Latin Nouns Chapter 11-31

aetās (aetas)

age, life

annus

year

hōra (hora)

hour, season

nox

night

nūmen (numen)

divine will, divine power

ratiō (ratio)

reason, judgement; method

tempus

time, period of time (e.g. a season); opportunity

arbor

tree

flūmen (flumen)

river

gēns (gens)*

clan, tribe, family; nation; people

iter

journey, path, route; a day's march

pēs (pes)

foot

epistula

letter

fīnis* (finis)

end; border; (pl.) boundary, territory

mōns (mons)*

mountain

nāvis (navis)*

ship

Rōma (roma)

Rome

uxor

wife

genus

birth, origin; kind; race

honor

honor, respect; public office

hostis

enemy

iūdicium (iudicium)

court; trial; judgement

lēgātus (legatus)

delegate, envoy, ambassador; legion commander

lītus (litus)

shore, beach, coast

nūbēs (nubes)

cloud

ops

power, help; (pl.) wealth, resources

Trōia (Troia)

Troy

unda

wave, waters; sea

cīvis (civis)

citizen

dolor

pain, sorrow

equus

horse

fātum (fatum)

fate, destiny

Gallia

Gaul

humus

ground, earth

labor

work, labor, effort; hardship

laus

praise

pectus

breast, chest; heart

perīculum (periculum)

danger

proelium

battle

prōvincia (provincia)

province

rūs (rus)

the country(side)

aciēs (acies)

battle line

cāsus (casus)

fall; misfortune, destruction; chance, accident

cornū (cornu)

horn; wing (of an army)

diēs (dies)

day; fem. used when it is an apoointed, or set day

domus

house(hold), home

exercitus

army

faciēs (facies)

face; appearance

fidēs (fides)

faith, trust; loyalty, trustworthiness

flūctus (fluctus)

wave; commotion

genū (genu)

knee

impetus

attack; charge; impulse

manus

hand; band (of men)

metus

fear, dread; anxiety

passus

pace, footstep

rēs (res)

thing, matter, business; court case
+ pūblica, pūblicae \| state

senātus (senatus)

senate

spēs (spes)

hope

vultus

expression; face

amor

love

Caesar

Julius Caesar

castra

camp

clāmor (clamor)

shout; cheer

crīmen (crimen)

crime; accusation, charge

ferrum

iron; sword

gaudium

joy, delight

nūntius (nuntius)

messenger; message

prīnceps (princeps)

leader, chief; first citizen, emperor

servus

slave, servant

signum

sign, token, signal; (military) standard

vīnum (vinum)

wine

vulnus

wound

adventus

arrival

aestus

heat; tide

arx

citadel, summit

aurum

gold

auxilium

aid, help; in pl. auxiliary troops

mōs (mos)

custom, tradition

orbis

circle; universe

scelus

crime, wicked deed, wickedness

senex

old man

vōx (vox)

voice

caedēs (caedes)

slaughter, murder

cōpia (copia)

abundance, plenty, resources, wealth; (pl.) troops

dolus

trick, deceit

līberī (liberi)

children (pl.)

Graecia

Greece

multitūdō (multitudo)

multitude, great number, crowd

plūs (plus)

more (often + gen)

cibus

food

culpa

fault, blame

mora

delay

pōtus (potus)

drink

propinquus

relative, kinsman

vīs (vis)

power, force, violence; strength (pl.)

frūctus (fructus)

fruit, enjoyment; profit

glōria (gloria)

glory, fame; ambition, boasting

memoria

memory, recollection; history

mōtus (motus)

emotion, impulse; movement

cupiditās (cupiditas)

desire, wish, longing, eagerness