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Details Title: Latin 101 Description: Vocabulary: Nouns Total Flash Cards: 183 Created: 11/05/2007 12:09:24	To study from this set of flash cards, or to create your own your own study flash cards, register HERE. If you are already a registered user, CLICK HERE.
Cards Term fama, -ae, F Definition rumor, report; reputation Term forma, -ae, F Definition form, shape; beauty Term fortuna, -ae, F Definition fortune, luck Term ira, -ae, F Definition anger Term patria, -ae, F Definition native land, country Term pecunia, -ae, F Definition money Term poena, -ae, F Definition penalty, punishment Term philosophia, -ae, F Definition philosophy Term porta, -ae, F Definition gate, entrance Term puella, -ae, F Definition girl Term rosa, -ae, F Definition rose Term sententia, -ae, F Definition feeling, though, opinion, vote, sentence Term vita, -ae, F Definition life; mode of life Term amica, -ae, F Definition friend Term femina, -ae, F Definition woman Term sapientia, -ae, F Definition wisdom Term cura, -ae, F Definition care, anxiety, attention, caution Term mora, -ae, F Definition delay Term adulescentia, -ae, F Definition youth(fulness), young manhood/ womanhood Term culpa, -ae, F Definition fault, blame Term gloria, -ae, F Definition glory, fame Term dea, -ae, F Definition Goddess Term discipula, -ae, F Definition learner, pupil, student Term insidiae, -arum, F PL Definition ambush, plot, treachery Term civitas, civitatis, F Definition state, citizenship Term littera, -ae, F Definition letter (of the alphabet) Term litterae, -arum, F PL Definition letters, literature Term pax, pacis, F Definition peace Term regina, -ae, F Definition queen Term terra, -ae, F Definition earth, ground, land, country Term uxor, uxoris, F Definition wife Term virgo, virginis, F Definition virgin, maiden Term virtus, virtutis, F Definition manliness, courage; virtue, character, worth, excellence Term copia, -ae, F Definition abundance, supply Term copiae, -arum F PL Definition supplies, troops, forces Term laus, laudis, F Definition praise, glory, fame Term libertas, libertatis, F Definition liberty Term ratio, rationis, F Definition reckoning, account; reason, judgement; system; method Term soror, sororis, F Definition sister Term victoria, -ae, F Definition victory Term amicitia, -ae, F Definition friendship Term cupiditas, cupiditatis, F Definition desire, longing, passion; cupidity, avarice Term hora, -ae, F Definition hour, time Term natura, -ae, F Definition nature Term senectus, senectutis, F Definition old age Term veritas, veritatis, F Definition truth Term voluptas, voluptatis, F Definition pleasure Term via, -ae, F Definition way, road, street Term adulescens, adulescentis, F Definition young woman Term Asia, -ae, F Definition Asia (Minor) Term mater, matris, F Definition mother Term medica, -ae, F Definition doctor, physician Term patientia, -ae, F Definition suffering; patience, endurance Term divitiae, -arum, F PL Definition riches, wealth Term aqua, -ae, F Definition water Term ars, artis, F Definition art, skill Term auris, auris, F Definition ear Term civis, civis, F Definition citizen Term mors, mortis, F Definition death Term nubes, nubis, F Definition cloud Term pars, partis, F Definition part, share; direction Term Roma, -ae, F Definition Rome Term turba, -ae, F Definition uproar, disturbance; mob, crowd, multitude Term urbs, urbis, F Definition city Term vis, vis, F; vire, virium, F PL Definition force, power, violence Term Italia, -ae, F Definition Italy Term memoria, -ae, F Definition memory, recollection Term tempestas, tempestatis, F Definition period of time, season; weather, storm Term aetas, aetatis, F Definition age, life, period of life, time Term clementia, -ae, F Definition mildness, gentleness, mercy Term mens, mentis, F Definition mind, thought, intention Term satura, -ae, F Definition satire Term nauta, -ae, M Definition sailor Term poeta, -ae, M Definition poet Term ager, agri, M Definition field, farm Term agricola, -ae, M Definition farmer Term amicus, -i, M Definition friend Term filius, filii, M Definition son Term numerus, -i, M Definition number Term populus, -i, M Definition people, nation Term puer, pueri, M Definition boy, child Term vir, viri, M Definition boy, child Term magister, magistri, M Definition teacher, schoolmaster Term oculus, -i, M Definition eye Term animus, -i, M Definition soul, spirit, mind Term animi, animorum, M PL Definition high spirits, pride, courage Term deus, -i, M Definition god Term liber, libri, M Definition book Term tyrannus, -i, M Definition Term Graecus, -i, M Definition a Greek Term amor, amoris, M Definition love Term homo, hominis, M Definition human being, man Term labor, laboris, M Definition work, labor, toil; production Term mos, moris, M Definition habit, custom, manner Term rex, regis, M Definition king Term Cicero, Ciceronis, M Definition Cicero Term frater, fratris, M Definition brother Term scriptor, scriptoris, M Definition writer, author Term stultus, -i, M Definition fool Term locus, -i, M Definition place; passage in literature Term morbus, -i, M Definition disease, sickness Term timor, timoris, M Definition disease, sickness Term consul, consulis, M Definition consul Term adulescens, adulescentis, M Definition young man Term annus, -i, M Definition year Term Caesar, Caesaris, M Definition Caesar Term medicus, -i, M Definition doctor, physcian Term pater, patris, M Definition father Term civis, civis, M Definition citizen Term auditor, auditoris, M Definition hearer, listener, member of an audience Term basium, -ii, N Definition kiss Term bellum, -i, N Definition war Term consilium, -ii, N Definition plan, purpose, counsel, wisdom, judgement, advice Term donum, -i, N Definition gift, present Term exitium, -ii, N Definition destruction, ruin Term officium, -ii, N Definition duty, service Term otium, -ii, N Definition leisure, peace Term periculum, -i, N Definition danger, risk Term remedium, -ii, N Definition cure, remedy Term caelum, -i, N Definition sky, heaven Term verbum, -i, N Definition word Term vitium, -ii, N Definition fault, crime, vice Term carmen, carmenis, N Definition song, poem Term corpus,corporis, N Definition body Term nomen, nominis, N Definition nam Term tempus, temporis, N Definition time Term loca, locorum, N PL Definition places, region Term studium, -ii, N Definition eagerness, zeal, pursuit, study Term caput, capitis, N Definition head; leader; beginning; life; heading; chapter Term principium, -ii, N Definition beginning Term factum, -i, N Definition deed, act, acheivement Term signum, -i, N Definition sign, signal, indication; seal Term animal, animalis, N Definition living creature; animal Term ius, iuris, N Definition right, justice, law Term mare, maris, N Definition sea Term os, oris, N Definition mouth, face Term libellus, -i M Definition little book Term flumen, fluminis, N Definition river Term genus, generis, N Definition origin; kind, type, sort, class Term hostis, hostis, M Definition an enemy Term ludus, -i, M Definition game, sport; school Term probitas, probitatis, F Definition uprightness, honesty Term scientia, -ae, F Definition knowledge Term argumentum, -i, N Definition proof, evidence, argument Term auctor, auctoris, M Definition increaser; author, originator Term beneficium, -ii, N Definition benefit, kindness; favor Term familia, -ae, F Definition household, family Term Graecia, -ae, F Definition Greece Term iudex, iudicis, M Definition judge, juror Term iudicium, -ii, N Definition judgement, decision, opinion; trial Term scelus, sceleris, N Definition evil deed, crime, sin, wickedness Term coniurati, -orum, M PL Definition conspirators Term cornu, cornus, N Definition horn Term fructus, fructus, M Definition fruit; profit, benefit, enjoyment Term genu, genus, N Definition knee Term manus, manus, F Definition hand; handwriting; band Term metus, -us, M Definition fear, dread, anxiety Term mons, montis, M Definition mountain Term senatus, -us, M Definition senate Term sensus, -us, M Definition feeling, sense Term servitus, servitutis, F Definition servitude, slavery Term spiritus, -us, M Definition breath, breathing; spirit, sou Term versus, -us, M Definition line of verse Term casa, -ae, F Definition house, cottage, hut Term causa, -ae, F Definition cause, reason; case, situation Term fenestra, -ae, F Definition window Term finis, finis, M Definition end, limit, boundary; purpose Term fines, -ium, M PL Definition boundaries, territory Term gens, gentis, F Definition clan, race, nations, people Term mundus, -i, M Definition world, universe Term navis, navis, F Definition ship, boat Term salus, salutis, F Definition health, safety; greeting Term Troia, -ae, F Definition Troy Term vicinus, -i, M Definition neighbor Term vulgus, -i, N Definition the common people, mob, rabble Term dies, diei, M Definition day Term ferrum, -i, N Definition iron; sword Term fides, fidei, F Definition faith, trust, thustworthiness, fidelity; promis, guarentee, protection Term ignis, ignis, M Definition fire Term modus, -i,M Definition measure, bound, limit; manner, method, mode, way Term res, rei, F Definition thing, matter, business, affair Term res publica, rei publicae, F Definition state, commonwealth, republic Term spes, spei, F Definition hope