IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
AMPHORA – jar. Made from clay with a handle and a pointed end, store wine, and oils, nuts?
ATRIUM – the main room, the first room entered after going through the fauces.
CUBICULUM – the bedroom, joined onto the atrium
CULINA – kitchen
DOMINA – “master” addressed to a woman, DOMINUS is the male equivalent
DOMUS – town house, different to a villa
“DO UT DE” – “I give so you give”
FAMILIA – the members of a household
FRESCO – wall painting, often expensive and hard to create, available in 4 styles
GEMINI – twins GEMINUS/GEMINA is the singular equivalent
LARARIUM – shrine to the Lares
LARES – household gods
PAIDAGOGUS – escort, usually takes children to school. Often learned.
PATER – father
PERISTYLIUM – the garden surrounded by columns in a typical Roman house.
RHETOR – the last stage in the Roman education system, up to age 18, teaches how to speak properly
SALUTATIO – the morning greeting where the clients and patrons meet. Sometimes sportula is given
SALVIUS EST ASINUS, GAIUM CONSILIO ELEGERIT – "Salvius is a donkey, choose Gaius for council"
SERVOS – slave
TRICLINIUM – dining room, at the back of the house with a vista. Triclinium literally means “three couches”
VISTA – the view running down the length of the house
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Tu Amo - Latin Translations
Sachbücherthis is a book of latin transaltions for the LAtin words and phrases used in Tu Amo, helpful and educational.