-x, -cis (as -āx, -ācis; -īx, -īcis; -ux, -ucis); but -ex,-ĭcis.
-rs, -rtis; -āns, -antis; -ōns, -ontis; -ās, -ātis.
-ō, -onis; but do, -dinis, -gō, gĭnis.
-n, -nis (as -ēn, -ēnis) but -ēn, -ĭnis.
-ăl, -alis; -ar, -aris ; -il, -il-is ; til, -iilis ; -ur, -iiris.
-ĕr, -eris; but -tĕr, -tris, -bĕ,r -bris, -cĕr, -cris.
-ŏr, -oris; -ōs, -ōris.
-ŭs, -ĕris; -ūs, -ūtis; but Monosyllables in -ūs, -ūris.
For illustrations see § 23.
B.
ăbĭēs, ăbĭēt.-ĭs, f. pine
† ăcĕr, ăcĕr-ĭs, n. maple wood
ădeps, ădĭp-ĭs, m. f. fat
aequŏr, aequŏr-ĭs, n. plain
aes, aer-ĭs, n. bronze
† ālēc, ālēc-ĭs,n. fish-sauce
ālĕs, ālĭt-ĭs (adj) winged
† ămĕs, ămĭt-ĭs, m. pole for nets
† ănas, anat-is, f. duck
anceps, ancĭpĭt-ĭs {adj.) doubtful
(So the other compounds from căpŭt, bĭceps (adj.) two-headed; trĭceps three-headed; praeceps headlong.)
antistĕs (as sŭperstĕs)
† appendix, appendĭc-ĭs, f. an appendage
arbŏr (arbōs), arbŏr-ĭs, ,f. tree
ărĭes, ărĭĕt-ĭs, m. ram
ās, ass-ĭs, m. copper coin
auceps, aucŭp-ĭs, m. bird-catcher
† baccăr, baccăr-ĭs, n. an aromatic plant
bĭceps (as anceps)
caelbs, caelĭb-ĭs (adj.) un-marricd
† caelĕs, caelĭt-ĭs (adj.) heavenly[1]
caespĕs, caespĭt-ĭs, m. turf
căalix, călĭc-ĭs, m. goblet
căapĭs, căpĭd-ĭs, f. sacrificial bowl
căpŭt, căpĭt-ĭs, n. head
carcĕr, carcĕr-ĭs, m. prison
cărō, carn-ĭs, f. flesh
cassĭs, cassĭd-ĭs,'f. helmet
Cĕrēs, Cĕrĕr-ĭs, f. goddess of corn
† cĭcĕr, cĭcĕr-ĭs, n. chickpea
cĭnĭs, cĭnĕr-ĭs, m. ashes
cŏmĕs, cŏmĭt-ĭs, m. f. companion
compēs, compĕd-ĭs,f. fetter[1]
compŏs, compŏt-ĭs (adj.) master of
coniunx or coniux, coniŭg-ĭs, m. f. husband or wife
cŏr, cord-ĭs, n. heart
(So also the Adjective compounds : concors, discors, excors, mĭsĕrĭcors, sōcors, and vēcors.)
corpŭs, corpŏr-ĭs, n. body.
cōs, cōt-ĭs,f whetstone
