(03) Third Declension Nouns - AS Level

adulescens, adulescentis [m]

youth, young man

amen, agminis [n]

column of men, army

amor, amoris [m]

love

arbor, arboris [f]

tree

ars, artis [f]

art, skill

caedes, caedis [f]

slaughter, killing, murder

canis, canis [m&f]

dog

caput, capitis [n]

head

Centurio, centurionis [m]

centurion

certamen, certaminis [n]

contest, battle, struggle

civis, civis [m&f]

citizen

civitas, civitatis [f]

citizen, state, city, tribe

clades, cladis [f]

disaster, loss, defeat

clamor, clamoris [m]

shout, uproar, noise

cohors, cohortis [f]

cohort, company

comes, comitis [m&f]

comrade, companion

coniunx, coniugis [m&f]

husband, wife, spouse

consul, consulis [m]

consul

corpus, corpori [n]

body

crimen, criminis [n]

accusation, charge, crime

custos, custodis [m&f]

guard

dignitas, dignitatis [f]

rank, dignity, importance, honour

dolor, doloris [m]

pain, sorrow, anger

dux, ducis [m]

leader, general, ruler

eques, equitis [m]

knight, horseman, [pl] cavalry

facinus, facinoris [n]

crime, outrage, deed

finis, finis [m]

end, boundary, [pl] territory

flumen, fluminis [n]

river

foedus, foederis [n]

treaty, agreement

frater, fratris [m]

brother

frigus, frigoris [n]

cold

furor, furoris [m]

rage, fury, madness, passion

gens, gentis [f]

race, people, family, tribe, nation

genus, generis [n]

race, descent, birth, kind

hiems, hiemis [f]

winter, storm

homo, hominis [m]

man, person

honor, honoris [m]

honour, esteem, glory

hospes, hospitis [m]

guest, host

hostis, hostis [m]

enemy

ignis, ignis [m]

fire

imperator, imperatoris [m]

emperor, general, leader

iter, itineris [n]

journey, march, way

iudex, iudicis [m&f]

judge, juror

labor, laboris [m]

work, toil, trouble

latus, lateris [n]

side, wing

laus, laudis [f]

praise, honour, credit

legio, legionis [f]

legion

lex, legis [f]

law

libertas, libertatis [f]

freedom

litus, litoris [n]

sea-shore, beach

lux, lucis [f]

light, daylight

mare, maris [n]

sea

mater, matris [f]

mother

mens, mentis [f]

mind

mensis, mensis [m]

month

mercator, mercatoris [m]

merchant

miles, militis [m]

soldier

moenia, moenium [n, pl]

city walls, city

mons, montis [m]

mountain

mors, mortis [f]

death

mos, moris [m]

habit, custom, [pl] character, morals

mulier, mulieris [f]

woman

multitudo, multitudinis [f]

crowd, multitude

munus, muneris [n]

service, duty, present

navis, navis [f]

ship

navis longa

warship

navis oneraria

merchant ship

nomen, nominis [n]

name

nox, noctis [f]

night

noctu

by night

obses, obsidis [m&f]

hostage

occasio, occasionis [f]

opportunity, occasion

onus, oneris [n]

burden, load

ops, opis [f]

help, [pl] resources, riches

opus, operis [n]

work, toil, construction

opus est, esse, fuit (verb phrase)

there is need of

oratio, orationis [f]

speech

ordo, ordinis [m]

rank, order, line

os, oris [n]

mouth, face

parens, parentis [m&f]

parent, [pl] relations

pars, partis [f]

part, some, direction

pater, patris [m]

father

pax, pacis [f]

peace

pedes, peditis [m]

infantry

pes, pedis [m]

foot

plebs, plebis [f]

the people, common people

pons, pontis [m]

bridge

potestas, potestatis [f]

power, authority, opportunity

praetor, praetoris [m]

praetor (acted as judge or governor)

princeps, principis [m]

emperor, chief, chieftain

pudor, pudoris [m]

shame, modesty, honour, disgrace

quies, quietis [f]

rest, peace, quiet

ratio, rationis [f]

account, reckoning, manner, reason

rex, regis [m]

king

rus, ruris [n]

country, countryside

sacerdos, sacerdotis [m&f]

priest, priestess

salus, salutis [f]

health, safety, greeting

sanguis, sanguinis [m]

blood

scelus, sceleris [n]

crime, wickedness

sedes, sedis [f]

seat, temple, home