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| fama, famae (f): rumor, report; fame, reputation |
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| forma, formae (f): form, shape; beauty |
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| fortuna, fortunae (f): fortune, luck |
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| ira, irae (f): ire, anger |
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| nauta, nautae (m): sailor (one of the few masculine first declension nouns) |
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| patria, patriae (f): fatherland, native land, one's country |
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| pecunia, pecuniae (f): money |
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| philosophia, philosophiae (f): philosophy |
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| poena, poenae (f): punishment, penalty |
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| (idiom) to pay the penalty |
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| porta, portae (f): gate, entrance |
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| puella, puellae (f): girl |
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| sententia, sententiae (f): feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence |
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| vita, vitae (f): life; mode of life |
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| antiqua, antiquae (f): ancient, old-time |
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| magna, magnae: large, great; important |
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| multa, multae: much, many |
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| tua, tuae: your (used when speaking to only one person) |
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| both... and (He was both strong and kind.) |
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| (preposition + ablative) without |
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