aedificium, -ī (n)

mūrus, -ī (m)moenia, -ium (n/pl)

fōns, fontis (m)

templum, -ī (n)

amphithēatrum, -ī (n)

tabulārium, -ī (n)

thermae, -ārum (f/pl)

aquaeductus, -ūs (m)

cloaca, -ae (f)

porta, -ae (f)

basilica, -ae (f)

ludus, -ī (m)

arcus, -ūs (m)

argentāria, -ae (f)

mūseum, ī (n)

bibliothēca, ae (f)

valētūdinārium, ī (n)nosocomium, ī (n)

quadrīvium, ī (n)

crepīdō, crepīdinis (f)

hortī, hortōrum (m)

theātrum, ī (n)

aedēs cursuālēs, ium (n)

librāria, ae (f)

tonstrīna, ae (f)

ecclēsia, ae (f)

fabrica, ae (f)

laniēna, ae (f)

monumentum, ī (n)

ōtium, (n)

negōtium, ī (n)

labōro, laborāre, labōrāvī, laborātus (v1)

minister, ministrī (m)ministra, ministrae (f)

mercātor, -is (m)tabernārius, -ī (m)

pistrīnum, -ī (n)

lānius, -ī (m)

argentārius, -ī (m)

artifex, artificis (m)faber, fabrī (m)

pictor, pictoris (m)

poēta, -ae (m)

nauta, -ae (m)

scriptor, -is (m)

vestifex, -icis (m) vēstiārius, -ī (m)

senātor, -is (m)

negotiātor, is (m)

carcer, carceris (m)

bibliopōla, -ae (m)

medicus, ī (m)

tōnsor, is (m)

vīlicus, ī (m)

raedārius, ī (m)

coquus, ī (m)

histriō, -ōnis (m)

mūsicus, ī (m)

iūdex, iūdicis (m)

accūsātor, is (m) 

advocātus, ī (m)

sacerdōs, sacerdōtis (m)