List 9 (1051–1200) Mastermans 1 and 2

ingenium

ability, character | ingenium

intervallum

interval | intervallum

invisus

hated | invisus

invitus

unwilling, reluctant | invitus

iudicium

judgement, decision, court | iudicium

iugum

yoke (of ox), ridge, crest (of hill) | iugum

iustus

just, right | iustus

lacus

lake, pool | lacus

laevus

left, unlucky | laevus

letum

death | letum

luctus

mourning | luctus

lucus

grove | lucus

ludus

game, play, school | ludus | hook: ludicrous

maestus

sad, unhappy | maestus

magistratus

magistrate, magistracy | magistratus

manifestus

evident, clear, obvious | manifestus

maritimus

of the sea, seaside | maritimus

membrum

limb | membrum

metus

fear, dread | metus

monstrum

marvel, portent, monster | monstrum

monumentum

memorial | monumentum

motus

movement, motion | motus

nefarius

wicked, impious | nefarius

nimbus

storm cloud, storm | nimbus

nimius

excessive | nimius

nocturnus

of the night, night | nocturnus

nudus

naked | nudus

obscurus

dark, obscure | obscurus

occasus

setting, west | occasus

occultus

hidden, secret | occultus

oceanus

Ocean, Atlantic | oceanus

oculus

eye | oculus | hook: ocular

odium

hatred, loathing | odium

opportunus

timely, opportune | opportunus

ostium

river mouth, cave mouth | ostium

otium

leisure, idleness, peace | otium

patrius

of one's father, ancestral | patrius

pelagus

sea, open sea | pelagus

peritus

skilled in, clever at (+ gen.) | peritus

perpetuus

permanent, everlasting | perpetuus

pius

devoted, loyal, faithful | pius

placidus

calm, peaceful | placidus

plenus

full (+ gen.) | plenus

pontus

ocean | pontus

praecipuus

special, outstanding | praecipuus

pretium

price | pretium

propinquus

near (adj.); neighbour (noun) | propinquus

proprius

own, private | proprius

protinus

immediately | protinus

purpureus

crimson, bright | purpureus

quietus

peaceful, quiet | quietus

ramus

branch, bough | ramus

rarus

thin, scattered, few | rarus

regius

kingly, royal | regius

remus

oar | remus

repentinus

sudden | repentinus

saxum

rock, crag, cliff | saxum

scopulus

crag, cliff | scopulus

securus

carefree, calm | securus

sensus

feeling, perception | sensus

sepulcrum

tomb, grave | sepulcrum

serus

late | serus

silentium

silence | silentium

simulacrum

image | simulacrum

sinus

curve, fold, bay | sinus

somnus

sleep | somnus

sonitus

sound | sonitus

spiritus

breath, life, courage | spiritus

stipendium

payment, military service | stipendium

strepitus

noise | strepitus

taurus

bull | taurus

tectum

roof, house, building | tectum

templum

temple | templum

tergum

back | tergum

triduum

three days | triduum

triumphus

triumphal procession, triumph | triumphus

tumultus

disturbance, rising | tumultus

tumulus

small hill | tumulus

umerus

shoulder | umerus

vacuus

empty (a + abl.) | vacuus

vadum

ford, river crossing, shallow, shoal | vadum

varius

changeable, variously coloured | varius

vastus

empty, desert, waste (long a) | vastus

vastus

wide, vast (short a) | vastus

velum

sail, writing material | velum

versus

line of poetry | versus

vestigium

track, footprint | vestigium

vinculum

bond, fetter | vinculum

vinum

wine | vinum

vitium

defect, fault | vitium

volgus

the mob, the rabble | volgus

votum

vow, prayer | votum

vultus

face, expression | vultus

caelum

sky, heaven | caelum, caeli

adulescens

young man | adulescens, adulescentis (gen. pl. -ium)

aequor

sea | aequor, aequoris

aes

bronze | aes, aeris

aestas

summer | aestas, aestatis

aetas

age, period | aetas, aetatis

aether

sky | aether, aetheris