1/2 Declension Nouns Flashcards
(128 cards)
1
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familia, familiae (f)
A
household
2
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filia, filiae (f)
A
Daughter
3
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serua, seruae (f)
A
Enslaved woman, female slave
4
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aula, aulae (f)
A
Pot
5
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corona, coronae (f)
A
crown, garland
6
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scaena, scaenae (f)
A
stage
7
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coquus, coqui (m)
A
cook
8
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seruus, serui (m)
A
enslaved man, male slave
9
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aurum, auri (n)
A
gold
10
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cura, curae (f)
A
care, worry, concern
11
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deus, dei (m)
A
god
12
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thesaurus, thesauri (m)
A
treasure
13
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unguentum, unguenti (n)
A
ointment
14
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somnium, somni/somnii (n)
A
dream
15
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aqua, aquae (f)
A
water
16
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dominus, domini (m)
A
master, lord
17
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oculus, oculi (m)
A
eye
18
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uicinus, uicini (m)
A
neighbour, neighbouring
19
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femina, feminae (f)
A
woman
20
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pecunia, pecuniae (f)
A
money
21
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puella, puellae (f)
A
girl
22
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culter, cultri (m)
A
knife
23
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filius, filii (m)
A
son
24
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uir, uiri (m)
A
man, husband
25
puer, pueri (m)
boy
26
nuptiae, nuptiarum (f)
marriage-rites
27
opera, operae (f)
attention
28
animus, animi (f)
mind, spirit, soul
29
consilium, consilii (n)
plan, advice, judgment
30
cena, cenae (f)
dinner
31
turba, turbae (f)
mob, crowd
32
audacia, audaciae (f)
boldness, cockiness
33
continentia, continentiae (f)
self-control, restraint
34
fanum, fani (n)
shrine
35
luna, lunae (f)
moon
36
sapienta, sapientae (f)
wisdom, intelligence
37
victoria, victoriae (f)
victory
38
uia, uiae (f)
way, road
39
officium, offici (n)
duty, job
40
oppidum, oppidi (n)
town
41
uerbum, uerbi (n)
word
42
praeda, praedae (f)
booty, plunder
43
ager, agri (m)
land, field, territory
44
legatus, legati (m)
ambassador, army official
45
castra, castorum (n)
camp
46
proelium, proelii (n)
battle
47
forma, formae (f)
shape, looks, beauty
48
gratiae, gratiarum (f)
thanks, recompense
49
hora, horae (f)
hour
50
signum, signi (n)
seal, signal, sign
statue
51
uita, uitae (f)
life
52
dolus, doli (m)
trick, deception, fraud
53
malum, mali (n)
trouble, evil
54
dea, deae (f)
goddess
55
discordia, discordiae (f)
discord, strife, quarrel
56
ianua, ianuae (f)
door
57
terra, terrae (f)
land, earth
58
Italia, Italiae (f)
Italy
59
porta, portae (f)
gate
60
Roma, Romae (f)
Rome
61
arbiter, arbitri (m)
judge
62
annus, anni (m)
year
63
equus, equi (m)
horse
64
Graeci, Graecorum (m)
the Greeks
65
Troiani, Troianorum (m)
the Trojans
66
iudicium, iudicii (n)
judgement
67
malum, mali (n)
apple
68
matrimonium, matrimonii (n)
marriage
69
bellum, belli (n)
war
70
fatum, fati (n)
fate
71
Ilium, Ilii (n)
Ilium
72
Lauinium, Lauinii (n)
Lavinium
73
gratia, gratiae (f)
friendship
74
auus, auui (m)
grandfather
75
murus, muri (m)
wall
76
puer, pueri (m)
boy
slave boy
77
fundamentum, fundamenti (n)
foundation
78
imperium, imperii (n)
command, order, empire
79
regnum, regni (n)
kingdom
80
liberi, liberorum (m)
children
81
lucus, luci (m)
grove, wood
82
populus, populi (m)
people
83
conubium, conubii (n)
marriage
84
spectaculum, spectaculi (n)
public entertainment
show
85
pudicitia, pudicitiae (f)
chastity
86
fors (f)
chance (nom.)
87
forte (f)
by chance (abl.)
88
lana, lanae (f)
wool
89
epulae, epularum (f)
meal, feast
90
minae, minarum (f)
threats
91
gladius, gladii (m)
sword
92
pretium, pretii (n)
price, value, reward
93
nuntius, nuntii (n)
messenger, message, news
94
ferrum, ferri (n)
sword, iron
95
amicus, amici (m)
friend, ally
96
otium, otii (n)
cessation of conflict
leisure
inactivity
97
aedificium, aedificii (n)
building
98
auxilium, auxilii (n)
help, aid
99
impedimentum, impedimenti (n)
hinderance
100
iurandum, iurandi (n)
oath
101
Agrigentinus, Agrigentini (m)
Agrigentum (town in Sicily)
102
fama, famae (f)
rumour
report
reputation
103
pugnus, pugni (m)
fist
104
simulacrum, simulacri (n)
image, copy
105
templum, templi (n)
temple
106
negotium, negotii (n)
business, work, duty
107
Syracusanus, Syracusani (m)
Syracusan, person from Syracuse
108
locus, loci (m) *pl. loca, locorum
place, region
109
sacra, sacrorum (n)
rites
110
Asia, Asiae (f)
Asia Minor
111
Lampsacenus, Lampsaceni (m)
person from Lampsacum/Lampsacenus
112
conuiuium, conuiuii (n)
party
113
laetitia, laetitiae (f)
merriment, festivity, joy
114
argentum, argenti (n)
silver, silver-plate, money
115
litterae, litterarum (f)
letter
116
poculum, poculi (n)
cup
117
modus, modi (m)
way, fashion, manner
118
prouincia, prouinciae (f)
province
119
Sicilia, Siciliae (f)
Sicily
120
nihil (indeclinable)
nothing
121
nihili *gen. sg. of nihilum (n)
of no worth, value
122
Phaedra, Phaedrae (f)
Phaedra
123
Staphyla, Staphylae (f)
Staphyla
124
Minerua, Mineruae (f)
Minerva
125
Helena, Helenae (f)
Helen
126
Aeneas, Aeneae (m)
*acc. Aenean
Aeneas
127
Romulus, Romuli (m)
Romulus
128
Mercurius, Mercurii (m)
Mercury
