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Frequent Vocabulary - Nouns

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accipiter (accipitris - m.)	hawk
aetās (aetātis - f.)	age; stage of life
amīcus (amīcī - m.)	friend
animal (animālis - n.)	animal; living being
animus (animī - m.)	mind; spirit
aqua (aquae - f.)	water
aquila (aquilae - f.)	eagle
arbor (arboris - f.)	tree
ars (artis - f.)	art; skill
asinus (asinī - m.)	donkey
avis (avis - f.)	bird
bellum (bellī - n.)	war; combat
bōs (bovis - m.)	ox; bull
caelum (caelī - n.)	sky; heaven
canis (canis - m/f.)	dog
caput (capitis - n.)	head; person; life
cattus (cattī - m.)	cat
causa (causae - f.)	reason; cause
cervus (cervī - m.)	deer; stag
columba (columbae - f.)	dove; pigeon
consilium (consiliī - n.)	advice; suggestion
corpus (corporis - n.)	body
deus (deī - m.)	god
dies (dieī - m.)	day
dominus (dominī - m.)	master; owner
domus (domūs - f.)	home; house
dux (ducis - m.)	leader; commander
equus (equī - m.)	horse
fidēs (fidēī - f.)	faith; trust; security
fīlius (fīliī - m.)	son
fīnis (fīnis - m.)	end; limit
formīca (formīcae - f.)	ant
fortūna (fortūnae - f.)	luck; fortune
gallus (gallī - m.)	rooster
gens (gentis - f.)	tribe; nation
genus (generis - n.)	kind; type
grātia (grātiae - f.)	favor; thanks
grūs (gruis - f.)	crane
herus (herī - m.)	master; owner
homō (hominis - m.)	person; man
hostis (hostis - m/f.)	enemy; stranger
ignis (ignis - m.)	fire
iter (itineris - n.)	journey; path
iuvenis (iuvenis - m.)	young man; youth
labor (labōris - m.)	effort; work
laus (laudis - f.)	praise; glory
leō (leōnis - m.)	lion
locus (locī - m.)	place
lupus (lupī - m.)	wolf
manus (manūs - f.)	hand
māter (mātris - f.)	mother
mens (mentis - f.)	mind; brain
mīlvus (mīlvī - m.)	kite [a bird]
modus (modī - m.)	means; measure
mons (montis - m.)	mountain
mors (mortis - f.)	death
mōs (mōris - m.)	habit; (pl.) character
mūs (mūris - m/f.)	mouse
nātūra (nātūrae - f.)	nature; birth
nātus (nātī - m.)	son; child
nox (noctis - f.)	night
oculus (oculī - m.)	eye
opus (operis - n.)	work; deed
ōs (ōris - n.)	mouth
ovis (ovis - f.)	sheep
parens (parentis - m/f.)	parent
pars (partis - f.)	part; portion
pater (patris - m.)	father
pectus (pectoris - n.)	chest; heart
perīculum (perīculī - n.)	danger; hazard; trial
pēs (pedis - m.)	foot
praeda (praedae - f.)	prey; plunder
puella (puellae - f.)	girl
puer (puerī - m.)	boy
rāna (rānae - f.)	frog
rēs (reī - f.)	thing; business
rex (rēgis - m.)	king
rūsticus (rūsticī - m.)	peasant; countryman
silva (silvae - f.)	woods; forest
sōl (sōlis - m.)	sun
spēs (speī - f.)	hope
studium (studiī - n.)	eager pursuit; dedication
tempus (temporis - n.)	time
testūdō (testūdinis - f.)	tortoise; turtle
urbs (urbis - f.)	city
ursus (ursī - m.)	bear
verbum (verbī - n.)	word
via (viae - f.)	way; road
viātor (viātōris - m.)	wayfarer; traveler
vir (virī - m.)	man; husband
virtūs (virtūtis - f.)	worth; excellence
vīs (abl. vī; acc. vim; pl. vires - f.)	force; strength
vīta (vītae - f.)	life
vox (vōcis - f.)	voice
vulpēs (vulpis - f.)	fox