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Nouns - 1st Dec

Nouns of the 1st Declension

TermDefinition
epistula, epistulae an epistle; a letter
fabula, fabulae a story
aqua, aquae water
femina, feminae woman
ira, irae anger; rage; ire
nauta, nautae masculine - sailor
puella, puellae girl
sapientia, sapientiae wisdom, discernment
sententia, sententiae opinion, judgement; idea; a sentence
vita, vitae life; way of life
amica, amicae friend (feminine), girlfriend
fama, famae rumour, report; fame; reputation
iustitia, iustitiae justice
natura, naturae nature
stultitia, stultitiae foolishness
dea, deae goddess; female deity
filia, filiae daughter
fortuna, fortunae luck, fortune
gratia, gratiae favour; gratitude; partiality
patria, patriae homeland; fatherland
pecunia, pecuniae money
porta, portae gate; entrance
Roma, Romae Rome
rosa, rosae a rose
terra, terrae earth, soil; land; country, region
victoria, victoriae victory
agricola, agricolae masculine - farmer
amicitia, amicitiae friendship
causa, causae a cause, reason; case (legal)
domina, dominae mistress
forma, formae form, shape; beauty
mora, morae delay
regina, reginae queen
hora, horae hour, time
via, viae road, street, way
culpa, culpae guilt, fault; blame
cura, curae care, caution; a charge, task
gloria, gloriae glory, fame, praise
philosophia, philosophiae philosophy
copia, copiae abundance, supply
copiae, -arum plural - supplies; troops; forces
discipula, discipulae pupil, student (female)
divitiae, divitiarum plural - riches, wealth
insidiae, insidiarum plural - plots, treachery; an ambush
poena, poenae penalty, punishment
turba, turbae mob, crowd; uproar, disturbance
clementia, clementiae mildness, gentleness, mercy
littera, litterae a letter (of the alphabet)
litterae, litterarum plural - letter, epistle; document; literature
luxuria, luxuriae luxury, extravagance
memoria, memoriae memory, recollection
miseria, miseriae misery
patientia, patientiae patience
casa, casae house, cottage, hut
familia, familiae household, family
fenestra, fenestrae window
lingua, linguae tongue; language
poeta, poetae masculine - poet
Created by: TessieH
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