3rd Declension i-stem nouns

ciuis ciuis (m/f)

citizen

classis classis (f)

fleet

collis collis (m)

hill

hostis hostis (m)

enemy

nauis nauis (f)

ship

sitis sitis (f)

thirst

linter lintris (f)

small boat

aedes aedis (f)

temple/shrine pl. house

nubes nubis (f)

cloud

uulpes uulpis (f)

fox

ars artis (f)

art

arx arcis (f)

citadel

gens gentis (f)

race; tribe; clan; family; people

mons montis (m)

mountain

nox noctis (f)

night

pars partis (f)

part
faction party

pons pontis (m)

bridge

urbs urbis (f)

city

glis gliris (m. f.)

dormouse

mus muris (m)

rodent

fames famis (f.)

hunger, starvation

rete retis (n.)

net used for catching or trapping

adulescens, adulescentis (m.)

young man, youth

anguis anguis (m/f)

snake

ignis ignis (m.)

fire, brightness, passion

iuuenis iuuenis (m.)

young man

moenia -um (n. pl.)

walls, ramparts

mortalis mortalis (m.)

mortal

Mars Martis (m.)

The god Mars

fors fortis (f.)

chance

Hannibal Hannibalis (m.)

Hannibal

mens mentis (f.)

mind, purpose

uires uirium (f.)

strength, military forces (pl. of uis)

uis (f.)
(acc. uim, abl. ui: there are no other cases)

force

Verres -is (m.)

Verres

cohors cohortis (f.)

governor’s retinue; cohort

securis securis (f.)

axe

uestis uestis (f.)

clothes, clothing, dress

mare maris (n.)

(mari abl. sg. = on the sea)

sea

testis testis (m.)

witness

caedes caedis (f.)

slaughter, carnage

parens parentis (m.)

father, parent; (f) mother