AP Core Vocabulary: 2nd Declension Nouns

aedificium, -i (n.):

building

aevum, -i (n.):

age, lifetime

amicus, -i (m.):

friend

animus, -i (m.):

mind, spirit

annus, -i (m.):

year

arbiter, -tri (m.):

judge, observer

arvum, -i (n.):

field

astrum, -i (n.):

star, constellation

aurum, -i (n.):

gold

auxilium, -i (n.):

help, aid

avus, -i (m.):

grandfather

bracchium, -i (n.):

arm

campus, -i (m.):

field, plain

capillus, -i (m.):

hair

caelum, -i (n.):

sky, heaven

cervus, -i (m.):

stag, deer

cibus, -i (m.):

food

concilium, -i (n.):

council, assembly

consilium, -i (n)

plan, advice

dominus, -i (m.):

master, lord

donum, -i (n.):

gift

equus, -i (m.):

horse

faber, -bri (m.):

craftsman, workman

fatum, -i (n.):

fate

filius, -i (m.):

son

focus, -i (m.):

hearth

forum, -i (n.):

forum

gaudium, -i (n.):

joy, delight

gladius, -i (m.):

sword

hortus, -i (m.):

garden

humus, -i (f.):

ground, earth

ingenium, -i (n.):

character, talent

inimicus, -i (m.):

enemy (personal)

initium, -i (n.):

beginning

locus, -i (m.):

place

ludus, -i (m.):

school, game

magister, -tri (m.):

teacher, master

maritus, -i (m.):

husband

modus, -i (m.):

way, manner

morbus, -i (m.):

disease, illness

mundus, -i (m.):

world

murus, -i (m.):

wall

numerus, -i (m.):

number

nuntius, -i (m.):

messenger, message

oculus, -i (m.):

eye

odium, -i (n.):

hate, hatred

officium, -i (n.):

duty, service

oppidum, -i (n.):

town

ornamentum, -i (n.):

ornament, decoration

otium, -i (n.):

leisure, peace

pabulum, -i (n.):

fodder

populus, -i (m.):

people

pretium, -i (n.):

price, value

principium, -i (n.):

beginning

proelium, -i (n.):

battle

puer, pueri (m.):

boy

rivus, -i (m.):

stream

sacrificium, -i (n.):

sacrifice

saxum, -i (n.):

rock, stone

scutum, -i (n.):

shield

servus, -i (m.):

slave

silentium, -i (n.):

silence

signum, -i (n.):

sign, signal

somnus, -i (m.):

sleep

spatium, -i (n.):

space, distance

spectaculum, -i (n.):

show, spectacle

studium, -i (n.):

enthusiasm, study

templum, -i (n.):

temple

telum, -i (n.):

weapon, spear

theatrum, -i (n.):

theater

tumulus, -i (m.):

mound, hill

umerus, -i (m.):

shoulder

ventus, -i (m.):

wind

verbum, -i (n.):

word

vestigium, -i (n.):

footprint, track

vinum, -i (n.):

wine

vir, viri (m.):

man

vitium, -i (n.):

sin, flaw