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agricola, agricolae

farmer

amicus, -ī

friend

ancilla, -ae

slave woman

anulus, anulī

ring

atrium (in atriō)

reception hall

canis, canis

dog

cena, -ae

dinner

cera, cerae

wax, wax tablet

cibus, -ī

food

clamor, clamoris

shout, uproar

coquus, coquī

a cook

cubiculum (in cubiculō)

bedroom

culina (in culinā)

kitchen

dominus, -ī

master

fabula, fabulae

play, story

femina, feminae

woman

filius, filiī

son

forum, -ī

forum, business center

fur, furis

thief

hortus (in hortō)

garden

ianua, -ae

front door

infans, infantis

baby, child

iudex, iudicis

judge

iuvenis, iuvenis

young man

leo, leonis

lion

libertus, libertī

freedman, ex-slave

mater, matris

mother

mendax, mendacis

liar

mensa, -ae

table

mercator, -toris

merchant

navis, navis

ship

negotium

business

pater, patris

father

pecunia, pecuniae

money

poeta, poetae

poet

puella, puellae

girl

res, reī

thing

senex, senis

old man

servus, servī

slave

signum, signī

sign, seal, signal

taberna, -ae

store, shop, inn

tablinum (in tablinō)

study

triclinium (in tricliniō)

dining room

turba, turbae

crowd

urbs, urbis

city

via (in viā)

street

villa, -ae

house

vinum, -ī

wine