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What is the Latin term for 'father' or 'child'?
What is the Latin term for 'father' or 'child'?
Otium refers to a state of activity and busyness.
Otium refers to a state of activity and busyness.
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Translate the Latin word 'odium'.
Translate the Latin word 'odium'.
hatred
The Latin word for 'egg' is __________.
The Latin word for 'egg' is __________.
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Which of the following terms refers to a garrison in Latin?
Which of the following terms refers to a garrison in Latin?
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What is the Latin term for 'friend'?
What is the Latin term for 'friend'?
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The word 'scutum' translates to 'spear' in Latin.
The word 'scutum' translates to 'spear' in Latin.
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The Latin word 'bellum' means 'peace'.
The Latin word 'bellum' means 'peace'.
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What does 'remedium' mean in Latin?
What does 'remedium' mean in Latin?
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'Somnus' means __________ in Latin.
'Somnus' means __________ in Latin.
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What does the term 'caelum' refer to?
What does the term 'caelum' refer to?
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An '_____ is a sign of divine favor or goodwill.'
An '_____ is a sign of divine favor or goodwill.'
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Match the Latin words with their correct meanings:
Match the Latin words with their correct meanings:
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Match the following Latin terms with their English meanings:
Match the following Latin terms with their English meanings:
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What is the meaning of 'tribunus' in Latin?
What is the meaning of 'tribunus' in Latin?
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Which Latin term refers to 'a cave'?
Which Latin term refers to 'a cave'?
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The word 'ferrum' means 'gold' in Latin.
The word 'ferrum' means 'gold' in Latin.
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What does the term 'animus' mean?
What does the term 'animus' mean?
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The word for 'farmer' in Latin is _____?
The word for 'farmer' in Latin is _____?
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Which of the following terms means 'Empire' in Latin?
Which of the following terms means 'Empire' in Latin?
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aedificium
aedificium
A building
ager
ager
A field
amīcus
amīcus
A friend
animus
animus
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antrum
antrum
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argentum
argentum
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astrum
astrum
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atrium
atrium
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aurum
aurum
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auxilium
auxilium
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negotium
negotium
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numerus
numerus
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nummus
nummus
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nātus
nātus
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nūntius
nūntius
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oculus
oculus
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odium
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officium
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oleum
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Study Notes
Latin Nouns and Meanings
- aedificium, -iī, n.: building
- aevum, -ī, n.: age; lifetime; timespan
- ager, agrī m.: field
- agnus, -ī m.: lamb
- altum, -ī, n.: the deep sea
- alveus, -ī, m.: basket
- amīcus, -ī, m.: friend
- animus, -ī, m.: feeling, spirit, mind
- annus, -ī, m.: year
- antrum, -ī, n.: cave
- argentum, -ī, n.: silver
- arvum, -ī, n.: field; plowed land
- astrum, -ī, n.: star; heavenly body
- atrium, -iī, n.: atrium (entryway)
- aurum, -ī, n.: gold; money
- auxilium, -iī, n.: help
- baculum, -ī, n.: stick; club
- barbarus, -ī, m.: foreigner; barbarian
- bellum, -1, n.: war; battle
- beneficium, -iī, n.: kindness; favor
- bonum, -ī, n.: good (thing); advantage
- caelum, -ī, n.: sky; heaven(s)
- campus, -ī, m.: field; plain
- capillus, -ī, m.: hair; head of hair
- captīvus, -ī, m.: captive; prisoner
- cervus, -ī m.: deer
- chorus, -ī, m.: chorus; band; troop
- cibus, -ī, m.: food
- colonus, -ī m.: farmer, settler
- cōnsilium, -iī, n.: plan; idea
- deus, -ī, m.: god
- digitus, -ī, m.: finger
- discipulus, -ī m.: student
- dolus, -ī m.: trick, deceit
- dominus, -ī, m.: master; lord; Lord (God)
- donum, -ī, n.: gift; donation
- equus, -ī, m.: horse
- exemplum, -ī, n.: pattern; copy
- exsilium, -iī, n.: exile; banishment
- factum, -ī, n.: fact; deed
- famulus, -ī m.: household servant
- ferrum, -ī, n.: iron; sword
- flagellum, -ī, n.: whip; lash
- flagitium, -iī, n.: scandal; crime
- fluvius, -iī, m.: river
- forum, -ī, n.: market place; city center
- fretum, -ī, n.: strait (of water)
- frumentum, -ī, n.: grain; food
- fundus, -ī m.: farm, estate
- fātum, -1, n.: fate; that which is spoken
- filius, -iī m.: son
- gaudium, -iī, n.: delight; joy
- gladius, -iī, m.: sword
- hortus, -ī, m.: garden
- hospitium, -iī n.: hospitality
- imperium, -iī, n.: authority; power; Empire
- incendium, -iī n.: fire, conflagration
- ingenium, -iī n.: character; temperament
- inimīcus, -ī, m.: enemy; personal enemy
- initium, -iī, n.: beginning, origin
- iudicium, -iī, n.: judgment; (legal) opinion; trial
- iugum, -ī, n.: yoke; team (of horses); ridge (of a mountain)
- lectus, -ī, m.: bed
- legatus, -ī, m.: officer; envoy; ambassador
- libellus, -ī, m.: booklet; little book
- liber, librī, m.: book
- lignum, -ī, n.: wood
- locus, -ī, m.: place; location
- lucus, -ī, m.: grove; sacred grove
- ludus, -ī, m.: game, school
- lupus, -ī, m.: wolf
- lētum, -ī, n.: death; ruin (esp in poetry)
- lībertus, -ī, m.: freeman; (former slave)
- magister, -trī, m.: teacher; captain (of a ship)
- malum, -ī, n.: evil; disaster; apple*
- maritus, -ī, m.: husband
- medicus, -ī, m.: doctor
- membrum, -ī, n.: limb; member
- minister, -trī, m.: attendant, administrator
- modus, -ī, m.: way, manner
- monumentum, -ī, n.: monument
- morbus, -ī, m.: sickness, disease
- mundus, -ī, m.: the world; the earth
- mūrus, -ī, m.: wall (esp interior wall)
- negotium, -iī, n.: business, job;
- nidus, -ī m.: nest
- numerus, -ī, m.: number
- nummus, -ī m.: coin
- nātus, -ī, m.: son; child
- nūntius, -iī, m.: message; message*
- oculus, -ī, m.: eye; circular opening
- odium, -iī, n.: hatred; boredom
- officium, -iī, n.: duty; service; responsitbility
- oleum, -ī n.: oil; petroleum
- oppidum, -iī, n.: small town; village
- ovum, -ī, n.: egg
- patronus, -ī m.: patron
- perīculum, -ī, n.: danger; peril
- pilum, -ī, n.: spear
- plaustrum, -ī n.: wagon; cart
- polus, -ī, m.: pole; North Pole
- populus, -ī, m.: population; people; nation
- porcus, -ī m.: pig
- praeceptum, -ī, n.: lesson; rule
- praemium, -iī, n.: prize; reward
- praesidium, -iī, n.: garrison
- pretium, -iī, n.: price
- proelium, -iī, n.: fight; battle
- prīncipium, -iī, n.: beginning
- pōculum, -ī, n.: cup
- puer, -ī, m.: boy; child; slave
- radius, -iī, m.: ray, spoke
- remedium, -iī n.: remedy
- Remus, -ī, m.: not the founder of Rome; the other of two famous twins
- Romulus, -ī, m.: founder of Rome; one of two famous twins
- rursus, -ī, m.: retreat
- rusticus, -ī, m.: farmer
- rāmus, -ī, m.: branch; bough (of a tree)
- rēgnum, -ī, n.: kingdom
- rētiārius, -iī, m.: net man (gladiator)
- rīvus, -ī, m.: stream; river
- saccus, -ī, m.: sack; (money) bag
- sacrum, -ī, n.: sacrifice; sacred vessel
- saeculum, -ī, n.: age; era; generation; century
- sagittarius, -iī, m.: archer
- saxum, -ī, n.: rock; stone
- scutum, -1, n.: shield
- sepulchrum, -ī, n.: tomb; grave
- sertum, -ī, n.: garland; wreath of flowers
- servus, -ī, m.: slave
- signum, -ī. n.: sign, signal; military standard
- socius, -iī, m.: ally; companion
- somnium, -ī, n.*: dream
- somnus, -ī, m.*: sleep
- sonus, -ī, m.: sound; roar
- spatium, -iī, n.: space, distance
- stagnum, -ī, n.: pool
- studium, -iī, n.: eagerness, devotion; desire
- supplicium, -iī, n.: punishment; torture
- taurus, -ī, m.: bull
- templum, -ī, n.: temple
- tergum, -1, n.: back; rear
- titulus, -ī, m.: title, inscription
- torus, -ī, m.: bed; couch; royal throne or seat
- tribunus, -ī, m.: tribune (Roman politician)
- tributum, -ī, n.: tribute; tax
- triumphus, -ī, m.: triumph
- tumulus, -ī, m.: hill; mound; swelling
- tēctum, -ī, n.: roof; ceiling; house
- tēlum, -ī, n.: javelin; weapon
- ursus, -ī, m.: bear
- ventus, -ī, m.: wind
- verbum, -1, n.: word
- vestigium, -iī, n.: footprint; step; track; trace;
- vir, -ī, m.: man; husband
- vīcīnus, -ī, m.: neighbor
- vīnum, -ī, n.: vine; grapevine
- võtum, -ī, n.: vow; prayer; sacred promise
- ānulus, -ī, m.: ring
- ōsculum, -ī, n.: kiss
- ōtium, -iī, n.: leisure; ease, rest
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Test your knowledge of Latin nouns and their meanings with this quiz. From everyday items to abstract concepts, challenge yourself to recall the definitions of various nouns. Perfect for Latin students and enthusiasts alike!
