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Chapter 1:
ecce = Look!
[Italian – Ecco!]
aestās, aestātis F = summer [estival, aestival, estivation, aestivation, estivate, aestivate]
alter, altera, alterum = one (of two), the other (of two); the second (of two) [alter, alterable,
alteration, alterative, altercate, altercation, alter ego, alteregoism, Alter ipse amicus = A friend is a
second self; alternate, alternative, alternately, alternating, alternation, alternator, alternis diebus; alt.
dieb. = Every other day, on alternate days; altruism, altruist, exalter, inalterable, inalterability,
inalterably, subaltern, subalternate, subalternation, unalterable]
arbor, arboris F = tree [arbor, arboreal, arborist, Arbor Day, arboretum]
[arbor (s), arbores (pl); arbour (British), arboraceous, arboreal, arborean, arboreous, arboreous desert,
arborescence, arborescent, arboresque, arboret, arboretum (s), arboreta (pl), arborical, arboricide,
arboricole, arboricolous, arboricoline, arboriculture, arboriculturist, arborification, arboriform,
arborify, arborified, arborist, arborization, aborisation (British), arborize, arboroid, arborolatry,
arborophilia, arborphilia, arborous, arborsculpture, arborvirologist, arborvirology, arborvirus,
arbovirus, arbor vitae, arbuscle, arbutus]
Cūr? = Why?
dum [conjunction] = while
et = and (even, also)
etiam = also, even
faciō, facere, fēcī, factus = to do, make
[affair, affect, affected, affection, artifact, artifice, artificial, benefaction, benefactor, beneficent, beneficiary, benefit, calefacient,
calorifacient, certificate, certify, chafe, chauffeur, clarify, coefficient, confection, confetti, confit, counterfeit, defacto, defeat,
defect, defective, deficient, deficit, diffect, difficacious, difficult, dignify, disaffected, discomfit, diversify, dormifacient,
edification, edifice, edify, effect, effectual, efficacious, efficacy, efficient, effigy, exemplify, ex post facto, facient, facile, facilitate,
facility, facsimile, fact, faction, factious, factitious, factor, factory, factotum, factual, faculty, falsify, fashion, feasance, feasibility,
feasible, feat, feature, febrifacient, feckless, fetish, forfeit, fortify, fructify, glorify, gratify, horrific, horrify, identify, imperfect,
imperfection, indemnify, infect, infection, intensify, ipso facto, justify, liquefy, liquifacient, magnificence, magnifico, magnify,
malefic, maleficence, malfeasance, manufacture, misfeasance, modify, mollify, mortify, munificence, munificent, nonfeasance,
notify, nullify, office, official, officiate, officious, olfactory, orifice, pacific, pacifist, pacify, parturifacient, perfect, perfecto,
personify, personification, petrify, pluperfect, pontiff, pontificate, prefect, proficiency, proficient, profit, prolific, putrefy,
putrefaction, qualify, ramify, ramification, rarefy, ratify, rectify, refectory, rubefacient, sacrifice, sanctify, satisfaction, satisfy,
savoir-faire, scientific, significant, signify, simplify, solidify, somnifacient, sorbefacient, specific, specify, stratify, stupefacient,
stupefy, suffice, sufficient, superficial, surface, surfeit, terrific, terrify, testify, typify, unify, verify, vilify, vivify]
habitō, habitāre, habitāvī, habitātus/a/um = to live, dwell
[cohabit, cohabitation, exhibit, exhibition, habeas corpus, habiliments, habit, habitable, habitant,
habitat, habitation, habitual, habituate, habitude, Homo habilis, inhabit, inhabitant, inhibit, inhibition,
prohibit, prohibition, prohibitive, rehab, rehabilitate]
iam = now, already
laetus, laeta, laetum = happy
legō, legere, lēgī, lectus/a/um = to read; gather, choose; select
[coil, collect, collectanea, collectible, collection, collective, collectively, college, collegial, collegian,
collegiate, counter-intelligence, cull, culler, delegate, delegation, dialect, dialectic, dilectology,
diligence, diligent, eclectic, elect, election, electioneer, elective, electively, illegible, ineligibility,
ineligible, illegitimately, intellect, intelligence, intelligent, intelligent design, intelligentsia,
intelligible, intelligibly, irreligious, irreligiously, lectern, lection, lectionary, lecture, lecturer, legacy,
legal, legalese, legalism, legalistic, legalist, legalistic, legality, legalize, legalization, legate, legatee,
legation, legislate, legislate, legislation, legislative, legislative, legislator, legislatress, legislatrix,
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legislature, legist, legitimate, legitimate, legitimatize, legitimist, legend, legendary, legibility, legible,
legion, legionary, legume, leguminivorous, leguminivore, leguminous, lesson, ligature, ligament,
ligation, neglect, neglectful, negligee, negligent, negligence, negligible, negligibly, phonoselectoscope,
predilection, pseudointellectual, recollect, recollection, religion, religious, religiously, religiosity,
areligious, select, selection, selective, sortilege, unintelligible, legitimacy, loyal, loyalist, loyalty,
privilege, relegate, relegation]
nōmen, nōminis N. = name; noun
[nominate, nominee, nomenclature, ignominious, nominal, anonymous, agnomen, allonomous,
anomia, anomie, anomy, antinomic, antinomy, antonomasia, binomenclature, binomial, binomialism,
cognomen, , ognomination, denominate, denominated, denomination, denominational,
denominationalism, denominationalist, denominationally, denominative, denominator, dysnomia,
hydronomy, hydronomous, ignominious, ignominiously, ignominy, innominate, lethonomia,
misnomer, nomancy, onomancy, onomatophobia, onomonopoeia, onomatophobia, nomenclate,
nomenclative, nomenclator, nomenclature, nomenclaturist, nominal, nominalism, nominalist,
nominalize, , ominalization, nominally, nominate, nomination, nominative, nominatively, nominee,
nomineeism, nomomisia, nosonomy, nothosonomia, noun, nuncupative, onomastics, paranomia,
polynomial, polynomial, multinomial, praenomen, raenominal, pronominal, pronominally, pronoun,
renown, renowned, renownedly,renownedness, renowner, renownful, renownless, suo nominee = By
its own name; surnomial, toxignomic, trinomial, trinomialism, verbal noun]
puella, puellae F. = girl
quī, quae, quod = who, what
Quid? = What?
Quis? = Who?
quod [conjunction] = because
(1) rūsticus, rūsticī M = peasant, a person who lives country
[rural, ruralist, rustic, rurban, rusticate, rustication, rusticism, rusticity, roister, roisterer, roisteringly]
(2) rūsticus, rūstica, rūsticum = of the country
scrībō, scrībere, scrīpsī, scrīptus/a/um = to write [adscript, ascribe, ascription, bescribble,
circumscribe, circumscription, conscribe, conscript, conscripted, conscription, describe, describing,
description, descriptive, indescribable, inscribe, inscription, interscribe, manuscribe, manuscript,
nondescript, nondescription, omniscribent, omniscriptive, overprescribe, overprescribing,
overprescription, postcript (post scriptum); P.S., prescribe, prescribed, prescript, prescription,
prescriptive, proscribe, proscription, rescribing, rescript, rescriptive, scribal, scribble, scribbling,
scribbleomania, scribbler, scribe, scribomania, scribophobia, scrip, scripophile, scripophily, script,
scriptorium (s), scriptoria (pl), scriptory, scriptural, scripture, scripturient, scrivener, subscribe,
subscriber, subscript, subscription, superscribe, superscribed, subscribe, superscript, superscription,
transcribe, transcribing, transcript, transcription, transcriptional, typescript]
sedeō, sedēre, sēdī, sessus/a/um = to sit
[assess, assessment, assiduous, assize, dispossess, dispossession, dissidence, dissident, insidioiusness,
insidious, obsess, obsession, obsessive, overassess, possess, possession, possessive, prepossess, preside,
president, prisider, repossess, reside, residence, residual, residuary, residue, séance, sedan, sedate,
sedative, sedentary, sediment, sedimentary, sedimentology, sedulity, sedulous, see (noun), sessile,
session, siege, size, subside, subsidence, subsidiary, subsidize, subsidy, supersede, supersession,
surcease]
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sub = under, beneath (preposition + accusative/ablative)
[The prefix sub- often becomes suc- before c: succumb; The prefix sub- often becomes suf- before f:
suffuse; The prefix sub- often becomes sug- before g: suggest; The prefix sub- often becomes sumbefore m: sumptuous; The prefix sub- often becomes sup- before p: suppression; The prefix sub- often
becomes sur- before r: surrogate; The prefix, sub- is often simplified to su- before sp. Before c, p, and t;
it is sometimes formed into sus-; as seen in suspect, suspend, suspicion, suspension, et al...
subaquatic, subaquatics, subaqueous, subarctic, subatomic, subaudition, subboreal, subcelestial,
subcellar, subclavian, subcompact, subconscious, subcontinent, subcontract, subcutaneous, subcutical,
subcuticula, subcuticular, subcutis, subdermal, subdivide, subdivision, subdorsal, subduction, subdue,
subepiglottic, subglossal, subject, subjection, subjective, subjectivity, subjugate, subjunctive, sublet,
sublimate, sublime, subliminal, sublingua, sublingual, sublingually, sublunar, submarine, submariner,
submation, submerge, submergence, submergible, submerse, submersible, submersion, submicroscopic,
submission, submissive, submit, subnormal, suboral, suborbital, subordinate, subordination,
subphylum, subscribe, subscriber, subscript, subscription, subsequence, subsequent, subservience,
subservient, subside, subsidence, subsidiary, subsidize, subsidy, subsist, subsistence, subsistent, subsoil,
subsonic, substance, substandard, substantial, substantiate, substantially, substantiation, substantive,
substellar, substitute, substitution, substitutional, substrata, substratosphere, substratum, substructure,
subsurface, subtenant, subterfuge, subterraneal, subterranean, subterraneous, subtle, subtlety, subtonic,
subtotal, subtract, subtraction, subtractive, subtrahend, subtropic, subtropical, suburban, suburbanite,
suburbanly, subversion, subversive, successfully, successfulness, succession, succinct, succor, suffer,
suffice, sufficient, suffix, suffocate, suffrage, summon, supplement, supplicate, supply, support, suppose,
suppress, surrendered, surreptitious]
ubi = where, where?
[ubiquitarian, ubiquitarianism, ubiquitariness, ubiquitary, ubiquitin, ubiquitous, ubiquitously,
ubiquitousness, ubiquity, ubi, ubication, ubiety, Ubi tu Gaius, ego Gaia = “Where ever you are, Gaius,
there I, Gaia, am.” A formula used in Roman marriage.]
vīcinus, vīcina, vīcinum = neighboring
[venue, vicinage, vicinal, vicinism, vicinist, vicinities, vicinity]
vīlla, vīllae F = villa, country house
[villa, Villanova, Villanovan, villain, village, villatic, villainage, villainous, villainess, villainy,
villanelle, villeinage, villainage, villein]
Chapter 2:
ad = to, toward, at, near [a preposition that always takes the accusative case]
ad vīllam rūsticam = to/toward the country house [and farm]
ager, agrī M = field
[agral, agrarian, agrarians, agrarianism, agrarianly, agria, agribusiness, agricere, agrichemical,
agrichemistry, agricolation, agricole, agricolist, agricolous, agricultor, agricultura, agricultural,
agriculturally, agriculturalist, agriculture, agriculturer, agriculturism, agriculturist, agrimensorial,
agrimony, agrimotor, agriologist, agriology, , griological, agriothymia, agriproduct, agritechnology,
agritech, agrizoiatrist, agrizoiatry, agroecology; , groecological, agrobacterium (s), agrobacteria (pl),
agrobiologist, agrobiology, agrobiological, agrobiologic, agrobusiness, agrochemical, agrocinopine,
agroclimatology, agroecologist, agroecology; agroecological, agroeconomic, , gro-economic;
agroeconomics, agro-economics, agroecosystem, agroenvironment, agroforestry, agrogeological,
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agrogeologic, agrogeologically, peregrinar, peregrinate, peregrinating, peregrinated, peregrination, ,
eregrinations, peregrinator, peregrine, peregrine, Peregrine Falcon, peregrinity, pilgrim, pilgrimage,
pilgrimatic, pilgrimatical, pilgrimdom, pilgrimer, pilgrimess, pilgrimism, pilgrimize, pilgrimizing, preagricultural]
ex agrīs = from/out of the fields; in agrīs = in the fields
ambulō, ambulāre, ambulāvī, ambulātus/a/um = to walk
[amble, ambulance, ambulant, ambulate, ambulation, ambulating, ambulation, ambulative, ambulator,
ambulatorial, ambulatories, ambulatory, ambuling, Ambulocetus natans, ambulomancy, ambulomania,
ambulomantist, ambulophobia, anteambulate, anteambulation, circumambulate, circumambulation,
circumambulator, deambulate, deambulation, deambulator, deambulatory, funambulant, funambulate,
funambulation, funambulator, funambulatory, funambule, funambuler, funambuling, funambulism,
funambulist, funambulous, inambulate, inambulation, lunambulism, lunambulist, noctambulant,
noctambulation, noctambulant, noctambulic, noctambulism, noctambule, noctambulism, noctambulist,
noctambulistic, obambulate, obambulation, obambulatory, perambulate, perambulatory,
perambulating, perambulation, perambulator, perambulatory, pram, preamble, preambular,
preambulary, preambulate, preambulation, preambulatory, preambulous, preambulous, ramble,
redambulate, redambulation, solvitur ambulando, somnambulant, somnambular, somnambulate,
somnambulating, somnambulation, somnambulator, somnambulency, somnambulic, somnambulism,
somnambulist, somnambulistic, somnambulistically, vicambulate, vicambulist]
amīca, amīcae F. = friend [feminine friend]
[amateur, amateurish, amative, amatory, amiable, amicable, amicicide, amity, amor, amorous,
enamored, enemy, enmity, inamorata, inimical, inimically, paramour, unamiable]
amīcus, amīca, amīcum = friendly
[amateur, amateurish, amative, amatory, amiable, amicable, amicicide, amity, amor, amorous,
enamored, enemy, enmity, inamorata, inimical, inimically, paramour, unamiable]
brēvī tempore = in a short time, soon
brēvis, brēve = short, brief [brevity, abbreviation, debrief, brief [noun], brief [verb]]
currō, currere, cucurrī, cursūrus/a/um = to run [concourse, concur, concurrent, corral, corridor,
courier, course, currency, current, curricula (plural), curricular, curriculum (singular), curriculum vitae
(c.v.), cursive, cursor, cursory, discourse, discursive, excursion, extracurricular, incur, incursion,
intercourse, occur, occurrence, precursor, recourse, recur, recurrence, recurrent, telecourse,
thermocurrent, xenocurrency]
dēfessus, dēfessa, dēfessum = tired
ex [ē] = from, out of – [a preposition that always takes the ablative case]
ex agrīs = from/out of the fields
hodiē = today
in = 1. into, onto [a preposition that takes the accusative case]
2. in, on [a preposition that takes the ablative case]
in agrīs = in the fields [agriculture, agronomy, agro-economics]
lentē = slowly [lento, lentissimo, lentando]
nōn iam = no longer
Quid faciunt…? = What are [they] doing (the plural of Quid...facit?)
quoque = also
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sed = but
sunt = they are [the plural of est]
tandem = at last [tandem]
tempus, temporis Neuter = time [contemporaneous, contemporary, contemporize, contretemps,
equitemporaneous, extemporaneous, extempore, omnitemporal, pretemporal, pro tempore, pro tem,
spatiotemporal, supertemporal, tempest, tempestuous, tempo, temporal, temporally, temporarily,
temporality, temporary, temporicide, temporize, tempus fugit = “Time flies”]
Chapter 3:
abeō, abīre, abiī [abīvī], abitus/a/um = to go away [adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, exit, exitus,
initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, limit, obituary, perish, sedition, seditious, transient, transit,
transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
Abīte, molestī = Go away, pests!
amīcus, amīcī M = friend [amateur, amateurish, amative, amatory, amiable, amicable, amicicide,
amity, amor, amorous, enamored, enemy, enmity, inamorata, inimical, inimically, paramour,
unamiable]
cadō, cadere, cecidī, cāsūrus/a/um = to fall
[accidence, accident, accidental, accidentally, accidently, cadaver, cadavericole, cadavericolous,
cadaverous, cadaverousness, cadence, cadent, cadenza, caducity, caducous, cascade, case, casual,
casualism, casualist, casually, casualty, casuist, casuistry, chance, cheat, chute, coincide, coincidence,
coincidences, coincident, coincidental, coincidentally, coincidently, decadence, decadent, decadently,
decay, deciduous, escheat, escheatable, incidence, incident, incidentally, ocassionally, occasion,
occasional, occidental, occidental, occidentalism, recidivism]
clāmō, clāmāre, clāmāvī, clāmātus /a/um = to shout, yell
[acclaim, acclaimer, acclaiming, acclamation, acclamator, acclamatory, claim, claimable, claimant,
clamatory, clamor, clamorous, clamorously, clamorousness, conclamant, conclamation, counterclaim,
counterclaimant, declaim, declaimer, declamation, declamatory, disclaim, disclaimer, exclaim,
exclaimer, exclamation, exclamatory, irreclaimable, misclaim, proclaim, proclaimed, proclaimer,
proclamation, proclamator, proclamatory, reclaim, reclaimer, reclamable, reclamation, unreclaimable,
unreclaimed]
gemō, gemere, gemuī, gemitus/a/um = to groan
hortus, hortī M. = garden [horticole, horticolous, horticultural, horticulture, horticulturist, ortolan]
īdem, eadem, idem = the same (= is, ea, id + suffix –dem)
[identic, identical, identifier, identify, identification, identity, identity matrix]
īrātus, īrāta, īrātum = angry, irate [irascibility, irascible, irascibility, irascibleness, irascibly, irate,
ire, ireful]
Ita vērō! = yes! [verily, veracity, verisimilitude]
vērus, vēra, vērum = true [aver, averment, cinema verite, inveracious, inveracity, In vino veritas.,
veracious, veraciously, veracity, verdict, veridical, veridically, veridicalness, verification,
verificationism, verifier, verify, veriloquence, veriloquent, verily, verisimilar, verisimilitude, verism,
verist, veristic, veritable, veritableness, veritably, veritably, Veritas, veritism, veritist, verity, very]
vēra dicere = to speak the truth
labōrō, labōrāre, labōrāvī, labōrātus/a/um = to work
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[belabor, belabored, belaboring, belabors, clinical laboratory, collaborate, collaborated, collaborating,
collaboration, collaborationism, collaborationist, collaborative, collaborator, collaborators, elaborate,
elaborated, elaborateness, elaboration, elaborative, elaborator, hot laboratory, inelaborate, labor,
laboratorian, laboratory, lab, labored, laborer, laboring, laborious, laboriously, laboriousness, laborite,
Labor omnia vincit. = “Perseverance [Work] overcomes all difficulties”, labors --> as in Hercules’
labors]
Minimē = no!, not at all!
[comminute, diminish, diminuendo, diminution, diminutive, minuet, minify, minima, minimal,
minimifidian, minimize, minimum, miniscule, minister, minometer, minor, minority, minuend, minus,
minuscule, minute, minutia, minutiae]
molestus, molesta, molestum = annoying, bothersome [molest]
multus, multa, multum  usually in plural multī, multae, multa = much (singular); many
(plural) [multangular, multangulum, multi-access, multiarticular, multibibe, multicasting, multicavous,
multicellular, multiciliate, multicolor, multicostate, multicultural, multidentate, multidigitate, multidimensional,
multidirectional, multidisciplinary, multidiscipline, multiethnic, multifaceted, multifactorial, multifarious,
multifid, multiflorous, multifluvian, multifoil, multifoliate, multifoliolate, multiform, multifunctional,
multigenerational, multigravida, multijugate, multilateral, multilateralism, multilingual, multilingualism,
multilobar, multilobular, multiloquacious, multimammae, multimedia, multimeter, multimillionaire,
multimonstrous, multinational, multiopoly, multipara, multiparous, multiped, multipede; multipedal, multiple,
multiple hamartomas, multiplex, multiplicand, multiplication, multiplicative, multiplicity, multiplier, multiply,
multipolar, multipotent, multipotential, multiradicate, multisect, multisection, multisense, multisensory,
multistratal, multitentacular, multitentaculate, multitude, multitudinous, multivalent, multivoltine, multocular,
multungulate]
-ne  indicates a question
piscīna, piscīnae F. = fishpond [Pisces, piscine, piscina, pisciculture, piscatorial, piscivorous,
piscary]
puer, puerī M.= boy [puerperal, puerice, puericulture, puericulturist, puerile, puerileness, puerilism,
puerility, pueritia, puerperal, puerperalism, puerperant, puerperial,
puerperium]
Quī = who [masculine, both singular and plural]
rīdeō, rīdere, rīsī, rīsus /a/um = to laugh, smile
[riant, ridiculous, ridicule, deride, derision, risible, risibility]
servus, servī M = slave (also in the feminine: serva, servae F = slave)
[servant, serve, service, servient, servile, servitor, servitude, subservient]
sōlus, sōla, sōlum = only, alone [solo, solitary, soliloquy, solitude, sole, solitaire, soloist,
desolate]
subitō = suddenly [still used in Italian]
vir, virī M.= man, husband; hero [centumvir, decimvir, deimvirile, duumvir, evirate, evirato, evirtuate,
invirile, invirtuate, levirate, octovirate, quindecemvir, revirescence, triumvir, triumvirate, virile, virilescence,
virilia, virilify, virilism, virilist, virility, virilization, virilocal, viripotent, viropause, virtual, virtualism, virtuality,
virtue, virtuosity, virtuoso, virtuous]
Chapter 4: to be revised
amō, amāre, amāvī, amātus/a/um = to love, like
[amateur, amateurish, amative, amatory, amiable, amicable, amicicide, amity, amor, amorous,
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enamored, enemy, enmity, inamorata, inimical, inimically, paramour, unamiable]
appropinquō, appropinquāre, appropinquāvī, appropinquātus/a/um = to approach
[approach, approachable, approachableness, approacher, appropriate, appropriatary, appropriate
(verb), appropriated, appropriately, appropriation, appropriations, appropriative, appropriator,
expropriate, expropriation, expropriator, expropriatory, inappropriate, inappropriately,
inappropriateness, irreproachable, irreproachably, misappropriate, misappropriated, misappropriation,
prior appropriation, propinquity, reproachable, reproachableness, reproachably, reproachful,
reproachfully, reproachfulness, reproachingly, unappropriate, unappropriated]
ascendō, ascendere, ascendī, ascensūrus/a/um = to come, go up, climb up
[ancestor, ascend, ascendance, ascendancy, ascendant, ascendant, ascendingly, ascension, ascensional,
ascent, condescend, condescending, condescension, descend, descendant, descendent, descent, scan,
scandal, scandalize, scandalmonger, scandalous, scandent, scansion, scansorial, scintiscanner, slander,
transcend, transcendence, transcendency, transcendent, transcendental, transcendentalism]
audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītus/a/um = to hear, listen to
[audibility, audible, audibleness, audibly, audiclave, audicon, audience, audiency, audient, audile,
audio, audioanalgesia, audiofrequency, audiogenic, audiogram, audiolingual, audiological, audiologist,
audiology, audiometer, audiometric, audiometrician, audiometrist, audiometry, audiophile,
audiophiliac, audiospectogram, audiospectograph, audiovisual, audiphone, audit, audition, auditive,
auditognosis, auditor, auditories, auditorily, auditorium, auditory, auditory hypoesthesia, auditress,
autoaudible, clairaudience, clairaudient, disobedience, disobedient, disobediently, disobey, dysaudia,
exaudible, exaudition, inaudible, inaudibleness, inaudibly, micro-audiphone, obedience, obedient,
obediently, obeisance, obey, postauditory, preaudience, psychauditory, psychoauditory, subaudible,
subaudition, superaudible, transaudient, unaudible, unaudited]
caveō, cavēre, cāvī, cautus/a/um = to beware of [cautel, cautela, cautelous, cautio, caution, cautious,
cautio usufructuaria, caveat, incautelous, incautious, precaution, uncautelous]
cōnspiciō, cōnspicere, cōnspexī, cōnspectus/a/um = to catch sight of [aspect, audiospectogram,
auspices, auspicious, cacospectamania, chronospecies, circumspect, conspicuous, despicable, despise,
despite, ecospecies, especial, espionage, expect, expectancy, extrospection, haruspex, haruspicate,
inauspicious, inspect, inspection, introspect, introspection, introspective, perspective, perspicacious,
perspicacity, perspicuous, prospect, prospective, prospectus, respect, respective, respite, retrospect,
special, species, specification, specify, specimen, specious, spectacle, spectacles, spectacular, spectator,
specter, spectral, spectroheliograph, spectrology, spectrometer, spectrophobia, spectrum, speculate,
speculation, speculative, speculator, spy, suspect, suspicion, suspicious]
Descende, Sexte! = Come down, Sextus!
dēscendō, dēscendere, dēscendī, dēscensus/a/um = to climb down
[ancestor, ascend, ascendance, ascendancy, ascendant, ascendant, ascendingly, ascension, ascensional,
ascent, condescend, condescending, condescension, descend, descendant, descendent, descent, scan,
scandal, scandalize, scandalmonger, scandalous, scandent, scansion, scansorial, scintiscanner, slander,
transcend, transcendence, transcendency, transcendent, transcendental, transcendentalism]
dormiō, dormīre, dormīvī, dormītus/a/um = to sleep
[condorm, dorm, dormant, dormancy, dormer, dormeuse, dormient, dormifacient, dormious,
dormitary, dormitation, dormition, dormitive, dormitory, nondormant, obdormition, postdormital,
postdormitum, predormital, predormitum]
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fragor, fragōris M. = crash, noise
[diffract, diffraction, diffractive, diffractively, fragile, fragilely, fragility, fragment, fragmental,
fragmentarily, fragmentary, fragmentate, fragmentation, fragmentize, frail, frailness, frailty, frangible,
frangile, fracas, fractal, fractile, fraction, fractional, fractionally, fractionize, fractious, fracture, fragible,
fringilline, infraction, infrangible, infringe, infringement, infringer, irrefragable, lunatic fringe,
refractory, refract, refraction, refractive, refractively, refractor, refractorily, refractory, refracture,
refrain, refrangibility, refrangible, refrangibleness]
fūrtim = stealthily, sneakily, “like a thief” [furtive, ferret]
igitur = therefore
īnfirmus, īnfirma, īnfirmum = weak, shaky
[affirm, affirmable, affirmation, affirmative, affirmatively, confirm, confirmable, confirmation,
confirmative, confirmed, disaffirm, firm, firmament, infirm, infirmary, infirmities, infirmity, reaffirm,
reaffirmation] [infirm, infirmity]
magnus, magna, magnum = big, great, loud
[demagnify, demagnified, demagnifying, magna cum laude, magnanimity, magnanimous,
magnanimously, magnate, magnicaudate, magnicaudatous, magnifiable, magnification, magnificence,
magnificent, magnificentness, magnificently, magnifico, magnificous, magnificously, magnifier,
magnifique, magnify, magnifying, magniloquent, magniloquence, magniloquy, magnipotent,
magnipotence, magniscope, magnisonant, magnitude, magnitudinous, magnocellular, Magnosaurus,
magnum, magnum bonum, magnum opus]
magnā vōce = in a loud voice
molestus, molesta, molestum = annoying, bothersome [molest, molestation, molester]
nihil = nothing
[annihilate, annihilation, annihilationism, annihilationist, annihilator, De mortuis nihil nisi bonum.,
De nihilo nihil, ex nihilo, nihil ad rem, nihilism, nihilist, nihilistic, nihil; nil.; nil]
quālis, quāle = what sort of…?
[disqualification, disqualifier, disqualify, qualification, qualifier, qualify, qualitative, qualitatively,
quality, unqualified, unqualifiedly]
rāmus, rāmī M. = branch
[axiramificate, ramada, ramicle, ramiculose, ramicolous, ramicole, ramicorn, ramifactive, ramiferous,
ramificate, ramification, ramiflorous, ramiform, ramify, ramiparous, ramisection, ramicotomy,
ramisectomy, ramitis, ramose]
semper (adverb) = always
sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum = anxious
[citation, cite, excitable, excitation, excite, excitement, exciting, incite, incitement, recital,
recite, recitation, recite, resuscitate, solicit, solicitor, solicitous, solicitude, suscitate]
terreō, terrēre, terruī, terrītus /a/um= to scare, terrify
[bioterror, bioterrorist, deter, deterrent, deterrently, ecoterrorism, ecoterroist, terrible, terribleness,
terribly, terrific, terrifically, terrified, terrifiedly, terrify, terrifying, terror, terrorism, terrorist,
terrorize, terrorizer]
tū = you [subject] / tē = you [ direct object]
tum = at that moment, then
vexō, vexāre, vexāvī, vexātus/a/um = to worry, annoy [vex, vexation, vexable. vexed, unvexed,
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vexer, vexing, vexingly, vexari, vexata quaestio, vexatious, vexatiousness, vexatious proceeding]
videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsus/a/um = to see [advise, advisement, advisory, belvedere, belvue, clairvoyant,
déjà vu, envisage, envision, envious, envy, evidence, evident, improvident, improvise, interview,
invidious, invisible, jurisprudence, preview, previse, provide, providence, provision, provisional,
proviso, prudence, prudent, purvey, purview, review, revisal, revise, revision, revisit, revisory, revue,
stenovision, supervise, surveillance, survey, televise, v.i. (Vide infra), viz. (videlicet), video, videogenic,
videognosis, videogram, videography, videolaseroscopy, videophile, videophone, videopoly, videotext,
v.s. (Vide supra), vidette, view, visa, visage, vise, visible, vision, visionary, visit, visitation, visor, vista,
visual, visuosensory]
vōx, vōcis F. = voice
[advocacy, advocate, advocation, advocatus diaboli = Devil's advocate.; advowson, avocation, avouch, avouchment,
avouchable, avoucher, avow, avowable, avowableness, avowal, avowedly, avowedness, avower, avowry, Bonavox =
Bono, lead singer of U2; convocation, convoke, convoker, disavow, disavowal, disavowedly, disavower, equivocal,
equivocally, equivocalness, equivocate, equivocation, equivocator, equivoke, evocable, evocation, evocative, evoke,
evoker, intervocalic, invocation, invoke, irrevocable, irrevocableness, magnavox, provocation, provocative,
provocatively, provocativeness, provokable, provoke, provoker, provokingly, provokingness, revocable, revocably,
revocation, revocatory, revoke, revoker, revokingly, sotto voce = “song in a soft voice”, s.v. = sub voce = “under the
word.”; unequivocal, unequivocally, unequivocalness, univocal, unprovoked, unprovokedly, unvoiced, viva voce =
“sung in a lively manner”, vocable, vocabularian, vocabulary, vocabulary entry, vocabulist, vocal, vocalism,
vocalist, vocalization, vocalize, vocally, vocation, vocational, vocative, vociferant, vociferate, vociferation,
vociferous, vociferously, vociferousness, voice, voiced, voicelessly, voicelessness, voiceprint, vouch, voucher,
vouchsafe, vowel, vox, ad hanc vocem = a.h.c. = At this word.;]
Chapter 5 Vocabulary:
ad puellās = toward the girls [ad + accusative]
ad = to, toward(s); at (+ accusative)
adhūc [adverb] = still
adveniō, advenīre, advēnī, adventus = to arrive, to reach [advent, adventure,
adventuresome]
appropinquō, appropinquāre, appropinquāvī, appropinquātus/a/um = to approach
[approach, approachable, approachableness, approacher, appropriate, appropriatary, appropriate
(verb), appropriated, appropriately, appropriation, appropriations, appropriative, appropriator,
expropriate, expropriation, expropriator, expropriatory, inappropriate, inappropriately,
inappropriateness, irreproachable, irreproachably, misappropriate, misappropriated,
misappropriation, prior appropriation, propinquity, reproachable, reproachableness, reproachably,
reproachful, reproachfully, reproachfulness, reproachingly, unappropriate, unappropriated]
arripiō, arripere, arripuī, arreptus/a/um = to grab hold of, to snatch
[correption, enrapt, enrapture, enraptured, fluviraption, rapacious, rapaciously, rapaciousness, rape,
rapid, rapidity, rapidly, rapidness, rapids, rapine, rapt, raptorial, rapture, rapturing, raptured,
raptures, rapturist, rapturous, rapturously, rapturousness, ravage, raven, ravening, ravenous,
ravenously, ravenousness, ravin, ravine, ravines, ravish, ravisher, ravishingly, ravishment,
surreption, surreptitious, surreptitiously, usurp, usurping, usurpant, usurper, usurpation,
usurpatory, usurper, usurpingly]
auxilium, auxiliī N = help, aid
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[auction, auctioneer, augment, augmentation, augmentative, August, august, augustly, augustness,
author, authoress, authoritarian, authoritative, authoritativeness, authority, authorization,
authorize, auxanogram, auxanography, auxanology, auxanometer, auxesis, auxetic, auxetical,
auxiliary, auxiliometer, auxilytic, auxin, auxoautotrophic, auxocardia, auxochrome, auxocyte,
auxodrome, auxoflore, auxograph, auxoheterotrophic, auxology, auxometer, auxospore, auxotonic,
unauthorized]
auxiliō = with the help (ablative of means)
calidus, calida, calidum – warm
[caldera, caldron, calefactory, calendar, calendar year, calender, calends, calendula,
calenture, calibrate, calibration, calibrated, California, californium, calorie, caloric,
calorific, calorimeter, Kalends, uncalibrated]
clāmō, clāmāre, clāmāvī, clāmātus /a/um = to shout, yell
[acclaim, acclaimer, acclaiming, acclamation, acclamator, acclamatory, claim, claimable, claimant,
clamatory, clamor, clamorous, clamorously, clamorousness, conclamant, conclamation,
counterclaim, counterclaimant, declaim, declaimer, declamation, declamatory, disclaim, disclaimer,
exclaim, exclaimer, exclamation, exclamatory, irreclaimable, misclaim, proclaim, proclaimed,
proclaimer, proclamation, proclamator, proclamatory, reclaim, reclaimer, reclamable, reclamation,
unreclaimable, unreclaimed]
diēs, diēī M = day
[antemeridian (A.M.), antemeridiem, carpe diem, circadian, dial, diary, dies non, dismal (dies +
malus), diurnal, diurnally, diurnation, journal, meridian, meridional, per diem, postmeridian,
(P.M.), quodian, quotidian, semidiurnal, sine die, sojourn (French), terdiurnal]
ē [alternate form of ex-preposition before vowels + ablative case] = out of, from
[some eamples: exit, external, extra, extreme, educate, educe, educed, efface, effete, effeteness,
effetely, effluence, effluent, egress, emission, emit, evict, eviction, exalt, exaltation, exanimate,
excel, excelling, excerpt, excerpted, except, exception, excise, excision, execute, exit, exonerate,
exorbitant, expand, expatriate, expectantly, expectorate, expedient, expedite, expedition, expel,
expulsion, expire, expropriate, exterminate, extol]
Ego, meī, mihi, mē, mē = I, of me, to/for me, me, with/by/from me (respectively)
[ego, egotist, alter ego, alteregoism, egocentric, egocentricity, egodystonic, egoism, egomaniac,
egotheism, egotistical, ego-trip, egotropic, egosyntonic, superego, Ubi tu Gaius, ego Gaia]
eōs = them [masculine]; eās = them [feminine] ...from:
is, ea, id [irregular] = he, she, it
errō, errāre, errāvī, errātus/a/um = to wander; be wrong
[aberr, aberrance, aberrancy, aberrant, aberrate, aberration, aberrations, aberrational, arrant,
arrantly, err, errableness, errabund, errancy, errant, errantic, errantry, “Errare humanum est. = To
err is human”; errata (pl), erratic, erratically, erratum (s), erroneous, erroneously, error, errorless,
inerrant, random error, unerring, unerringly]
eum = him; eum = her...from:
is, ea, id [irregular] = he, she, it
excipiō, excipere, excēpī, exceptus/a/um = to welcome, receive; catch
[accept, acceptable, acceptance, accipe hoc, accipiter, anticipant, anticipate, anticipation, anticipatory,
apperceive, apperception, apperceptive, cable, caitiff, capability, capable, capacious, capacitor, capacity,
capstan, capsule, caption, captious, captivate, captivation, captive, captivity, captor, capture, case, casement,
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cash, cashier, catch, cater, caterer, chase, conceit, conceited, conceivable, conceivably, conceive, concept,
conception, conceptive, deceit, deceitful, deceivable, deceive, deception, deceptive, emancipate, encapsulate,
except, exception, exceptionable, exceptional, forceps, imperceptible, imperception, imperceptive, incapable,
incapacitate, incapacitated, incapacitation, incapacity, inception, inceptive, incipiency, incipient,
inconceivable, intercept, interception, interceptor, misconception, municipal, municipality, occupancy,
occupant, occupation, occupy, participant, participation, participle, perceivable, perceive, percept, perceptible,
perception, perceptive, photoperception, piscicapturist, preceptress, preconceive, preconception,
preoccupation, preoccupied, prince, principle, purchasable, purchase, receipt, receivable, receive, receptacle,
reception, receptionist, receptive, receptor, recipe, Rx, recipient, recover, recoverable, recovery, recuperate,
recuperation, recuperative, susceptibility, susceptible, unacceptable, unexceptionable, unprincipled,
viviperception]
exeō, exīre, exiī [exīvī], exitus/a/um = to go out, to exit
[adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, exit, exitus, initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, limit, obituary,
perish, sedition, seditious, transient, transit, transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
Ferte auxilium! = Bring help!
ferō, ferre, tulī, lātus/a/um = carry, bear, endure; report, say
[ablate, ablating, ablated, ablation, ablative, ablator, adulation, afferent, aquifer, auriferous, circumference,
collate, collation, collatron, confer, conferee, conference, conferred, conifer, coniferous, correlate, correlation,
crucifer, cruciferous, defer, deference, deferment, deferred, deferring, differ, difference, different, differential,
differentiate, dilate, dilation, dilatory, effer, efferent, elate, elated, elation, ferriferous, ferry, fertile, fertility,
fetiferous, fructiferous, herbiferous, infer, inference, interfere, interference, lactiferous, legislate, legislation,
legislator, legislature, Lucifer, oblation, odiferous, offer, offering, prefer, preferable, prelate, prelation, proffer,
refer, referee, reference, referenda (plural), referendum (singular), referent, referral, relate, relation,
relationship, relative, relativity, sanguiferous, somniferous, suffer, sufferable, sufferance, superlative, transfer,
transferable, translatable, translate, translation, translator, vociferate, vociferous]
frīgidus, frīgida, frīgidum = cold
[frigid, frigideserta, frigidity, frigidly, frigidness, frigolabile, frigophile, frigophilic, frigophily,
frigophobia, frigorie, frigorific, frigorimeter, frigorism, frigostabile, frigostable, frigotherapy, frisson
(s), frissons (pl), refrigerant, refrigerate, refrigeration, refrigerator]
ibi = there (spatial adverb)
[alibi, ubiquitarian, ubiquitarianism, ubiquitariness, ubiquitary, ubiquitin, ubiquitous, ubiquitously,
ubiquitousness, ubiquity, ubi, ubication, ubiety, Ubi tu Gaius, ego Gaia = “Where(ever) you are,
Gaius, there I, Gaia, am.” A formula used in Roman marriage.]
ignāvus, ignāva, ignāvum = lazy, cowardly [knave, knavish, knavery]
in silvam = “into the woods” [note that in + accusative means “into]
silva, silvae F. = forest, woods [sylvan, Sylvester, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvanian, savage,
savagely, savageness, savagery, silva, silvan, silvate, silvatic, Silvester, silvicole, silvicolous, silvics,
silvicultural, silviculture, silviculturist, sylivicolous, sylvan, Sylvania, Sylvester, sylvestral, Sylvia,
sylvian, sylvicole, sylvics, sylviculture, sylviculturist, Transylvania, Transylvanian]
lupus, lupī M. = wolf
[lupine, lupus, angiolupoid, Canis lupus, caput lupinum = “A wolf's head.”, (In Old English law, the
sign of an outlaw or criminal.), inter canem et lupum = “Between the dog and the wolf, twilight.”
lobo (Spanish), lupa, lupanar, lupanariam, Lupercalia , Luperosuchus, lupia, lupicide, lupiform,
lupine, lupoid, Luporum more ululantes. = “Howling in the manner of wolves.”, lupus]
neque…neque = neither…nor
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neque = and…not
nōlō, nōlle, nōluī, ---- = to be unwilling, not want, refuse [nolo contendere, willy nilly...
[volition, volunteer, voluntary, involuntary, voluntarily, involuntarily, willy nilly, benevolence,
benevolent, benevolently, benevolentness, Deo volente or D.V. = “God willing”; diversivolent,
involuntarily, involuntariness, involuntary, malevolence, malevolent, malevolently, nolens volens Whether willing or not.”, nolo contendere, omnibenevolence, omnibenevolent, somnivolent,
vindictivolence, Volens et potens = “Willing and able”, volent, volition, volitional, volitionally,
volitionless, volitive, voluntarily, voluntariness, voluntarism, voluntarist, voluntary, volunteer,
volunteering, voluptuous, voluptuousness]
Nōlī / Nōlīte (+ infinitive) = Don’t...! (ex.: Nōlī currere = don’t run!)
parō, parāre, parāvī, parātus/a/um = to prepare, to get
[compare, comparable, impair, prepare, preparatory, repair, reparatory]
perterritus, perterrita, perterritum = frightened, terrified
[bioterror, bioterrorist, deter, deterrent, deterrently, ecoterrorism, ecoterroist, terrible, terribleness,
terribly, terrific, terrifically, terrified, terrifiedly, terrify, terrifying, terror, terrorism, terrorist,
terrorize, terrorizer]
petō, petere, petuī, petitus/a/um = to seek, search; ask (ab + ablative of person)
[appetence, appetent, appetently, appetite, appetitive, appetize, appetizer, appetizingly, compete,
competence, competent, competently, competentness, competition, competitive, competitively,
competitiveness, competitor, impetuous, impetuousity, impetuously, impetus, incompetence,
incompetent, incompetently, in perpetuum = “Forever, in perpetuity”; perpetual, perpetually,
perpetualness, perpetuate, perpetuation, perpetuator, perpetuity, petition, petitioner, petulance,
petulant, petulantly, propitiable, propitiate, propitiative, propitiator, propitiatory, propitious,
propitiousness, repeat, repeatedly, repeatedness, repeater, repetend, repetition]
possum, posse, potuī, --- = to be able, can (+ complementary infinitive) [armipotent,
astripotence, auripotence, bellipotent, biopotency, compossible, cunctipotent, deipotent,
divinipotence, equi-omnipotent, equipotent, funipotent, granulopotent, idempotent, ignipotent,
immunopotence, impossible, impotence, linguipotence, magnipotent, multipotential, nilpotency,
noctipotence, omnipotence, omnipotent, parvipotent, pennipotent, plenipotence, plenipotentiary,
pluripotent, Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, possess, possession, possible, possibility, potency, potent,
potential, potentate, potestate, prepossess, prepossession, prepotent, salsipotent, sapientipotence,
solipotent, subpotent, superpotent, totipotence, unipotence, ventripotent, viripotency]
prope [Adverb/preposition + Acc.] = near
[approach, approachable, approachableness, approacher, appropriate, appropriatary, appropriate
(verb), appropriated, appropriately, appropriation, appropriations, appropriative, appropriator,
expropriate, expropriation, expropriator, expropriatory, inappropriate, inappropriately,
inappropriateness, irreproachable, irreproachably, misappropriate, misappropriated,
misappropriation, prior appropriation, propinquity, reproach, reproachable, reproachableness,
reproachably, reproachful, reproachfully, reproachfulness, reproachingly, unappropriate,
unappropriated]
Quem…? = Whom…? (masculine/feminine)
repellō, repeller, reppulī, repulsus/a/um = to repel, drive back
[repel, repulsive, repulsion: appeal, appealable, appealer, appealing, appealingly, appealingness,
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appellant, appellate, appellation, appellative, compel, compellable, compellation, compellative,
compelled, compelling, compellingly, compulsion, dispel, dispeller, expel, expeller, expulsion,
impel, impeller, impulse, impulsive, interpellate, interpellation, leptopellic, peal, pelt, propel,
propellant, propeller, propelling, propulsion, repeal, repealable, repealer, repel, repellant, repelled,
repellency, repellent, repellently, repulse, repulsion, repulsive, unappealable, unappealably…pulse
group: appulse, appulsive, appulsively, compulsion, compulsive, compulsively, compulsorily,
compulsory, expulsion, expulsive, idiorepulsive, impulse, impulsion, impulsive, impulsively,
impulsiveness, obsessive-compulsive, propulsion, pulsar, pulsate, pulsation, pulsator, pulsatory,
pulse, pulsejet, pulsimeter, push, pusher, pushup, pushy, repulse, repulsed, repulsing, repulsion,
repulsive, repulsively, repulsiveness]
respondeō, respondēre, respondī, responsus/a/um = to answer
[respond, responsible, responsive, R.S.V.P. : correspond, correspondence, correspondent,
correspondingly, despond, despondency, despondent, despondingly, espousal, espouse,
irresponsible, reposte, respond, respondence, respondency, respondent, response, responsibility,
responsible, responsive, responsory, sponsor, sponsorial, sponsorship, spontaneous, spouse]
rīvus, rīvī M. = stream
[arrival, arrive, arriving, arrived, derivable, derivation, derive, deriver, Riparia, riparian, riparious,
riparius, river, riverain, riverine, riviera, rivière (s), rivières (pl), rivulet]
salvus, salva, salvum = safe
[El Salvador, safe, safely, safety, salubrious, salubriously, salubriousness, salubrity, salus mundi =
“The welfare of the world.”, salutarily, salutary, salutatorian; salutatory, salute, salvage, salvage
archaeology, salvation, salvational, salvationism, salvationist, salve, salver, salvo, save, saver, saving,
savingly, savior, vouchsafe]
sī = if
statim [adverb] = at once, immediately [stat!]
temerārius, temerāria, temerārium = rash, reckless
[temerarious, temerariously, temerariousness, temerary, temerat, temeration, temeritous, temerity,
temerosity, temerous]
timeō, timēre, timeō, ---------- = to be afraid [of], fear
[timid, timidity, timorous, timorously, timorousness, intimidate, intimidation, Timeo Danaos et
dona ferentes. = “I fear the Greeks [ancient name Danai], even when bearing gifts.” ]
ubi = where, where?; when (conjunction)
[alibi, ubiquitarian, ubiquitarianism, ubiquitariness, ubiquitary, ubiquitin, ubiquitous, ubiquitously,
ubiquitousness, ubiquity, ubi, ubication, ubiety, Ubi tu Gaius, ego Gaia = “Where(ever) you are,
Gaius, there I, Gaia, am.” A formula used in Roman marriage.]
vult = he/she/it wants, is willing
volō, velle, voluī, ------- = to want, wish, be willing
[volition, volunteer, voluntary, involuntary, voluntarily, involuntarily, willy nilly, benevolence,
benevolent, benevolently, benevolentness, Deo volente or D.V. = “God willing”; diversivolent,
involuntarily, involuntariness, involuntary, malevolence, malevolent, malevolently, nolens volens Whether willing or not.”, nolo contendere, omnibenevolence, omnibenevolent, somnivolent,
vindictivolence, Volens et potens = “Willing and able”, volent, volition, volitional, volitionally,
volitionless, volitive, voluntarily, voluntariness, voluntarism, voluntarist, voluntary, volunteer,
volunteering, voluptuous, voluptuousness]
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Chapter 6 Vocabulary:
adiuvō, adiuvāre, adiūvī, adiūtus/a/um = to help [jussive, jussive mood]
ancilla, ancillae F. = slave-woman, maidservant (household female slave)
[ancillary, ancilla]
aqua, aquae F. = water
[aqua; aq.; a., (s); aquae, (pl); aq. astr. (aqua astricta) = frozen water;
aq. bull. (aqua bulliens) = boiling water; aq. com. (aqua communis) = common water; aq. dest. (aqua
destillata) = distilled water; aq. ferv. (aqua fervens) = hot water; aq. frig. (aqua frigida) = cold water;
aq. mar. (aqua marina) = sea water; aq. pluv. (aqua pluvialis) = rain water; aq. pur. (aqua pura) =
pure water; aq. tep. (aqua tepida) = tepid water; aquabib, aquacade, aqua caliente (Spanish),
aquacultural, aquaculture, aquafarm, aquafarming, Aquafina, aqualung, aquamarine, aquametry,
aquanaut, aquaphobia, aquaphobic, aquaplane, aquaplaned, Aquapolis, aquaponics, aquapontic,
aquapontics, aquaporin, aqua potabile, aquapuncture, aqua pura, aqua regia; aqua regalis, aquarelle,
aquarellist, aquarian, aquarist, aquarium (s), aquaria (pl), Aquarius, aquascape, aquatel, aquatic,
aquatics, aquatic bird, aquatic birds, aquaticole, aquaticolous, aquatic plant, aquatic respiration,
aquatic vertebrate, aquatile, aquatint, aquation, aquatone, aquatosere, aquavit, aquavitae, aqua weed
cutter, aqueduct, aqueductus, aquaeductus, aqueous, aqueously, aqueous desert, aqueous lava,
aqueousness, aqueous rock, aquept, aquiclude, aquicole, aquicolous, aquiculture, aquifer, aquiferous,
aquifuge, aquiherbosa, aquiparous, aquiprata, aquitard, aquosity, inaquate, Isopaque, periaqueductal,
pseudoaquatic, semiaquatic, sewer, sewerage, subaquatic, subaquatics, subaqueous, terraqueous,
transaquatic]
cibus, cibī M. = food [cibarious, antecibal, postcibal]
coquō, coquere, coxī, coctus/a/um = to cook
[concoct, concocts, concocted, concocter, concoctor, concoctible, concoction, concoctive, decoct,
decoction, deconcoct, inconcocted, inconcoction, reconcoct, unconcocted, biscuit, cook, cooker,
cookery, cuisine, kitchen, kitchenette, precocial, precocious, precociously, precociousness,
precocious pseudopuberty, precocity, precook]
cūrō, cūrāre, cūrāvī, cūrātus/a/um = to take care of, have a concern for, care for
[accurate, curable, curate, curative, curator, curatrix, cure, curious, inaccurate, incurability,
incurable, insecure, insurance, manicure, pedicure, procurator, procure, secure, security, sinecure,
sure, surety, telecurietherapy]
doceō, docēre, docuī, doctus/a/um = to teach, inform
[docent, docile, docility, doctiloquent, doctiloquence, doctor, doctoral, doctorate, doctorial,
doctrinaire, doctrinal, doctrinate, doctrine, docudrama, document, documentary, indocile,
indocility, indoctrinate, indoctrination, indoctrinator, D.D. (Divinitatis Doctor) = Doctor of
Divinity; D. Litt.; Litt. D.; Doctor Litterarum = Doctor of Literature or Letters; D.M.D.; Dentariae
Medicinae Doctor = Doctor of Dental Medicine; Jurum Doctor; J.D. = Doctor of Laws; Legum
Doctor; LL.D. = Doctor of Laws degree; Litterarum Doctor; Litt.D. = Doctor of Literature degree;
Medicinae Doctor; M.D. = Doctor of Medicine; Philosophiae Doctor; Ph.D. = Doctor of Philosophy]
etiam = also, even
ipse, ipsa, ipsum = himself, herself, itself, (pl) themselves; the very (the intensive pronoun)
[ipsative, ipse dixit, ipsefact, ipsilateral, ipsilaterally, ipsissima verba, ipsiversive, ipso facto, ipso
jure]
lānam trahunt = [they] spin wool
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lāna, lānae F. = wool [lanate, lanose, lanatoside]
lūceō, lūcēre, lūxī, -------- = to shine, glitter, gleam [antelucan, antelucidate, circumlucid,
elucid, elucidate, elucidation, elucidative, Fiat lux (Let there be light!), illucidate, illucidation,
lucent, lucicole, lucicolous, lucicolus, lucicole, lucid, lucidity, lucidness, Lucifer, luciferase,
luciferin, luciferous, luciferousness, Luciferphobia, lucific, luciform, lucifugal, lucifugous,
lucimeter, luciphilous, luciphile, luciphily, Lucite, lucotherapy, lux, noctiluca, noctilucence,
noctilucent, noctilucous, nyctiluca, omnilucence, omnilucent, pellucid, pellucidness, pelucidity,
radiolucent, radioluminescence, relucent, relucence, semitranslucent, translucence,translucency,
translucent]
lūcet = it is day
māter, matris F. = mother [maternal, maternity, matriarch, matricide]
[alma mater, Alma Mater = “nourishing mother”, biomaterial, dura mater, immaterial, immaterially,
mater, materfamilias (s), matresfamilias (pl), material, materials, materialism, materialist,
materialization, materialize, materially, maternal, maternal, maternalism, maternalistic, maternally,
maternity, matradelphy, matrarchic, matriarchical, matriarch, matriarch, matriarchic, matriarchal,
matriarchate, matriarchy, matricectomy, matricide, matricidal, matriclinous, matriculant,
matriculate, matriculation, matrilineage, matrilineal, matrilineal, matrilinear, matrilocal,
matrilocally, matrilocality, matrimonial, matrimonially, matrimony, matrix, matroclinous,
matroclinal, matromorphic, matron, matronly, matronage, matronliness, matronym, metronym,
metronymic, metropolis, matronymic, matrophile, matter, metrocracy, metrocracy, matriarchy,
misomater, nanomaterials, nearomatria, opsimatria, piezoelectric material]
mox = soon, presently
necesse est (+ infinitive) = it is necessary
[necessarily, necessary, necessitate, necessitous, necessitously, necessitousness, necessitude,
necessity, unnecessarily, unnecessary]
neque…neque = neither…nor
neque = and…not
nōndum [adverb] = not yet
nunc = now
observō, observāre, observāvī, observātus/a/um = to watch, observe
[archaeological conservancy, archeological conservancy, Arte conservatus = “Preserved by skill.”,
conservation, conservatism, conservative, conservatively, conservator, conservatorium,
conservatory, conserve, cryopreservation, cryopreserve, deserve, inobservance, inobservant,
inobservantly, observable, observably, observance, observant, observantly, observation,
observatory, observe, observer, observingly, preservable, preservation, preservative, preservatory,
preserve, preserver, reservation, reserve, reservedly, reservedness, reserver, reservoir,
ultraconservative, unreserved, unreservedly, unreservedness]
omnia quae = everything that
omnis, omnis [3rd Decl. Adjective] = every [singular], all [plural]
omnis, omnis, omne = all (in plural), every (in the singular)
[omnibenevolent, omnibus, omnicide, omnicolous, omnicorporeal, omnicredulous, omnierudite,
omnifarious, omniferous, omnigenous, omnilingual, omniloquent, omnipotence, omnipotent,
omnipresence, omnipresent, omniscience, omniscient, omniscribent, omniscriptive, omnism,
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omnist, omnitemporal, omniverbivorous, omnivorous, omnivore]
pater, patris M. = father
[allopatric, allopatrically, allopatry, ante-patriarchal, compaternity, compatriot, compatriotism,
compatriotic, depatriate, expatriate, expatriated, expatriation, misopaterist, opsipatria, pater,
paterfamilias, patresfamilias, paternal, paternally, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic,
paternalistically, paternity, paternophobia, pater noster, patradelphy, patriarch, patriarchate,
patriarchy, patrician, patricide, patricidal, plebeian, patriciate, Patrick, Patricia, patrilineal,
patrilineage, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimony, patriot, patriotic, patriotism, patripassian,
patripotestal, patrist, patristic, patroclinous, patroclinic, patrocliny, patriclinous, patrogony,
patrolatry, patrology, patron, patronym, patronymic, patronymically, patron, patrophile, philopater,
philopatric, philopatry, repatriate, repatriation, sympatria, sympatric]
per = through [“by” as in percent, per capita] [perfume, perforate, perdure, permit]
per vīllam = through the country house
portō, portāre, portāvī, portātus/a/um = to carry
[apport, apportable, asport, asportation, colportage, colporteur, comport, comportable,
comportment, deport, deportable, deportation, deportee, deportment, disport, disportive,
disportively, export, exportation, exporter, import, importance, important, importantly,
importation, importer, insupportable, insupportableness, insupportably, portability, portable,
portableness, portage, portamento, porter, portfolio, portly, portmanteau, port-monnaie, purport,
rapport, report, reporter, reportorial, reportorially, sport, sports, sportive, sportively, support,
supportable, supportably, supporter, teleport, teleportation, transport, transportability,
transportable, transportation, transporter]
pūrgō, pūrgāre, pūrgāvī, pūrgātus/a/um = to clean
[compurgation, expurgate, expurgation, impure, pure, purgation, purgative, purgatorial, purgatory,
purge, purification, purify, puritanic, purity, spurge, unpurged]
Quī…? = Who…?
reprehendō, reprehendere, reprehendī, reprehensus/a/um = to blame, scold
[apprehend, apprehending, apprehender, apprehending, apprehensible, apprehensibly,
apprehension, apprehensive, apprehensively, apprehensiveness, apprentice, apprise, appriser,
comprehend; comprehends, comprehending, comprehended, comprehensibility, comprehensible,
comprehensibly, comprehension, comprehensive, comprehensively, comprehensiveness, comprise,
comprising, enterprise, enterprisingly, impregnability, impregnable, impregnably, imprison,
imprisonment, incomprehensibility, incomprehensible, incomprehensibly, misprison,
prehensibility, prehensible, prehensile, prehensility, prehension, prison, prisoner, prize, reprehend,
reprehensible, reprehensibleness, reprehensibly, reprehension, reprehensive, reprehensively,
reprieve, reprieving, reprieved, reprisal, surprise, surpriser, surprisingly]
strēnuē [adverb] = strenuously, hard [strenuous]
surgō, surgere, surrexī, surrectus/a/um = to rise, get up
[assurgent, counterinsurgency, insurge, insurgence, insurgence, insurgency, insurgency, insurgent,
insurrection, insurrectionary, insurrectionist, outsurge, resurge, resurgence, resurgent, resurrect,
resurrection, resurrectionary, surge]
tamen = however, nevertheless, but still
trahō, trahere, traxī, tractus/a/um = to drag, pull, draw [tractor, tract, subtract, detract, attract,
contract, extract, abstract, abstracted, abstraction, abstractionism, attract, attraction, attractive,
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contract, contractile, contractility, contraction, contractor, contractual, detract, detraction, detrain,
distract, distraction, distraught, entrain, entreat, extract, intractable, maltreat, mistreat, portrait,
portray, protract, protractile, protraction, protractor, retract, retraction, retreat, subtract,
subtraction, subtrahend, trace, tract, tractability, tractable, tractableness, tractile, traction, tractor,
trail, trailer, train, trainee, trainer, trait, trawler, treat, treatise, treatment, treaty]
Chapter 7 Vocabulary:
occupātus, occupāta, occupātum = busy
[accept, acceptable, acceptance, accipe hoc, accipiter, anticipant, anticipate, anticipation, anticipatory,
apperceive, apperception, apperceptive, cable, caitiff, capability, capable, capacious, capacitor, capacity,
capstan, capsule, caption, captious, captivate, captivation, captive, captivity, captor, capture, case, casement,
cash, cashier, catch, cater, caterer, chase, conceit, conceited, conceivable, conceivably, conceive, concept,
conception, conceptive, deceit, deceitful, deceivable, deceive, deception, deceptive, emancipate, encapsulate,
except, exception, exceptionable, exceptional, forceps, imperceptible, imperception, imperceptive, incapable,
incapacitate, incapacitation, incapacity, inception, inceptive, incipiency, incipient, inconceivable, intercept,
interception, interceptor, misconception, municipal, municipality, occupancy, occupant, occupation, occupy,
participant, participation, participle, perceivable, perceive, percept, perceptible, perception, perceptive,
photoperception, piscicapturist, preceptress, preconceive, preconception, preoccupation, preoccupied, prince,
principle, purchasable, purchase, receipt, receivable, receive, receptacle, reception, receptionist, receptive,
receptor, recipe, Rx, recipient, recover, recoverable, recovery, recuperate, recuperation, recuperative,
susceptibility, susceptible, unacceptable, unexceptionable, unprincipled, viviperception]
labōrantēs = working
from:
labōrō, labōrāre, labōrāvī, labōrātus/a/um = to work
[belabor, belabored, belaboring, belabors, clinical laboratory, collaborate, collaborated,
collaborating, collaboration, collaborationism, collaborationist, collaborative, collaborator,
collaborators, elaborate, elaborated, elaborateness, elaboration, elaborative, elaborator, hot
laboratory, inelaborate, labor, laboratorian, laboratory, lab, labored, laborer, laboring, laborious,
laboriously, laboriousness, laborite, Labor omnia vincit. = “Perseverance [Work] overcomes all
difficulties”, labors  as in Hercules’ labors]
spectō, spectāre, spectāvī, spectātus/a/um = to watch, look at
[aspect, audiospectogram, auspices, auspicious, cacospectamania, chronospecies, circumspect,
conspicuous, despicable, despise, despite, ecospecies, especial, espionage, expect, expectancy,
extrospection, haruspex, haruspicate, inauspicious, inspect, inspection, introspect, introspective,
perspective, perspicacious, perspicacity, perspicuous, prospect, prospective, prospectus, respect,
respective, respite, retrospect, special, species, specification, specify, specimen, specious, spectacle,
spectacles, spectacular, spectator, specter, spectral, spectroheliograph, spectrology, spectrometer,
spectrophobia, spectrum, speculate, speculation, speculative, speculator, spy, suspect, suspicion,
suspicious]
nūntius, nuntiī M. = messenger, message
[announce, announcement, announcer, annunciate, annunciation, denounce, denouncement,
denouncer, denunciation, denunciatory, enounce, enouncement, enunciate, enunciation, nuncio,
pronounce, pronounceable, pronouncement, pronouncer, pronunciamento, pronunciation,
pronunciative, pronunciatory, renounce, renouncement, renouncer, renunciation, renunciatory]
veniō, venīre, vēnī, ventus/a/um = to come, arrive
[advene, advenement, advenient, Advent, advent, adventism, adventist, adventitious,
adventitiously, adventitiousness, adventure, adventurer, adventuresome, adventuress,
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anteroventral, atrioventricular, auriculoventricular, aventurous, adventurously, adventurousness,
avenue, chemoprevention, circumvent, circumventive, circumvention, connivent, contravene,
contravening, contravention, convenance, convenances, convene, convenience, convenient,
conveniently, convent, conventicle, convention, conventional, conventionalism, conventionalist,
conventionality, conventionalize, conventionally, conventual, conventually, covenant, covenant,
covenanter, dorsoventral, event, eventful, eventfully, eventfulness, events, eventual, eventuality,
eventually, eventuate, eventuation, idioventricular, inconvenience, inconvenient, inconveniently,
intervene, intervention, interventional, Inveniam viam aut faciam. = “I will find a way or make
one.”, invenient, invent, invention, inventive, inventively, inventiveness, inventively, inventory,
misadventure, parvenu, peradventure, periadventitial, prevenient, prevent, prevent, preventative,
preventable, preventative, preventible, prevention, preventive, preventively, preventiveness,
provenance, provenience, revenue, souvenir, subvene, subvention, supervene, supervention,
unconvenentionally, unconventional, unconventionality, uteroventral, venire, venire facias,
ventose, venture, venture capital, venturer, venturesome, venturesomely, venturesomeness,
venturous, venturously, venturousness, venue]
salūtō, salūtāre, salūtāvī, salūtātus/a/um = to greet [salutations, salute, salve]
[Morituri te salutamus. = “We who are about to die salute you.”, salubrious, salubriously,
salubriousness, salubrity, salus mundi = “The welfare of the world.”, salutarily, salutary, salutation,
Salutations!, salutatorian; salutatory, salute, salvation, salve, salvo, save, saver, saving, savingly,
savior, vouchsafe]
Salvē! / Salvēte! = Greetings!, Hello! [salutations, salute, salve, see above]
inquit = he/she says/said [used with direct quotes]
meus. mea, meum = my [my, mine]
dūcō, dūcere, duxī, ductus/a/um = to lead, guide; take,bring
[abduce, abduct, abduction, adduce, adduction, aqueduct, caliduct, caloriduct, circumduct, conduce,
conducive, conduct, conductor, conductress, conductus, conduit, contransduction, coproduct,
counterproductive, deduce, deductible, ducal, ducat, duce, duchess, duchy, duct, ductile, ductile,
ductus litterarum, duke, dukedom, educable, education, educe, eduction, induce, inducement,
inductee, introduce, irreducible, misconduct, oviduct, photoconductivity, producer, product,
productivity, reduce, reduction, reproduce, reproduction, seduce, seduction, subduction, subdue,
traduce, transduction, ventiduct, viaduct]
trādō, trādere, trādidī, trāditus = to hand over [tradition, trade, traitor]
ēheu! = Alas!
prīnceps, prīncipis M. = emperor; leader, chieftain [prince, principle, principal, principality]
ad urbem = to/toward the city [note the accusative of motion towards]
urbs, urbis F. = city [urban, urbane, urbanity, transurban]
revocō, revocāre, revocāvī, revocātus = to call back, recall [revoke, revocation]
cōnsulō, cōnsulere, cōnsuluī, cōnsultus = to consult; advise [consult, consul, counselor]
redeō, redīre, rediī [redīvī], redītus = to go back, return [exit, ambition]
Eugepae! = Hurray!
eō, īre, iī [īvī], ītus = to go [exit, ambition]
Quōs…? = Whom…? [pl.]
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Review Chapter Vocabulary, page 50:
contrā = against (+ accusative)
[accounter, acrocontracture, contraband, contrabandist, contrabass, contrabassist, contrabassoon,
contraception, contraceptive, contraculture, contradict, contradictable, contradiction, contradictory,
contradistinction, contradistinctive, contradistinctively, contradistinguish, contraharmonical,
contraharmonically, contraindicate, contraindicated, contraindication, contraindicative, contralateral,
contralto, contranatant, contranatation, contransduction, contranym, contronym, contrapose, contraposition,
contraremonstrance, Contraria contrariis curantur= “Opposites are cured by opposites”; contrarian,
contrariety, contrariness, contrarious, contrariwise, contrarotation, contrary, contrast, contrastable,
contrastedly, contrastimulant, contrastingly, contrastive, contrastively, contravallation, contravene,
contravene, contravening, contravened, contravening, contravention, contraversialist, contraversially,
contrecoup, contredanse, contretemps, control, controverse, controversial, controversialism, controversialist,
controversially, controversion, controversy, controvert, controvertible, controvertibly, counter, counteract,
counteraction, counteractive, counteractively, counteragitation, counterattack, counterbalance,
counterbalanced, counterbalancing, counterbass, counterblow, countercharge, countercharged, counterclaim,
counterclaimant, counterclockwise, counter-clockwise, counterculture, counterdemonstration,
counterdemonstrator, counterespionage, counterfeit, counterfeiter, counterfeiting, counterfoil, counterforce,
counterinsurgency, counterintelligence, counteriritant, counteriritation, countermand, countermarch,
countermeasure, countermine, countermove, countermoving, counteroffensive, counteroffer, counterpart,
counterpassion, counterphobia, counterplot, counterplotted, counterplotting, counterpoint, counterpoise,
counterpose, counterproductive, counterproposal, counterpunch, counterreformation, counterrevolution,
counterrevolutionary, counterrevolutionist, counterscarp, countershaft, countersign, countersignature,
countersink, counterslope, counterspy, counterstock, countervail, countervenom, counterweigh,
counterweight, countrified, country, discount, discounter, encounter, galvanocontractility, incontrovertible,
incontrovertibleness, incontrovertibly, nemine contradicente; nem. con. = No one contradicting:
Unanimously; reencounter, re-encounter, rencounter]
Graecī, Graecōrum M pl. = the Greeks [Greek, Greco-, any word with the prefix greco-]
decem = ten, 10
[dean, decade, December, decimvir, decemviral, decemvirate, decennaries, decennary, decenniad,
decennial, decennially, decennium, decibel, decigramme (British), deciliter, decilitre , British),
decillion, decimal, decimalism, decimalist, decimalization, decimalize, decimally, decimate,
decimation, decimeter, decimetre (British), decimvir, decuman, decurion, decury, dime,
duodecennial, duodecimal, duodecimally, duodecimo, novemdecillion, quindecennial,
undecennary, undecennial]
annus, annī M. = year
[annalist, annals, anniversary, anno Domini, A.D. = “In the year of the Lord”; anno mundi = “In the
year of the world”; annual, annualist, annualize, annualized, annually, annuary, annueller,
annuitant, annuity, annum, Annus Luctus, annus mirabilis (s); anni mirabiles (pl), biannual,
bicentennial, biennia, biennial, biennially, biennium, bimillennium, centenarian, centenarianism,
centennial, centennially, centennium, decenniad, decennial, decennially, duodecennial, exannual,
interannual, millennium, novennial, per annum, perennial, perennial, perennially, plurannual,
pseudannual, quadrennial, quadrennially, quadricentennial, quatercentenary, quincentenary,
quincentenary, quincentennial, quindecennial, quinquennial, quinquennially, semiannual,
semiannually, semicentennial, semperannual, septennial, septennially, septicentennial,
sesquicentennial, sesquicentenary, sexcentenary, subterannuating, subterannuation, superannuate,
superannuated, superannuity, supercentenarian, super-centenarian, tercentenary, tercentennial,
triannual, tricentenarian, tricentennial, triennial, triennially, triennium, undecennial]
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obsideō, obsidēre, obsēdī, obsessus/a/um = to besiege
[assess, assessment, assiduous, assize, dispossess, dispossession, dissidence, dissident, insidioiusness,
insidious, obsess, obsession, obsessive, overassess, possess, possession, possessive, prepossess, preside,
president, prisider, repossess, reside, residence, residual, residuary, residue, séance, sedan, sedate,
sedative, sedentary, sediment, sedimentary, sedimentology, sedulity, sedulous, see (noun), sessile,
session, siege, size, subside, subsidence, subsidiary, subsidize, subsidy, supersede, supersession,
surcease]
dolus, dolī M. = trick
nox, noctis F = night
[equinoctial, equinoctium, equinox, noctalbuminuria, noctambulate, noctambulating,
noctambulation, noctambulant, noctambulic, noctambulism, noctambulator, noctambulist,
noctambulous, noctambulatory, noctidial, noctifer, noctiferous, noctiluca, noctilucence,
noctilucent, noctilucine, noctilucous, noctimania, noctomania, noctiphobia, noctophobia,
noctiphobic, noctophobic, nocturia, (also nycturia), nocturnae, nocturnal, nocturne, Nox (Goddess
of Night), noxial, pernoctation, seminocturnal, trinoctial]
intrō, intrāre, intrāvī, intrātus/a/um = to enter [introduce, introflection, introjection,
intromission, introrse, introvert, introverted, introspective]
capiō, capere, cēpī, captus/a/um = to take, seize, capture
[accept, acceptable, acceptance, accipe hoc, accipiter, anticipant, anticipate, anticipation,
anticipatory, apperceive, apperception, apperceptive, cable, caitiff, capability, capable, capacious,
capacitor, capacity, capstan, capsule, caption, captious, captivate, captivation, captive, captivity,
captor, capture, case, casement, cash, cashier, catch, cater, caterer, chase, conceit, conceited,
conceivable, conceivably, conceive, concept, conception, conceptive, deceit, deceitful, deceivable,
deceive, deception, deceptive, emancipate, encapsulate, except, exception, exceptionable,
exceptional, forceps, imperceptible, imperception, imperceptive, incapable, incapacitate,
incapacitation, incapacity, inception, inceptive, incipiency, incipient, inconceivable, intercept,
interception, interceptor, misconception, municipal, municipality, occupancy, occupant,
occupation, occupy, participant, participation, participle, perceivable, perceive, percept,
perceptible, perception, perceptive, photoperception, piscicapturist, preceptress, preconceive,
preconception, preoccupation, preoccupied, prince, principle, purchasable, purchase, receipt,
receivable, receive, receptacle, reception, receptionist, receptive, receptor, recipe, Rx, recipient,
recover, recoverable, recovery, recuperate, recuperation, recuperative, susceptibility, susceptible,
unacceptable, unexceptionable, unprincipled, viviperception]
necō, necāre, necāvī, necātus/a/um = to kill; murder
[internecine, internecinal, interneciary, pernicion, perniciosiform, perniciosity, pernicious,
pernicious anemia, perniciously, perniciousness]
effugiō, effugere, effūgī, effugitūrus/a/um = to flee, run away, escape
[centrifugal, centrifuge, febrifugal, febrifuge, fugacious, fugitive, fugue, fumifugist, insectifuge,
lucifugal, lucifugous, nidifugous, phrontifugic, refuge, refugee, solifugal, somnifuge, somnifugous,
subterfuge, tempus fugit = “Time flees”, vermifugal, vermifuge]
novus, nova, novum = new
[innovate, innovation, innovative, innovator, Non nova sed nove = “Not new things but in a new
way”, nova, novel, novelette, novelist, novelty, novepithel, novice, novilunar, novilunium,
novitiate, novobiocin, novoscope, novoverbifaction, novus ordo seclorum = “A new order of the
ages [is born] or a new world order.”; Quid novi? = “What's new?”, renovate, renovated, renovating,
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renovation, Villanova, Villanovan, vis nova]
ab (ā before consonants) + ablative = from, away from [aberration, abdicate, ablative,
abstract, abduct, absent, abstruse, etc.]
nāvigō, nāvigāre, nāvigāvī, nāvigātus/a/um = to sail
[bionavigate, bionavigation, circumnavigable, circumnavigate, circumnavigation, circumnavigator,
Galileo Navigation System, Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS), morbus nauticus
(navalis, naviticus) = seasickness, naval, navarch, nave, navicular, navigability, navigable, navigably,
navigate, navigation, navigator, navvy, navy]
senex, senis M = old man
[insenescence, seignior, seigniorage, seignory, seigniory, senate, senator, senatorial, Senatus
consultum, senatus populusque Romanus = S.P.Q.R. =The Senate and the People of Rome. (The
initials S.P.Q.R. appeared on many ancient official standards [flags] and emblems and they still exist
on manhole covers in modern Rome.); senectitude, senesce, senescence, senescent, senex, senile,
senilism, senile dementia, senility, senilize, senior, seniority, senium, senopia, señor, signor, signore
(s); signori (pl), sir, sire, surly]
Aenēas, Aenēae M. = Aeneas
(hero who escaped the fall of Troy; mythological traveler settled in Italy; descendants are
Romulus and Remus, and even Julius Caesar and Augustus Caesar)
deus, deī M. = god, divine being
[actus Dei = Act of God. adieu (French), ad majorem dei gloriam; A.M.D.G., To [or for] the greater
glory of God. Motto used by the Jesuit order (Society of Jesuits)., D.D. (Divinitatis Doctor), deicide,
deicidal, deific, deification, deifier, deiform, deify, deified, deifying, deiparous, deipotent, deism,
deistic, deistical, deist , deity, deivirile, divinal, divination, divine, divinely, diviner, divining,
divinipotent, divinipotence, divinity, divinize, indivinable, joss, pax Dei, predivination, predivine,
semidivine, vis divina, Vox populi, vox Dei; Greek: theology, monotheism, polytheism,
atheism]
familiāris, familiāre = of the family (including slaves, married and unmarried children)
[extrafamilial, familiar, familiarity, familiarize, familiarly, family, family get-together, famulus,
materfamilias (s), matresfamilias (pl), paterfamilias, patresfamilias, unfamiliar]
servō, servāre, servāvī, servātus/a/um = to keep, save, keep safe; preserve
[archaeological conservancy, archeological conservancy, Arte conservatus = “Preserved by skill.”,
conservation, conservatism, conservative, conservatively, conservator, conservatorium,
conservatory, conserve, cryopreservation, cryopreserve, deserve, inobservance, inobservant,
inobservantly, observable, observably, observance, observant, observantly, observation,
observatory, observe, observer, observingly, preservable, preservation, preservative, preservatory,
preserve, preserver, reservation, reserve, reservedly, reservedness, reserver, reservoir,
ultraconservative, unreserved, unreservedly, unreservedness]
parvus, parva, parvum = small
[parvalbumin, parvalbumins, parvanimity, parvanimous, parvenu, parvicellular, parvifolious,
parvilocular cyst, parvipotent, parvipotence, parvipsoas, parvipsoatic, parvirostrate, parviscient,
parvitude, parvity, parvity, parvocellular, parvoviral, parvovirus, parvule, parvum (small) opus
(work); see also paucus, Paul, minor, minus]
fīlius, fīliī M. = son [affiliate, affiliation, filial, filiality, filiate, filiation, filicidal, filiety]
manus, manūs F = hand; band
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[amanuensis, bimanous, emancipate, emancipation, manacle, manage, maneuver, manicure,
manifest, manifesto, maniloquism, manipulate, manual, manufacture, manumission, manumotor,
manure, manuscript, pedimanous, quadrumanous]
teneō, tenēre, tenuī, tentus/a/um = to hold
[ambitendency, attend, attendance, attention, attentive, catatonic, coextension, contend, contender,
contention, contentious, détente, distend, extend, extension, extent, hypertension, hypotension,
inattentive, intend, intense, intensify, intensity, intent, intentional, ostensible, ostentatious,
portend, portent, pretend, pretense, pretentious, subtend, superintendent, tenable, tenacious,
tenacity, tenant, tend, tendency, tendentious, tender, tendon, tense, tension, tent, tentacle,
tentative, thermotension, untended, unintentional]
valdē [adverb] = very, very much, exceedingly
Ascanius, Ascaniī M. = Ascanius, “Iulus” (the son of Aeneas and Creusa)
relinquō, relinquere, relīquī, relictus/a/um = to leave behind, abandon
[corpus delicti = “Body of the crime”, delict, delinquency, delinquent, delinquently, derelict,
dereliction, flagrante delicto = “caught in the act”, also: in flagrante delicto, juvenile delinquent,
juvenile delinquency, locus delicti = “The place of a crime.”relic, relict, relict soil, relinquish,
relinquisher, relinquishment, reliquary, relique, reliquiae]
ubīque [adverb] = everywhere
[alibi, ubiquitarian, ubiquitarianism, ubiquitariness, ubiquitary, ubiquitin, ubiquitous, ubiquitously,
ubiquitousness, ubiquity, ubi, ubication, ubiety, Ubi tu Gaius, ego Gaia = “Where(ever) you are,
Gaius, there I, Gaia, am.” A formula used in Roman marriage.]
frūstrā [adverb] = in vain
[frustrate, frustration, frustraneous, frustraneously, frustrate, frustrating, frustrated, frustrater,
frustration, frustrative, frustratory, ftrustrable, infrustrable, refrustrate]
habeō, habēre, habuī, habitus/a/um = to have, hold, possess; deliver (a speech)
[cohabit, cohabitation, exhibit, exhibition, habeas corpus, habiliments, habit, habitable, habitant,
habitat, habitation, habitual, habituate, habitude, Homo habilis, inhabit, inhabitant, inhibit,
inhibition, prohibit, prohibition, prohibitive, rehab, rehabilitate]
fortasse [adverb] = perhaps
fortunate, misfortune; fortuitous, fortuitously, fortuitousness, fortuity, Fortuna (Goddess Fortune,
Greek: Tyche), Fortuna fortibus favet = “Fortune favors the Brave,” fortunate, fortunately, fortune,
fortune telling, misfortune, unfortunate, unfortunately]
possum, posse, potuī, --- = to be able, can (+ complementary infinitive)
[armipotent, astripotence, auripotence, bellipotent, biopotency, compossible, cunctipotent,
deipotent, divinipotence, equi-omnipotent, equipotent, funipotent, granulopotent, idempotent,
ignipotent, immunopotence, impossible, impotence, linguipotence, magnipotent, multipotential,
nilpotency, noctipotence, omnipotence, omnipotent, parvipotent, pennipotent, plenipotence,
plenipotentiary, pluripotent, Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, possess, possession, possible, possibility,
potency, potent, potential, potentate, potestate, prepossess, prepossession, prepotent, salsipotent,
sapientipotence, solipotent, subpotent, superpotent, totipotence, unipotence, ventripotent,
viripotency]
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Chapter 8 Vocabulary:
iam = now, already
agō, agere, ēgī, actus/a/um = to do, drive; discus; spend time
[ab agendo, act, action, activate, activation, activity, actor, actress, actual, actuate, agency, agenda,
agent, agile, Agilisaurus, agility, agitant, agitate, agitatrix, agitographia, agitolalia, ambiguous,
circumagitation, coagulate, cogent, cogitate, corrigible, counteract, cutireaction, deactivate,
deactivation, ecoactivist, enact, exact, exagitate, exigency, exiguous, fumigate, hyperactive,
inaction, inactive, incorrigible, interaction, intransigence, intransigent, litigation, litigious, mitigate,
objurgate, paragitate, photoactive, proactive, prodigal, prodigious, psychoactive, radioactive,
ramifactive, react, retroactive, squatter, subagitation, transact, transaction, variegated]
Age! / Agite! = Come on!
intrō, intrāre, intrāvī, intrātus/a/um = to enter
[introduce, introflection, introjection, intromission, introrse, introvert, introverted, introspective]
vōs, vestrī, vōbīs, vōs, vōbīs = you [pl], y’all
nōs, nostrī, nōbīs, nōs, nōbīs = we; us [in the objective cases]
excitō, excitāre, excitāvī, excitātus/a/um = to rouse, wake[someone] up
[citation, cite, excitable, excitation, excite, excitement, exciting, incite, incitement, recital, recite,
recitation, recite, resuscitate, solicit, solicitor, solicitous, solicitude, suscitate]
cubiculum, cubiculī Neuter. = room, bedroom
[accumbent, brachiocubital, concubinage, concubine, covey, cubicle, cubit, decubitus, decumbent,
genucubital, hora decubitus; hor. decub., incubate, incubator, incubus, incumbency, incumbent,
procumbent, recumbent, succumb, superincumbent]
tempus, temporis Neuter = time
[contemporaneous, contemporary, contemporize, contretemps, equitemporaneous,
extemporaneous, extempore, omnitemporal, pretemporal, pro tempore, pro tem, spatiotemporal,
supertemporal, tempest, tempestuous, tempo, temporal, temporally, temporarily, temporary,
temporicide, temporize, tempus fugit = “Time flies”]
deinde (adverb) = then, next
celeriter = quickly from...
celer, celeris, celere = quick, fast
[accelerant, accelerate, acceleration, accelerator, accelerogram, accelerograph, accelerometer,
cardioaccelerator, celeripedean, celerity, decelerate, deceleration, decelerometer]
celeriter = quickly; celerius = more quickly; celerrimē = very quickly
quam celerrimē = as quickly as possible
induō, induere, induī, indūtus/a/um = to put on (clothes), to don
iterum (adverb) = again, a second time [reiterate, iterative, iteration, reiteration]
Ego, meī, mihi, mē, mē = I, of me, to/for me, me, with/by/from me (respectively)
[ego, egotist, alter ego, alteregoism, egocentric, egocentricity, egodystonic, egoism, egomaniac,
egotheism, egotistical, ego-trip, egotropic, egosyntonic, superego, Ubi tu Gaius, ego Gaia]
nam = for, indeed; because, since
namque = since, because
paterfamilias, paterfamiliae M = male head of the household
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[allopatric, allopatrically, allopatry, ante-patriarchal, compaternity, compatriot, compatriotism,
compatriotic, depatriate, expatriate, expatriated, expatriation, misopaterist, opsipatria, pater,
paterfamilias, patresfamilias, paternal, paternally, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic,
paternalistically, paternity, paternophobia, pater noster, patradelphy, patriarch, patriarchate,
patriarchy, patrician, patricide, patricidal, plebeian, patriciate, Patrick, Patricia, patrilineal,
patrilineage, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimony, patriot, patriotic, patriotism, patripassian,
patripotestal, patrist, patristic, patroclinous, patroclinic, patrocliny, patriclinous, patrogony,
patrolatry, patrology, patron, patronym, patronymic, patronymically, patron, patrophile, philopater,
philopatric, philopatry, repatriate, repatriation, sympatria, sympatric]
familia, familiae F. = family – including slaves, married and unmarried children
[extrafamilial, familiar, familiarity, familiarize, familiarly, family, family get-together, famulus,
materfamilias (s), matresfamilias (pl), paterfamilias, patresfamilias, unfamiliar]
dominus, dominī M. = master
(domina, dominae F. = mistress of the house)
[condominium, condominial, danger, dangerous, dangerously, despot, despotic, despotism,
despotocracy, domain, domatium, domatologist, domatology, domatophobia, domatophobiac, dome,
domestic, domesticate, domesticated, domestication, domesticable, domestically, domesticity,
domicile, domiciled, domiciling, domiciles, domiciliary, domicolous, domicile, domiculture,
domify, domifying, domification, dominance, dominant, dominate, domination, dominatrix,
domineer, domineering, dominion, dominule, domotics, domotic, dungeon, major domo,
myrmecodomatia, myrmecodomus, philodespot, polydomous, polydomic, predominance,
predominant, predominantly, predominate, predomination, uxorodespotism, uxorodespotic,
zoodomatia]
manus, manūs F = hand; band; a handful
[amanuensis, bimanous, emancipate, emancipation, manacle, manage, maneuver, manicure,
manifest, manifesto, maniloquism, manipulate, manual, manufacture, manumission, manumotor,
manure, manuscript, pedimanous, quadrumanous]
potestās, potestātis F = power
[armipotent, astripotence, auripotence, bellipotent, biopotency, compossible, cunctipotent,
deipotent, divinipotence, equi-omnipotent, equipotent, funipotent, granulopotent, idempotent,
ignipotent, immunopotence, impossible, impotence, linguipotence, magnipotent, multipotential,
nilpotency, noctipotence, omnipotence, omnipotent, parvipotent, pennipotent, plenipotence,
plenipotentiary, pluripotent, Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, possess, possession, possible, possibility,
potency, potent, potential, potentate, potestate, prepossess, prepossession, prepotent, salsipotent,
sapientipotence, solipotent, subpotent, superpotent, totipotence, unipotence, ventripotent,
viripotency]
patria potestas = a father’s power over his children; he may even legally kill them if he
feels that it is necessary
Chapter 9 Vocabulary:
suus, sua, suum = his own, her own, its own; their own (pl)
[sui generic, sui juris, suicide, suicidal, suigenderism, suimate]
nēmō, nēminis, nēminī, nēminem, nēmine = no one
nūllus, nūlla, nūllum = no, not any
[annul, annulment, null, nullification, nullify, nulliparous, nullisomatic, nullity]
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iānitor, iānitōris M = doorkeeper
[janiceps, janitor, janitorial, janitrix, January, Janus]
iānua, iānuae F. = door
[janiceps, janitor, janitorial, janitrix, January, Janus]
tacitus/a/um = quiet, silent
[reticence, reticent, tacenda, tacet, tacit, tacitly, taciturn, taciturnity]
tacitē = silently
mēcum = with me
tēcum = with you (singular)
nōbīscum = with us
vōbīscum = with you (plural)
temptō, temptāre, temptāvī, temptātus/a/um = to try, attempt
[attempt, tempt, temptable, temptation, temptingly, temptress]
sēmisomnus, sēmisomna, sēmisomnum = half-asleep
[cacosomnia, dyssomnia, dyssomniac, hypersomnia, hyposomniac, insomnia, insomniac,
insomnolence, intersomnial, Lacus Somniorum, levisomnious, Palus Somnii, parasomnia,
polycinematosomnography, presbinsomnia, somnambulance, somnambulism, somnial,
somniculous, somnifacient, somniferous, somnifuge, somniloquacious, somniloquist, somniloquy,
somnipathy, somnivolent, somnolent, somnophilist, somnorine, Somnus = god of sleep]
hīc = here
taceō, tacēre, tacuī, tacitus/a/um = to be quiet
[reticence, reticent, tacenda, tacet, tacit, tacitly, taciturn, taciturnity]
Tacē = Be quiet!
Nōlī / Nōlīte (+ infinitive) = Don’t ( this is the negative command)
[nolo contendere, willy, nilly]
vōs, vestrī, vōbīs, vōs, vōbīs = you (pl), y’all
nōs, nostrī, nōbīs, nōs, nōbīs = we; us [in the objective cases]
excitō, excitāre, excitāvī, excitātus/a/um = to rouse, wake(someone) up
[citation, cite, excitable, excitation, excite, excitement, exciting, incite, incitement, recital,
recite, recitation, recite, resuscitate, solicit, solicitor, solicitous, solicitude, suscitate]
miser, misera, miserum = unhappy, sad, miserable
[miser, misery, commiserate, miserable]
discēdō, discēdere, discessi, discessus/a/um = to go away, leave, depart
[succeed, proceed, procedure, exceed, accede, antecede, antecedent, cede, concede, concession,
intercede, intercession, precede, predecessor, recede, recession, secede, secession, ]
tuus, tua, tuum = your (singular)
vōs omnēs = all of you // nōs omnēs = all of us
omnis, omnis, omne = all (in plural), every (in the singular)
[omnibenevolent, omnibus, omnicide, omnicolous, omnicorporeal, omnicredulous, omnierudite,
omnifarious, omniferous, omnigenous, omnilingual, omniloquent, omnipotence, omnipotent,
omnipresence, omnipresent, omniscience, omniscient, omnism, omnitemporal, omnivorous,
omnivore]
simul = together; at the same time
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[assembly, assimilate, dissimilate, ensemble, facsimile, resemblance, resemble, semblance, similar,
similarity, similitude, simple, simplicity, simplify, simulacrum, simulate, simulation, simultaneity,
simultaneous, verisimilar, verisimilitude]
nesciō, nescīre, nescīvī, nescītus/a/um = to not know, be ignorant
[conscience, conscientious, conscious, nescience, nescient, omniscience, omniscient, parviscient,
prescient, science, scienter, scientific, scientism, scientist, Scientology, subconscious,
unconscionable, unconscious, unscientific]
secundā hōrā = at the second hour= at 8 am
secundus, secunda, secundum = second, favorable
[consecutive, consequence, ensue, execute, execution, executive, executor, executrix, non sequitur,
obsequious, persecute, persecution, prequel, prosecute, prosecution, prosecutor, pursuance, pursue,
pursuit, second, secondary, sect, sectarian, sequacious, sequel, sequence, sequencial, sequent,
sequential, subsequent, sue, suit, suitable, suite, suitor]
hōra, hōrae F = hour
[horography, horologe, horologist, horometer, horoscope, horotelic, hour, hourglass, per horam]
lacrimō, lacrimāre, lacrimāvī, lacrimātus/a/um = to cry, weep
[lachrymation, lachrymatory, lachrymose, lacrima, lacrimal, lacrimation, lacrimonasal, lacrimoso,
lacrimotomy, lacrymal]
Ō mē miseram! = Poor me! (Feminine) // Ō mē miserum! = Poor me! (Masculine)
maneō, manēre, mānsī, mānsus/a/um = to stay, remain
[remain, manse, mansion, permanent, permanence]
valeō, valēre, valuī, valitus/a/um = to be healthy, be strong
[ambivalence, avail, available, convalesce, convalescent, countervail, devaluation, equivalence,
evaluate, hexavalent, invalid, invalidate, invaluable, multivalent, prevail, prevalence, valance,
valediction, valedictorian, valence, valentine, valetudinarian, valiant, valid, validation, validity,
valor, valorous, valuable, value, ave atque vale]
Valē / Valēte = Goodbye, Farewell
mittō, mittere, mīsī, missus/a/um = to send; shoot
[admission, admittance, commissar, commissary, commission, commit, committee, compromise,
demise, demit, dismiss, dismissal, emissary, emission, emit, immit, intermission, intermittent,
intromission, manumission, manumit, mass, message, missal, missile, mission, missionary, missive,
noncommittal, omission, omit, permission, permit, premise, pretermission, promise, promissory,
remiss, remission, remittance, submission, submissive, submit, surmise, transmission, transmit]
prōmittō, prōmittere, prōmīsī, prōmissus/a/um = to promise
[admission, admittance, commissar, commissary, commission, commit, committee, compromise,
demise, demit, dismiss, dismissal, emissary, emission, emit, immit, intermission, intermittent,
intromission, manumission, manumit, mass, message, missal, missile, mission, missionary, missive,
noncommittal, omission, omit, permission, permit, premise, pretermission, promise, promissory,
remiss, remission, remittance, submission, submissive, submit, surmise, transmission, transmit]
complexus, complexūs M = embrace, hug
[accomplice, applicable, apply, complaint, complex, complexity, compliance, complicate,
complicity, comply, deploy, duplex, duplicate, duplicity, explicable, explicate, explicit, exploit,
implicate, implicit, imply, inexplicable, multiple, multiplex, multiplication, multiplicity, perplex,
perplexity, pliable, pliancy, plicate, pliers, ply, quadruple, replica, replicate, reply, sextuple, simple,
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simplex, simplicity, supple, suppliant, supplication, triple, triplicate]
teneō, tenēre, tenuī, tentus/a/um = to hold, have
[abstain, abstention, abstentious, abstinence, abstinent, abstinently, ambitendency, attend,
attendance, attention, attentive, catatonic, coextension, contend, contender, contention,
contentious, continence, continent, detain, detainee, détente, distend, extend, extension, extent,
hypertension, hypotension, inattentive, incontinence, incontinent, intend, intense, intensify,
intensity, intent, intentional, ostensible, ostentatious, portend, portent, pretend, pretense,
pretentious, retain, retainer, retinue, rententence, retentive, subtend, superintendent, tenable,
tenacious, tenacity, tenant, tend, tendency, tendentious, tender, tendon, tense, tension, tent,
tentacle, tentative, thermotension, untended, unintentional]
abeō, abīre, abiī [abīvī], abitus/a/um = to go away
[adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, exit, exitus, initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, limit, obituary,
perish, sedition, seditious, transient, transit, transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
festīnō, festīnāre, festīnāvī, festīnātus/a/um = to hurry, rush
[festinate, Festina lente = Hasten slowly!]
aliī… aliī = some…others
[alias, alibi, alien, alienable, alienate, aliicide, inalienability, inalienable]
alius, alia, aliud = other (genitive sing: alterīus//dative singular: aliī)
[alias, alibi, alien, alienable, alienate, aliicide, inalienability, inalienable]
Chapter 10 Vocabulary:
intereā = meanwhile
[interact, interaction, interactive, interamnian, interannual, intercavernous, intercede, intercellular,
intercept, intercepted, intercepter, interception, interceptor, intercontinental, intercosmic,
intercostals, intercourse, intercristal, interdental, interdict, interdiction, interdigital, interdigitation,
interdisciplinary, interface, interfere, interference, interfluvial, interfoliaceous, interfollicular,
interfraternal, interfulgent, interfuse, interfusion, intergalactic, interglacial, interim, interior,
interject, interjection, interkinesis, interlapse, interlinear, interlingual, interlinguistics, interlock,
interlocution, interlocutor, interlocutory, interlude, interlunar, intermalleolar, intermediary,
intermediate, intermedio-lateral, intermezzo, intermission, intermittent, intermittence, intermodal,
intern, internal, international, internationalism, internaut, internecine, internist, internuclear,
interorbital, interosculant, interosculate, interosseous, interparietal, interphalangeal, interphone,
interplanetary, interplanetary scintillation, interpose, interposition, interpunction, interpupillary,
interregnum, interrobang, interrogate, interrogation, interrupt, interscribe, intersect, intersection,
interseismic, intersomnial, intersomnious, interspersal, intersperse, interspersion, interspinal,
interstellar, interstice, interstitial, interstitially, interurban, interurbanite, intervascular, intervene,
interverbal, interview, inter vivos, intervocalic, malinterdigitation, posterointernal, uninterrupted]
gerō, gerere, gessī, gestus/a/um = to wear; carry on
[autosuggestion, autosuggestive, belligerence, belligerency, belligerent, congest, congested,
congestion, congestive, digest, digester, digestible, digestion, digestive, digestively, ectosuggestion,
egest, exaggerate, exaggerated, exaggeration, exaggerative, gerund, gerundive, gestation, gesticulate,
gesticulation, gesticulative, gesture, heterosuggestion, indigestibility, indigestible, indigestibly,
indigestion, ingest, ingestion, jest, jester, progestion, register, registrar, registration, registry,
suggest, suggestion, suggestive, suggestiveness, vicegerency, vicegerent]
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iubeō, iubēre, iussī, iussus/a/um = to order, bid [jussive]
alius, alia, aliud = other (genitive sing: alterīus//dative singular: aliī)
[alias, alibi, alien, alienable, alienate, aliicide, inalienability, inalienable]
cista, cistae F = trunk, chest [cist, cistern, cisterna]
pōnō, pōnere, posuī, positus/a/um = to put, place
[appose, apposite, appositely, appositeness, apposition, appositive, apropos, compone, component,
compose, composite, composition, compost, composure, compound, compounder, contraposition,
counterpose, decompose, decomposite, decomposition, decompound, decompress, depone,
deponent, depose, deposit, deposition, depository, depositary, depot, dextroposition, dispose,
disposition, electrodeposit, exponent, exponential, exponentially, expose, exposition, expository,
expound, expounder, impose, imposition, impost, impostor, imposter, imposture, impound,
impounder, indispose, indisposition, interpose, interposition, juxtapose, juxtaposed, juxtaposit,
juxtaposition, opponent, oppose, opposite, opposition, pose, posit, position, positive, positively,
positiveness, positivism, positivist, post, postage, postal, poster, postilion, postmaster, postoffice,
postpone, postponement, postponer, postposition, postpositive, posture, posturer, predispose,
predisposition, prepose, preposition, prepositional, prepositionally, propone, proponent, proposal,
propose, proposition, propound, propounder, provost, purpose, purposely, repose, reposition,
repository, superimpose, superpose, superposition, suppose, supposition, suppositional,
supposititious, suppository, transpose, transposition, transpositive]
in itinere = on a journey
iter, itineris N = journey; march [itinerancy, itinerant, itinerary, itinerate, adit, ambition, circuit,
circuitous, coition, coitus, exit, exitus, initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, obituary, perish, sedition,
seditionary, seditious, transient, transit, transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
līberī, līberōrum M pl. = children
[liberal, liberality, liberalize, liberate, liberation, liberator, libertarian, liberticide, libertine, liberty]
soleō, solēre, solitus sum = to be accustomed to, be in the habit of
ipse, ipsa, ipsum = himself, herself, itself; the very (the intensive pronoun)
[ipsative, ipse dixit, ipsefact, ipsilateral, ipsilaterally, ipsissima verba, ipsiversive, ipso facto, ipso
jure]
stō, stare, stetī, stātus/a/um = to stand [stable, static, station, status, stasis, aerostat, aerostatic,
amyostasia, ananastasia, anastasis, antidisestablishmentarian, apostasy, apostate, armistice, arrest,
arrester, arteriostasis, assisit, astasia, astasia, astatic, bacteriostasis, bacteriostat, barostat,
biostabilizer, biostasis, biostatistics, biostitute, circumstance, circumstantial, consist, constable,
constabulary, constancy, constant, constituency, constituent, constitute, constitution, constrastive,
contrast, contrastively, desisted, destination, destine, destiny, destitute, destitution, distance,
distant, ecstatic, electrohemostasis, enterostasis, equidistant, establish, establishment,
establishmentarian, estate, exist, existence, existent, existentialism, extant, frigostable, fungistasis,
fungistat, galactostasis, geodesist, gyrostabilizer, heliostat, hemostasis, hemostat, homeostasis,
homoiostasis, humidistat, hydrostat, hydrostatic, hypostasis, iconostasis, inconsistency, inconsistent,
inconstancy, inconstant, inconstantly, insist, insistence, insistent, insistently, in situ, instability,
instance, instant, instantaneous, instantaneously, instantly, instate, instatement, institute,
institution, institutional, institutionally, interstice, interstitial, interstitially, irresistibility,
irresistible, irresistibleness, isostasy, kinestasis, lexicostatistic, lymphostasis, menostasia, menostasis,
metastasis, meteoresistant, metrostasis, microstat, misstatement, mycostasis, obstacle, obstinacy,
obstinancy, obstinate, obstinately, omnidistance, ophthalmostasis, persist, persistence, persistency,
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persistent, phlebostasis, pluriresistent, preexist, preexistence, presbystasis, proctostasis, prostate,
prostitute, prostitution, pyrostat, reconstituent, reconstitute, reinstate, reinstatement, resist,
resistance, resistant, resistantly, resistible, resistibly, resistive, resistless, resistlessly, resistlessness,
rest, restate, restitute, restitution, restive, restively, rheostat, schistasis, siderostat, solstice, stability,
stabilize, stabilizer, stable, stably, stage, staged, staging, stagnant, staid, stamen, stamina, staminal,
staminate, stance, stanchion, stanza, stasiphobia, stasophilous, state, stateliness, stately, statement,
static, station, stationary, stationer, stationery, statistical, statistically, statistician, statistics,
statoblast, statoscope, statuary, statue, statuesque, statuette, stature, status, status quo, statute,
statutory, staunch, subsist, subsistence, subsistent, substance, substantial, substantiate, substantially,
substantiation, substantival, substantive, substantively, substitute, substitution, substitutional,
substitutive, superstition, superstitious, thermistor, thermoresistance, thermoresistant,
thermostable, thermostasis, thermostat, transubstantiate, transubstantiation, unconstitutional,
unconstitutionally, understate, understatement, unstable, unstably, venostasis]
via, viae F = road
[deviate, deviation, deviant, deviationism, deviationist, devious, envoy, impervious, invoice,
obviate, obvious, pervious, quadrivium, Traviata, trivia, trivial, triviality, trivium, viatic, viaticum,
via, viable, viability, viaduct]
baculum, baculī N = stick [bacillary, bacillus, baculiform]
habeō, habēre, habuī, habitus/a/um = to have, hold, possess; deliver (a speech)
[cohabit, cohabitation, exhibit, exhibition, habeas corpus, habiliments, habit, habitable, habitant,
habitat, habitation, habitual, habituate, habitude, have, Homo habilis, inhabit, inhabitant, inhibit,
inhibition, prohibit, prohibition, prohibitive, rehab, rehabilitate]
prō certō habēre = to be sure (that)
scelestus/a/um = wicked
crās = tomorrow [procrastinate, procrastination]
incitō, incitāre, incitāvī, incitātus/a/um = to spur on, urge on
[citable, citation, cite, citing, excitable, excitation, excite, excitement, exciting, incite, incitement,
inciting, recital, recitation, recite, resuscitate, resuscitation, resuscitator, solicit, solicitation,
solicitor, solicitous, solicitude, suscitate]
[citation, cite, excitable, excitation, excite, excitement, exciting, incite, incitement, recital, recite,
recitation, recite, resuscitate, solicit, solicitor, solicitous, solicitude, suscitate]
raeda, raedae F = carriage
quīdam, quaedam, quoddam = a certain
iaciō, iacere, iēcī, iactus/a/um = to throw [abject, abjectness, adjective, conjectural, conjecture,
deject, dejected, dejection, ejaculatory, eject, ejectamenta, ejection, ejective, ejectivity, ejectment,
ejector, ejectus (s), ejecta (pl), inject, injection, interject, interjection, jactation, jactitation, jaculate,
jaculation, jaculative, jaculator, jaculatorial, jaculatory, jaculiferous, javelin, jet, jetsam, jettison,
jetty, jut, object, objection, objectionable, objective, project, projectile, projection, projectionist,
projective, projector, reject, rejecter, rejection, subject, subjective, subjectivity, traject, trajectory]
parātus, parāta, parātum = ready, prepared [compare, comparable, impair, prepare,
preparatory, repair, reparatory]
equus, equī M = horse
[equerry, eques, equestrian, equestrianism, equestrienne, equid, Equidae, equine, equiod,
Equisetophyta, equitation, Equus]
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raedārius, raedāriī M = coachman, carriage driver
eō ipsō tempore = at that very moment [see for ipse and tempus
Page 74 Vocabulary:
Chapter 11 Vocabulary:
Via Appia, Viae Appiae F = The Appian Way; “The queen of the highways” [deviate,
deviation, deviant, deviationism, deviationist, devious, envoy, impervious, invoice, obviate, obvious,
pervious, quadrivium, Traviata, trivia, trivial, triviality, trivium, viatic, viaticum, via, viable, viability,
viaduct]
vīlicus, vilicī M = overseer, farm manager
dominus, dominī M. = master
[condominium, condominial, danger, dangerous, dangerously, despot, despotic, despotism,
despotocracy, domain, domatium, domatologist, domatology, domatophobia, domatophobiac, dome,
domestic, domesticate, domesticated, domestication, domesticable, domestically, domesticity, domicile,
domiciled, domiciling, domiciles, domiciliary, domicolous, domicile, domiculture, domify, domifying,
domification, dominance, dominant, dominate, domination, dominatrix, domineer, domineering,
dominion, dominule, domotics, domotic, dungeon, major domo, myrmecodomatia, myrmecodomus,
philodespot, polydomous, polydomic, predominance, predominant, predominantly, predominate,
predomination, uxorodespotism, uxorodespotic, zoodomatia]
absum, abesse, āfuī, āfutūrus/a/um = to be away, be absent, be at a distance away (+ ABL)
[presence, present, presentation, presentative, presentable, presentee, presentor, presentment, essence,
essential, future, futuristic, futurity, futurology, futurism, absence, absence, quintessence, quintessence,
quintessential, quintessentialize, absence, absent, absentee, absenteeism, absente febre; abs. feb. =
“While or when fever is absent.” , absenter, absente reo; abs. re. = “With the defendant absent.”,
absently, absentminded, absentmindedly, absentmindedness, disinterest, disinterestedly,
disinterestedness, essence, essential, essentialist, essentially, essentialness, essentiate, extraessential, in
absentia, interesting, interestingly, misrepresent, misrepresentation, misrepresenter, omnipresence,
omnipresent, omnipresently, presence, present, presentable, presentably, presentation, presentation,
presently, presentment, quatressential, quintessence, quintessential, quintessentialize, represent,
representation, representative, representatively, unessential, unessentially]
ārea, āreae F = open space, threshing floor [area]
plēnus, plēna, plēnum = full (of) [+ genitive or ablative]
[accomplish, accomplishment, complement, complemental, complementary, complete, completeness,
completion, compliment, comply, deplete, depletion, expletive, implement, implementation, plenary,
plenipotentiary, plenitude, plenteous, plentiful, plenty, plenum, plethora, plethory, replenish,
replenishment, replete, supplement, supplemental, supplementary, supplementation, supply]
quamquam = although
mussō, mussāre, mussāvī, mussātus/a/um = to mutter
verberō, verberāre, verberāvī, verberātus/a/um = to beat
[reverb, reverberate, reverberation, reverberant, reverberative, reverberatory]
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id quod – that which, what
īra, īrae F = anger, wrath
[irascibility, irascible, irascibility, irascibleness, irascibly, irate, ire, ireful]
nox, noctis F = night
[equinoctial, equinoctium, equinox, noctalbuminuria, noctambulate, noctambulating, noctambulation,
noctambulant, noctambulic, noctambulism, noctambulator, noctambulist, noctambulous,
noctambulatory, noctidial, noctifer, noctiferous, noctiluca, noctilucence, noctilucent, noctilucine,
noctilucous, noctimania, noctomania, noctiphobia, noctophobia, noctiphobic, noctophobic, nocturia,
(also nycturia), nocturnae, nocturnal, nocturne, Nox (Goddess of Night), noxial, pernoctation,
seminocturnal, trinoctial]
illā nocte = that night (abl. of time when)
effugiō, effugere, effūgī, effugitūrus/a/um = to flee, run away, escape
[centrifugal, centrifuge, febrifugal, febrifuge, fugacious, fugitive, fugue, fumifugist, insectifuge,
lucifugal, lucifugous, nidifugous, phrontifugic, refuge, refugee, solifugal, somnifuge, somnifugous,
subterfuge, tempus fugit = “Time flees”, vermifugal, vermifuge]
impediō, impedīre, impedīvī, impedītus/a/um = to hinder
[aliped, anguiped, anguipede, biped, bipedal, bipedalism, bipedality breviped, capitopedal, capriped,
carpopedal, celeripedean, centipedal, centipede, cheiropod, cheiroped, cheliped, decempede,
decempedal, depeditate, depeditation, dextropedal, dontopedalogy, equipedal, equipede, expediency,
expediencies, expedient, expedite, expediter, expeditor, expedition, expeditious, expeditiously,
expeditiousness, fissiped, fissipede, hecatomped, hexaped, ignipedites, impeach, impeachability,
impeachable, impeachment, impedance, impede, impedient, impediment, impedimenta, inexpediency
inexpedient, longipedate, longipede, multiped, multipede; multipedal, octoped, palmiped, palmipede,
pawn, pedal, pedantic, pedantry, pedary, pedate, pedately, pedestal, pedestrial, pedestrian,
pedestrianize, pedetentous, pedialgia, pedicab, pedicel, pedicelate, pedicle, pedicure, pedicurist,
pediferous, pediform, pedigerous, pedigree, pediluvial, pediluvium, pedimanous, pediment,
pediphalanx, peditis, pedobarograph, pedobarography, pedodynamometer, pedogram, pedograph,
pedometer, pedomotive, pedopathy, pedoplania, pedorthics, pedorthic, pedorthist, pedoscope, pedule,
peduncle, peduncular, peon, peonage, petiolate, petiole, petioles, pinniped, pioneer, polyped,
quadruped, quadrupedal, remiped, sesquipedalian, sexiped, sexipede, sinistropedal, suppedaneous,
talipedic, trivet, tripod, unimpeachable, unimpeachableness, unimpeachably, unimpeded, uniped,
velocipede]
cēlō, cēlāre, cēlāvī, cēlātus/a/um = to hide
[conceal, concealable, concealer, concealing, concealment, inconcealable, unconcealed]
sē cēlāre = to hide (himself/herself/oneself)
porta, portae F = gate
[importunate, importunately, importunateness, importune, importuner, importunity, inopportune,
inopportunely, opportune, opportunely, opportunism, opportunist, opportunity, portcullis, portecochere, hall porter, opportune, opportunity, passport, porch, port, portal, porthole, portico, portside,
Portugal, seaport]
pater, patris M = father
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[allopatric, allopatrically, allopatry, ante-patriarchal, compaternity, compatriot, compatriotism,
compatriotic, depatriate, expatriate, expatriated, expatriation, misopaterist, opsipatria, pater,
paterfamilias, patresfamilias, paternal, paternally, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic,
paternalistically, paternity, paternophobia, pater noster, patradelphy, patriarch, patriarchate,
patriarchy, patrician, patricide, patricidal, plebeian, patriciate, Patrick, Patricia, patrilineal,
patrilineage, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimony, patriot, patriotic, patriotism, patripassian,
patripotestal, patrist, patristic, patroclinous, patroclinic, patrocliny, patriclinous, patrogony, patrolatry,
patrology, patron, patronym, patronymic, patronymically, patron, patrophile, philopater, philopatric,
philopatry, repatriate, repatriation, sympatria, sympatric]
māter, mātris F = mother
[alma mater, Alma Mater = “nourishing mother”, biomaterial, dura mater, immaterial, immaterially,
mater, materfamilias (s), matresfamilias (pl), material, materials, materialism, materialist,
materialization, materialize, materially, maternal, maternal, maternalism, maternalistic, maternally,
maternity, matradelphy, matrarchic, matriarchical, matriarch, matriarch, matriarchic, matriarchal,
matriarchate, matriarchy, matricectomy, matricide, matricidal, matriclinous, matriculant, matriculate,
matriculation, matrilineage, matrilineal, matrilineal, matrilinear, matrilocal, matrilocally, matrilocality,
matrimonial, matrimonially, matrimony, matrix, matroclinous, matroclinal, matromorphic, matron,
matronly, matronage, matronliness, matronym, metronym, metronymic, metropolis, matronymic,
matrophile, matter, metrocracy, metrocracy, matriarchy, misomater, nanomaterials, nearomatria,
opsimatria, piezoelectric material]
parēns, parentis M/F = parent
[albuminiparous, ambiparous, andropara, androparous, aquiparous, bipara, biparous, decipara,
deciparous, deiparous, dentiparous, deuteripara, dorsiparous, duipara, fissiparity, fissiparous,
fissiparously, fissiparousness, floriparous, foliiparous, fructiparous, gemelliparous, gemmiparous,
igniparous, larviparous, larvipary, multipara, multiparous, nonipara, nullipara, nulliparous,
nymphiparous, octipara, ovipara, oviparity, oviparous, oviparously, ovovivipara, ovoviviparity,
ovoviviparous, paraph, parent, parous, paroventron, parturient, parturifacient, parturition, pluriparous,
polypiparous, postpartum, postparturitional, preparturient, preparturition, primipara, primiparous,
pupiparous, quadripara, quartipara, quintipara, secundipara, secundiparity, secundiparous,
semioparous, septipara, sextipara, sudoriparous, tertipara, tripara, unipara, uniparous, vermiparous,
vivipara, viviparity, viviparous, viviparously, viviparousness]
frāter, frātris M = brother
[archconfraternity, confrater, confraternity, confraternization, fraternal, fraternalism, fraternally,
fraternity, fraternize, fraternization, fraternizer, fratricide, fratricidal, fratry, fratery, interfraternal,
nonfraternization]
soror, sorōris F = sister
[Soroptimist, sororal, sororate, sororial, sororially, sororicide, sororicidal, sorority, sororities, sororize]
uxor, uxōris F = wife
[uxor, uxoravalence, uxoravalent, uxorial, uxoriality, uxoricide, uxoricidic, uxoricidal, uxoricidomania,
uxorilocal, uxorilocally, uxoriosis, uxorious, uxoriously, uxoriousness, uxorium, uxorodespotism,
uxorodespotic, uxorovalence]
fīlius, fīliīī M = son
(fīlī = “son!,” vocative singular)
[affiliate, affiliation, filial, filiality, filiate, filiation, filicidal, filiety]
fīlia, fīliae F = daughter [affiliate, affiliation, filial, filiality, filiate, filiation, filicidal, filiety]
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(dative/ablative plural: fīliābus)
līberī, līberōrum M pl. = children
[liberal, liberality, liberalize, liberate, liberation, liberator, libertarian, liberticide, libertine, liberty]
vir, virī M.= man, husband
[centumvir, decimvir, decimvirile, duumvir, evirate, evirato, evirtuate, invirile, invirtuate, levirate,
octovirate, quindecemvir, revirescence, triumvir, triumvirate, virile, virilescence, virilia, virilify,
virilism, virilist, virility, virilization, virilocal, viripotent, viropause, virtual, virtualism, virtuality,
virtue, virtuosity, virtuoso, virtuous]
numerus, numerī M.= number
[alphanumeric, annumerate, autonumerophile, connumerate, denumerable, dinumeration, enumerate,
enumeration, innumerable, innumeracy, numerable, numeracy, numeraire, numeral, numerary,
numerate, numerator, numerical, numerology, numeronym, numerophobia, numerosity, numerous,
supernumerary]
Chapter 12 Vocabulary (pages 89-91):
inveniō, invenīre, invēnī, inventus/a/um = to find
[advene, advenement, advenient, Advent, advent, adventism, adventist, adventitious, adventitiously,
adventitiousness, adventure, adventurer, adventuresome, adventuress,
anteroventral, atrioventricular, auriculoventricular, aventurous, adventurously, adventurousness,
avenue, chemoprevention, circumvent, circumventive, circumvention, connivent, contravene,
contravening, contravention, convenance, convenances, convene, convenience, convenient,
conveniently, convent, conventicle, convention, conventional, conventionalism, conventionalist,
conventionality, conventionalize, conventionally, conventual, conventually, covenant, covenant,
covenanter, dorsoventral, event, eventful, eventfully, eventfulness, events, eventual, eventuality,
eventually, eventuate, eventuation, idioventricular, inconvenience, inconvenient, inconveniently,
intervene, intervention, interventional, Inveniam viam aut faciam. = “I will find a way or make one.”,
invenient, invent, invention, inventive, inventively, inventiveness, inventively, inventory,
misadventure, parvenu, peradventure, periadventitial, prevenient, prevent, prevent, preventative,
preventable, preventative, preventible, prevention, preventive, preventively, preventiveness,
provenance, provenience, revenue, souvenir, subvene, subvention, supervene, supervention,
unconvenentionally, unconventional, unconventionality, uteroventral, venire, venire facias, ventose,
venture, venture capital, venturer, venturesome, venturesomely, venturesomeness, venturous,
venturously, venturousness, venue]
bonus, bona, bonum = good
[bona fide, bonanza, bonbon, bonhomie, Boniface, bonification, bonny, bonus, bonuses, bon vivant,
bon voyage, boon, bounteous, bountiful, bounty, debonair, magnum bonum, superabound,
superabounding; see also “bene”]
convocō, convocāre, convocāvī, convocātus/a/um = to call together; assemble; summon
[advocacy, advocate, advocation, advocatus diaboli = Devil's advocate.; advowson, avocation, avouch,
avouchment, avouchable, avoucher, avow, avowable, avowableness, avowal, avowedly, avowedness,
avower, avowry, Bonavox = Bono, lead singer of U2; convocation, convoke, convoker, disavow,
disavowal, disavowedly, disavower, equivocal, equivocally, equivocalness, equivocate, equivocation,
equivocator, equivoke, evocable, evocation, evocative, evoke, evoker, intervocalic, invocation, invoke,
irrevocable, irrevocableness, magnavox, provocation, provocative, provocatively, provocativeness,
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provokable, provoke, provoker, provokingly, provokingness, revocable, revocably, revocation,
revocatory, revoke, revoker, revokingly, sotto voce = “song in a soft voice”, s.v. = sub voce = “under the
word.”; unequivocal, unequivocally, unequivocalness, univocal, unprovoked, unprovokedly, unvoiced,
viva voce = “sung in a lively manner”, vocable, vocabularian, vocabulary, vocabulary entry, vocabulist,
vocal, vocalism, vocalist, vocalization, vocalize, vocally, vocation, vocational, vocative, vociferant,
vociferate, vociferation, vociferous, vociferously, vociferousness, voice, voiced, voicelessly,
voicelessness, voiceprint, vouch, voucher, vouchsafe, vowel, vox, ad hanc vocem = a.h.c. = At this
word.;]
rogō, rogāre, rogāvī, rogātus/a/um = to ask
[abrogate, abrogation, arrogant, arrogate, derogate, derogatory, interrobang, interrabang:(
),
interrogate, interrogation, interrogative, interrogatory, prerogative, prorogation, prorogue, rogation,
subrogate, supererogation, supererogatory, surrogate]
vīnea, vīneae F = vineyard
[invinate, invination, vignette, vignettist, vinaceous, vine, vinegar, vinegarish, vinegary, vinery,
vineyard, vinic, viniculture, vinicultural, viniculturist, viniferous, vinification, vinology, vinometer,
vinosity, vinous, vinously, vintage, vintner, vintry, vinyl, wine, winebibber, wineless, winery,
wineskin, wine taster, wino, winoes]
fossa, fossae F = ditch
[efossion, fossa vesicae biliaris, fossa for gallbladder, fossette, fossil, fossil fuel, fossiliferous,
fossilification, fossilist, fossilization, fossilize, fossores, fossorial, fossorious, fossula (s), fossulae (pl),
ichnofossil, macrofossil, microfossil, nannofossil, nanofossil, refossion, suffossion, vestibular fossa]
canis, canis M. or F. = dog; the lowest throw in dice games = four “ones”
[canary, canicide, canicola, Canicula, canicular, canicule, caniculture, canine, caniniform, Canis, Canis
lupus, Canis Major, Canis Minor, canophilist, dentes canini, infracaninophile, kennel]
ferō, ferre, tulī, lātus/a/um = carry, bear, endure; report, say
[ablate, ablating, ablated, ablation, ablative, ablator, adulation, afferent, aquifer, auriferous, circumference, collate,
collation, collatron, confer, conferee, conference, conferred, conifer, coniferous, correlate, correlation, crucifer,
cruciferous, defer, deference, deferment, deferred, deferring, differ, difference, different, differential, differentiate,
dilate, dilation, dilatory, effer, efferent, elate, elated, elation, ferriferous, ferry, fertile, fertility, fetiferous,
fructiferous, herbiferous, infer, inference, interfere, interference, lactiferous, legislate, legislation, legislator,
legislature, Lucifer, oblation, odiferous, offer, offering, prefer, preferable, prelate, prelation, proffer, refer, referee,
reference, referenda (plural), referendum (singular), referent, referral, relate, relation, relationship, relative,
relativity, sanguiferous, somniferous, suffer, sufferable, sufferance, superlative, transfer, transferable, translatable,
translate, translation, translator, vociferate, vociferous]
olfaciō, olfacere, olfēcī, olfactus/a/um = to catch the scent of, smell
[affair, affect, affected, affection, artifact, artifice, artificial, benefaction, benefactor, beneficent,
beneficiary, benefit, calefacient, calorifacient, certificate, certify, chafe, chauffeur, clarify, coefficient,
confection, confetti, confit, counterfeit, defacto, defeat, defect, defective, deficient, deficit, diffect,
difficacious, difficult, dignify, disaffected, discomfit, diversify, dormifacient, edification, edifice, edify,
effect, effectual, efficacious, efficacy, efficient, effigy, exemplify, ex post facto, facient, facile, facilitate,
facility, facsimile, fact, faction, factious, factitious, factor, factory, factotum, factual, faculty, falsify,
fashion, feasance, feasibility, feasible, feat, feature, febrifacient, feckless, fetish, forfeit, fortify, fructify,
glorify, gratify, horrific, horrify, identify, imperfect, imperfection, indemnify, infect, infection,
intensify, ipso facto, justify, liquefy, liquifacient, magnificence, magnifico, magnify, malefic,
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maleficence, malfeasance, manufacture, misfeasance, modify, mollify, mortify, munificence,
munificent, nonfeasance, notify, nullify, office, official, officiate, officious, olfactory, orifice, pacific,
pacifist, pacify, parturifacient, perfect, perfecto, personify, personification, petrify, pluperfect, pontiff,
pontificate, prefect, proficiency, proficient, profit, prolific, putrefy, putrefaction, qualify, ramify,
ramification, rarefy, ratify, rectify, refectory, rubefacient, sacrifice, sanctify, satisfaction, satisfy, savoirfaire, scientific, significant, signify, simplify, solidify, somnifacient, sorbefacient, specific, specify,
stratify, stupefacient, stupefy, suffice, sufficient, superficial, surface, surfeit, terrific, terrify, testify,
typify, unify, verify, vilify, vivify]
cum = with (preposition which always takes the ablative)
[cum laude, summa cum laude]
latrō, latrāre, latrāvī, latrātus/a/um = to bark
vēstīgium, vēstīgiī N = footprint, track, trace
[vestige, vestigial, investigate, investigative, investigation, investigatory]
immōbilis, immōbile = motionless; unmoving
[commotion, countermove, countermoving, demote, demotion, emote, emotion, emotional,
immovable, locomotion, locomotive, moment, momentaneous, momentary, momentous, momentum,
motile, motility, motion, motivate, motivation, motive, motometer, motor, nastic movement, promote,
promoter, promotion, remote, removal, remove; automobile, demobilize,
immobile, immobility, immobilization, locomobile, mob (= mobile vulgus), mobile, mobile vulgus,
mobility, mobilization, mobilize, mobilophilist, mobocracy, palatum mobile]
tunica, tunicae F = tunic
[tunic, tunica, tunicate, tunicle]
trahō, trahere, traxī, tractus/a/um = to drag, pull, draw
[tractor, tract, subtract, detract, attract, contract, extract, abstract, abstracted, abstraction,
abstractionism, attract, attraction, attractive, contract, contractile, contractility, contraction,
contractor, contractual, detract, detraction, detrain, distract, distraction, distraught, entrain, entreat,
extract, intractable, maltreat, mistreat, portrait, portray, protract, protractile, protraction, protractor,
retract, retraction, retreat, subtract, subtraction, subtrahend, trace, tract, tractability, tractable,
tractableness, tractile, traction, tractor, trail, trailer, train, trainee, trainer, trait, trawler, treat, treatise,
treatment, treaty]
frons, frontis M. = forehead
[affront, effrontery, forefront, front, frontage, frontal, frontality, frontier, frontless, frontispiece,
frontlet, front line, frontogenesis, frontolysis, fronton, front runner]
fugitīvus, fugitīvī M = a runaway slave
[centrifugal, centrifuge, febrifugal, febrifuge, fugacious, fugitive, fugue, fumifugist, insectifuge,
lucifugal, lucifugous, nidifugous, phrontifugic, refuge, refugee, solifugal, somnifuge, somnifugous,
subterfuge, tempus fugit= “time flies”, vermifugal, vermifuge]
in fronte litterās inūrere = to brand the letters (FUG) on the forehead
inūrō, inūrere, inussī, inustus/a/um = to brand
[combust, combustible, combustion]
Quōcum…? = With whom? (singular)
Quibuscum…? = With whom? (plural)
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Quōmodo…? = How?
Quō īnstrūmentō…? = With what instrument?, By what means?
Unde…? = From where? Whence?
Ablative of Time When phrases:
septimā hōrā = at the seventh hour
nocte = at night
aestāte = in the summer, during the summer
tribus diēbus = in three days
brevī tempore = in a short time, soon
Ablative of Means phrases:
baculō = with a stick
baculīs = with sticks
aquā = with a stick
gladiō = with a sword
tunicā = by the tunic
complexū = in an embrace
Ablative of Manner phrases: (cum may drop out when there is an adjective)
magnā vōce or magnā cum vōce = with a loud voice, loudly
cum celeritāte = with speed, fast
magnā cum celeritāte or magnā celeritāte = with great speed, very fast
cum laude = with praise
magnā cum laude = with great praise (magnā laude)
multā cum laude = with much praise (multā laude)
maximā cum laude = with very great praise (maximā laude)
summā cum laude = with the highest praise (summā laude)
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fluvius, fliuviī M = river
[affluence, affluent, afflux, circumfluent, confluence, confluent, conflux, costae fluctuantes, diffluent,
effluence, effluent, effluvium, efflux, fluctuant, fluctuate, fluctuation, flue, fluency, fluent, fluently,
fluid, fluidic, fluidics, fluidity, fluidize, fluidness, flume, flush, fluvial, fluvioglacial, fluviology, flux, “in
flux”, fluxation, fluxible, fluxion, fluxmeter, influence, influent, influential, influentially, influenza,
influx, mellifluous, mellifluously, mellifluent, refluence, refluent, reflux, acid reflux disease,
superfluity, superfluous, superfluously, superfluousness]
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Chapter 13 Vocabulary (page 97, 100-101):
iter, itineris N = journey; march
[itinerancy, itinerant, itinerary, itinerate, adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, coition, coitus, exit, exitus,
initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, obituary, perish, sedition, seditionary, seditious, transient, transit,
transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
iter facere = to make a journey, to travel
tribus diēbus = in three days, within three days…from:
(1) tres, tria = 3 [triangle, triple, triad, trinity, trimeter, trio, etc.]
(2) diēs, diēī M !!!! = day [antemeridian (A.M.), antemeridiem, carpe diem, circadian, dial, diary,
dies non, dismal (dies + malus), diurnal, diurnally, diurnation, journal, meridian, meridional,
per diem, postmeridian, quodian, quotidian, semidiurnal, sine die, sojourn (French),
terdiurnal]
volō, velle, voluī, ------ = to want, be willing
[volition, volunteer, voluntary, involuntary, voluntarily, involuntarily, willy nilly]
identidem = again and again [reiterate, reiteration, iterative]
iubeō, iubēre, iussī, iussus/a/um = to order, bid [jussive]
virga, virgae F = stick, twig, wand (smaller than a baculum)
[virgulate, virgule, Virgo]
verberō, verberāre, verberāvī, verberātus/a/um = to beat, whip
[reverb, reverberate, reverberation, reverberant, reverberative, reverberatory]
ībant ...from:
eō, īre, iī [īvī], itus/a/um = to go [adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, exit, exitus, initial, initiate,
intransitive, introit, limit, obituary, perish, praeteritio, preterit, sedition, seditious, transient, transit,
transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
(1) rūsticus, rūsticī M = peasant, a person who lives country [rural, ruralist, rustic, rurban,
rusticate, rustication, rusticism, rusticity, roister, roisterer, roisteringly]
(2) rūsticus, rūstica, rūsticum (adjective) = of the country
septimus, septima, septimum = seventh
[September, septenarius, septendecillion, septennial, septentrion, septet, septillion,
septuagenarian, Septuagesima, Septuagint]
erat = he, she, it, there was …from:
sum, esse, fuī, futūrus/a/um = to be, to exist
[presence, present, presentation, presentative, presentable, presentee, presentor, presentment, essence,
essential, future, futuristic, futurity, futurology, futurism, absence, absence, quintessence, quintessence,
quintessential, quintessentialize, absence, absent, absentee, absenteeism, absente febre; abs. feb. =
“While or when fever is absent.” , absenter, absente reo; abs. re. = “With the defendant absent.”,
absently, absentminded, absentmindedly, absentmindedness, disinterest, disinterestedly,
disinterestedness, essence, essential, essentialist, essentially, essentialness, essentiate, extraessential, in
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absentia, interesting, interestingly, misrepresent, misrepresentation, misrepresenter, omnipresence,
omnipresent, omnipresently, presence, present, presentable, presentably, presentation, presentation,
presently, presentment, quatressential, quintessence, quintessential, quintessentialize, represent,
representation, representative, representatively, unessential, unessentially]
quiēscō, quiēscere, quiēvī, quiētus/a/um = to rest
[acquiesce, acquiescence, acquit, acquittal, acquittance, coy, coyish, coyly, coyness, disquiet,
disquieting, disquietude, inquietude, quiescence, quiescency, quiescent, quiet, quietism, quietist,
quietistic, quietness, quietude, quietus, quit, quite, quittance, quitter, requiem, requiescat, requiescat in
pace (R.I.P.), requiescence, requitable, requital, requite, requited, tranquil, tranquility, tranquillize
(U.S.), unquiet, unrequited]
pēs, pedis M. = foot
[pedestal, pedestrian, impede, expedient, pedal, pedantic, biped] [The Greek word for foot is
πούς, ποδός M. – from which we get podiatry, podiatrist, tripod, monopod]
vehiculum, vehiculī N = vehicle
[convection, convey, convoy, envoy, invective, inveigh, invoice, vehicle, voyage]
aurīga, aurīgae M!!! = charioteer
rīsus, rīsūs M = smile, laugh, laughter [riant, ridiculous, ridicule, deride, derision, risible, risibility]
fatuus, fatua, fatuum = stupid, silly [fatuous, fatuity, ignis fatuus, infatuate, infatuation]
cīvis, cīvis M/F= citizen
[citadel, citizen, city, civic, civically, civics, civil, civilian, civilities, civility, civilization, civilize,
civilized, civily, incivil, incivility, uncivil, uncivilized]
praeclārus, praeclāra, praeclārum = distinguished; famous, renowned
(clarity, Clarence, clarify, clarification, clear, Clara]
pars, partis (genitive pl. – partium) F = part
[part, partial, impartial, impart, particle, particular, participate, participation, participle,
partake, partisan, particulate, partition, partitive, partner, partnership, compartment ]
Quam (in exclamations) = How!
ferōciter = fiercely
from:
ferōx, ferōcis = fierce [ferocious, ferocity, fierce, feral]
cavē = Watch out for!
from:
caveō, cavēre, cāvī, cautus/a/um = to beware of [cautel, cautela, cautelous, cautio, caution, cautious,
cautio usufructuaria, caveat, incautelous, incautious, precaution, uncautelous]
vītō, vītāre, vītāvī, vītātus/a/um = to avoid
[inevitable, evitable, evitable, evitate, evitation, evite, inevitability, inevitable, inevitableness,
inevitably]
Adverbs of Time (1) :
(1) adhūc = still
(2) crās = tomorrow [procrastinate, procrastination]
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(3) deinde = then, next
(4) hodiē = today [antemeridian (A.M.), antemeridiem, carpe diem, circadian, dial, diary, dies non, dismal (dies +
malus), diurnal, diurnally, diurnation, journal, meridian, meridional, per diem, postmeridian, quodian, quotidian,
semidiurnal, sine die, sojourn (French), terdiurnal]
(5) heri = yesterday [yester, yesterday, yesteryear, yestreen]
(6) iam = now, already
(7) identidem = again and again [reiterate, reiteration, iterative]
(8) intereā = meanwhile [interact, interaction, interactive, interamnian, interim, interior, interject]
(9) iterum = again, a second time [reiterate, iterative, iteration, reiteration]
(10) mox = soon, presently
(11) nōndum = not yet
Adverbs of Time (2):
(12) nōn iam = no longer
(13) numquam = never
(14) nunc = now
(15) saepe = often
(16) semper = always
[semper fidelis = Semper Fi = “Always faithful.”, semper paratus = “Always Prepared”, sempervirent,
Sempervivum, sempiternal, sempre]
(17) simul = together; at the same time
[assembly, assimilate, dissimilate, ensemble, facsimile, resemblance, resemble, semblance, similar,
similarity, simile, similitude, simple, simplicity, simplify, simulacrum, simulate, simulation,
simultaneity, simultaneous, verisimilar, verisimilitude]
(18) statim = at once, immediately [stat!]
(19) subitō = suddenly [for derivatives, see sub]
(20) tandem = at last, at length, finally [tandem]
(21) tum = at that moment, then
(22) ubi = when
Adverbs of Place:
(1) hīc = here
(2) ibi = there
(3) ubi = where
(4) alibi = elsewhere
Adverbs of Manner (1):
(1) celeriter = quickly
(2) etiam = also, even
(3) ferōciter = fiercely
(4) fūrtim = stealthily, “like a thief”
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(5) ita vērō = Yes!, Indeed!
(6) lentē = slowly
(7) minimē = No! Not at all!
Adverbs of Manner (2):
(8) necesse = necessary
(9) nōn = not
(10)
quoque = also
(11)
strēnuē = strenuously, hard
(12)
tacitē = silently
(13)
tamen = however, nevertheless
Chapter 14 Vocabulary (page 105):
NOUNS:
perīculum, perīculī, N. = danger
[peril, imperil, experienced, experiential, experientialism, experientialist, experientially, experiment, experimental,
experimentalism, experimentalist, experimentally, experimentation, experimenter, expert, expertly, perilousness,
pert, expertness, imperil, imperilment, inexperience, inexperienced, inexpert, inexpertly, malapert, malapertly,
malapertness, peril, perilous, pertly, pertness, quasi experiment, quasi-experimental]
ars, artis, F. = skill, art
[artful, artfully, artfulness, artifact, artifice, artificer, artificial, artificially, artificialness, artillerist,
artillery, artisan, artist, artiste, artistic, artistical, artistically, artistry, artless, artlessly, artlessness, art
nouveau, artsy, Vires, artes, mores = “Strength, arts, morals.”]
culpa, culpae, F. = fault, blame
[culpa, culpabilis, culpability, culpable, culpableness, culpably, culpa lata = “gross neglect,” culprit,
disculpate, exculpate, exculpated, exculpation, exculpatory, inculpable, inculpableness, inculpate,
inculpation, inculpatory, mea culpa = “My fault,” Non culpabilis = “Not guilty”]
tuā culpā = because of your fault, it’s your fault
cisium, cisiī, N. = light two-wheeled carriage
VERBS:
concidō, concidere, concidī, _____ = to fall down
[accidence, accident, accidental, accidentally, accidently, cadaver, cadavericole, cadavericolous, cadaverous,
cadaverousness, cadence, cadent, cadenza, caducity, caducous, cascade, case, casual, casualism, casualist, casually,
casualty, casuist, casuistry, chance, cheat, chute, coincide, coincidence, coincidences, coincident, coincidental,
coincidentally, coincidently, decadence, decadent, decadently, decay, deciduous, escheat, escheatable, incidence,
incident, incidentally, ocassionally, occasion, occasional, occidental, occidental, occidentalism, recidivism]
accidit, accidere, accidit, _____ = (it) happens (impersonal)
[accidence, accident, accidental, accidentally, accidently, cadaver, cadavericole, cadavericolous, cadaverous,
cadaverousness, cadence, cadent, cadenza, caducity, caducous, cascade, case, casual, casualism, casualist, casually,
casualty, casuist, casuistry, chance, cheat, chute, coincide, coincidence, coincidences, coincident, coincidental,
coincidentally, coincidently, decadence, decadent, decadently, decay, deciduous, escheat, escheatable, incidence,
incident, incidentally, ocassionally, occasion, occasional, occidental, occidental, occidentalism, recidivism]
agō, agere, ēgī, actus/a/um = to do, drive; discus; spend time
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[ab agendo, act, action, activate, activation, activity, actor, actress, actual, actuate, agency, agenda,
agent, agile, Agilisaurus, agility, agitant, agitate, agitatrix, agitographia, agitolalia, ambiguous,
circumagitation, coagulate, cogent, cogitate, corrigible, counteract, cutireaction, deactivate,
deactivation, ecoactivist, enact, exact, exagitate, exigency, exiguous, fumigate, hyperactive, inaction,
inactive, incorrigible, interaction, intransigence, intransigent, litigation, litigious, mitigate, objurgate,
paragitate, photoactive, proactive, prodigal, prodigious, psychoactive, radioactive, ramifactive, react,
retroactive, squatter, subagitation, transact, transaction, variegated]
Age! / Agite! = Come on!
gaudeō, gaudēre, gāvīsus sum = to rejoice, be glad
[enjoy, gaud, gaudiloquent, gaudy, gaudily, gaudery, joy, joyful, joyfully, joyless, joyous, rejoice]
cessō, cessāre, cessāvī, cessātus/a/um = to idle, linger
[succeed, succession, proceed, procedure, exceed, accede, accession, accessibility, accessible, accessibly, accessing,
accessory, ancestor, ancestral, ancestrally, ancestress, ancestry, angioaccess, antecede, antecedent, cease, ceaseless,
cede, cessation, concede, concession, decease, deceased, decedent, Duc, sequere, aut de via decede = “Lead, follow,
or get out of the way.”, epicede, exceed, excessive, excessively, excessiveness, inaccessibility, inaccessible,
inaccessibly, incessant, incessantly, intercede, intercession, multiaccess, necessary, precede, precedence, precedent,
precession, predecease, procedure, proceed, proceeding, proceeds, process, procession, processional, processioner,
recede, recess, recession, recessive, recessively, retrocede, secede, predecessor, secession, secessionism,
secessionist, successfully, successfulness, succession, successive, successively, supercede, supercession, surcease,
unceasing, unceasingly, unprecedented, unsuccessful, unsuccessfully, xearch succession, xiphoid process]
extrahō, extrahere, extraxī, extractus/a/um = to drag out, pull out, draw out
[tractor, tract, subtract, detract, attract, contract, extract, abstract, abstracted, abstraction, abstractionism, attract,
attraction, attractive, contract, contractile, contractility, contraction, contractor, contractual, detract, detraction,
detrain, distract, distraction, distraught, entrain, entreat, extract, extraction, intractable, maltreat, mistreat,
portrait, portray, protract, protractile, protraction, protractor, retract, retraction, retreat, subtract, subtraction,
subtrahend, trace, tract, tractability, tractable, tractableness, tractile, traction, tractor, trail, trailer, train, trainee,
trainer, trait, trawler, treat, treatise, treatment, treaty]
haereō, haerēre, haesī, haesus/a/um = stick, cling
[adhere, adheres, adhered, adhering, adherence, adherents, adhesion, cohesion, adherency, adherent,
adherents, adherescent, adhering, adhesion, adhesively, adhesive, adhesiveness, cohere, cohered,
cohering, coherence, coherency, coherencies, coherent, coherently, cohesion, cohesive, cohesiveness,
cohesively, hesitancy, hesitant, hesitance, hesitancy, hesitantly, hesitate, hesitater, hesitation,
incoherence, incoherency, incoherent, incoherently, incoherentness, incohesion, incohesive, inhere,
inherence, inherency, inherent, inherently]
moveō, movēre, mōvī, mōtus/a/um = move
[commotion, countermove, countermoving, demote, demotion, emote, emotion, emotional,
immovable, locomotion, locomotive, moment, momentaneous, momentary, momentous, momentum,
motile, motility, motion, motivate, motivation, motive, motometer, motor, nastic movement, promote,
promoter, promotion, remote, removal, remove; automobile, demobilize, immobile, immobility,
immobilization, locomobile, mob (= mobile vulgus), mobile, mobile vulgus, mobility, mobilization,
mobilize, mobilophilist, mobocracy, palatum mobile]
interpellō, interpellāre, interpellāvī, interpellātus/a/um = to interrupt
[repel, repulsive, repulsion: appeal, appealable, appealer, appealing, appealingly, appealingness,
appellant, appellate, appellation, appellative, compel, compellable, compellation, compellative,
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compelled, compelling, compellingly, compulsion, dispel, dispeller, expel, expeller, expulsion, impel,
impeller, impulse, impulsive, interpellate, interpellation, leptopellic, peal, pelt, propel, propellant,
propeller, propelling, propulsion, repeal, repealable, repealer, repel, repellant, repelled, repellency,
repellent, repellently, repulse, repulsion, repulsive, unappealable, unappealably…pulse group: appulse,
appulsive, appulsively, compulsion, compulsive, compulsively, compulsorily, compulsory, expulsion,
expulsive, idiorepulsive, impulse, impulsion, impulsive, impulsively, impulsiveness, obsessivecompulsive, propulsion, pulsar, pulsate, pulsation, pulsator, pulsatory, pulse, pulsejet, pulsimeter, push,
pusher, pushup, pushy, repulse, repulsed, repulsing, repulsion, repulsive, repulsively, repulsiveness]
dēvertō, dēvertere, dēvertī, dēversus/a/um = to turn aside
[adversa, adversary, adversative, adversatively, adversativeness, adverse, averse, adversely, adverseness, adversion, adversity,
adversus; adv., advertence, advertency, advertent, advertently, adverter, advertise, advertisement, advertiser, advertising,
advertive, alopecia universalis, ambiversion, animadversion, animadversive, animadversiveness, animadvert, animadverter,
anniversary, anteversion, antevert, aquatic vertebrate, autocholecystotransversecolostomy, averse, aversely, averseness, aversion,
avert, avertible, bioconversion, biodiversity, contraversialist, contraversially, controverse, controversial, controversialism,
controversialist, controversially, controversion, controversy, controvert, controvertible, controvertibly, conversable,
conversableness, conversably, conversant, conversantly, conversation, conversational, conversationalist, conversationally,
converse, conversely, converser, conversibility, conversible, conversion, conversive, convert, converter, convertibility,
convertible, convertibly, convertive, costotransversectomy, costovertebral, dextrorse, dextroversion, divers, diverse, diversely,
diverseness, diversifiable, diversification, diversifier, diversify, diversiloquent, diversiloquence, diversion, diversity,
diversivolent, divert, divertingly, divertingness, divertisement, divertive, divorce, divorceable, divorcee, divorcement, divorcer,
electrothermal energy conversion, electroversion, eversion, evert, evertebrate, ex adverso = “from the opposite side.”,
extraversion, extrorse, extrovert, inadvertence, inadvertent, inadvertently, incontrovertible, incontrovertibleness,
incontrovertibly, inconversant, inconvertible, inconvertibleness, inconvertibly, introrse, introversion, introversive, introvert,
inverse, inversely, inversion, inversive, invert, invertebrate, inverter, invertible, ipsiversive, irreversible, irreversibleness,
irreversibly, lateroversion, levocycloversion, levoversion, linguoversion, malversation, mentotransverse, mesioversion,
mesioplacement, mesial displacement, obverse, obversely, obversion, obvert, obvert, perverse, perversely, perverseness,
perversion, perversity, perversive, pervert, pervertible, prosaic, prosaically, prosaicness, prosaism, prosaist, prosy, quaquaversal,
reconvert, reconvertibility, reconvertible, retrorser, retroversion, revers, reversal, reversatile, reverse, reversely, reverser,
reversible, reversibly, reversicon, reversion, reversionary, reversioner, reverso, revert, sacrovertebral, seroconversion,
seroreversion, sinistrorse, subversary, subversion, subversive, subvert, subverter, subvertible, suzerain, suzerainty, tergiversate,
tergiverse, tetrovert, thermal inversion, transversal, transversality, transversally, transverse, transversectomy, transverse suture,
traversable, traverse, traverser, universal, universalism, universalist, universalistic, universality, universalize, universally,
universalness, universe, university, versatile, versatilely, versatileness, versatility, verse, versed, versicle, versicolor, versifier,
versify, versify, version, verso, versus; vs., vertebra, vertebral, vertebrally, vertebrate, vertebrectomy, vertex, vertical, verticality,
vertically, verticil, verticillation, vertiginous, vertiginousness, vertigo, vervel, vice versa = The other way round; the change
being turned, vortex, vortical, vorticism, vortiginous]
spectō, spectāre, spectāvī, spectātus/a/um = watch, look at
[aspect, audiospectogram, auspices, auspicious, cacospectamania, chronospecies, circumspect,
conspicuous, despicable, despise, despite, ecospecies, especial, espionage, expect, expectancy,
extrospection, haruspex, haruspicate, inauspicious, inspect, inspection, introspect, introspective,
perspective, perspicacious, perspicacity, perspicuous, prospect, prospective, prospectus, respect,
respective, respite, retrospect, special, species, specification, specify, specimen, specious, spectacle,
spectacles, spectacular, spectator, specter, spectral, spectroheliograph, spectrology, spectrometer,
spectrophobia, spectrum, speculate, speculation, speculative, speculator, spy, suspect, suspicion,
suspicious]
ADJECTIVES:
commōtus, commōta, commōtum = moved (emotionally or physically); upset
[commotion, countermove, countermoving, demote, demotion, emote, emotion, emotional,
immovable, locomotion, locomotive, moment, momentaneous, momentary, momentous, momentum,
motile, motility, motion, motivate, motivation, motive, motometer, motor, nastic movement, promote,
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promoter, promotion, remote, removal, remove; automobile, demobilize, immobile, immobility,
immobilization, locomobile, mob (= mobile vulgus), mobile, mobile vulgus, mobility, mobilization,
mobilize, mobilophilist, mobocracy, palatum mobile]
celer, celeris, celere = quick, fast
[accelerant, accelerate, acceleration, accelerator, accelerogram, accelerograph, accelerometer,
cardioaccelerator, celeripedean, celerity, decelerate, deceleration, decelerometer]
celeriter = quickly; celerius = more quickly; celerrimē = very quickly
noster, nostra, nostrum (possessive adjective) = our
[pater noster]
cunctī, -ae, -a (pl.) = all
incolumis, incolume = unhurt, safe
placidus, placida, placidum = gentle, peaceful
[complacence, complacent, complaisant, implacable, placate, placebo, placid, placidity, placoid, plea,
plead, pleasance, pleasurable, pleasure, quantum placet, q.p.]
placidē = gently, peacefully
OTHER:
quod = (1) that (with verbs of feeling), (2) which (relative pronoun)
frustrā = in vain
[frustrate, frustration, frustraneous, frustraneously, frustrate, frustrating, frustrated, frustrater,
frustration, frustrative, frustratory, ftrustrable, infrustrable, refrustrate]
Chapter 15 Vocabulary (page 113, 115):
NOUNS:
rota, rotae, F. = wheel
[rota (British), rotary, rotate, rotation, rotator, rotatory, rotavirus, rotifer, rotiform, rotogravure, rotor,
rototill, rototiller, rotund, rotunda, rotundity]
plaustrum, plaustrī, N. = wagon, cart
onus, oneris N. = load, burden [onus, exonerate, onerous]
bōs, bōvis, (dative & ablative plural: bōbus) M./F. = ox (M.), cow (F.)
[beef, bibovine, Bos, Bosphorus, Bosporus, bovate, bovicide, boviculture, bovid, Bovidae, boviform,
Bovinae, bovine, bovinely, Bovini, bovovaccination, bovovaccine, Ovibovine, ox , s), oxen (pl)]
nūbēs, nūbis, (gen. pl.) nūbium F. = cloud
[circumnebulous, nebula, nebulizer., nebulate, nebulated, nebule, nebulium, nebulization, nebulize,
nebulizing, , ebulized, nebulizes, nebulizer, nebulose, nebulosity, nebulosness, nebulous]
pulvis, pulveris M. = dust
[pulverize, pulverable, pulverulent]
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Neāpolis, Neāpolis F. = Naples [Naples, Neapolitan]
Neāpolim = to Naples (accusative of motion towards)
auxilium, auxiliī N = help, aid
[auxiliary,auction, auctioneer, augment, augmentation, augmentative, August, august, augustly,
augustness, author, authoress, authoritarian, authoritative,
authoritativeness, authority, authorization, authorize, auxanogram, auxanography, auxanology,
auxanometer, auxesis, auxetic, auxetical, auxiliary, auxiliometer, auxilytic, auxin, auxoautotrophic,
auxocardia, auxochrome, auxocyte, auxodrome, auxoflore, auxograph, auxoheterotrophic, auxology,
auxometer, auxospore, auxotonic, unauthorized]
auxiliō = with the help (ablative of means)
cubiculum, cubiculī Neuter. = room, bedroom
[accumbent, brachiocubital, concubinage, concubine, covey, cubicle, cubit, decubitus, genucubital,
hora decubitus; hor. decub., incubate, incubator, incubus, incumbency, incumbent, procumbent,
recumbent, succumb, superincumbent]
olīvētum, olīvētī N. = olive grove
[eleotherapy, lanolin, linoleate, linoleic acid, linoleum, oleaginous, oleaginously, oleaginousness,
oleaster, oleate, oleic, oleic acid, oleiculture, oleiferous, olein, oleine, oleo, oleoarthrosis,
oleochrysotherapy, oleoduct, oleogranuloma, oleograph, oleography, oleographicm, oleoinfusion,
oleomargarine, oleometer, oleo oil, oleophilic, oleophobic, oleo-pneumatic, oleoresin, oleosity, oleosus,
oleotherapy, oleothorax, oleovitamin, oleum (singular), olea (plural), olivary, olive, petrol, petrolatum,
petroleous, petroleum, seborrhea oleosa]
perīculum, perīculī, N. = danger
[peril, imperil, experienced, experiential, experientialism, experientialist, experientially, experiment,
experimental, experimentalism, experimentalist, experimentally, experimentation, experimenter, expert, expertly,
perilousness, pert, expertness, imperil, imperilment, inexperience, inexperienced, inexpert, inexpertly, malapert,
malapertly, malapertness, peril, perilous, pertly, pertness, quasi experiment, quasi-experimental]
silentium, silentiī N = silence [silence, silencing, silencer, silent, silentiary, silently, unsilenced]
vehiculum, vehiculī N = vehicle
[convection, convey, convoy, envoy, invective, inveigh, invoice, vehicle, vehicular, voyage, vection,
vector, vectorial, vectoring, vectors, vectorscope, vehemence, vehement]
vēstīgium, vēstīgiī N = footprint, track, trace [vestige, vestigial, investigate, investigation]
iter, itineris N = journey; march
[itinerancy, itinerant, itinerary, itinerate, adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, coition, coitus, exit, exitus,
initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, obituary, perish, sedition, seditionary, seditious, transient, transit,
transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
murmur, murmuris N. = murmur, rumble [murmur]
nōmen, nōminis N. = name; reputation
[nominate, nominee, nomenclature, ignominious, nominal, anonymous, agnomen, allonomous,
anomia, anomie, anomy, antinomic, antinomy, antonomasia, binomenclature, binomial, binomialism,
cognomen, , ognomination, denominate, denominated, denomination, denominational,
denominationalism, denominationalist, denominationally, denominative, denominator, dysnomia,
hydronomy, hydronomous, ignominious, ignominiously, ignominy, innominate, lethonomia,
misnomer, nomancy, onomancy, onomatophobia, onomonopoeia, onomatophobia, nomenclate,
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nomenclative, nomenclator, nomenclature, nomenclaturist, nominal, nominalism, nominalist,
nominalize, , ominalization, nominally, nominate, nomination, nominative, nominatively, nominee,
nomineeism, nomomisia, nosonomy, nothosonomia, noun, nuncupative, onomastics, paranomia,
polynomial, polynomial, multinomial, praenomen, raenominal, pronominal, pronominally, pronoun,
renown, renowned, renownedly,renownedness, renowner, renownful, renownless, suo nominee = By
its own name; surnomial, toxignomic, trinomial, trinomialism, verbal noun]
tempus, temporis Neuter = time
[contemporaneous, contemporary, contemporize, contretemps, equitemporaneous, extemporaneous,
extempore, omnitemporal, pretemporal, pro tempore, pro tem, spatiotemporal, supertemporal, tempest,
tempestuous, tempo, temporal, temporally, temporarily, temporary, temporicide, temporize, tempus
fugit = “Time flies”]
homō, hominis M = man, person; human being
[dehumanization, dehumanize, Errare humanum est = To err is human; homage, homicidal,
homicidaly, homicide, , omicidal, homicidomania, homiculture, hominid, hominivorus, hominoid,
hominzation, Homo erectus, Homo habilis, Homo sapiens, homunculus, human, human body, humane,
humanely, humaneness, humanism, humanist, humanitarian, humanitarian, humanitarianism,
humanity, humanize, humanoid, human relations, infrahuman, inhuman, inhumane, inhumanely,
inhumanitarian, , nhumanitarianism, inhumanity, inhumation, superhuman, superhumanely,
superhumanity, theohuman, transhumant, transhumance]
VERBS:
expectō, expectāre, expectāvī, expectātus/a/um = wait for, expect [aspect, audiospectogram,
auspices, auspicious, cacospectamania, chronospecies, circumspect, conspicuous, despicable, despise,
despite, ecospecies, especial, espionage, expect, expectancy, extrospection, haruspex, haruspicate,
inauspicious, inspect, inspection, introspect, introspective, perspective, perspicacious, perspicacity,
perspicuous, prospect, prospective, prospectus, respect, respective, respite, retrospect, special, species,
specification, specify, specimen, specious, spectacle, spectacles, spectacular, spectator, specter, spectral,
spectroheliograph, spectrology, spectrometer, spectrophobia, spectrum, speculate, speculation,
speculative, speculator, spy, suspect, suspicion, suspicious]
appāreō, appārēre, appāruī, apparitūrus/a/um = to appear
[apparency, apparent, apparently, apparition, appear, appearance, disappear, disappear, disappearance,
heir apparent, peer (verb), reappearance, semitransparent, transparence, transparency, transparent]
praetereō, praeterīre, praeterīvī, praeteritūrus/a/um = to go past
[adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, exit, exitus, initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, limit, obituary,
perish, praeteritio, preterit, sedition, seditious, transient, transit, transition, transitional, transitive,
transitory]
ADJECTIVES:
longus, longa, longum = long
[elongate, elongation, longeval, longevity, longicaudal, longicaudate, longicaudate, longicauline,
longicollous, longicone, longicorn, longilateral, longilingual, longiloquence, longiloquent,
longiloquence, longimanous, longimetry, longinquity, longipalp (s), longipalpi (pl); longipalpate,
longipalpous, longipedate, longipede, longipennate, longipennine, longiroster, longirostral, longisect,
longisection, longitarsal, longitude, longitudinal, longitudinally, longitumity, long (adjective); longer,
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longest, long (verb); longing, longed, lunge, oblong, prolong, prolongable, prolongation, prolonger,
purloin, purloiner, Vita brevis, longa ars= Life is short, art is long.]
tardus, tarda, tardum = slow
[aquitard, retard, retardant, retardation, retarder, tardamente, tardigrade, tardiloquent, tardiloquence,
tardiloquy, tardily, tardiness, tardo, tardy, tarrier, tarry]
alius, alia, aliud = other (genitive sing: alterīus//dative singular: aliī) [alias, alibi, alien, alienable,
alienate, aliicide, inalienability, inalienable]
aliī… aliī = some…others
ille, illa, illud = that, that famous, the former
[Italian- il, la, lo, le, gli; Spanish – el, los, las; French – le, la, les]
quattuor = four
[quart, quartan, quartation, quarte, quarter, quartered, quarterly, quartern, quartet, quartette, quartic,
quartile, quarto, quatercentenary, quaternate, quaternion, quaternity, quatorzain, quatrain, quatre,
quatrefoil, quatressential, quatuorvirate]
ūnus, ūna, ūnum (gen : ūnīus; dat: ūnī) = one
[annul, annular, annullable, annulment, disunion, disunionism, disunionist, disunite, disuniter,
disunity, E pluribus unum, null, nullification, nullifier, nullify, nullipara, nulliparous, nulli secundus,
Second to none., nullisomatic, nullity onion (s), onions (pl), oniony, reunion, reunite, reunitedly, terra
, nullius, testis unus, testis ullus, triune, unanimous, unanimity , unanimously, unanimousness,
undecennary, undecennial, unicameral, unicellular, unicentric, unicolor, unicorn, unicostate, unicycle,
unidactyl, unifarious, unification, unifier, uniflorous, unifoliate, uniform, uniformity, uniformly,
uniformness, unify, unigravida, unilateral, unilateralism, unilateralist, unilaterally, unilinear,
unilingual, unilluminated, unilobar, unimanual, union, unionism, unionist, unionize, unipara,
uniparous, uniped, unipetalous, uniphonous, uniplicate, unipod, unipolar, unipotent, , nipotence,
unique, uniquely, uniqueness, uniradiate, uniserial, uniseriate, unisexual, unison, unisphere, unit,
unitable, Unitarian, Unitarianism, unitary, unite, united, unitedly, unitedness, uniter, unity,
univalence, univalent, univalvular, universal, universalism, universalist, universalistic, universality,
universalize, universally, universalness, universe, university, univocal, univoltine, univorous, univore,
univory]
duō, duae, duō = two
[double, duet, dulogue, duo, duodecennial, duodecimal, duomachy, duotone, duple, duplex, duplexity,
duplicate, duplication, duplicative, duplicator, duplicities, duplicitous, duplicity, indubitable,
reduplicate]
trēs, tria = three
[triacid, triact, triactinal, triactine, triad, triadelphous, triage , trialogue, triandrous, triandric, triangle,
triangular, triangularis, triangulate, , riangulates, triangulated, triangulating, triangulation, Triangulum,
triannual, trianthous, triapsidal, triarch, triarchy, Triassic, triathlon, tribrachial, tribrachius,
tribrachteatel, tricameral, tricennial, tricentenarian, tricentennial, tricephalus, triceps, triceratops,
Tricerion, trichoic, trichotomy, trichroism, trichromatic, trichromatopsia, triclinium, tricolor, tricorn,
tricostal, tricrotic, tricrotism, tricuspid, tricycle, tridactyl, tridactyle, tridactylous, tridactyly,
tridecaphobia, triskadekaphobia, triskaidekaphobia, triakaidekaphobia,, trident, tridentate, tridermic,
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tridigital, tridigitate, tridactylous, tridimensional, tridiurnal, triennial, triennially, triennium,
trifarious, trifid, trifocal, trifoliate, trifoliated, trifoliolate, trifoliosis, triforium, trifurcate, trifurcated,
trigamist, trigamous, trigamy, trigeminal, , rigeminus, trigeminy, trigenarian, trigenetic, triglot,
triglyph, triglyphic, triglyphal, trigon, trigonal, trigone, trigoneutic, trigonid, trigonitis, trigonometry,
trigonum (s), trigona (pl), trigram, trigraph, plateau, or igh in , igh or thigh., trigynous, trihedral,
trihydric, triiniodymus, trilabe, trilarcenous, trilateral, trilateralism, trilemma, trilingual, trilith,
trilithon, trillion, trilobate, trilobed, trilocular, trilogue, trilogy, trimachia, trimastigote, trimensual,
trimer, trimerous, trimester, trimestrial, trimester, trimonthly, trimorphic, trimorphism, trimorphous,
trinal, trinary, trine, trinity, trinoctial, trinomial, trinomialism, trio, trionym, trionymal, triorchism,
triotus, trioxide, tripara, tripartite, triped, tripedal, tripetalous, triphalangia, triphibian, triphibious,
triphibious, triphibiously, triphthong, Tripoli, Tripolitania, Tripolitanian, triprosopus, triquetrous,
Triangular, triradial, triradiate, trireme, trisect, trisection, tristichia, tristichous, trisulcate, trisyllable,
trisyllabic, trisyllabical, tritagonist, tritanopia, tritaph, tritheism, tritheist, tritheocracy, tritone,
tritozooid, triumvir, triumviracy, triumvirate, trivet, Trivia, trivia, trivial, triviality, trivialize,
trivialization, trivium, trivoltine, triweekly, trixenous, trixeny, trizonal]
quīnque = five
[quintad, quintessence, quintessence, quintessential, quintessentialize, quintet, quintette, quintic,
quintigravida, quintile, quintillion, quintillionth, quintipara, quintuple, quintuplet, quintuplicate,
sesquiquinta, sesquiquintal, sesquiquintile]
sex = six
[sexadecimal, sexagenarian, sexagenary, sexagenaries, sexagesima, sexagesimal, sexagonal, sexangular,
sexcentenary, sexdigital, sexdigitate, sedigitate, sexdigitism, sexennial, sexennially, sexennium,
sexivalent, sexpartite, sexradiate, sextant, sextet, sextile, sextillion, sextillionth, Sextodecimo, sextuple,
sextupled, sextuples, sextuplet, sextuplicate, sextuplicately, sextupling]
septem = seven
[septangle, September, septemfluous, septemplicate, septemvirate, septenarius, septenary, septenate,
septendecillion, septennial, septennium, septentrion, septet, septicentennial, septilateral, septillion,
septipedalian, septivalent, septuagenarian, septuagenary, Septuagesima, Septuagint, septuple, septuplet,
septuplicate, superseptuagenarian, superseptuagenarianism]
octō = eight
[octachord, octad, octagon, octagonal, octagynous, octahedral, octahedrite, octahedron, octamerous,
octameter, octandrous, octandrous, octandrious, octane, octangular, octantoctarchy, octave, Octavia,
Octavius, octavo, octennial, octet, octette, octillion, octiparous, October, octodecimo, octodont,
octogenarian, octogynous, octolateral, octomerous, octonocular, octopetalous, octoploid, octopod,
octoroon, octosyllable, octuple, octuplet, octuplicate, sesquioctava, , esquioctaval]
novem =nine
[November, novemdecillion, novena, novennial; also see nona-]
decem = ten
[dean, December, decimvir, decemviral, decemvirate, decennaries, decennary, decenniad, decennial,
decennially, decennium, decibel, decigramme (British), deciliter, decilitre , British), decillion, decimal,
decimalism, decimalist, decimalization, decimalize, decimally, decimate, decimation, decimeter,
decimetre (British), decimvir, decuman, decurion, decury, dime, duodecennial, duodecimal,
duodecimally, duodecimo, novemdecillion, quindecennial, undecennary, undecennial]
quīnquāgintā = fifty
centum = a hundred
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[bicentenary, bicentennial, bicentric, bicentricity, cent, cental, centare, centiare, centenarian,
centenarianism, centenary, centennial, centennially, centennium, centesimal, centesimate, centigrade,
centigram, centilingued, centiliter, centime, centimeter, centimilli, centipedal, centipede, centum, C.,
centum weight; cwt., centuple, centurion, century, per cent, percent (per centum, %), percentage,
percentile, per centum, per cent, quadricentennial, quatercentenary, quincentenary, quincentenary,
quincentennial, quincentennial, semicentennial, septicentennial, sesquicentennial, sesquicentenary,
sexcentenary, supercentenarian, super-centenarian, tercentenary, tercentennial, tricentenarian,
tricentennial]
quīngentī, quīngentae, quīngenta = five hundred
[see centum]
mīlle = a thousand
[bimillennium, mile, mileage, millefiori, millenary, millennial, millennium, millipede, millesimal,
milliampere, milliard, millibar, millicurie, millienarian, millienarianism, millifarad, milligram,
milliliter, milliliter, millimeter, millimeter, milliohm, million, millionaire, millipede, milliard,
milliroentgen, millisecond, millivolt, milliwatt, multimillionaire]
ADVERBS:
diū = for a long time
procul = far away, far off
praetereā = besides, in addition, moreover [adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, exit, exitus,
initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, limit, obituary, perish, praeteritio, preterit, sedition, seditious,
transient, transit, transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
fortasse = perhaps
[fortunate, misfortune; fortuitous, fortuitously, fortuitousness, fortuity, Fortuna (Goddess Fortune,
Greek: Tyche), Fortuna fortibus favet = “Fortune favors the Brave,” fortunate, fortunately, fortune,
fortune telling, misfortune, unfortunate, unfortunately]
tantum = only, so much [tantamount]
Quot…? = How many…? [quotient, quota]
Chapter 16 Vocabulary (pages 119, 120):
NOUNS:
iocus, -ī, M.= joke, prank
[jest, jester, jewel, jocose, jocoserious, jocular, jocularity, jocularly, jocularness, jocund, jocundity,
jocundly, jocundness, joke, juggle?, juggler?]
per iocum = as a joke
pila, -ae, F. = ball [pill, pillar, pilaster, pilular, pilule, pier?]
animus, -ī, M. = mind, spirit [anima, animadversion, animadversive, animadvert, animal,
animalcule, animalculism, animaliculture, animalism, animalist, animality, animalize, animalization,
animastic, animate, animated, animation, animatism, animato, animatography, animatograph,
animatographic, animator, animater, animatronics, animism, animist, animistic, animosity, animus,
deanimalize, disanimate, equanimity, equanimous, equanimously, equanimousness, exanimate,
exanimtion, inanimate, inanimately, inanimation, magnanimity, magnanimous, reanimate,
reanimation, transanimate, transanimation, unanimous, unanimity , unanimously]
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hospes, hospitis, M./F. = guest, host friend
[hospice, hospitable, hospitableness, hospitably, hospital, hospitaler, hospitality, hospiticide, host,
hostel, hostelry, hostler, hotel, inhospitable, inhospitableness, inhospitably]
VERBS:
aperiō, aperīre, aperuī, apertus/a/um = to open [aperture, aperitif, pert, overt]
taedet, taedēre, taeduit, taesum est = it bores [tedium, tedious]
volō, velle, voluī, ------ = to want, be willing
[volition, volunteer, voluntary, involuntary, voluntarily, involuntarily, willy nilly, benevolence,
benevolent, benevolently, benevolentness, Deo volente; D.V. = “God willing”; diversivolent,
involuntarily, involuntariness, involuntary, malevolence, malevolent, malevolently, nolens, volens Whether willing or not.”, omnibenevolence, omnibenevolent, somnivolent, vindictivolence, Volens et
potens = “Willing and able”, volent, volition, volitional, volitionally, volitionless, volitive, voluntarily,
voluntariness, voluntarism, voluntarist, voluntary, volunteer, volunteering]
lūdō, lūdere, lūsī, lūsus/a/um = to play
[allude, alluding, allusion, allusive, collude, collusion, delude, deluded, deluder, delusion, delusional,
delusive, delusory, elude, elusion, elusive, elusory, illude, illuder, illusion, illusionary, illusionism,
illusionist, illusive, illusory, interlude, ludible, ludibrious, ludibundness, ludic, ludicropathetic,
ludicrous, ludification, ludi publici, ludo, ludology, ludus love, postlude, prelude, prelusion, prolusion]
excipiō, excipere, excēpī, exceptus/a/um = to welcome, receive; catch
[accept, acceptable, acceptance, accipe hoc, accipiter, anticipant, anticipate, anticipation, anticipatory,
apperceive, apperception, apperceptive, cable, caitiff, capability, capable, capacious, capacitor, capacity,
capstan, capsule, caption, captious, captivate, captivation, captive, captivity, captor, capture, case,
casement, cash, cashier, catch, cater, caterer, chase, conceit, conceited, conceivable, conceivably,
conceive, concept, conception, conceptive, deceit, deceitful, deceivable, deceive, deception, deceptive,
emancipate, encapsulate, except, exception, exceptionable, exceptional, forceps, imperceptible,
imperception, imperceptive, incapable, incapacitate, incapacitation, incapacity, inception, inceptive,
incipiency, incipient, inconceivable, intercept, interception, interceptor, misconception, municipal,
municipality, occupancy, occupant, occupation, occupy, participant, participation, participle,
perceivable, perceive, percept, perceptible, perception, perceptive, photoperception, piscicapturist,
preceptress, preconceive, preconception, preoccupation, preoccupied, prince, principle, purchasable,
purchase, receipt, receivable, receive, receptacle, reception, receptionist, receptive, receptor, recipe,
Rx, recipient, recover, recoverable, recovery, recuperate, recuperation, recuperative, susceptibility,
susceptible, unacceptable, unexceptionable, unprincipled, viviperception]
feriō, ferīre, ferīvī, ferītus = to hit, strike
vertō, vertere, vertī, versus/a/um = to turn
[adversa, adversary, adversative, adversatively, adversativeness, adverse, adverse, adverse, averse, adversely,
adverseness, adversion, adversity, adversus; adv., advertence, advertency, advertent, advertently, adverter,
advertise, advertisement, advertiser, advertising, advertive, alopecia universalis, ambiversion, animadversion,
animadversive, animadversiveness, animadvert, animadverter, anniversary, anteversion, antevert, aquatic
vertebrate, autocholecystotransversecolostomy, averse, aversely, averseness, aversion, avert, avertible,
bioconversion, biodiversity, contraversialist, contraversially, controverse, controversial, controversialism,
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controversialist, controversially, controversion, controversy, controvert, controvertible, controvertibly,
conversable, conversableness, conversably, conversant, conversantly, conversation, conversational,
conversationalist, conversationally, converse, conversely, converser, conversibility, conversible, conversion,
conversive, convert, converter, convertibility, convertible, convertibly, convertive, costotransversectomy,
costovertebral, dextrorse, dextroversion, divers, diverse, diversely, diverseness, diversifiable, diversification,
diversifier, diversify, diversiloquent, diversiloquence, diversion, diversity, diversivolent, divert, divertingly,
divertingness, divertisement, divertive, divorce, divorceable, divorcee, divorcement, divorcer, electrothermal
energy conversion, electroversion, eversion, evert, evertebrate, ex adverso = “from the opposite side.”,
extraversion, extrorse, extrovert, inadvertence, inadvertent, inadvertently, incontrovertible, incontrovertibleness,
incontrovertibly, inconversant, inconvertible, inconvertibleness, inconvertibly, introrse, introversion,
introversive, introvert, inverse, inversely, inversion, inversive, invert, invertebrate, inverter, invertible,
ipsiversive, irreversible, irreversibleness, irreversibly, lateroversion, levocycloversion, levoversion, linguoversion,
malversation, mentotransverse, mesioversion, mesioplacement, mesial displacement, obverse, obversely,
obversion, obvert, obvert, perverse, perversely, perverseness, perversion, perversity, perversive, pervert,
pervertible, prosaic, prosaically, prosaicness, prosaism, prosaist, prosy, quaquaversal, reconvert, reconvertibility,
reconvertible, retrorser, retroversion, revers, reversal, reversatile, reverse, reversely, reverser, reversible,
reversibly, reversicon, reversion, reversionary, reversioner, reverso, revert, sacrovertebral, seroconversion,
seroreversion, sinistrorse, subversary, subversion, subversive, subvert, subverter, subvertible, suzerain, suzerainty,
tergiversate, tergiverse, tetrovert, thermal inversion, transversal, transversality, transversally, transverse,
transversectomy, transverse suture, traversable, traverse, traverser, universal, universalism, universalist,
universalistic, universality, universalize, universally, universalness, universe, university, versatile, versatilely,
versatileness, versatility, verse, versed, versicle, versicolor, versifier, versify, versify, version, verso, versus; vs.,
vertebra, vertebral, vertebrally, vertebrate, vertebrectomy, vertex, vertical, verticality, vertically, verticil,
verticillation, vertiginous, vertiginousness, vertigo, vervel, vice versa = The other way round; the change being
turned, vortex, vortical, vorticism, vortiginous]
relinquō, relinquere, relīquī, relictus/a/um = to leave behind
[corpus delicti = “Body of the crime”, delict, delinquency, delinquent, delinquently, derelict,
dereliction, flagrante delicto = “caught in the act”, also: in flagrante delicto, juvenile delinquent,
juvenile delinquency, locus delicti = “The place of a crime.”, relic, relict, relict soil, relinquish,
relinquisher, relinquishment, reliquary, relique]
sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus/a/um = to not know, be ignorant [conscience, conscientious, conscious,
nescience, nescient, omniscience, omniscient, parviscient, prescient, science, scienter, scientific,
scientism, scientist, Scientology, subconscious, unconscionable, unconscious, unscientific]
ADJECTIVES:
cārissimus, -a, -um = dearest
cārus, -a, -um = dear; expensive
[caress, caressing, caressed, caressingly, caressive, caritas, charitable, charitableness, charitably, charity
(s), charities (pl), cherish, cherishing, cherishable, cherished, cherisher, cherishes, cherishingly,
cherishment, incharitable, uncharitable, uncharitably, uncharitableness]
nōnus, -a, -um = ninth (ordinal numeral has 1st and 2nd declension adj. endings)
[Nona, nonagenarian, nonagenary, nonagenarianism, nonagesimal, nonagon, nonagonal; enneagon,
nonan, nonapeptide, nonigravida, nonillion, nonipara, nonose, sesquinona, sesquinonal]
mortuus, mortua, mortuum = dead
[abmortal, admortal, amort, amortality, amortization, amortize, ante mortem, benemortasia, biomort,
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biomortia, immortable, immortal, immortality, immortalizable, immortalize, moratia, moratic,
moribund, moribundity, mortal, mortality, mortgage, mortician, mortient, mortiferous, mortific,
mortification, mortified, mortify, mortinality, mortisemblant, mortuary, neomort, neomortia,
nomomortia, oxymortia, postmortem, premortal, premortient, premortuary, rigor mortis, tychemortia]
is, ea, id = he, she, it [i.e. = id est or “that is to say”]
alter, altera, alterum = one (of two), the other (of two); the second (of two)
alter…alter(um) = the one…the other
[alter, alterable, alteration, alterative, altercate, altercation, alter ego, alteregoism, Alter ipse amicus = A
friend is a second self; alternate, alternative, alternately, alternating, alternation, alternator, alternis
diebus; alt. dieb. = Every other day, on alternate days; altruism, altruist, exalter, inalterable,
inalterability, inalterably, subaltern, subalternate, subalternation, unalterable]
ADVERBS:
itaque = therefore
ut = as
PRONOUN:
ille, illa, illud = that (sing), those (pl.); he, she, it (pl. they, them)
PREPOSITION:
apud (+ acc.) = with, at the house of
dē (+ Abl.) = down from, concerning, about
[de die in diem = “From day to day”; de facto = “From the fact; in reality, actually.”, De gustibus non est
disputandum = “There is no arguing tastes", de jure = “Sanctioned by law.” dementia, De mortuis nihil
nisi bonum. = “Of the dead, (say) nothing but good.” , De nihilo nihil = “Nothing comes from nothing.”
de novo = again, de profundis = “Out of the depths.” , desiderata (plural), desideratum, descend,
deprecation]
cum = with
OTHER:
nōbīscum = cum nōbīs = with us
Vīsne…? = Do you want? [for derivatives, see volō above]
in animō habēre = to intend, have in mind
[see animus above; habeō, habēre, habuī, habitus/a/um = to have, hold, possess [cohabit,
cohabitation, exhibit, exhibition, habeas corpus, habiliments, habit, habitable, habitant, habitat,
habitation, habitual, habituate, habitude, Homo habilis, inhabit, inhabitant, inhibit, inhibition,
prohibit, prohibition, prohibitive, rehab, rehabilitate]
Chapter 17 Vocabulary (page ):
NOUNS:
caelum, caelī N. = sky
[ceil, ceiling, celesta, celestia, celestial, celestiality, celestially, celestial sphere, Selina]
aedificium, aedificiī N. = building
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[edification, edifice, edifier, edify, edile, aedile, aedileship]
caupōna, caupōnae F. = inn
caupō, caupōnis M. = innkeeper
VERBS:
advesperāscit, advesperāscere, advesperāvīt, ---- = to get dark
[vespers, vesper, vesperal, vespertilian, vespertine]
pernoctō, pernoctāre, pernoctāvī, pernoctātūrus/a/um = to spend the night
[equinoctial, equinoctium, equinox, noctalbuminuria, noctambulate, noctambulating, noctambulation,
noctambulant, noctambulic, noctambulism, noctambulator, noctambulist, noctambulous,
noctambulatory, noctidial, noctifer, noctiferous, noctiluca, noctilucence, noctilucent, noctilucine,
noctilucous, noctimania, noctomania, noctiphobia, noctophobia, noctiphobic, noctophobic, nocturia,
(also nycturia), nocturnae, nocturnal, nocturne, Nox, noxial, pernoctation, seminocturnal, trinoctial]
custōdiō, custōdīre, custōdīvī, custōdītus/a/um = to guard
[custodial, custodian, custodianship, custodier, custody, noncustodial, non-custodial]
ADJECTIVES:
perīculōsus, perīculōsa, perīculōsum = dangerous
[peril, imperil, experienced, experiential, experientialism, experientialist, experientially, experiment,
experimental, experimentalism, experimentalist, experimentally, experimentation, experimenter, expert, expertly,
perilousness, pert, expertness, imperil, imperilment, inexperience, inexperienced, inexpert, inexpertly, malapert,
malapertly, malapertness, peril, perilous, pertly, pertness, quasi experiment, quasi-experimental]
Graecus, Graeca, Graecum = Greek
[Greek, Greco-Roman]
ūndecimus, ūndecima, ūndecimum = eleventh [
[FROM UNUS/A/UM: annul, annular, annullable, annulment, disunion, disunionism, disunionist, disunite,
disuniter, disunity, E pluribus unum, null, nullification, nullifier, nullify, nullipara, nulliparous, nulli secundus,
Second to none., nullisomatic, nullity onion (s), onions (pl), oniony, reunion, reunite, reunitedly, terra , nullius,
testis unus, testis ullus, triune, unanimous, unanimity , unanimously, unanimousness, undecennary, undecennial,
unicameral, unicellular, unicentric, unicolor, unicorn, unicostate, unicycle, unidactyl, unifarious, unification,
unifier, uniflorous, unifoliate, uniform, uniformity, uniformly, uniformness, unify, unigravida, unilateral,
unilateralism, unilateralist, unilaterally, unilinear, unilingual, unilluminated, unilobar, unimanual, union,
unionism, unionist, unionize, unipara, uniparous, uniped, unipetalous, uniphonous, uniplicate, unipod, unipolar,
unipotent, , nipotence, unique, uniquely, uniqueness, uniradiate, uniserial, uniseriate, unisexual, unison,
unisphere, unit, unitable, Unitarian, Unitarianism, unitary, unite, united, unitedly, unitedness, uniter, unity,
univalence, univalent, univalvular, universal, universalism, universalist, universalistic, universality, universalize,
universally, universalness, universe, university, univocal, univoltine, univorous, univore, univory
FROM DECEM: dean, December, decimvir, decemviral, decemvirate, decennaries, decennary,
decenniad, decennial, decennially, decennium, decibel, decigramme (British), deciliter, decilitre ,
British), decillion, decimal, decimalism, decimalist, decimalization, decimalize, decimally, decimate,
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decimation, decimeter, decimetre (British), decimvir, decuman, decurion, decury, dime, duodecennial,
duodecimal, duodecimally, duodecimo, novemdecillion, quindecennial, undecennary, undecennial]]
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