Latin, then Picture, then English
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