2nd Declension Nouns

amicus -i (m.)

friend, ally

annus -i (m.)

year

campus -i (m.)

flat expanse of land/ plain

captiuus -i (m.)

Prisoner

coquus -i (m.)

cook

fluuius -i (m.)

river/ stream

Clodius -i (m.)

Clodius

consilium -i (n.)

deliberation, advice, plan, judgement

periculum -i (n.)

danger

silentium -i (n.)

silence

cuniculus -i (m.)

rabbit

forum -i (n.)

public square in the centre of a town; specifically 'the Forum Romanum, the main square in Rome

Pomponius -i (m.)

Pomponius (Titus Pomponius Atticus (109-32 BCE), Cicero's famous correspondent

Batiatus -i (m.)

Batiatus' (Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus Batiatus was the lanista from whose training school near Capua a group of gladiators including Spartacus escaped in 73 BCE

ludus -i (m.)

sport, play; place of instruction or training; gladiatorial training school

retiarius -i (m.)

retiarius (type of gladiator who carried a net for entangling his opponent, a trident, and a dagger)

Brundisium -i (n.)

'Brundisium' (town on the Calabrian coast)

capillus -i (m.)

hair of the head

focus -i (m.)

hearth or fireplace

consultum -i (n.)

resolution, plan, decree

lignum -i (n.)

firewood

signum -i (n.)

sign, signal; seal

argentum -i (n.)

silver; silver-plate; money

aurum -i (n.)

gold

tectum -i (n.)

roof, ceiling

uinum -i (n.)

wine

Crixus -i (m.)

(one of the leaders of the fugitive gladiators, along with Spartacus, during the Third Servile War of 73-71 BCE; Crixus was killed in 72)

uicus -i (m.)

village

tintin(n)abulum -i (n.)

bell

anulus -i (m.)

ring

hortus -i (m.)

garden

tribunus -i (m.)

tribune

ursus -i (m.)

bear

glirarium -i (n.)

place for keeping dormice, dormouse-pen

auxilium -i (n.)

help, aid

conuicium -(i) i (n.)

angry noise; noisy harassment

maledictum -i (n.)

abusive language

rostra -orum (n. pl.)

a ship's beak; a stage or platform for speakers in the Forum; the bill or beak of a bird; the snout, muzzle, mouth of animals

reus -i (m.)

defendant (in a lawsuit)

discipulus -i (m.)

pupil, learner, student

magister magistri (m.)

master; teacher

caelum -i (n.)

sky, heavens

exemplum -i (n.)

example; copy

uerbum -i (n.)

word

uentus -i (m.)

wind

praemium -(i)i (n.)

reward, prize

uelum -i (n.)

sail

auus -i (m.)

grandfather

seruus -i (m.)

slave

deus -i (m.)

God

thesaurus -i (m.)

treasure

unguentum -i (n.)

ointment

dominus -i (m.)

master, lord

oculus -i (m.)

eye

uicinus -i (m.)

neighbour

filius -i (m.)

son

uir -i (m.)

man, husband

ager agri (m.)

land, field, territory

animus -i (m.)

mind, spirit, heart

castra -orum (n. pl.)

camp

fanum -i (n.)

shrine

legatus -i (m.)

ambassador, army official

officium -i (n.)

duty, job

oppidum -i (n.)

town

proelium -i (n.)

battle

dolus -i (m.)

trick, fraud, deception

malum -i (n.)

trouble; evil

arbiter arbitri (m.)

judge

Mercurius -i (m.)

Mercury, messenger of Jupiter

iudicium -i (n.)

judgement

malum -i (n.)

apple

matrimonium -i (n.)

marriage

equus -i (m.)

horse

Graeci -orum (m. pl.)

the Greeks

Troiani -orum (m. pl.)

the Trojans

bellum -i (n.)

war

fatum -i (n.)

fate

Ilium -i (n.)

Ilium, Troy

Lauinium -i (m.)

Lavinium

murus -i (m.)

wall

puer -i (m.)

boy
slave boy

Romulus -i (m.)

Romulus

fundamentum -i (n.)

foundation

imperium -i (n.)

command; order; empire

regnum -i

kingdom

liberi -orum (m.)

children

lucus -i (m.)

grove, wood

populus -i (m.)

people

conubium -i (n.)

marriage

spectaculum -i (n.)

public entertainment, show

gladius -i (m.)

sword

pretium -i (n.)

price, value, reward

nuntius -i (m.)

messenger; message; news

ferrum -i (n.)

sword, iron

otium -i (n.)

cessation of conflict; leisure, inactivity

iurandum -i (n.)

oath

aedificium -i (n.)

building

impedimentum -i (n.)

hindrance, obstacle

Agrigentinus -i (m.)

A person from Agrigentum (town in Sicily)

pugnus -i (m.)

fist