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Latin nouns 2
| Question | Answer | |
|---|---|---|
| genu, genus (n) | knee | |
| fides, fidei (f) | faith, trust, trustworthiness, fidelity, promise, guarentee | |
| vir, viri (m) | man, hero | |
| ager, agri (m) | field, farm | |
| apertum, aperti (n) | open, exposed space, the open | |
| pedes, peditis (m) | foot soldier, infantryman | |
| mercator, mercatoris (m) | trader, merchant | mercadore |
| fugitivus, -i (m) | runaway slave | fugitive |
| aridum, -i (n) | dry land, dry place, dryness | |
| græcia, -æ (f) | greece | |
| satura, æ (f) | satire | |
| sententia, -æ (f) | feeling, thought, opinion, vote | sentence |
| beneficium, -ii (n) | benefit, kindness, favour | benefice |
| sol, solis (m) | sun | |
| probitas, probitatis, (f) | uprightness, honesty | probity |
| senatus, -us (m) | senate | |
| flumen, fluminis (n) | river | flume |
| insidiæ, insidarum (f) | ambush, plot | |
| vitium, -i (n) | fault, vice, imperfection; moral crime | vice |
| patria, -æ (f) | fatherland, native land | patria |
| fama, -æ (f) | rumour, report; fame, reputation | fame |
| conjurati, -orum (m) | conspirators (pl) | conjure |
| vicinus, -i (m) / vicina, -æ (f) | neighbour | |
| murus, -i (m) | wall | mure |
| motus, -us (m) | movement, motion, riot | |
| lux, lucis (f) | light | |
| gens, gentis (f) | clan, race, nation, people | gens |
| nuntius, -ii (m) | messenger, herald, envoy, warning, report | nuncio |
| nata, -æ (f) | daughter | |
| copia, -æ (f) | abundence, supply; (pl) supplies, troops, forces | copia |
| discipula, -æ (f) | leaner, pupil | disciple |
| fructus, -us (m) | fruit, profit; benefit | |
| modus, -i (m) | measure, bound, limit; manner, method, mode, way | mode |
| sensus, -us (m) | feeling, sense | sense |
| scientia, -æ (f) | knowledge | science |
| fluctus, -us (m) | wave, disorder, flood, flow, tide | |
| imprudentia, -æ (f) | ignorance, lack of knowledge | imprudence |
| impetus, -us (m) | attack, assault, charge, attempt, vigor, fury | impetus |
| mensis, -is (m) | month, 30 days | |
| res nauticæ, -rum -arum (f) | seamanship | |
| exercitus, -us (m) | army, infantry, swarm, flock | |
| honor, honoris (m) | honour, esteem, public office | honour |
| sidus, sideris (n) | constellation, star | |
| occasio, occasionis (f) | occasion | occasion |
| lex, legis (f) | law, statute | |
| finis, finis (m) | end, limit, boundary, purpose; (pl) terretories, boundaries | finis, finish |
| sacredos, sacerdotis (m) | priest | sacerdos |
| ancora, -æ (f) | anchor, hook | anchor |
| imperator, imperatoris (m) | general, commander-in-chief, emperor | imperator |
| pondus, ponderis (n) | wieght, burden | ponder, pondus |
| conjunx, conjugis (m/f) | spouse, mate, husband, wife | |
| amator, amatoris (m) | lover, friend, devotee | |
| cultus, -us (m) | polish, elegance, style, grooming, habitation | |
| curia, -æ (f) | senate, court | curia |
| munus, muneris (n) | service, office, duty, function, gift, tribute | |
| imber, imberis (m) | rain, storm, shower | |
| ver, veris (n) | spring, youth | |
| glans, glandis (f) | acorn, beachnut | gland |
| canities, -ei (f) | white, gray colouring, gray hair, old age | canities |
| pretium, -i (n) | price, value, worth, reward, pay, money | price |
| humus, -i (f) | ground, soil, earth, land | |
| arcus, -us (m) | bow, arc, coil, rainbow | arc, arch |
| æquor, -is (n) | level surface, plain, sea, ocean | |
| gradus, -us (n) | step, position | grade |
| avos, -i (m) | grandfather, ancestor | |
| ornatus, -us (m) | equiptment, ornament, decoration, outfit | |
| pectus, pectoris (n) | breast, heart, soul, mind | |
| potestas, potestatis (f) | power, rule, force, ability, chance | potestate |
| perfugium, -ii (n) | refuge, shelter; asylum | |
| vulnis, vulneris (n) | wound | |
| usus, -us (m) | practice, use, employment | use |
| orbis, orbis (m) | circle, territory, sphere | orb |
| agmen, agminis (n) | stream, flock, herd, troop, marching army, line, procession | |
| casus, -us (m) | chance, fortune, fall, accident, emergency, fate | |
| dolus, -i (m) | trick, deceit, trickery, fraud | dolus |
| moles, molis (f) | large mass, rock, monster, building, wall, crowd, heap | mole |
| statio, stationis (f) | outpost, station | station |
| caper, capri (m) | he-goat, billy, armpit smell | |
| vellus, velleris (n) | fleece | |
| favilla, -æ (f) | embers, spark, ashes | |
| crus, cruris (n) | leg, shank | crus |
| sinus, -us (m) | bending, curve, fold, lap, bay | sinus |
| agna, -æ (f) | ear of grain, ewe, lamb | |
| fax, facis (f) | torch, fire, torment | |
| sermo, sermonis (m) | conversation, discussion, speech, rumor, talk | sermon |
| meta, -æ (f) | cone, pyramid, turning point, goal, end, boundary | |
| pudor, pudoris (n) | decency, shame, sense of humour, modesty | pudor,pudeur |
| vates, vatis (m) | prophet, seer, oracle, poet | vates |
| præceptor, -is (m) | teacher, instructor | preceptor |
| aura, -æ (f) | breeze, wind, odor, stench, vapor | aura |
| instita, -æ (f) | band on a dress | |
| racemus, -i (m) | bunch (grapes), cluster | raceme |
| frenum, -i (n) | bridle | |
| cibus, -i (m) | food, fare, rations, fuel, a meal, bait | |
| hamus, -i (m) | hook, barb on arrow, spike | |
| taurus, -i (m) | bull | |
| saltus, saltus (m) | leap, jump, spring, step | |
| metus, -us (m) | fear, dread, anxiety | |
| arx, arcis (f) | citadel, stronghold | |
| limen, liminis (n) | threshold; door; end, termination | |
| obses, obsidis (n) | hostage, pledge, security | |
| scalpha, -æ (f) | skiff, little boat | |
| coma, -æ (f) | hear, maine, fleece, leaves | |
| socius, socii (m) | associate, comparison, ally | |
| aratum, -i (n) | plow | |
| venator, venatoris (m) | hunter | venator |
| ops, opis (f) | power, might, wealth, resources | |
| stipula, -æ (f) | stalk, stubble, straw, reed | |
| damnum, -i (n) | damage, loss, injury, fine | damnum |
| gruis, -is (f) | crane | |
| bos, bovis (m) | ox, bull | |
| decor, decoris (m) | beauty, good looks, appearence, grace | decore, decorum |
| animus, -i (m) | soul, spirit, mind | animus |
| vulgus, -i (n) | the common people, rabble | |
| mensa, -æ (f) | table, dining, dish, course | |
| clementia, -æ (f) | mildness, gentleness, mercy | clemency |
| nepos, nepotis (n) | grandson, descendant | nepote |
| cursus, -us (m) | running, race, course | course |
| sapientia -æ (f) | wisdom | sapience |
| osculum, -i (n) | kiss | |
| vita, -æ (f) | life, mode of life | |
| ignis, ignis (m) | fire | |
| manus, manus (f) | hand, handwriting, band | |
| auctor, auctoris (m) | increaser, author, originator | author |
| navis, navis (f) | ship, boat | |
| remedium, -ii (n) | cure, remedy | remedy |
| turba, -æ (f) | uproar, disturbance, mob, crowd | turb |
| aquila, -æ (f) | standard, eagle, silver eagle on pole | |
| currus, currus (m) | chariot | curre |
| fuga, -æ (f) | flight, fleeing, escape, exile | |
| auxilium, -ii (n) | help, assistance, remedy, auxilaries | auxiliary |
| natio, nationis (f) | nation, people, birth, class, gentiles | nation |
| prœlium, -ii (n) | battle, fight, conflict, armed, hostile encounter | |
| frumentum, -i (n) | grain, crops | frument |
| castrum, -i (n) | fort, camp (pl) | |
| silva, -æ (f) | wood, forest | |
| telum, -i (n) | spear, dart, weapon, javelin | |
| passus, passus (m) | step, pace | pace |
| pugna, -æ (f) | battle, fight | |
| hiems, hiemis (f) | winter, rainy season, cold, frost, storm | hiems |
| parens, parentis (m/f) | parent | parent |
| versus, versus (m) | line of verse | verse |
| mœnia, mœnium (n) | walls of the city | |
| vultus, vultus (m) | face, expression | |
| tibicen, tibicinis (m) | piper, flute player | tibicen |
| verber, verberis (n) | lash, whip, a beating | |
| munditia, -æ (f) | cleanliness, taste, manners, elegance of appearence | |
| socer, soceri (m) | father-in-law | |
| arva, -æ (f) | dry land, arable land, soil | |
| janua, -æ (f) | door, entrance | |
| ævum, -i (n) | time, age, old age | aevum |
| vinculum, -i (n) | chain, band | |
| propinquus, -i (m) | relative; near, nigh, neighbouring | |
| abies, abietis (f) | fir tree, wood; ship, spear | |
| biga, -æ (f) | 2 horse chariot | biga |
| exuvia, -æ (f) | spoils, booty, memento (pl) | |
| armentum, -i (n) | herd, cattle, horses (pl) | |
| proditio, proditionis (f) | treason, betrayal | |
| bruma, -æ (f) | winter, cold | brume |
| instar (n) | image, likeness, counterpart | |
| draco, draconis (m) | snake | dragon |
| capulum, -i (n) | hilt, handle | |
| torus, -i (m) | swelling, mussel, bed, cushion | |
| ara, -æ (f) | alter, pyre, refuge, shelter | |
| pavor, pavoris (m) | fear, panic | pavor |
| faux, faucis (f) | jaws, chasm | faux, fauces |
| clangor, clangoris (m) | noise, clamour, blare | clang, clangour |
| mucro, mucronis (m) | sword, sword point | mucro |
| turris, turris (f) | tower, palace, citedel | turret |
| sedes, sedis (f) | seat, home, chair, settlement | |
| culmen, culminis (n) | height, zenith, summit, top | culmen |
| raptor, raptoris (m) | robber, plunderer | |
| astrum, -i (n) | sky, star, planets, heaven | |
| campus, -i (m) | plain, field, campus, scope, sea | campus |
| porticus, porticus ( ) | colonnade | |
| adytum, -i (n) | sanctuary, shrine | |
| trabs, trabis (f) | tree trunk, leg, club, spear, beam | |
| fiducia, -æ (f) | trust, faith, confidence, courage | fiduce |
| effugium, -ii (n) | flight, way of escape | |
| genitor, gentitoris (m) | creator, father | genitor |
| regnator, regnatoris (m) | king, lord | reigner |
| pelagus, -i (n) | the sea | |
| insania, -æ (f) | madness, folly | insane |
| cava, -æ (f) | hollow, cage | cave |
| ossum, -i (n) | bone, stone(fruit) | |
| quies, quietis (f) | quiet, sleep, rest, peace | quiet |
| incendium, -ii (n) | fire, firey passion, flames | incendium |
| numen, numinis (n) | divine will, divinity, god | numen |
| frux, frugis (f) | crops (pl), fruits, produce; honest men | |
| letum, -i (n) | death, destruction | |
| sepulcrum, -i (n) | grave, tombs | sepulcre |
| cælicola, -æ (f) | deity, god, heaven dweeler | |
| inimicus, -i (m) | enemy, fœ | enemy |
| serpens, serpentis (f) | snake | serpent |
| alvus, -i (f/m) | belly, stomach, womb, bowel | |
| dolor, doloris (m) | pain, grief, sorrow, suffering | dolour |
| costa, -æ (f) | rib, side | costa |
| conscius, -i (m/f) | knowing in common, privy, witnessing | conscious |
| carina, -æ (f) | the keel of a ship | carine |
| artus, artus (m) | body, arm, leg, frame; joint | |
| hortis, hortes (m) | an enemy; (pl) the enemy |
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