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ab, (a-, rarely abs-)

A

(away) from

abnormal, aberration, aversion

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ad (ac-c.., af-f…, ag-g, al-l…, an-n.., ap-p, as-s, at-t..)

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to(ward)
ad-similation — assimilation
accommodation, affluent, annectent, appetition, atterminal, attollen

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ambi- (ambo, amb, am, an)

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around, on both sides, both

ambiens, ambivert, amboceptor, ambosexual, amplexation, ancipital

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ante-

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before, forward

antebranchium, antebebrile, antepartum

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antero, anterior

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before, front or forward part of

anteroinferior, anterolateral, anteroventral, inferoanterior

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bi (bis, bin)

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twice, twofold

biciliate, binaural, binocular, bi-ennial, bi-monthly (2 month or twice a month)

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circum

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around

circumduction, circumoral, circumrenal, circumference, circumscribe

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co- (col- com- before b,m,p, con, cor)

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with, together, completely

coeducational, commercial, coordinant, corrugated

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contra

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against (counter-)

pros and cons, contra-ceptive, counterproductive

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de

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(down) from

decision, dementia, dehydrate

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demi

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half

demigod

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dis-

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apart from (dif-f..., di...)
different discrete
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ex

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out of (e-, ef-f...)
exit, export, excrete
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extra

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beyond

extraordinary

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in

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in, on (im-m…, ir-r…)

inflame, import, irradiate

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in (il, im, ir)

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not

irregular immortal

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infra

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below, lower

infrastructure

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inter

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between

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intra

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within

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intro

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within, inward

introduction

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intus

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within

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juxta

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beside, near to

juxtaposition

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non

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not

non-flammable

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ob (o, oc, op )

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against, in the way, facing

object, obstruct, obvious

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per- (pel-)

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through

per se, per annum, percent

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post

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after, behind

post mortum, postpone

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postero (posterior)

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more behind

postero-lateral

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prae- (pre)

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before, in front of

precordium, prenatal

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praeter-

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more before, beyond (preter-)

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pro

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before, in front of, forth, front part of

proposition, proscribe

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re- (red-)

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back (again)

reflex, react,redundant, redolent

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retro-

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more back, backward, behind

retroflexed, retronasal

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se-

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apart, free from

secretion,segregation

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34
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semi

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half, somewhat

semicircle, semipermeable

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sub (suc, suf, sup, sus)

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under, below, near, somewhat, moderately

subcutis, subdorsal, subdermal

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super (sur)

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over* above excessively

superscript, supernatural

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37
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supra

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above

supra-renal

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trans (tran)

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across, through

trans-Canada, transfusion,transportation

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ultra

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beyond, excessive

ultraviolet, ultrasound ultra virus

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-(t)or, -(s)or, -(x)or

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agent, person who does something (x = c+s)

auditor, advisor, protector

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-io(n) & -ura

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action or condition from action

fission, fusion, adhesion, juncture, fracture

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-men, -ment(um)

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action, or condition resulting from an action

specimen (specere = to see), fragment(frangere, to break)

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43
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-ulum, -(b or c)ulum, -(b/c/t)rum

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instrument
vehiculum (eng = vehicle), curriculum
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-(t)ia, -itas, -tudo, -or (but NOT -tor, -sor, -xor)

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quality, condition, state (QCS)
dement(ia) –> eng = unchanged or -ce (patientia –> patience)
-itas –> eng = -ity (puritias –> purity)
-tudo -> eng = -tude (magnitudo –> magnitude)
-or –> eng unchanged (chonor, termor, odor)

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-arium, -orium, -ium,

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place
aquarium, sol[arium], audit[orium]
eng ver. may change to -ry (laboratory)

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-(c)ulus, -illa, -uncula, -ella

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small
globulus
-(c)ulus –> eng ~ -cle (globulus -> globle)(capsula -> capsule)
-illa –> eng = -il (pupilla -> pupil)

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-ilis, -bilis

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ability, capability, capacity

eng = -ile, -ble (fragilis, volatilis, audibilis, flexibilis_(fragile, volatile, audible, flexible)

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-idus, -ida, -idum

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state or condition

eng = -id (aridus -> arid)(rigidus -> rigid)

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-eus, -ius, -aceous, -aneus, -inus

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made of; having the quality or nature of; like

eng = -ous (igneus -> igneous)(cut-aneus –> cutaneous)

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-iva (-ivus, -ivum)

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nature/quality of

subjunctiva (eng = ive)(locomotive)

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-alis, -aris, -ilis

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connected or pertaining to
eng -> -al, -ar, -ile
(abdominalis–> abdominal)(alveolaris->alveolar)(infantilis->infantile)

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-an(e)a/us/um, -ena/us/um, -(i)ensis, -(e)stris

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place, origin, sometimes only “belong to”

americanus, Canadensis, subterraneus (eng subterranean)

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53
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-osus (-osum), -lentus (-lentum)

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full of
-osus eng = -ous or -ose (fibrosus -> fibrous)(cellulosa -> cellulous)
-lentus eng = -lent (corpulentus -> corpulent)(succulentus[succus=juice] -> succulent)
somnolenta (somnus = sleep)

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54
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-ate

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to put into action, perform

attenuate, elaborate, radiate

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-sc-

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to begin an action
rube-sc-ent (ruber[red] +sc+ ent[-ing])
flore-sc-ence (flo[flower]+sc+ent+ia)

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-ad

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in the direction of; toward

dorsad (dorsum = back)

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unus, una, unum

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one

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58
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prim -us, -um

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first

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59
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duo

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two

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60
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secundus

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second

second-ary

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tres (tri-)

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three

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tertius

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third

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quattuor (quadr-)

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four

quadrivalent

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quartus

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4th

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65
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quinque

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5

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66
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quinta

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5th

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67
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sex

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6

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68
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sextus

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6th

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69
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septem

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7

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70
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septimum

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7th

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71
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octo

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8

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72
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octava

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8th

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73
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novem

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9

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74
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nonus

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9th

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75
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decem

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10

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76
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decimum

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10th

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77
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undecium

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11

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78
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duodecim

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12

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79
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viginti

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20

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80
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centum

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100

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81
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centesimum

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100th

centennial

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82
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mille

A

1000

millennium

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83
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abdomen/abdominis

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lower belly

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84
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ac-

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sharp, bitter (acer/acris)(eng = acrid)

acerbus (acerba, acerbum)(eng = exacerbate)

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acetum

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vinegar, aceta-bulum(vinegar place)

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acidus (acida, acidum)

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sour

eng = acid, acid/ity

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acus

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needle, acuere = make sharp, acu/men

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acutus (acuta, acutum)

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sharp

acute

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89
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adeps/adipis

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fat

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90
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ad-ole-sc-ere/ adultum

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grow up

adolescent

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alere/alitum or altum

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nourish

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aequa (aequus aequum)

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eng = equal, even

equiangular

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aestiv

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summer

aestivate

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ager/agri

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field

agriculture

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agere/actum

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do e.g. agent, act, actor

active, activate, action

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agitare, agitatum

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shake

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97
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ala

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wing

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98
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alba/albus/album

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white, albumen

albescent

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alga

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seaweed

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algor, algoris

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cold

algid

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101
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altus/alta/altum

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high

altitude

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102
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alvus/alvi

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belly

alve-olus

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103
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ambulare/ambulatum

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walk

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104
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amor

A

love

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105
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angere

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choke, angina = choking

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106
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anima

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air(in motion)

animal, animation

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angulus

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angle

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108
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annus

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circuit, year

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ann-ulus

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ring

annular, annulose

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110
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anus

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the seat, fundament, asshole

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111
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aperire/apertum

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open

aperture

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112
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apex/apicix

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end, tip

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113
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apis

A

bee

apiary

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114
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aptare/aptatum

A

fit

apti-tude, ad-apta-ble

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aqua

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water

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116
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arbor/arboris

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tree

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117
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arcus

A

bow

eng = arc, arch

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118
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area

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open space

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119
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arena

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sand

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120
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argentum

A

silver

aurum = gold

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121
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artus

A

joint

arti-culus, article

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122
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atrium

A

entrance hall

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123
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audire/auditum

A

hear

audible, audition, auditorium, audience

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124
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auris

A

ear

aural

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125
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avis

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bird

aviary, aviation

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126
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axis

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axis axle

axial

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127
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(bac)ca

A

berry

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128
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(bacill)um (bacul)um

A

little rod or staff

bacterium

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129
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(barb)a

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beard

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130
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(bibe)re

A

to drink

bibacious bibulous imbibition

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131
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bilis

A

bile

atrabilious bilirubin

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bona/bonus/bonum

A

good

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(brev)is

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short

brief, brevity abbreviation

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bucca

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cheek; mouth
buccolingual
(os/oris = mouth)

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bullire/bullitum

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to bubble or boil

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bulla

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bubble, blister

bullation

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burs)a

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bag pouch sac

bursar

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cadere/casum

caducus/a/um

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(cid) = fall, befall
falling
coincident deciduous casual

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139
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caecus

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blind

caec)ostomy ileo(caec)al

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caedere, caesum

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to cut, kill (cid-, cis)

caesural excise suicide circumcision

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calere

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to be warm

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calor

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heat

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callum

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hard skin

callous

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calx/calcis

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heel

recalcitrant

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calx, calc

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limestone, lime concretion

calculus

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canalis

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canal, channel

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cancer/canceri

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crab

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candere

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shine

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candidus

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bright, white

candidate, candid, incandescent

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canis

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dog

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cape|re/capt|um

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cip(i)-, cept-
take, seize, grasp
concept, inception, capacity, captive

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capill|us

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hair

capillary, capillitium

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capsa

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box

capsule

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caput, capit|is

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(cep-, cip-, capi-)
head
biceps, centriciput,decapitation, capital, occipital

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carbo, carbonis

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coal

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caries

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decay

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caro/carn|is

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flesh (carn-(i))

carnification, carnucula, carnivorous

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cartilago, cartilaginis

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catilage

intercartilaginous

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case|us

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cheese

caseification, caseate

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catena

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chain (caten-)

concatenate

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cauda

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tail (caud-)

caudad, bicaudal

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caulis

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stalk (caul-)

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cavus/a/um

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hollow (cav-)

biconcave, cavicorn, excavation

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cedere, cessum

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to go, move (cede-, cess-)

abscess, antecedent, succedaneum

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cella

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room, cell (cell-)

bicellular, cellipetal, heterocellular

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cerebrum

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the brain (cerebr-)
cerebrifugal, decerebrate, cerebropedal
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cernere, cretum

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to separate (cre-, cern-, cret)
discernment, incretion, discrete
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168
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cervix, cervicis

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neck (cervi-)

cervicodorsal

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cilium

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eyelid (cili-)

biciliate, cilia, ciliola

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cingere/cintum

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surround (cinct-, cing(e)-)

cincture, cingulum

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citare/citatum

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to rouse, put in motion (cie-, cit-)

excitation, excitor, resuscitation, excitonutrient

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172
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claudere, clausum

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to close, shut (clus-, claude-, claus-)

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clavis

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key (clavi-)

calvicle, subclavian

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colere/cultum

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to till or cultivate (cult- cole-)

agriculture

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175
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column/columinis

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column (colum-)

columella

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coquere/coctum

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to cook (coct-, co(c/x)-)
precocial, decoction, dementia praecox
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177
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copula

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a bond, join (copul)

copulate

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cor, cordis

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heart (cord-)

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179
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cornu

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horn

cavicorn, interramicorn

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180
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corona, corolla

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crown (coroll-, coron-)

corolla, corona, coronet, paracorolla, coronary

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corpus, corporis

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body (corp-, corpor-)

bicorporate, corpulent, corpuscle, corporeal

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182
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cortex, corticis

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bark (of tree) (corti(c)-)

cortiadrenal, corticipetal, decortication

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costa

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rib (cost-)

costoscapular, precostal, subcostal

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crescere, cretum

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to increase (cre-)
crescent, increment
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185
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crus/cruris

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leg (crur-)

inguinocrural

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cubare/cubatum (cub-)

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to lie down

incubate

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187
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cubitus

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elbow (cubit)

postcubital

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cuneus

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wedge (cune-)

cuneate, intercuneiform, praecuneus, obcuneate

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cuprum

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copper

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currere/cursum

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to run (cur(r)- 
concurrent, incurrent, recur, precursive, excursion
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191
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cuspis/cuspidis

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point (cuspid)

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–cutere/-cussum

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shake (cuss, cuti-)

concussion, discutient, succussion

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cutis

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skin (cuti, cuta)

cuticle, cutaneous

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dens/dentis

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tooth (dent-)

dental

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dexter/dextra/dextrum

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right (dex) (left = laeva/sinistra)

dexterity

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digitus

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finger, toe (digit)

digitipinnate, imparidigitate

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dormire/dormitum

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to sleep (dorm-)

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dorsum

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the back (dors-)
dorsal, dorsigrade
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dolere

A

to feel pain (dol-)

dolor (pain)

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ducere/ductum

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lead (duct-)

introduction, induction, deduction…

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durus/dura/durum

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hard (dur-)

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edere/esum

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eat, edible (es-) *not that important

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ego

A

I, the self

superego

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errare/erratum

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wander (err-)

aberrometer, erratum, aberration

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exter

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e,ex,extra on outside (exter-)

exterior

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facere/factum

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to do (facie-, fic-, fect-)
artifact, effector, olfactory, infect
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facies, fici-

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face

ficia, facet,facial, superficial

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208
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faex/faecis

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dregs *not important

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209
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fascia

A

bundle

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fatigare/fatigatum

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grow weary (fatiga-)

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faunus

A

woodland god *not important

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femina

A

woman

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fecunda/us/um

A

fertile (fecund-

fecundity

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fertilis

A

fertile

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fetus

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offspring

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femur/femoris

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thigh bone (femor-)
femoral
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fenestra

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window (fenestr-)

fenestrated

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ferre/latum

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carry (fer-, lat-)

sublation, ablation, efferent, transfer, relative

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ferrum

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iron

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fervere

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boil (ferv-)

defervescence

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fibra

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fiber, fibril (fibr-)

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filum

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thread (fil-)

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figere/ fixum

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fasten (fix-,fige-)

fixation, transfixation, dorsifixed

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fibula

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broach (safety-pin) outer bone of the leg

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findere/fissum

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split (fid-, fiss-, finde-)

fission, fissure, -fid

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flaccus/a/um

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flabby (flacc-)

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flagrum

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whip (flagell-)

flagellum, hemoflagellate

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flamma

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flame

inflammation

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flare//flatum

A
to blow (fla-, flat-)
conflation, flatus, inflation
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flavus/a/um

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yellow

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flectere/flexum

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to bend (flec-)

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flos/floris

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flower (flo-)

flour, flower

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fluere/fluxum

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flow (flu-)

flux, effluvium, fluviomarine, fluctuation

234
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fluctus

A

a flow

235
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folium

A

leaf (foli-)

exfoliation

236
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forare/foratum

A
to drill (fora-)
biforate, foramen, imperforation, postperforatum
237
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forma

A

shape (form-)

formation, reform

238
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fodere/fossum

fossa

A

dig, fossa = ditch
(foss-)
fossiliferous

239
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frangere/fractum

A

break (fract-, frag-, frang-)

anfractuous (ambi-) effraction

240
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frons/frondis

A

leafy branch (frond-, frons-)

241
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frons, frontis

A

forehand, front (front-)

242
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frui/fructum [frux/frugis]

A

to enjoy [fruit]
(fruct-, frug-, frut-)
frutescent, suffruticose, fructose, fructify, frugivorous

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fugere/fugitum

A

flee (fug-, fuge)

fugitive, centrifugal

244
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fundere/fusum

A
to pour (fus- fund-, fu-)
effusion, funnel (-culum), suffuse
245
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fungus

A

mushroom

246
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furca

A

fork (furc-)

bifurcate

247
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fuscare/fuscatum

A

darken (fusc-)

fuscin, haemofuscin, infuscate, obfuscation

248
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gemina/us/um

A

twin (gem-, gemin-)

bigeminal, gemellipara, geminate, gemellary

249
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gemma

A

bud (gemm-)

gemmule, subgemmal, gemmiparous

250
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genu

A

knee (genu-, geni-)

geniculated, genuflection, postgeniculatum, preginculum

251
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genus/generis

A

birth, race, kind (gen-, gene-)

general, gene, genera, genotype

252
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gignere/genitum

A

beget (gign- genit- gen-)

gignimentum, indigenous, gentocrural

253
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gerere/gestum

A

to carry, bear (gest- -ger)

egest, gestation, penniger, veliger congestion

254
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germen/germnis

A

sprout (germ-)

germiculture, germinate, subggerminal

255
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gingiva

A

gum (dentis) (gingv-)

gingivitis, gingivolabial

256
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glans/glandis

A

acorn (gland-)

glandula, glanders

257
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globus

A

ball

globule, globe

258
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glomus

A

ball

conglomerate, glomeruliferous

259
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gluten/glutinis

A

glue (glutin-)

agglutinativem glutinous, isoagglutination

260
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gradi/gressum

A
to step (grade, gress)
gradient, progressive, centigrade
261
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granum

A

grain (gran-)

granular, granulated

262
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gravis

A

heavy (grav-)

aggravate, gravitational, ingravescent

263
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grex/gregis

A

flock/herd (greg-)

aggregate, gregarious segregation

264
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gula & gutter

A

throat (gula-, gul-, guttur-)

guttural, gutturotetany, gulamentum, gullet

265
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gustare/gustatum

A

taste (gust)

degustation, gustatism, disgust

266
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habere, habitum

A
to have (habe-)
habenula
267
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habitare

A

inhabit (habit-)

cohabitation, habitat, inhabited

268
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habitus

A

condition, state (habit-)

habitation, inhibition

269
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haerer/haesum

A
to stick (her-, hes-)
conhesion, inherent
270
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halare/halitum

A

breathe halitus = breath
(hal(i)-)
inhalant, halituous, halitus, exhalation

271
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hamus (ham-)

A

hook (ham-)

hamate, hamulus

272
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haurire, haustum (haust-)

A

drink up, drain (haust-)

exhaustion, haustorium

273
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hiberna (hibern-)

A

winter camp

hibernate

274
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homo/hominis (homi- homun-)

A

human (homi-, homun-)

homunculus, homicide

275
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humana, humanus, humanum

A

human

human, humanity

276
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hora

A

hour

277
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hortus (hort-, horti-)

A

garden (horti)

horticulture

278
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humerus (humer-)

A

upper arm

humerus

279
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humere (hum-, humor-) and humidus (humid-)

A

to be moist and damp

humor, humid

280
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humus (hum-)

A

earth, soil

humus, posthumous, inhumation

281
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ire/itum (i-, it-)

A
to go (i-, it-)
abient, ambient, comitalia, coitus, transition, exit
282
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ignis (ign, ignit)

A

fire

ignite, ignition

283
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ilium (ili-)

A

flank

iliocaudal, iliac, iliofemoral

284
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ileum (ile)

A

the distal

ileotransverstomy, ileocecal

285
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inguen/inguinis (inguin-)

A

groin

286
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intestina (instestin-)

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internal, interstine

gastrointestinal, intestival, intestiniform

287
Q

jaccere/jactum (ject-, jac-, jacul-)

A

to throw

injection, projection, trajectory, jaculator, ejaculate

288
Q

jungere/junctum (junc-, junct-)

A

to join

junctional, disjunction, biconjugate

289
Q

jugum (jug-)

A

yoke

jugal, jugum, subjugal

290
Q

labi/lapsum (lapse-)

A

to slip

collapse, labile, prolapse, relapse

291
Q

labium (labi-)

A

lip

labial, labiogingival

292
Q

lac/lactis (lac-, lact-)

A

milk

lactation, lactose

293
Q

lacrima (lacri-)

A

tear

lacrimose, delacrimation

294
Q

laedere/laesum (lis-, les-))

A

to hurt, strike (lis-, les-)

collision, elision, lesion

295
Q

laevus (laev-, lev-)

A

left (laev-)

laevulose, levorotatory

296
Q

lapis/lapidis (lapid-, lapi-)

A

stone

lapidicolous, lapidify

297
Q

larva (larv-)

A

ghost

larvae, larval

298
Q

latus/lateris (later-)

A

side (bilateral, collateral)

299
Q

latus (lat)

A

wide

dilatation, latirostral, latitude

300
Q

lavare/lotum (lut-)

A

to wash

ablutomania, diluent, dilution, lotion

301
Q

lenis NI (leni-)

A

soft

lenify lenient

302
Q

lenis/lentis (lenti-)

A

lentil, lens

lentigo, lentil, lentigerous

303
Q

eltum/lethum (leth-)

A

dealth

lethiferous, sublethal

304
Q

levare/levatum (leva-, levi)

A

to raise

elevate, levitation

305
Q

liber/libri (libra-)

A

book, library

306
Q

liber (liber)

A

free

307
Q

libet (libi-)

A

to please, pleases, pleasure

libidinous

308
Q

ligare/ ligatum (liga-)

A

to bind

ligament, ligation

309
Q

lignum (lign-)

A

wood NI

310
Q

limen/liminis (limin-)

A

threshold

eliminate, subliminal

311
Q

linea (line-)

A

line

linear, lineal, lineation

312
Q

lingua (lingu-)

A

tongue

bilingual, linguistics

313
Q

liquare/liquatum (lique-)

A

melt

liquefaction, liquid

314
Q

locus (loc-)

A

a place

dislocation, locality, locomotive

315
Q

longa/longsum (long-)

A

long longitude, long

316
Q

lucere (luce- lux luc)

A

to shine

lucid, transclucent, illumination

317
Q

lumbus (lumbar-, lumba-)

A

loin (back between thorax and pelvis)

lumbar, dorsolumbar

318
Q

luna (lun-, luna-)

A

moon

lunate, lunacy

319
Q

macula (macul- macu-)

A

spot/ stain
macular
immaculate

320
Q

magna (magni-)

A

large/great

magnification, magnitude

321
Q

malusa/malusum (mal-)

A

bad

malformation. malic, malignant

322
Q

mamma (mamma-)

A

breast

mammal

323
Q

mandere (mandi-)

A

to chew

mandible (instrument)

324
Q

manus (manu-, mani-)

A

hand

manual, manufacture, manipulate

325
Q

margo/marginis (margin-)

A

border/edge

326
Q

mater/matris (mater-, matri-)

A

mother

maternal, matrillineal

327
Q

matrix

A

womb

328
Q

matura (matur-)

A

ripe

mature, premature, maturation, maturant

329
Q

meare/meatum (mea-, meat-)

A

pass

impermeable, meatometer, permeate

330
Q

medium (medi, med-)

A

middle

medial, immediate, media, mediator

331
Q

medulla (medull)

A

marrow

medullary, extramedullary

332
Q

mel/mellis NI (melli-)

A

hony

melifuous

333
Q

mens,mentis (ment-)

A

mind

mental, dementia

334
Q

mensis (mens) menstru

A

month and monthly

bimensal, menses menstrual

335
Q

miscere/mixtum (misc-, misce-, mixt)

A

mix

immiscible, miscegenation, promiscuous

336
Q

mittere/missum (mit/miss +ion, -mit)

A

send

mission, remittent, transmissible

337
Q

mola NI (mola)

A

milestone

molar

338
Q

moles (mole-)

A

mass

mole, molecule, molecular

339
Q

mollis and molluscus (moll-)

A

soft

mollify, molluse, mollipilose

340
Q

morbus (morb)

A

disease, morbidity

341
Q

mors/mortis (mort-)

A

death

mortal, abmortal, mortician, mortification

342
Q

movere/motum (mot-)

A

move

motion, emotion, locomotion, motoceptor, promote, demote, remote

343
Q

mucus

A

mucus

344
Q

multum (multi-)

A

many

345
Q

munus NI (mun-

A

duty, service
immune
remuneration

346
Q

mus/muris (mus-, mur-)

diminutive (musculus)

A

mouse,

little mouse = muscle

347
Q

mutar/mutatum (mut-)

A

to change

permutation

348
Q

nasci/natum ((g)nat-)

A

to be born

natal, cognate, nascent, pregnant

349
Q

nasus (nas-)

A

nose

nasal, nasion, nasorostral

350
Q

nectere/nectum (nect-)

A

join

connection, nexus

351
Q

nervus (nerv-)

A

sinew, tendon, nerve

nerve, nervous,enervose

352
Q

nidus (nid-)

A

nest

denidation, nidification

353
Q

nocere/nocitum (noc, nox)

A

to harm

innocent, noxious

354
Q

nodus NI

A

knot, node

355
Q

nomen/nomis (nom-, nomen-)

A

name

nominate, nomenclature

356
Q

norma (norm-)

A

carpenter’s square, rule, pattern

norm, normal, abnormal

357
Q

nox/nocits (noct-, -nox)

A

night

equinox, noctambulation

358
Q

nuda (nud-)

A

naked

nude, nudity, denude

359
Q

numerus (numer-)

A

number

numeral, enumerate

360
Q

nutrire/nutritum (nutri-)

A

nourish

nutrient, excitonutrient

361
Q

nux/nucis (nuc)

A

nut (dimin. nucleus)

nuclear, nucleation

362
Q

oculus (ocul-)

A

eye

binocular, inoculation

363
Q

olere, odor (ol-, odor-)

A

smell

olfactory, redolent, odoriferous

364
Q

oleum (-ol)

A

oil

pyrrol, benzole

365
Q

omnis (omni-)

A

all

omnivorous, omnibus

366
Q

orbis (orb-)

orbita (orbit-)

A

circle and path

orbit, orbital

367
Q

ordo/ordinis (ord-, ordi-)

A

row or series

order, ordinal

368
Q

orire/ortum (ori-, ort)

origo/originis(origin)

A

to arise and beginning

orient, abort, disorientation

369
Q

os/oris

A

mouth

oral, orifice

370
Q

ostium (ostium)

A

door

371
Q

os/ossis (oss-)

A

bone

ossify, osseous

372
Q

ovum (ovar-)

A

egg, ovarium

ovary

373
Q

palatum (palate) NI

A

palate

374
Q

pallium NI (palli-)

A

coat

palliative

375
Q

palma NI

A

palm

376
Q

palpare/palpatum (palp-)

A

to stroke or pat

palpable, palpitations

377
Q

papula (pap- (u/i))

A

pimple

papula, papilla = nipple

378
Q

parare/paratum (pare/pair)

A

get ready

compare, repair

379
Q

papere/partum (partum, par-,parturi-)

and parturire/parturitum

A

give birth

postpartum, viviparous, parturition

380
Q

pars/partis (part-)

A

part (partire/partitum =divide)

part, partite, partition

381
Q

pater/patris (pater-)

A

father

paternity

382
Q

patere (pat-, pate-)

A

to lie open

patent

383
Q

pati/passum (pati-)

A

to suffer

patient, patience

384
Q

pectus/pectoris (pector-)

A

chest

angina pectoris

385
Q

pellere/pulsum (-pel, puls-)

A

push

propel, pulse, compulsion

386
Q

pelvis NI

A

basin

387
Q

pendere/pensum (pend-, pens-)

A

to hang

appendix, suspense

388
Q

penis

A

tail

dim = penicillum = brush

389
Q

penna/pinna/pluma (penni-, pen-)

A

feather

pen, penniform,pin, pinnacle

390
Q

pes/pedis (ped-)

A

foot dimin = pediculus = louse

pedal, quadruped, pedicle

391
Q

petere/petitum (petit-)

A

to seek

appetite, petition

392
Q

pingere/pictum (pict-, pig-)

A

to paint

picture, pigment

393
Q

pila NI

A

ball, pilula dim

pill

394
Q

pilus (pil-)

A

hair

depilate, pilose

395
Q

piscis (pisc-)

A

fish

pisces, pisciculture

396
Q

planta (plant-)

A

sprout

plant, implant, plantation

397
Q

planta (planta-)

A

sole of foot

plantar, plantigrade

398
Q

plana/us/um (plan)

A

flat, level

plane, plain, planicaudate

399
Q

plectere/plexum (-plex-)

A

interweave

complex, plexus

400
Q

plicare/plicatum (ple-, plex, -plic-)

A

fold

duplicodentate, complication, quintuplet

401
Q

plumbum

A

lead pb

402
Q

plus/pluris (plu-)

A

more

plural

403
Q

pollen/pollinis NI

A

fine flour

404
Q

ponere, positum (pon-, pone-, pos-, posit-)

A

to place, put

oppose, impose, position, postpone, component, posture

405
Q

pons/pontis (pons, pont-)

A

bridge

pons cerebelli, ponticular, pontimeter, pontifex maximum, pontificate

406
Q

porta (port)

A

gate, entrance

portable, portal, portella

407
Q

portare/portatum (port, porta)

A

to carry

portable, portagion, transport, portcaustic

408
Q

potare/potatum (pot)

A

to drink

compotation, potable, potion, guttipotor, potator

409
Q

posse

potens, potentis (poten, potent-)

A

having power, potent

equipotential, ploripotent, prepotency, impotence

410
Q

premere/pressum (preme, press)

A

to press
adpressed, decompression, repression
compress

411
Q

proles/prolis (prol)

A

offspring

prolific, proliferate

412
Q

propria (propri)

A

its own, proper

proprietary, proprioceptor, prepriodentium, proprigenic

413
Q

pubes/pubris (pube, puber)

A

young adult

impuberism, puberty, pubofemoral, suprapubic,pubescence

414
Q

pulmo/pulminis (pulmo-)

A

lung

extrapulmonary, pulmobranchia, pulmonary, pulmotor, pulmones

415
Q

pungere, punctum (punct-, pun-)

A

to prick

acupuncture, punctiform, pungent, renipuncture, punctum

416
Q

pupa (pup)

pupilla (pupill-)

A

doll, child; pupil of the eye

interpupillary, prepupa, pupate, pupillomotor

417
Q

pus, puris (pur-, pus-)

A

pus

mucopurulent, purulence, suppurate, presuppurative

418
Q

pustula (pustul-)

A

blister, pimple

papulopustular, pustulation, pustule

419
Q

putrere (putre-)

A

to be rotten

putrefactive, putrescent

420
Q

quadrare, quadratum (quadra(t)-)

A

to square

quadrant quadratic

421
Q

quantum (quant-)

A
how much (+tatum = so much) 
quantum mechanics, quantity, quantify
422
Q

rabere ( rabi-)

A

to rage

antirabic, rabid, rabific, rabies

423
Q

radere/rasum (rad- ras)

A

to scrape scratch

abradant, erasion, rasorial, abrasive, radula, rasura

424
Q

radius (radi)

A

rod, spoke, ray beam

dorsoradial, octoradiate, radiolgy, radioulnar

425
Q

radix, radicis (radic, radix)

A

root

eradicate, radiciflorous, radicula, radiculitis

426
Q

regere/rectum (rect-, recti, recto-)

A

to keep straight

arrector, intrarectal, rectitis, rectovesical, regimen, subrectal, rectum, rectilineal

427
Q

rex, regina

A

king

queen

428
Q

ren/renis (ren-)

A

kidney

adrenalin, prerenal, reniportal, suprarenogenic

429
Q

repere,reptum (repe, rept)(repta, reptat)

A

to creep

repent, reptant, reptile

430
Q

rete, retis (reti, ret-)

retina

A

net, and the inner most coat of the posterior part of the eyeball
cilioretinal, reticulated, reticulum, subretinal, retina, retinerbed, reticulose

431
Q

rigor (rigor,rig)

A

stiffness

rigidity, rigor mortis, rigorous

432
Q

rima (rim)

A

crack, chink, fissure

rima, rimicolous, rimulose, rimal, rimose

433
Q

rodere, rosum (rode, ros)

A

to gnaw

corrosive, rodent, rosorial

434
Q

rosa (ros)

A

rose

rosacea, rosellate, rosular, rosaceous, roseola

435
Q

ruber (rube-, rubr, rubr)

A

red

bilirubin, rubefacient, rubiginous, rubor, rubeola, rubricauda

436
Q

ruga (rug)

A

wrinkle

corrugator, rugae, rugulose, lacunnosorugose, rugose

437
Q

rumpere, ruptum (rupt, rumpe)

A

to burst

abruption, eruption, erumpent, interruptive

438
Q

saccus (sac-)

A

sac

sac, sack

439
Q

sacer/sacra/sacrum (sacr-, sacer-)

A

sacred, holy

lumbosacral, postsacral, sacroiliac, sacriplex

440
Q

saepire/saeptum (sep, sept-)

A

to enclose, seperate

disseptiment, multiseptate, septulum, supraseptal, interseptal

441
Q

sal/salis (sal sali)

A

salt

desalination, saliferous, saline, salary

442
Q

salire/saltum (sal, salt-, sili)

A

leap, jump

dissilient, resilium, saltatorial, saltigrade, saltation, salientia

443
Q

saliva

A

saliva

444
Q

salus/salutis (salu, salut-)

salutatre, salutatum (salut-)

A

health and to greet

salutary, salutiferous, salutarium

445
Q

sanare/sanatum (san- sani, sane)

sanus/a/um (sanu-)

A

to heal; well

sane, sanity, sanitation, sanatorum

446
Q

sanguis/sanguinis (sanguin, sangui-)

A

blood

consanguinity, sanguification, sanguirenal, sanguinolent

447
Q

scandere/scansum (scend, scand, scans-)

A

to climb

ascendent, descendent, scandent, scansorial

448
Q

scapula (scapul- scapula-)

A

shoulder

cervicoscapular, infrascapular, scapulalgia, suprascapular

449
Q

scindere/scissum (sciss, scind)

A

to cut

scissors, rescind, scission

450
Q

scire/scitum (sci, scit)

A

to know, scientia = QCS of knowing

coconsciousness, preconscious, prescience, prescient

451
Q

scribere/scriptum (scrib-, script)

A

to write

scribe, subsription, adscribe, inscription

452
Q

scrotum

A

bag

scrotum

453
Q

secare/sectum (seca, sect-)

A

to cut

bipinnatisect, secant, section, bisect, sector

454
Q

segmentum (segmen-)

A

part, segment

segmentation, intersegmentalia, intrasegmental

455
Q

insectum (insect-)

A

insect

insecticide, insectivore,

456
Q

sedere/sessum (sede, sess- sidi, seda-)

A

to sit

insessorial, insidious, sedentary, sedatie, sessile, subsessile, supersedent

457
Q

semper

A

always

semperflorens, sempervirens

458
Q

senex/senis (sen-)

A

old person

senile, senate (ate = group), senescent

459
Q

sentire/sensum (senti, sens)

A

to sense, feel, perceive

hypersensitive, sensilla, sensorium, sentient, sentisection, sensomobile

460
Q

sequi/ secutum (sequ, secut-)

A

to follow

consequent, secutor, sequela, sequence

461
Q

secunda/um/us

A

following

second

462
Q

serere/sertum (sere,sert)

A

to join or to bind

insert, assert,desert,

463
Q

series (seri-)

A

row, orderly

serial, seriation

464
Q

serpere (serpe-)

A

to creep

serpent

465
Q

serra (serr-)

A

saw, saw-like notches

serranoid, serratifolius, serratirostral, serriped

466
Q

serum (ser-)

A

whey

467
Q

sesqui (sesqui)

A

one-half more

sesquibasic, sesquichloride, sesquipedal

468
Q

seta (set-)

A

bristle

equisetum, setiferous, setirostral, ultrasetaceous

469
Q

sextus (sex)

A

sex

ambisexual, bisexual, homosexuality

470
Q

signum (sign-

A

mark, sign

signiture, sign, signiphora

471
Q

silex, silic (silex, silic-)

A

flint

silicon, silicious, silicole

472
Q

similis (simil-)

A

similar, like

similar, similitude

473
Q

sinister/tra/tum (sinistr, sinister-)

A

left, on the left

ambisinistrous, sinistraural, sinistrodextral, sinistromanual

474
Q

sinus (sin-, sinu-)

A

curve

sinosprial, sinuous, sinus, sinusotomy

475
Q

sol/solis (sol-, solar-)

A

sun

solar, solitice, solarium

476
Q

solvere/solutum (solve, solut)

A

to loosen, dissolve

solution, solvent, dissolve, soluble

477
Q

somnus (somn-)

A

sleep

insomnia, somnamulism, somnifacient, somnolence

478
Q

sopor/soporis (sopor-)

A

deep sleep

sopor, soporiferous, soporific

479
Q

sonare/sonatum (sona, sonat-)

A

to sound,

sound, resonance, consonant, dissonance, sonorous

480
Q

sorbere/ sorptum (sorbe, sorpt, sorb)

A

to suck in

absorbent, resorption, sorbefacient, adsorption

481
Q

spargere, sparsum (sperge, spers)

A

scatter

aspergilliosis,aspersorium, dispersity, interspersion

482
Q

spatium (spati-)

A

space

interspace, spatial, sptiotemporal

483
Q

specere/ spectum (spec, spect-)

A

to see

inspection, health inspector

484
Q

species (speci-)

A

sight, view

interspecific, speciation, species

485
Q

spica (spic-)

A

point, spike

interspicular, spicate, spicule

486
Q

spina (spin-)

A

thorn, spine

cerebrospinal, juxtaspinal , spina, spinifugal, tectospinal

487
Q

spirare, spiratum (spira, spirat-, spiracul-,suspiri-)

A

to breath, deep breath

aspiration, irrespirable, spiracle, spiraculate, suspirious

488
Q

spiritus (spiri

A

breath

spirit, spiritual

489
Q

sputum (sput, sputa-)

A

spit

consputa, sputamentum, sputum

490
Q

squama (squam-)

A

scale, flake, thin plate

desquamation, squamella, squamosa

491
Q

stare/statum (sta, stat-, stitut-, stetr-)

A

to stand

aerostat, station, substitution, obstetrics

492
Q

stamen, staminis (stamen, stamin-)

A

thread, fiber

instaminate, stamen, staminigerous

493
Q

stella (stella-)

A

a star

stellar, constellation

494
Q

sternere, stratum (sterne, strat-)

A

to spread out

humistratus, stratum, stratify, stratosphere, substratum

495
Q

stilla (still-)

A

a drop

auristillae, instillation, stillicidium, stilligout

496
Q

stimulus (stimul-)

A

a goad, prick

contrastimulism, stimulose, vasostimulant, stimulation)

497
Q

stria (stri-)

A

furrow, groove, streak

corpus striatum, striae, striocellular, striopunctuate, corticostriate

498
Q

stridere (stride-)

A

to cry, to make a harsh sound

strident, stridor dentium, stridulous, stridor, stridulate

499
Q

stringere, strictum (stringe, strict-)

A

to draw tight, press together

astriction, constrictor, perstriction

500
Q

struere/structum (strue- struct-)

A

to arrange, construct, build up

antistrucmous, obstruction, struma, strumiferous

501
Q

succus (succ-)

A

juice

succulent

502
Q

sudare (suda-)

sudor, sudoris (sudor-)

A

to sweat and sweat

antisudoral, sudamina, sudor

503
Q

sulcus (sulc-)

A

furrow, groove

costal sulci, semisulcus, sulcate

504
Q

sutura (sutur-)

A

a sewing, suture, seam

resuture, sutural, suture, suturation

505
Q

talus (tal-)

A

ankle

taligrade, talipomanus, talocrural

506
Q

tangere, tactum (tang, tag, tact-)

A

to touch

tangent, tactile, virgil’s Aeneid: sunt lacrimae rerum, et mentem mortalia tangunt, contact, contagious

507
Q

tantum

A

so great of quantum

Lucretius’ De Rerum Natura: tantum religio potuit suadere malorum

508
Q

tarda/us/um (tard)

A

slow

retardation, tardigrade, tardive, tardivola

509
Q

tegere, tectum (tege, tect-)

A

to cover

detection, protegulum, tectospinal, tegula, tegument, tectum

510
Q

tellus/telluris (tellus, tellur)

A

the earth

tellurian, tellurism

511
Q

temperare, temperatum (tempera, temperat-)

A

to mix, moderate

distemper, temperature, temperament

512
Q

tempora (tempor-)

A

the temples

bitemporal, occipitotemporal, temporomalar

513
Q

tempus, temporis (tempus- tempor-)

A

time

comtemporaneous, temporal, tempostabile, temporary

514
Q

tendere/tensum (tent, tens, tende-)

A

to stretch

extensor, subtentorial, tendon, tension

515
Q

tenuis (tenu-)

A

thin fine

tenuous, attenuate

516
Q

terere/tritum (tere, trit-)

A

to rub

attrition, detritus, electrolithotrity, tritor

517
Q

tergum (terg-)

A

the back

tergal, tergite, tergolateral, tergum, tergiversate

518
Q

terminus (termin-)

A

boundary, end

abterminal, coterminous, exterminate, determinant, coterminous, exterminate, terminology

519
Q

terra (terr-)

A

earth

subterranean, mediterranean, fluvioterrestrial

520
Q

testis (test-)

A

witness, testicle

testament, testimoney, testis, testicle

521
Q

tibia (tibi-)

A

pipe, flute, shinbone

tibia,femorotibial, pretibial, tibiotarsal, talotibial

522
Q

tonsilla (tonsill-)

A

tonsil

infratonsillar, tonsil, tonsillolith

523
Q

torpere (torpe-)

A

to be stiff, numb

torpor, torpid, torporific

524
Q

torquere/tortum (toique, tort, tors-)

A

to twist, turn

contortion, distort, tortuous, torque, torsion, extorsion

525
Q

torus (tor-)

A

swelling, protuberance

torose, torulose, torus

526
Q

tota/us/um (tot-, tota-)

A

all, entire

totiety, totipalmate, totipotent, total, totalitarian

527
Q

trahere/tractum (trahe, tract)

A

to haul or drag

tract, traction, tractor, protractor, retrahens, tractellum

528
Q

tremere (treme-)

A

to tremble, shake, quiver

tremor, delirium tremens, tremulor, tremograph

529
Q

trudere, trusum (trude, trus-)

A

to thrust, push

contrude, extrudoclusion, protrusion, trusion, intrusion

530
Q

tuba tubus (tub-)

A

tube, pipe

tube, tuba, tubal, intubate

531
Q

tuber/tuberis (tuber-)

A

swelling

tuber, tuberculum, subtuberal, tuberculate, tuberosity

532
Q

tumbere (tume-)

A

to swell

533
Q

tundere/tusum (tunde, tus-)

A

to beat, strike,

contusion, obtuse, obtusipennate, retuse,

534
Q

turbare/turbation (turb, turbat, turba-)

A

to disturb
turbo = wirlwind
disturb, turbid, turbidity, turbine

535
Q

turgere (turg-, turge-))

A

to swell out

turgid, turgity

536
Q

turris (turr-)

A

tower

turreted, turriculate, turritopsis

537
Q

tussis (tuss-)

A

cough

antitussive, pertussis, tussicula, tussis

538
Q

ulna (uln-)

A

elbow

radioulnar, ulna, ulnocarpal

539
Q

umbilicus (umbilic-)

A

the navel

heptaoumbilical, umbilicus, umbiliform

540
Q

umbra (umbr-, umb-)

A

shade or shadow

umbra, umbrella, umbel, umbelligerous

541
Q

unda (und-)

A

wave

inundate, redundant, undulated

542
Q

urina (urin-)

A

urine

urinary, urine, uriniparous

543
Q

uterus (uter-)

A

womb

in utero, uterine, intrauterine, postuterine

544
Q

vacca (vacc-)

A

cow

vaccine, vaccination

545
Q

vacuus/a/um (vacu-)

A

empty

abvacuation, evacuator, vacuum, horror vacui

546
Q

vagina (vagin-)

A

a sheath

vaginal, invaginate, vaginoabdominal, evagination, invaginator

547
Q

valere (vale-, val-)

A

to be strong, be well

ambivalent, invalid, prevalence, valetudinarianism, Valintine

548
Q

vallis (vall-, valle-) NI

A

valley

vallecula, vallecular, vallis

549
Q

vallum (vall, valla-)

A

wall, to surround with a wall or rim

circumvallate, contravallation

550
Q

valva (valv-)

A

door

valve, spirivalve, valviform, valvula

551
Q

varia/us/um (vari-)

A

diverse or changing

various, variety, variclla, variola, varioloid

552
Q

vas (vas-)

A

vessel

cerebravascular, vasiform, vasoconstriction, vasomotor

553
Q

vehere/vectum (vehe, vect, veh-, -vex)

A

to carry

advehent vector, vehicle, convex, convection, vection

554
Q

vellere/vulsum (velle, vuls-)

A

to tear, pluck

convulsion, divulsion, revellent, vellication, preconvulsant

555
Q

vena (ven-)

A

vein

vena cava, intravenous, vein, venesuture, venule, venesection

556
Q

venenum (venen-, venin, venom)

A

poison

antivenin, veneniferous, venenosalivary, venom

557
Q

venire, ventum (ven, vent,-vene)

A

to come

adventitious, intervention, circumvent, prevention, supervene, eventual, subvent

558
Q

venter/ventris (venter, ventr-)

A

belly, abdomen, cavity

dorsiventral, ventricle, ventriflexion, ventriculopuncture

559
Q

venus, veneris (Venus, vener-)

A

goddess of love

venery, venercal, antivenereal, venereology

560
Q

vergere (verge-)

A

to bend

diverge, convergent, supravergence

561
Q

vermis (verm-) NI

A

worm

invermination, vermicular

562
Q

vertere/versum (verte, vers-)

vortex(vortex-)

A

to turn and to whirl

vertical, conversion, convert, pervert, version, diversion, vertebra, transverse

563
Q

vesica (vesic-)

A

bladder

vesicle, vesicospinal

564
Q

via (vi-)

A

road

via, deviation, impervious, quadrivial, viable

565
Q

vibrare/vibratum (vibra- vibrat-)

A

to shake, vibrate

vibraculum, vibrator, vibrio, vibrate

566
Q

videre/visum (vide-, vis-)

A

to see

video, veni vidi vici, vision, visibility, visual, television

567
Q

vincere/victum (vict-)

A

to conquer
victim, conviction
NI

568
Q

vir (vir-)

virtus, virtutis (virtus, virtut, vertu-)

A

man and manliness, virtue

eviration, virile, virilism, virtual, subvirile

569
Q

virus (viru, viro-)

A

poison

ultravirus, virulent, viruliferous, virose, virology, virucidal

570
Q

viscum (visc-)

A

birdlime from mistletoe

viscous

571
Q

viscus/visceris (viscus, viscer-)

A

internal organ

devisceration, retrovisceral, evisceration, vescera

572
Q

vita (vit-)

A

life

advitant, nonviable, viable, vital, perviable, vitalism, vitaminogenic, vitamin

573
Q

vitrum (vitre, vitro- vitr-)

A

glass

vitreous, in vetro

574
Q

vivere/victum (vict-, vive-)

vivus (viv-)

A

to live and living

ovoviviparous, victual, vivification, vivisection, viviperception

575
Q

volare/ volatum (vola-)

A

to fly

volatile, volant, volatilization

576
Q

volvere/volutum (volu, volve-)

A

to roll

volute, evolution, revolve, convolution

577
Q

vomere/vomitum (vome, vomit-)

A

to throw up, vomit

vomitive, vomitory, vomiturition, vomitus

578
Q

vorare/ voratum (vora-, vor-)

A

to eat

carnivorous, insectivorous, lactivorous

579
Q

vox,vocis (vox, voc-)

vocare, vocatum (vocar-, vocat-)

A

voice and to call

evocator, provocative, vocal, vox cholerica