Ovid Nouns

aēr (aēr-is 3m.)

air, atmosphere, sky

agmen (agmin-is 3n.)

pack (of dogs)

animus (-ī 2m.)

mind, will, spirit

aquila (-ae 1f.)

eagle

arcus (-ūs 4m.)

arch; bow

argentum (-ī 2n.)

silver

armentum (-ī 2n.)

herd

artus (-ūs 4m.)

limb

arum (-ī 2n.)

field

aura (-ae 1f.)

breeze, wind

auris (-is 3f.)

ear

blandītia (-ae 1f.)

flattery, blandishment

brācchium (-ī 2n.)

arm, fore-arm

cacūmen (cacūmin-is 3n.)

tree-top

caedēs (-is 3f.)

slaughter

capillus (-ī 2m.)

hair

carmen (carmin-is 3n.)

song, poem, music

ceruix (ceruic-is 3f.)

neck

cervus / ceru (-ī / -ae)

stag / deer

clāmor (clāmōr-is 3m.)

shout

collis (-is 3m.)

hill

color (colōr-is 3m.)

colour

comēs (comit-is 3m.)

comrade

compendium (-ī 2n.)

short-cut

cōnūbium (-ī 2n.)

marriage, right to marry

cornua (-ae 1f.)

horn

crimen (crimin-is 3n.)

crime, scandal, offence

crīnis (-is 3m.)

hair

cruor (-is 3m.)

gore

cupressus (-ūs 4f.)

cypress

decor (decōr-is 3m.)

beauty, grace, charm

dens (dent-is 3m.)

tooth

Diana (-ae 1f.)

Diana (Artemis), goddess of chastity and the hunt

digitus (-ī 2m.)

finger

dolor (dolōr-is 3m.)

pain, grief

error (-is 3m.)

mistake

famulus (-ī 2m.)

servant, helper

fera (-ae 1f.)

wild animal

fīgūra (-ae 2f.)

beauty, shape

flāmen (flāmin-is 3n.)

wind, breeze

fōns (font-is 3m.)

spring, fountain

fors (fort-is 3f.)

chance, luck, destiny

frōns (frond-is 3f.)

leaf, foliage; forehead

fumus (-ī 2m.)

smoke

genitor (-is 3m.)

father, parent

gloria (-ae 1f.)

glory

grex (greg-is 3m.)

flock

harundō (harundin-is 3f.)

shaft, reed

herba (-ae 1f.)

herb, plant, grass

honor / honōs (honōr-is 3m.)

honour, glory

hortātus (-ūs 4m.)

exhortation, cry of encouragement

iaculum (-ī 2n.)

spear

imāgō (imāgin-is 3f.)

image, guise

incola (-ae 1m.)

inhabitant, native

iugum (-ī 2n.)

ridge, yoke

lacertus (-ī 2m.)

(upper) arm, embrace

latus (later-is 3n.)

side, flank

lātrātus (-ūs 4m.)

barking

laure (-ae 1f.)

laurel-tree

laus (laud-is 3f.)

reputation, praise, merit

lepor (-is 3m.)

hare

leō (leōnis 3m.)

lion

liber (libr-ī 2m.)

bark; book

locus (-ī 2m.)

place

lūcus (-ī 2m.)

grove

lupus (-ī 2m.)

wolf

lūstrum (-ī 2n.)

haunt

lympha (-ae 1f.)

bath, water

medicīna (-ae 1f.)

medicine

membrum (-ī 2n.)

limb

mēta (-ae 1f.)

turning-point

mons (mont-is 3m.)

mountain

mors (mort-is 3f.)

death

nēmus (nemor-is 3n.)

wood, forest, grove

nepos (nepōt-is 3m.)

grandson, grandchild

nerua (-ae 1f.)

string

nodus (-ī 2m.)

knot

nympha (-ae 1f. (also nymph-ē))

young woman, semi-divine female spirit

ōra (-ae 1f.)

face, mouth

orbis (-is 3m.)

circle, world

os / ōs (oss-is / ōr-is 3n.)

bone / mouth, face

palla (-ae 1f.)

cloak

passus (-ūs 4m.)

step, stride, pace

pāstor (-is 3m.)

shepherd

pectus (pector-is 3n.)

breast, chest

penna (-ae 1f.)

feather, wing

pharetra (-ae 1f.)

quiver

potentia (-ae 1f.)

power

praecordia (-ōrum 2n. pl.)

breast, inner feelings

praeda (-ae 1f.)

booty, prey

prōcessio (see pomp-a)

procession

pudor (pudōr-is 3m.)

modesty, shame

querel (querēl-ae 1f.)

cry, complaint

quercus (-ūs 4f.)

oak-tree

rāmus (-ī 2m.)

branch

recessus (-ūs 4m.)

recess, corner

requiēs (requiēī 5f.)

rest

rōstrum (-ī 2n.)

muzzle

rōs (rōr-is 3m.)

dew

rubor (rubōr-is 3m.)

blush, redness, modesty