| aedés, -is (F.), temple; | aedés, -ium, house. |
| aqua (F.), water; | aquae, mineral springs, a watering-plac[QUERY]. |
| auxilium (N.), help; | auxilia, auxiliaries. |
| bonum (N.), a good; | bona, goods, property. |
| carcer (M.), dungeon; | carcerés, barriers (of race-course). |
| castrum (N.), fort; | castra, camp. |
| comitium (N.), place of assembly; | comitia, an election (town-meeting). |
| cópia (F.), plenty; | cópiae, stores, troops. |
| fidés (F.), harp-string; | fidés, lyre. |
| finis (M.), end; | finés, bounds, territories. |
| fortúna (F.), fortune; | fortúnae, possessions. |
| grátia (F.), favor (rarely, thanks); | grátiae, thanks (also, the Graces). |
| hortus (M.), a garden; | hortí, pleasure-grounds. |
| impedímentum (N.) hindrance; | impedímenta, baggage. |
| littera (F.), letter (of alphabet); | litterae, epistle, literature. |
| locus (M.), place [plural loca (N.)]; | locí,[1][In early writers the regular plural.] topics, places in books. |
| lúdus (M.), sport; | lúdí, public games. |
| mós (M.), habit, custom; | mórés, character. |
| nátális (M.), birthday; | nátálés, descent, origin. |
| opera (F.), work; | operae, day-laborers (``hands''). |
| [ops,] opis (F.), help (§ 103. f. 1); | opés, resources, wealth. |
| pars (F.), part; | partés, part (on the stage), party. |
| róstrum (N.), beak of a ship; | róstra, speaker's platform. |
| sál (M. or N.), salt; | salés, witticisms. |
| tabella (F.), tablet; | tabellae, documents, records. |