -æ (f) delay mora
exitium, -ii (n) destruction, ruin
dies, diei (m) day
carthago, carthaginis (f) Carthage Carthage
orator, oratoris (m) orator, speaker orator
dux, ducis (m/f) leader, guide, commander, general duke, dux
litor, litoris (n) shore, coast
libellus, -i (m) little book libel
argumentum, -i (n) proof, evidence, argument argument
hasta, -æ (f) spear
imperium, -ii (n) power to command, supreme power, authority, command, control imperium
mundus, -i (m) world, universe mound
judicium, -ii (n) judgement, decision, opinion, trial
principium, -ii (n) beginning principium, principle
stella, -æ (f) star, planet
antiqua, -æ (f) ancient, old age
puella, -æ (f) girl
eques, equitis (m) horseman, cavalrymen, cavalry
vulnus, vulneris (n) wound
usus, usus (m) use, enjoyment, experience, skill use
mons, montis (m) mountain mount
miles, militis (m/f) soldier militia
multitudo, multitudinis (f) multitude, great number, crowd, mob multitude
spiritus, -us (m) breath, breathing, spirit, soul spirit
gemma, -æ (f) jewel, gem, bud, amber gem
confine, -is (n) border, boundary, confine, edge confine
supercilium, -ii (n) eyebrow, frown, arrogance supercilium; supercile
massa, -æ (f) mass, bulk, club, load mass
rudor, rudoris (m) blush, reddness, modesty, shame, disgrace
medulla, -æ (f) marrow medulla
bos, bovis (m/f) ox, cow, bull, cattle
herba, -æ (f) herb, grass herb
figura, -æ (f) shape, form, figure, beauty, style figure
harena, -æ (f) sand, sandy land
deceris, -is (f) ship (10 banks of oars)
marmor, marmoris (n) marble, block of marble, surface of the sea marmor
chorus, -i (m) chorus, choir, singing, dancers chorus
nodus, -i (m) knot node
crinis, -is (m) hair crine
origo, originis (f) origin, source, birth origin
leo, leonis (m) lion lion
color, coloris (m) colour, pigment, shade colour
columba, -æ (f) pigeon, dove
cliens, clientis (m) customer, client client
avis, avis (f) bird, sign, omen
templum, -i (n) temple, church, shrine, holy place temple
theatrum, -i (n) theater theatre
currus, currus (m) chariot, triumph, wheels on plow, cart curre
forum, -i (n) market, forum forum
formica, -æ (f) ant formica
venus, veneris (f) Venus, sexual activity
ensis, ensis (m) sword (poetic)
oceanus, -i (m) ocean ocean
mille, millis (n) 1000 million
legatus, -i (m) envoy, ambassador, legate, officer legate
plebs, plebis (f) common people pleb/s
annus, -i (m) year annals
medicus, -i (m) doctor medic
regina, -æ (f) queen regina
terra, -æ (f) earth, ground, land, counrty
numerus, -i (m) number
populus, -i (m) the people, a people, nation populace
femina, -æ (f) woman
hora, -æ (f) hour, time hour
via, -æ (f) way, road, street
equus, -i (m) horse
causa, -æ (f) cause, reason; case, situation cause
casa, -æ (f) house, cottage, hut
ludus, -i (m) game, sport, school lude
familia, -æ (f) household, family family
factum, -i (n) deed, act, achievment
luna, -æ (f) moon
essedum, -i (n) war chariot essed
delectatio, delectationis (f) delight, pleasure, enjoyment delectation
ingenium, - ii (n) nature, innate talent ingeny
ordo, ordinis (m) row, order, rank, class order
munitio, munitionis (f) fortification munition
facultas, facultatis (n/f) means, ability, skill; opportunity, chance, resources faculty
solacium, -ii (n) comfort, relief solace
ætas, ætatis (f) period of life, age, an age, time
consuetudo, consuetudinis (f) habit, custom, normal, tradition consuetude
vinculum, -i (n) chain, bond, inprisonment
vadum, -i (n) shallow place, stream, ford, shoal, channel vade
patruelis, -is (m) cousin patruel
puppis, puppis (f) stem, ship, poop, aft
crimen, criminis (n) crime, offense, fault, indictment, charge, blame crime
lupus, -i (m) wolf
ferus, -i (n) wild beast, animal
cervix, cervicis (f) neck, nape, cervix
nex, necis (f) murder, death
pulpitum, -i (n) stage pulpit
dives, divitis (m) rich man
artifex, artificis (n) artist, craftsman, author, master of an art artifex, artifice
digitus, -i (m) finger, toe, inch
facies, -ei (f) beauty, shape, face, look, presense, appearence face
gena, -æ (f) cheeks (pl), eyes gena
velum, -i (n) cloth, sail; canvas, covering, curtain veil
linea, -æ (f) string, line line
dens, dentis (m) tooth
flos, floris (m) flower, blossom, youth in prime flora
lacrima, -æ (f) tear, weep
plausus, -us (m) applause, clapping plause
sonus, -i (m) noise, sound sound, sone
amygdala, -æ (f) almond, almond tree
speculum, -i (n) mirror, copy
concha, -æ (f) mollusk, oyster, pearl-shell, triton horn conch
tegumen, teguminis (n) covering, cover, clothing tegmen
murex, muricis (m) purple fish, purple dye, purple cloth murex
segmentum, -i (n) shred, cutting, border of purple or gold segment
fæx, fæcis (f) dregs, crowds, deposits faeces
pluvia, -æ (f) rain, shower
sucus, -i (m) juice, sap, drink, moisture succus
thalamus, -i (m) bedroom, marriage
lana, -æ (f) wool, fleece, down
lapillus, -i (m) precious stone, gem, jewel, pebble, little stone lapilli
ær, æris (m) air, sky, cloud, mist air
unda, -æ (f) wave und
aluta, -æ (f) purse; a soft leather
anulus, -i (m) ring annulus, annulet
boreas, -e (m) north wind bora
simplicitas, simplicitatis (f) simplicity, candor simplicity
medicamen, medicaminis (n) drug, medicine, remedy
æs, æris (n) money, pay, fee, fare
patronus, -i (m) patron, advocate, defender patron
frons, frontis (m/f) forehead, face, brow, front front
seges, segetis (f) grain field, crop
solum, -i (n) soil, land, ground, bottom, floor soil
piscis, -is (m) fish
tabella, -æ (f) small board, picture, ballot, tablet, deed; (pl) document, letter
judex, judicis (m) judge, juror
cura, -æ (f) care, attention cure
Created by: xandoran78
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