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450 Cards in this Set
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agricola, -ae
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farmer, field worker |
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nauta, -ae
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sailor 1st declension, masculine |
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poēta, -ae
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poet
1st declension, masculine |
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scurra, -ae |
fool, jester, comedian 1st declension, masculine |
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amīcitia, -ae
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friendship 1st declension, feminine |
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ancilla, -ae
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slave-girl, slave-woman
1st declension, feminine |
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anima, -ae
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breeze, air, breath, spirit, life, soul
1st declension, feminine |
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aqua, -ae
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water
1st declension, feminine |
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āra, -ae |
altar 1st declension, feminine |
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aura, -ae |
breeze, breath of air, gleam, vapor; (plural) airs, heaven 1st declension, feminine |
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causa, -ae |
cause, motive, origin, occasion, subject, lawsuit, trial 1st declension, feminine |
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cēna, -ae |
dinner, meal 1st declension, feminine |
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clēmentia, -ae |
gentleness, mildness 1st declension, feminine |
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coma, -ae |
hair, tresses 1st declension, feminine |
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cōpia, -ae |
plenty, supply, abundance; (plural) forces, especially troops; supplies 1st declension, feminine |
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corōna, -ae |
garland, chaplet, wreath 1st declension, feminine |
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culpa, -ae
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guilt, fault, blame
1st declension, feminine |
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cūra, -ae |
care, worry, concern 1st declension, feminine |
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dea, -ae |
goddess (dative and ablative plural forms are deābus) 1st declension, feminine |
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dīvitiae, -ārum |
riches (appears in plural only) 1st declension, feminine |
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domina, -ae
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householder, mistress, lady 1st declension, feminine |
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epistula, -ae |
letter 1st declension, feminine |
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extera, -ae
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female foreigner 1st declension, feminine |
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fābula, -ae
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a fictitious narrative, tale, or story, a dramatic poem, play, fable
1st declension, feminine |
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fāma, -ae |
rumor, reputation, fame, glory
1st declension, feminine |
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fēmina, -ae
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woman 1st declension, feminine |
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fera, -ae |
wild animal
1st declension, feminine |
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figūra, -ae |
form, shape
1st declension, feminine |
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fīlia, -ae |
daughter (dative and ablative plural forms are filiābus)
1st declension, feminine |
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flamma, -ae |
flame, fire 1st declension, feminine |
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fōrma, -ae
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form, figure, structure, appearance, beauty 1st declension, feminine |
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fortūna, -ae
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fortune 1st declension, feminine |
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fuga, -ae |
flight, a running away, a route
1st declension, feminine |
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gena, -ae
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cheek, eye 1st declension, feminine |
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glōria, -ae |
glory, fame 1st declension, feminine |
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grātia, -ae |
favor, influence, gratitude; the Graces 1st declension, feminine |
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herba, -ae |
herb, grass, turf, plain, meadow 1st declension, feminine |
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hōra, -ae |
hour 1st declension, feminine |
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iniūria, -ae |
injustice, wrong, affront 1st declension, feminine |
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īnsidia, -ae |
a plot, treachery, trap; (plural) ambush, ambuscade
1st declension, feminine |
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insula, -ae |
island, block of flats 1st declension, feminine |
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invidia, -ae |
envy, jealousy, hatred
1st declension, feminine |
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īra, -ae |
anger, wrath 1st declension, feminine |
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iuventa, -ae |
period of youth, youth
1st declension, feminine |
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lacrima, -ae |
tear 1st declension, feminine |
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lingua, -ae |
tongue, language 1st declension, feminine |
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littera, -ae |
letter (of the alphabet); (plural) literature, epistles, letters 1st declension, feminine |
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lūna, -ae
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moon 1st declension, feminine |
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lyra, -ae |
a lute, lyre, lyric poetry, song, the constellation Lyra
1st declension, feminine |
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māteria, -ae |
timber, lumber
1st declension, feminine |
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memoria, -ae |
memory, recollection, history, that within memory, tradition 1st declension, feminine |
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mēnsa, -ae |
table 1st declension, feminine |
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mora, -ae |
delay, hindrance, pause 1st declension, feminine |
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mūsa, -ae |
muse 1st declension, feminine |
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nātūra, -ae |
nature 1st declension, feminine |
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nympha, -ae |
nymph 1st declension, feminine |
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opera, -ae |
work, care, aid, service, effort 1st declension, feminine |
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ōra, -ae |
coast 1st declension, feminine |
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pātria, -ae |
fatherland, country
1st declension, feminine |
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pecūnia, -ae |
money 1st declension, feminine |
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philosophia, -ae |
philosophy, love of wisdom
1st declension, feminine |
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poena, -ae |
penalty, punishment 1st declension, feminine |
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potentia, -ae |
force, power 1st declension, feminine |
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porta, -ae
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gate
1st declension, feminine |
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praeda, -ae |
booty, prey 1st declension, feminine |
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prōvincia, -ae
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province, office 1st declension, feminine |
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puella, -ae |
girl, maiden 1st declension, feminine |
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pugna, -ae |
battle, fight 1st declension, feminine |
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rēgīna, -ae |
queen 1st declension, feminine |
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rīpa, -ae |
bank (as of a river) 1st declension, feminine |
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rosa, -ae |
rose 1st declension, feminine |
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rota, -ae |
wheel 1st declension, feminine |
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ruīna, -ae |
downfall, collapse 1st declension, feminine |
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sapientia, -ae |
wisdom, judgment, understanding, reason 1st declension, feminine |
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sententia, -ae |
feeling, thinking, opinion, judgment 1st declension, feminine |
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silva, -ae |
forest, grove 1st declension, feminine |
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stēlla, -ae |
star 1st declension, feminine |
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taberna, -ae |
shop, inn, tavern 1st declension, feminine |
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tenebrae, -ārum
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(only appears in the plural) darkness 1st declension, feminine |
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terra, -ae |
land 1st declension, feminine |
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turba, -ae |
confusion, tumult, crowd, throng 1st declension, feminine |
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umbra, -ae
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shade, shadow
1st declension, feminine |
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unda, -ae
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wave, billow, sea
1st declension, feminine |
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via, -ae |
way, route, street 1st declension, feminine |
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victōria, -ae |
victory 1st declension, feminine |
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villa, -ae |
country-seat (country house) 1st declension, feminine |
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vīta, -ae |
life 1st declension, feminine |
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ager, agrī |
cultivated land, field, country
2nd declension, masculine |
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amīcus, -ī |
friend 2nd declension, masculine |
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animus, -ī
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feeling, spirit, soul
2nd declension, masculine |
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annus, -ī
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year 2nd declension, masculine |
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barbarus, -ī |
foreigner, stranger (anyone not a Greek or Roman) 2nd declension, masculine |
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campus, -ī
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plain, field 2nd declension, masculine |
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capillus, -ī |
head of hair, hair
2nd declension, masculine |
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captīvus, -ī |
captive, prisoner of war 2nd declension, masculine |
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chorus, -ī
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dance, choral dance, band, troop
2nd declension, masculine |
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cibus, -ī
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food 2nd declension, masculine |
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deus, -ī
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god 2nd declension, masculine |
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digitus, -ī
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finger
2nd declension, masculine |
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dominus, -ī
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householder, master, lord
2nd declension, masculine |
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equus, -ī
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horse 2nd declension, masculine |
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fīlius, -ī |
son 2nd declension, masculine |
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gladius, -ī |
sword 2nd declension, masculine |
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hortus, -ī |
garden 2nd declension, masculine |
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inimīcus, -ī |
personal enemy 2nd declension, masculine |
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legatus, -ī |
envoy, ambassador, commander of a legion, officer 2nd declension, masculine |
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libellus, -ī |
booklet 2nd declension, masculine |
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liber, -brī |
book, volume, inner bark of the tree
2nd declension, masculine |
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līberī, -ōrum |
children (appears in the plural only)
2nd declension, masculine |
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lībertus, -ī |
freedman, ex-slave
2nd declension, masculine |
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locus, -ī
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place, location (plural takes neuter forms); (masculine plural) passages in a book 2nd declension, masculine |
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lūcus, -ī
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grove, sacred grove
2nd declension, masculine |
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magister, -trī |
master, schoolmaster, foreman, chief, steersman
2nd declension, masculine |
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marītus, -ī |
husband, married man, lover, suitor 2nd declension, masculine |
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minister, trī
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attendant, servant, tool, agent 2nd declension, masculine |
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modus, -ī
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measure, manner, kind
2nd declension, masculine |
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morbus, -ī
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sickness, disease 2nd declension, masculine |
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mundus, -ī
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universe, the world, the earth, the inhabitants of the earth, mankind 2nd declension, masculine |
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mūrus, -ī
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wall
2nd declension, masculine |
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nātus, -ī
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son, a young animal; (plural) offpsring (sometimes appears as nāta, -ae for daughter) 2nd declension, masculine |
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numerus, -ī |
number, amount, rhythm 2nd declension, masculine |
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nūntius, -ī
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messenger, message, news 2nd declension, masculine |
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oculus, -ī |
eye 2nd declension, masculine |
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polus, -ī |
pole (extremity of an axis, sky, heavens 2nd declension, masculine |
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pontus, -ī |
the open sea, deep 2nd declension, masculine |
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populus, -ī |
people, nation 2nd declension, masculine |
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puer, puerī
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boy, slave; (plural) children 2nd declension, masculine |
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rāmus, -ī |
branch, bough (of a tree) 2nd declension, masculine |
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rogus, -ī |
funeral pyre 2nd declension, masculine |
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servus, -ī |
slave 2nd declension, masculine |
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socius, -ī |
ally, confederate 2nd declension, masculine |
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somnus, -ī |
sleep 2nd declension, masculine |
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sonus, -ī |
sound, noise 2nd declension, masculine |
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taurus, -ī |
bull 2nd declension, masculine |
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thalamus, -ī |
bed-chamber, couch, (especially) a bridal bed 2nd declension, masculine |
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titulus, -ī |
inscription, label, title, notice, bill, placard, honorable appellation, pretext 2nd declension, masculine |
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torus, -ī |
bed, couch, royal seat or throne 2nd declension, masculine |
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tribunus, -ī |
tribune 2nd declension, masculine |
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triumphus, -ī
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triumph 2nd declension, masculine |
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tumulus, -ī |
hillock, mound, swelling 2nd declension, masculine |
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ventus, -ī |
wind 2nd declension, masculine |
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vīcīnus, -ī |
neighbor 2nd declension, masculine |
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vir, virī |
man, husband, hero 2nd declension, masculine |
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humus, -ī |
ground 2nd declension, feminine |
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aevum, -ī |
lifetime, age, old age, eternity 2nd declension, neuter |
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antrum, -ī |
cave, cavern, grotto 2nd declension, neuter |
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arma, -ōrum |
arms, armor, implements of war, gear, tackle (appears in the plural only) 2nd declension, neuter |
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arvum, -ī |
field, plowed land 2nd declension, neuter |
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astrum, -ī |
heavenly body, star, planet, constellation, sky 2nd declension, neuter |
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aurum, -ī |
gold, money 2nd declension, neuter |
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auxilium, -ī |
support, assistance; (plural) auxiliary forces, reinforcements 2nd declension, neuter |
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bellum, -ī |
war 2nd declension, neuter |
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beneficium, -ī |
kindness, favor, privilege 2nd declension, neuter |
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bonum, -ī |
good, good thing, profit, advantage, material goods, supplies 2nd declension, neuter |
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caelum, -ī |
sky, heaven 2nd declension, neuter |
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castra, -ōrum |
camp, military encampment (appears in the plural only) 2nd declension |
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ceteri, ceterōrum |
the others, the rest, all the rest 2nd declension, neuter |
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collum, -ī |
neck 2nd declension, neuter |
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cōnsilium, -ī
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plan, idea, advice, council, deliberative body, prudence, discretion 2nd declension, neuter |
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dōnum, -ī
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gift, present 2nd declension, neuter |
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exemplum, -ī |
pattern, copy, analogy, archetype, reproduction, transcription 2nd declension, neuter |
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exsilium, -ī |
exile, banishment; (plural) those exiled 2nd declension, neuter |
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factum, -ī
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fact, deed, act, accomplishment, achievement 2nd declension, neuter |
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fātum, -ī |
fate 2nd declension, neuter |
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ferrum, -ī |
iron, iron tool, weapon, sword 2nd declension, neuter |
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forum, -ī |
market-place, Roman forum, place of public meeting 2nd declension, neuter |
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fretum, -ī
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strait (of water) 2nd declension, neuter |
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gaudium, -ī |
delight, joy, pleasure 2nd declension, neuter |
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imperium, -ī |
empire, power, command 2nd declension, neuter |
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incendium, -ī |
conflagration, glow, heat 2nd declension, neuter |
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ingenium, -ī |
character, temperament, ability 2nd declension, neuter |
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initium, -ī |
beginning, commencement, entrance 2nd declension, neuter |
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iudicium, -ī |
judgment, decision, opinion, trial 2nd declension, neuter |
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iugum, -ī |
yoke, ridge, chain of hills, summit 2nd declension, neuter |
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lētum, -ī
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ruin, death 2nd declension, neuter |
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malum, -ī
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evil, mischief, disaster, harm; apple (think malum aurum) 2nd declension, neuter |
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membrum, -ī |
member, limb, organ, male genitals, room, section 2nd declension, neuter |
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monumentum, -ī |
reminder, memorial, monument 2nd declension, neuter |
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negotium, -ī |
pain, trouble, distress, work, business, activity, job 2nd declension, neuter |
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odium, -ī |
hatred, unpopularity, boredom, impatience 2nd declension, neuter |
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officium, -ī |
service, duty, kindness 2nd declension, neuter |
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oppidium, -ī |
town 2nd declension, neuter |
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ōsculum, -ī |
kiss 2nd declension, neuter |
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ōtium, -ī |
leisure 2nd declension, neuter |
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pelagus, -ī |
sea (especially the open sea) 2nd declension, neuter |
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perīculum, -ī |
danger, peril 2nd declension, neuter |
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pōculum, -ī
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drinking cup 2nd declension, neuter |
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praeceptum, -ī |
lesson, teaching, precept, command, order 2nd declension, neuter |
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praemium, -ī |
bounty, reward 2nd declension, neuter |
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praesidium, -ī |
protection, help, guard, garrison 2nd declension, neuter |
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pretium, -ī |
price 2nd declension, neuter |
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prīncipium, -ī
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beginning 2nd declension, neuter |
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proelium, -ī |
fight, battle 2nd declension, neuter |
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rēgnum, -ī |
royal power, control, kingdom 2nd declension, neuter |
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sacrum, -ī
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sacrifice, sacred vessel; (plural) religious rites 2nd declension, neuter |
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saeculum, -ī
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a generation, age, especially a century, time in general
2nd declension, neuter |
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saxum, -ī |
stone, stone face, cliff 2nd declension, neuter |
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sepulcrum, -ī |
place of burial, tomb, grave
2nd declension, neuter |
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sertum, -ī |
wreath of flowers, garland 2nd declension, neuter |
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sīgnum, -ī |
sign, signal, mark, a seal, military standard 2nd declension, neuter |
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somnium, -ī |
dream 2nd declension, neuter |
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spatium, -ī |
space (of time, usually) 2nd declension, neuter |
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studium, -ī |
eagerness, devotion; (plural) pursuits 2nd declension, neuter |
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supplicium, -ī |
punishment, suffering, supplication, torture 2nd declension, neuter |
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tēctum, -ī |
a covered place, roof, building, house 2nd declension, neuter |
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tēlum, -ī |
weapon, bolt, javelin 2nd declension, masculine |
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templum, -ī |
temple, holy place, place marked off for augury 2nd declension, neuter |
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tergum, -ī |
back, rear 2nd declension, neuter |
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vadum, -ī |
a ford, shallows, a shoal 2nd declension, neuter |
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vēlum, -ī
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a cloth, covering, especially a sail 2nd declension, neuter |
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venēnum, -ī |
poison, drug 2nd declension, neuter |
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verbum, -ī |
word 2nd declension, neuter |
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verum, -ī |
truth, in reality, fact 2nd declension, neuter |
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vestīgium, -ī |
footstep, footprint, track, trace
2nd declension, neuter |
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vinculum, -ī |
bond, fetter, tie 2nd declension, neuter |
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vīnum, -ī |
wine, vine 2nd declension, neuter |
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vitium, -ī |
flaw, defect, foible, crime 2nd declension, neuter |
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vōtum, -ī |
vow, sacred promise, prayer, sacred offering, vote 2nd declension, neuter |
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vulgus, -ī |
the common people 2nd declension, neuter |
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aethēr, -eris |
pure upper air, ether, heaven, sky 3rd declension, masculine |
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amnis, -is |
river, torrent 3rd declension, masculine |
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amor, -ōris |
love 3rd declension, masculine |
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cinis, -eris
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ashes, embers 3rd declension, masculine |
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clāmor, -ōris |
outcry, shout 3rd declension, masculine |
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collis, -is |
hill 3rd declension, masculine |
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color, -ōris |
color 3rd declension, masculine |
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cōnsul, -is |
consul 3rd declension, masculine |
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crīnis, -is |
hair, locke of hair, plume of a helmet, tail of a comet 3rd declension, masculine |
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dīves, -itis |
the rich, those who are well off 3rd declension, masculine |
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dolor, -ōris |
pain, grief, sorrow, resentment 3rd declension, masculine |
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dux, ducis |
leader, guide, general
3rd declension, masculine |
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eques, -itis |
horseman, rider; (plural) cavalry, equestrian order 3rd declension, masculine |
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error, -ōris |
wandering, error, mistake, deception 3rd declension, masculine |
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fīnis, -is
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end point, termination, boundary 3rd declension, masculine |
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flōs, -ōris |
flower, blossom, bloom, prime of youth
3rd declension, masculine |
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fōns, fontis
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spring, fountain 3rd declension, masculine |
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frāter, -tris |
brother 3rd declension, masculine |
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furor, -ōris |
rage, fury 3rd declension, masculine |
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grex, gregis |
herd 3rd declension, masculine |
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gurges, -itis
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gulf, whirlpool, sea 3rd declension, masculine |
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homō, -inis |
person, man 3rd declension, masculine |
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honor, -ōris |
honor, praise, glory 3rd declension, masculine |
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hospes, -itis |
host, guest, visitor, stranger, soldier in billets 3rd declension, masculine |
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hymen, -is |
wedding chant, wedding; as a proper name: god of marriage 3rd declension, masculine |
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ignis, -is |
fire 3rd declension, masculine |
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imber, -bris |
rain-storm, shower 3rd declension, masculine |
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imperātor, -ōris |
commander, general 3rd declension, masculine |
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iūdex, -icis |
judge, juror, arbiter 3rd declension, masculine |
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labor, -ōris |
toil, exertion 3rd declension |
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lapis, -idis |
stone 3rd declension, masculine |
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lar, laris |
Lares, god(s) of the home, hearth, household 3rd declension, masculine |
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leō, -ōnis |
lion 3rd declension, masculine |
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mēnsis, -is |
month 3rd declension, masculine |
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mercātor, -oris |
merchant 3rd declension, masculine |
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mīles, -itis
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soldier 3rd declension, masculine |
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mōns, montis |
mountain 3rd declension, masculine |
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mōs, mōris |
manner, way, custom, habit 3rd declension, masculine |
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nēmō, -inis |
no one, nobody 3rd declension, masculine |
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nepōs, -ōtis |
grandson, descendant, spendthrift, prodigal, playboy 3rd declension, masculine |
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ōrātor, -ōris |
pleader, orator, spokesman 3rd declension, masculine |
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orbis, -is |
circle, territory, sphere 3rd declension, masculine |
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ōrdō, -inis |
succession, order, class, rank, row 3rd declension, masculine |
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pater, -tris |
father 3rd declension, masculine |
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pauper, -eris |
a poor person 3rd declension, masculine |
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pēs, pedis |
foot 3rd declension, masculine |
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prīnceps, -ipis |
the first person on a list, the one who originates, first delivers, or declares, an opinion, the first, the most eminent, most distinguished 3rd declension, masculine |
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pudor, -ōris |
shame, modesty, propriety, sense of honor 3rd declension, masculine |
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rēx, rēgis
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king 3rd declension, masculine |
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sanguis, -inis |
blood 3rd declension, masculine |
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sapiens, sapientis |
sage, philosopher, wise or virtuous man, a teacher of wisdom 3rd declension, masculine |
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senātor, -tōris |
senator 3rd declension, masculine |
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sermō, -ōnis |
conversation, discussion, diction, talk, word 3rd declension, masculine |
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sōl, sōlis |
sun
3rd declension, masculine |
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terror, -ōris |
fright, terror, panic 3rd declension, masculine |
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timor, -ōris |
fear, apprehension 3rd declension, masculine |
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vertex (or vortex), -icis |
whirl, top of a whirl, summit, head, height 3rd declension, masculine |
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vetus, -eris |
antiquity, (plural) ancient times, traditional ways, forefathers 3rd declension, masculine |
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victor, -ōris |
conqueror 3rd declension, masculine |
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aetās, -ātis
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age, time of life 3rd declension, feminine |
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arbor, -oris |
tree 3rd declension, feminine |
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ars, artis
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skill, art 3rd declension, feminine |
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arx, arcis |
citadel, castle, summit 3rd declension, feminine |
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auctoritas, -tatis
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authority, power, counsel, advice, encouragement
3rd declension, feminine |
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auris, -is |
ear
3rd declension, feminine |
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avis, -is |
bird
3rd declension, feminine |
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caedēs, -is
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a cutting off, slaughter, gore
3rd declension, feminine |
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cīvitās, -ātis |
community, city, citizens, rights, citizenship
3rd declension, feminine |
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clādēs, -is
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destruction, slaughter
3rd declension, feminine |
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classis, -s
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class, division, fleet
3rd declension, feminine |
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cōgitātiō, -ōnis
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meditation, thinking
3rd declension, feminine |
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cohors, -tis
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cohort, band, troop, yard, pen, crew of a ship, attendants, staff
3rd declension, feminine |
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cupiditas, -tatis
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enthusiasm, passion, carnal desire, lust, greed, usury, ambition
3rd declension, feminine |
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cupīdō, -inis
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desire, eagerness, craving
3rd declension, feminine |
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dīgnitās, -tātis |
worth, rank, reputation, esteem
3rd declension, feminine |
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famēs, -is
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hunger, famine 3rd declension, feminine |
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fax, facis |
torch 3rd declension, feminine |
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frōns, frontis
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forehead, brow, front of a place
3rd declension, feminine |
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frūx, frūgis |
fruit of any kind
3rd declension, feminine |
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gēns, gentis |
family, tribe, race 3rd declension, feminine |
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hiem(p)s, hiemis |
winter 3rd declension, feminine |
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imāgō, -inis |
image, form, figure 3rd declension, feminine |
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laus, -dis |
praise 3rd declension, feminine |
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legiō, -ōnis |
legion 3rd declension, feminine |
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lēx, lēgis
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law, statue, ordinance 3rd declension, feminine |
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libertās, -ātis |
freedom, liberty 3rd declension, feminine |
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libido, libidinis |
desire, longing, lust, wantonness, passion 3rd declension, feminine |
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lūx, lūcis |
light 3rd declension, feminine |
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magnitūdō, -īnis |
greatness, size 3rd declension, feminine |
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māter, -tris |
mother 3rd declension, feminine |
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mēns, mentis |
mind 3rd declension, feminine |
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messis, -is |
a mowing, reaping, or gathering of the corn, harvest, the harvested crops, harvest-time 3rd declension, feminine |
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mōlēs, -is |
large mass, heap, pile, boulder, jetty, dam, dike; a monster 3rd declension, feminine |
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mors, -tis |
death 3rd declension, feminine |
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mulier, -eris
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woman, especially a married woman 3rd declension, feminine |
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multitūdō, -inis |
crowd, multitude, number, amount, body, a force, rabble, mob 3rd declension, feminine |
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nāvis, -is |
ship 3rd declension, feminine |
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nix, nivis |
snow 3rd declension, feminine |
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nox, noctis
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night 3rd declension, feminine |
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nūbēs, -is |
cloud, storm cloud, crowd, throng 3rd declension, feminine |
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ops, opis |
assistance, aid; (plural) means, resources 3rd declension, feminine |
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ōrātiō, -ōnis |
a pleading, speech, address 3rd declension, feminine |
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pars, partis |
part 3rd declension, feminine |
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pāx, pācis |
peace 3rd declension, feminine |
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pecus, -udis |
cattle, sheep 3rd declension, feminine |
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pietās, -ātis |
sense of duty, devotion, especially between parents and children 3rd declension, feminine |
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plebes, plēbis |
common people, general citizens, lower class mob, the masses 3rd declension, feminine |
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potestās, -ātis |
authority, just power 3rd declension, feminine |
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prex, precis |
request, prayer 3rd declension, feminine |
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prōlēs, -is |
offspring, descendants 3rd declension, feminine |
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quies, quietis |
quiet, calm, rest, peace, sleep 3rd declension, feminine |
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ratiō, -ōnis |
a thinking, reckoning, method, way, reasoning, account, invoice, system or plan, consideration or reason 3rd declension, feminine |
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ratis, -is |
raft, vessel 3rd declension, feminine |
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regiō, -ōnis |
direction, line, boundary, limit, district, region 3rd declension, feminine |
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religiō, -ōnis |
scruples, supernatural constraint, taboo, obligation, sanction, worship, rite, sanctity 3rd declension, feminine |
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salūs, -ūtis |
health, prosperity, greeting, salvation, safety 3rd declension, feminine |
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sēdēs, -is |
seat, abode, habitation 3rd declension, feminine |
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senectūs, -ūtis |
old age 3rd declension, feminine |
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soror, -ōris |
sister 3rd declension, feminine |
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sors, sortis |
lot, fate, destiny, oracle, success 3rd declension, feminine |
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tellūs, -ūris |
Earth 3rd declension, feminine |
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tempestas, -tātis |
storm, season, time, weather 3rd declension, feminine |
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urbs, urbis |
city 3rd declension, feminine |
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uxor, -ōris |
wife 3rd declension, feminine |
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vestis, -is |
garment, clothes, blanket, robe 3rd declension, feminine |
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vetustās, -ātis |
age, old age, antiquity, long duration 3rd declension, feminine |
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vicis, vicis |
turn, change, succession, exchange, repayment, plight, lot 3rd declension, feminine |
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virgō, -inis |
young woman, maiden 3rd declension, feminine |
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virtūs, -ūtis |
manliness, valor, courage, strength; (plural) virtues 3rd declension, feminine |
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vis, vīs |
force, strength, energy 3rd declension, feminine |
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volucris, -is |
bird 3rd declension, feminine |
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voluntās, -ātis |
wish, desire 3rd declension, feminine |
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voluptās, -ātis |
pleasure, enjoyment 3rd declension, feminine |
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vōx, vōcis |
voice, utterance, word 3rd declension, feminine |
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adulēscēns, -entis |
a youth, young man, young woman, maiden 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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anguis, -is |
serpent, snake 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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auctor, -ōris |
originator, producer, founder 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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bōs, bovis
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ox, cow 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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canis, -is |
dog 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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cīvis, -is |
citizen, fellow citizen 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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comes, -itis |
comrade, companion 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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coniūnx (coniux), -iugis |
consort, spouse, husband or wife 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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custōs, -ōdis |
guard, watchman 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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hostis, -is |
enemy, stranger, foreigner 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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iuvenis, -is |
a youth, young man or woman 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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parēns, -entis |
parent (used for either father or mother) 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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senex, -is |
an old man; rarely an old woman 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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vātēs, -is |
prophet, soothsayer, seer, bard 3rd declension, masculine or feminine |
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aequor, -oris |
surface of the sea, any level smooth surface, a plain, the sea 3rd declension, neuter |
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aes, aeris |
copper, bronze, anything made of bronze 3rd declension, neuter |
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agmen, -inis |
line of march, army on the march 3rd declension, neuter |
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animal, -malis |
animal, creature, beast, insect 3rd declension, neuter |
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caput, -itis |
head 3rd declension, neuter |
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carmen, -itis |
song 3rd declension, neuter |
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cor, cordis |
heart 3rd declension, neuter |
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corpus, -oris |
body 3rd declension, neuter |
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crīmen, -inis |
verdict, decision, charge, accusation 3rd declension, neuter |
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decus, -oris |
glory, honor, deeds, dignity, decorum, beauty 3rd declension, neuter |
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facinus, -noris |
crime, outrage 3rd declension, neuter |
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flūmen, -inis |
stream, river 3rd declension, neuter |
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frīgus, -oris |
cold 3rd declension, neuter |
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fulmen, -inis |
lightning, thunderbolt 3rd declension, neuter |
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fūnus, -eris |
funeral, death, dead body, pyre 3rd declension, neuter |
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genus, -eris |
birth, origin, lineage, offspring, tripe, people, sort, kind 3rd declension, neuter |
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iter, itineris |
journey, route, line of march 3rd declension, neuter |
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iūs, iūris |
right, law 3rd declension, neuter |
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latus, -teris |
side, flank 3rd declension, neuter |
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līmen, -inis |
threshold, lintel, door, house, barrier at a race 3rd declension, neuter |
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lītus, -oris |
beach, shore 3rd declension, neuter |
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lūmen, -inis |
a light 3rd declension, neuter |
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mare, -is |
sea 3rd declension, neuter |
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mīlia, -ium |
thousands (appears only in the plural) 3rd declension, neuter |
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moenia, -ium |
walls, fortifications (appears only in the plural) 3rd declension, neuter |
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mūnus, -eris |
task, function, service, gift, offering, bribe 3rd declension, neuter |
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neums, -oris |
open wood, glade, grove, forest, pasture 3rd declension, neuter |
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nōmen, -inis |
name 3rd declension, neuter |
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nūmen, -inis |
divine help, divine glory, deity 3rd declension, neuter |
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opus, -eris |
work
3rd declension, neuter |
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os, ossis |
bone, kernel (of a nut), heartwood, pit or stone (as from a fruit) 3rd declension, neuter |
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ōs, ōris |
mouth, face; (rarely, in plural) speech 3rd declension, neuter |
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pectus, -oris |
breast, bosom, chest, heart, soul, courage 3rd declension, neuter |
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pecus, -oris |
cattle 3rd declension, neuter |
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pondus, -eris |
weight 3rd declension, neuter |
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rūs, rūris |
country; (plural) lands, fields 3rd declension, neuter |
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scelus, -eris |
wicked deed, crime, sin 3rd declension, neuter |
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sēmen, -inis |
seed 3rd declension, neuter |
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sīdus, -eris |
star, constellation; (rarely, in plural) weather 3rd declension, neuter |
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tempus, -oris |
time, temple (area near forehead) 3rd declension, neuter |
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vēr, vēris |
spring 3rd declension, neuter |
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vulnus, -eris |
wound
3rd declension, neuter |
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affectus, -ūs |
affection, passion, goodwill, disposition, feeling; (plural) loved ones 4th declension, masculine |
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arcus, -ūs |
bow, arch 4th declension, masculine |
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cantus, -ūs |
song, music 4th declension, masculine |
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cāsus, -ūs |
a falling, fall, chance, accident 4th declension, masculine |
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cultus, -ūs |
cultivation, care, tending, training, education, refinement, reverence 4th declension, masculine |
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currus, -ūs |
chariot 4th declension, masculine |
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cursus, -ūs |
running, speed, zeal, charge, march, revolving (wheel), an advance 4th declension, masculine |
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exercitus, -ūs |
training, army 4th declension, masculine |
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flūctus, -ūs |
wave, flood, tumult, disorder 4th declension, masculine |
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frūctus, -ūs |
fruit, produce, benefit, enjoyment 4th declension, masculine |
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gradus, gradus |
step, position 4th declension, masculine |
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impetus, -ūs |
charge, attack, rush 4th declension, masculine |
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lacus, -ūs |
lake 4th declension, masculine |
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mānēs, ium |
deified souls of the dead, ghosts, shades, gods of the lower world (only appears in the plural) 4th declension, masculine |
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metus, -ūs |
fear, apprehension, dread 4th declension, masculine |
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motus, motus |
motion, movement, riot, disturbance, gesture, emotion 4th declension, masculine |
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portus, -ūs |
port, harbor 4th declension, masculine |
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senātus, -ūs |
council of elders, senate 4th declension, masculine |
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sēnsus, -ūs |
feeling, emotion, sense 4th declension, masculine |
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sinus, -ūs |
fold, bosom of a robe, gulf, bay 4th declension, masculine |
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spīritus, -ūs |
breathing, breath, breath of life, life, high spirit, pride, courage 4th declension, masculine |
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tumultus, -ūs |
commotion, uprising 4th declension, masculine |
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ūsus, -ūs |
use, advantage, experience; ūsus est = it is necessary 4th declension, masculine |
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versus, -ūs |
rank, tier, verse, a turning 4th declension, masculine |
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vultus, -ūs |
expression, face 4th declension, masculine |
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domus, -ūs |
home, house 4th declension, feminine |
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laurus, -ūs |
bay-tree, laurel, wreath of laurels 4th declension, feminine |
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manus, -ūs |
hand, crowd, group, band, a force 4th declension, feminine |
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cornū, -ūs |
horn, beak, bow, trumpet, mountain peak, anything shaped like a horn 4th declension, neuter |
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diēs, -ēī |
day 5th declension, masculine |
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aciēs, -ēī |
edge, front or line of a battle 5th declension, feminine |
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faciēs, -ēī |
form, figure, appearance, face 5th declension, feminine |
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fidēs, -ēī |
trust, faith, pledge, reliability, protection 5th declension, feminine |
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plebes, -ēī |
common people, general citizens, lower class, mob, the masses 5th declension, feminine |
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rēs, -ēī |
thing 5th declension, feminine |
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respublica |
republic 5th declension, feminine |
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speciēs, -ēī |
aspect, appearance 5th declension, feminine |
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spēs, -ēī |
hope 5th declension, feminine |
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fās |
divine right or law; fās + infinitive = permissible to indeclinalbe |
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nefās |
anything contrary to divine law, impiety, wickedness, sin, abomination indeclinable |
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nihil (nil) |
nothing, no, nonsense indeclinable |
