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Derivatives: Stages 5 + 6 Flashcards

1
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A story conveying a moral. (fabula)

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Fable

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2
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Minister (pastores)

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Pastor

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3
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Young (iuvenis)

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Juvenile

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4
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Written request (petit)

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Petition

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5
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Express approval loudly (plaudit)

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Applaud

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6
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Womanly (femina)

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Feminine

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7
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Shouting (clamor)

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Clamour

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8
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Irritate (vexat)

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Vex

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9
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Riotous (turba)

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Turbulent

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10
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Excessively fond of one’s wife (uxor)

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Uxorious

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11
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Of infinite power (omnes)

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Omnipotent

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12
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Boyish or childish (puer)

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Puerile

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13
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Legendary; incredible (fabula)

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Fabulous

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14
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Of sailors or navigation (nauta)

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Nautical

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15
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Cultivation of the soil (agricolae)

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Agriculture

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16
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Because the bully picked on him so much, he became ___________ in his dealings with others. (pugna: fight)

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Pugnacious

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17
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The lengthy argument resulted from a very __________ point of discussion. (contentio: argument)

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Contentious

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18
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The problem seemed __________, but we found a solution eventually. (superat: to overcome)

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Insuperable

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19
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Very sensitive children are often ____________. (lacrimat: to cry).

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Lachrymose

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20
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The agreement exchanged had to be _________ with nothing exchanged in writing to keep it’s secrecy. (tactite: quietly)

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Tacit

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21
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The nun spent a period of time as a _______. (postulat: to demand)

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Postulant

22
Q

University students may sometimes join a ________. (sororem: sister)

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Sorority

23
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His reputation for _______ was well-deserved, since he could always be counted on. (fidelus: faithful)

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Fidelity

24
Q

His unwillingness to spend money gave him a reputation for ________. (avarus: miser)

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Avarice

25
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The ice cream _______ is always welcome. (vendit: to sell)

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Vendor

26
Q

The doctor ordered the nurse to bring his tools _______. (statim: at once)

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Stat.

27
Q

The stadium seemed to ________ with the crowd. (pulsat: to hit, to knock)

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Pulsate

28
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The man’s _______ appearance caused suspicion. (fur: thief)

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Furtive

29
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Her constant desire to gossip earned her a rep as a ________. (quid: what, nunc:how)

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Quidnunc

30
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Some unmotivated classes suffer from a ________ of ambition. (parvus: small)

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Parvitude

31
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Root words: paene - almost; insula - island

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Peninsula

32
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Root word: rogat - to ask

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Interrogative

33
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Root word: celeriter - quick

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Accelerate

34
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Root word: duo - two

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Dual

35
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Root word: totam - whole

A

Total

36
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Root word: narrat - to tell

A

Narrator

37
Q

Root word: habitat - to live

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Inhabitant

38
Q

I should ________ so when I speak it is more clear. (nuntius: messenger)

A

Enunciate

39
Q

The church is led by the ________. (pastores: shepherd)

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Pastor

40
Q

One who can not stop eating has an _________ appetite. (satis: enough)

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Insatiable

41
Q

One who can not stop eating has an insatiable ________. (petit: to attack)

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Appetite

42
Q

Do not ________. (turba: crowd)

A

Disturb

43
Q

An airplane shaking is called __________. (turba: crowd)

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Turbulence

44
Q

Young adult books would be found in the _________ section. (iuvenes: young men)

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Juvenile

45
Q

To be boyish is also to be ________. (puer: boy)

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Puerile

46
Q

If you eat vegetables and meat you are an __________. (omnes: all)

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Omnivore

47
Q

Tattoos are ________. (manet: to remain, stay)

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Permanent

48
Q

If you are called _______, someone is calling you lazy. (otiosi: at leisure, idle)

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Otiose

49
Q

Apollo the god of wisdom is ________, because he knows everything that will happen. (omnes: all)

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Omniscient

50
Q

Matthew is _______ from school again. (abset: not here)

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Absent

51
Q

Someone who speaks different languages is called __________. (many: multi, linguam: language)

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Multilingual

52
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City Council will _______ to debate the issue of the mayor’s recent admission. (convenit: to come together)

A

Convene

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