adulescens adulescentis, m | youth, young man |
agmen agminis, n | column of men, army |
amor amoris, m | love |
arbor arboris, f | tree |
ars artis, f | art, skill |
caedes caedis, f | slaughter, killing, murder |
canis canis, m and f | dog |
caput capitis, n | head, person, life, capital |
centurio centurionis, m | centurion |
certamen certaminis, n | contest, battle, struggle |
civis civis, m and f | citizen |
civitas civitatis, f | citizenship, state, city, tribe |
clades cladis, f | disaster, loss, defeat |
clamor clamoris, m | shout, uproar, noise |
cohors cohortis, f | cohort, company |
comes comitis, m and f | comrade, companion |
coniunx coniugis, m and f | husband, wife, spouse |
consul consulis, m | consul |
corpus corporis, n | body |
crimen criminis, n | accusation, charge, crime |
custos custodis, m and f | guard |
dignitas dignitatis, f | rank, dignity, importance, honour |
dolor doloris, m | pain, sorrow, anger |
dux ducis, m | leader, general, ruler |
eques equitis, m | knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry |
facinus facinoris, n | crime, outrage, deed |
finis finis, m | end, boundary, pl territory |
flumen fluminis, n | river |
foedus foederis, n | treaty, agreement |
frater fratris, m | brother |
frigus frigoris, n | cold |
furor furoris, m | rage, fury, madness, passion |
gens gentis, f | race, people, family, tribe, nation |
genus generis, n | race, descent, birth, kind |
hiems hiemis, f | winter, storm |
homo hominis, m | man, person |
honor honoris, m | honour, esteem, glory |
hospes hospitis, m | guest, host |
hostis hostis, m | enemy |
ignis ignis, m | fire |
imperator imperatoris, m | emperor, general, leader |
iter itineris, n | journey, march, way |
iudex iudicis, m and f | judge, juror |
labor laboris, m | work, toil, trouble |
latus lateris, n | side, wing |
laus laudis, f | praise, honour, credit |
legio legionis, f | legion |
lex legis, f | law |
libertas libertatis, f | freedom |
litus litoris, n | sea-shore, beach |
lux lucis, f | light, daylight |
mare maris, n | sea |
mater matris, f | mother |
mens mentis, f | mind |
mensis mensis, m | month |
mercator mercatoris, m | merchant |
miles militis, m | soldier |
moenia moenium, n pl | city walls, city |
mons montis, m | mountain |
mors mortis, f | death |
mos moris, m | habit, custom, (pl) character, morals |
mulier mulieris, f | woman |
multitudo multitudinis, f | crowd, multitude |
munus muneris, n | service, duty, present |
navis navis, f | ship |
nomen nominis, n | name |
nox noctis, f | night |
obses obsidis m and f | hostage |
occasio occasionis, f | opportunity, occasion |
onus oneris, n | burden, load |
(ops) opis, f | help; (pl) resources, riches |
opus operis, n | work, toil, construction |
oratio orationis, f | speech |
ordo ordinis, m | rank, order, line |
os oris, n | mouth, face |
parens parentis, m and f | parent; (pl) relations |
pars partis, f | part, some, direction |
pater patris, m | father |
pax pacis, f | peace |
pedes peditis, m | infantry |
pes pedis, m | foot |
plebs plebis, f | the people, common people |
pons pontis, m | bridge |
potestas potestatis, f | power, authority, opportunity |
praetor praetoris, m | praetor (acted as judge or governor) |
princeps principis, m | emperor, chief, chieftain |
pudor pudoris, m | shame, modesty, honour, disgrace |
quies quietis, f | rest, peace, quiet |
ratio rationis, f | account, reckoning, manner, reason |
rex regis, m | king |
rus ruris, n | country, countryside |
sacerdos sacerdotis, m and f | priest, priestess |
salus salutis, f | health, safety, greeting |
sanguis sanguinis, m | blood |
scelus sceleris, n | crime, wickedness |
sedes sedis, f | seat, temple, home |
senator senatoris, m | senator |
senex senis, m | old man |
sol solis, m | sun, sunlight |
soror sororis, f | sister |
tempestas tempestatis, f | weather, storm, time |
tempus temporis, n | time |
terror terroris, m | terror, panic |
timor timoris, m | fear, anxiety |
urbs urbis, f | city, town, Rome |
uxor uxoris, f | wife |
vestis vestis, f | clothes |
victor victoris, m | victor, conqueror |
virtus virtutis, f | courage, virtue |
vox vocis, f | voice, shout, word |
vulnus vulneris, n | wound, injury |
vesper vesperis or vesperi, m | evening |
iuvenis iunvenis, m | young man |