Stage 1
ātrium
atrium, reception
hall
canis
dog
coquus
cook
cubiculum
bedroom
culīna
kitchen
est
is
i.e. = id est = that is
fīlius
son
filial – pertaining to parent/child relationship
affiliate – “towards (being) a son – to closely associate
hortus
garden
in
in, on
labōrat
works, is working
māter
mother
pater
father
sedet
sits, is sitting
servus
slave
tablīnum
study
triclīnium
dining room
via
street
Stage 2
atrium cordis – atrium of the heart
canine – pertaining to dogs
precocious – “cooked before” – unusually mature/developed
concoct – “cook with” – to devise or “cook up” (a plan)
cubicle – a small square room or area
culinary – related to cooking or the kitchen
horticulture –gardening or garden maintenance
induce – “lead in” – to cause or to lead
reincarnation – “back into flesh” – the idea of rebirth in a new
body
laborious – “full of work” – requiring much work
elaborate – “from work” – very fancy or intricate
maternity – motherhood
maternal – pertaining to mothers/motherhood
matron – a married woman
matriarch – female head of the household
paternity – fatherhood
paternal – pertaining to fathers/fatherhood
patron – someone who supports someone or something
financially
patriarch – male head of the household
sediment – matter that has settled on the bottom
sedentary – “sitting” – an inactive lifestyle
servitude – the condition of serving
viaduct – “lead the way” – a bridge that holds a road or rail
deviate – “from the path” – to stray from the agreed path
amīcus
friend
ancilla
slave-girl, slavewoman
cēna
dinner
cibus
food
dominus
master
dormit
sleeps
gustat
tastes
amicable – “able to be friendly” – friendly
amity – friendship
ancillary – assisting
dominate – govern or rule
dominion – territory with one ruler
dormitory – a building in which one sleeps
dormant – in a sleeping or inactive state
disgust – “without taste” – to offend the good taste of
intramural – “inside the walls” – activities or sports that involve
only students from the same school
intrat
enters
laetus
happy
laudat
praises
laudable – able to be praised / worthy of praise
mēnsa
table
mesa – a land formation with steep sides and a flat top
mercātor
merchant
quoque
also, too
salūtat
greets
toga
toga
tunica
tunic
mercantile – pertaining to trade
salute – a gesture of recognition or respect
salutation – a greeting
salutatorian – person who gives the welcome speech (2nd in
graduating class)
Stage 3
ad
to, towards
bibit
drinks
circumspectat looks around
clāmat
shouts
advent – “come towards” – an approach
adjudication – “to (act as a) judge” – a judgement
imbibe – “drink in” – to drink / to take into the mind
circumspect – “to look around”
circumvent – “to come around”
exclamation – “shout out/from”
proclamation – “shout for” – an official announcement
ecce!
see! look!
et
and
exit
goes out
exspectat
waits for
forum
forum, business
center
iānua
door
īrātus, -a, -um
angry
leō
lion
magnus, -a, um
big, large, great
nāvis
ship
nōn
not
portat
carries
respondet
replies
rīdet
laughs, smiles
salvē!
hello!
surgit
gets up, rises
taberna
store, shop, inn
etc. = et cetera – and others
expectant – one who is waiting
forum – a place (physical or online) in which to exchange ideas
janitor – keeper of the doors
ire - anger
irascible – very angry
leonine – of or pertaining to lions
magnanimous – “big souled” – generous
magnate – a person of great influence or importance
navigable – able to provide passage for ships
nondescript – “not describable” – uninteresting
non sequitur – Latin – does not follow – a conclusion that does
not follow logic
deport – “carry from” (people)
export – “carry out of” (things/goods)
import – “carry in”
transport – “carry across”
responsible – “answer-able” for someone or something
derisive
(same as salutat)
surge
resurgent
insurgent
tavern
videt
sees
vīlla
house
village
vīnum
wine
vine
vinyard
evidence