clothing & shoes, cosmetics

food and drink

Vinum (wine) • Calida (mulled wine, punch) • Cerevisia (beer) • Coena (dinner) • Comissatio (drinking bout)

furnishings

Abacus (sideboard) - (tray) • Arca • Armarium • Candela • Candelabrum • Capsa • Carchesium • Cathedra • Fax (torch) • Follis (bellows) • Guttus (pitcher) • Incitega (amphora stand) • Laterna (lantern) • Lectus (bed, couch) • Lucerna (lamp) • Mantele/Mappa (napkin) • Mensa (table) • Pluteus (part of a bed; shelving) • Sella (chair) • Speculum (mirror) • Tapes (carpets) • Taeda (torch) • Torus • Tripos (tripod) • Urceus (pitcher) • Velum

games, sports & pastimes

Abacus (gameboard) • Agonothetae (sports judges) • Alea (games of chance) • Ascoliasmus • Athletae • Ceroma • Cestus (boxing gloves with a kick) • Cottabos • Discus • Follis (ball) • Fritillus (dice box) • Gymnasium (and gymnastics) • Halteres (weightlifting) • Lampadephoria (relay race) • Lucta (wrestling) • Palaestra • Pancratium • Pentathlon • Petaurum • Pila (ball; includes Harpastum) • Pugilatus (boxing) • Talus (knucklebones) • Tesserae (dice)

hotels, restaurants, etc.

Cella

kitchen & table

Acetabulum • Amphora • Chous • Chrysendeta • Colum (pierced spoon or ladle) • Cupa (wine vat) • Cyathus (ladle) • Lanx (serving platter) • Ligula (spoon) • Mortarium • Murrhina Vasa • Olla (jar, pot) • Patera (plate, paten, saucer) • Patina (plate, bowl) • Rhyton (drinking-horn) • Salinum (salt cellar) • Trua/Trulla (pierced spoon, trowel) • Urceus (pitcher) • Urna • Vitrum (glass)

music

Buccina (horn) • Canticum • Cornu (horn) • Crotalum (similar to castanets) • Cymbalum • Fescennina • Hydraula (hydraulic organ) • Lituus • Sambuca (harp) • Lyra (lyre) • Sistrum • Syrinx (Pan pipes) • Testudo • Tibia (flute, pipes) • Tintinnabulum (bell) • Tuba (trumpet) • Tympanum (tambourine and similar instruments)

occupations

Accensi • Agrimensores • Aliptae (masseurs and trainers) • Amanuensis • Anteambulones • Aquarii • Archiater (high-powered doctor) • Balatro (jester) • Calculator • Carnifex (executioner) • Fullo (cleaners) • Gladiatores • Librarii • Librator • Mensores • Notarii • Procurator • Publicans • Scribae • Stratores

painting & sculpture

Scalptura (engraving and cameo work)

social customs

Fescennina • Hospitium • Jusjurandum (oaths) • Nomen (Roman names) • Serta (garlanding houses and temples) • Sportula

slavery

Slavery • Anteambulones • Aquarii • Arca • Capsarii • Carnifex • Ergastulum (chain gang prison) • Flagrum (cat-o'nine-tails) • Pedisequi • Volones (slaves in the army)

spectacles, circus games, etc.

Amphitheatrum • Bestiarii • Circus • Desultor • Funambulus (tightrope walker) • Gladiatores • Ludi • Naumachia • Saltatio (dance) • Venatio (animal slaughters)

the theatre & literature

Theatrum • Comoedia • Exodia • Exostra • Mimus • Pantomimus • Satura • Siparium • Tragoedia

time & calendar

Calendarium • Chronologia • Dies (the day) • Feriae • Lustrum • Nundinae
See also religious festivals.

weights & measures

Actus • Artaba • Arura • Choenix • Clima • Congius • Cubitus • Cyathus • Jugerum • Ligula • Palmus • Passus • Parasanga • Pes • Pondera • Quadrantal • Sextarius