Derivatives Tallahassee Flashcards
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word agrarian?
ager
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word agriculture?
ager
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word pilgrim?
ager
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word peregrination?
ager
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive altar.
altus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive altitude.
altus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive alto.
altus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive enhance.
altus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive exalt.
altus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive haughty.
altus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive oboe.
altus
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amatuer.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amatory.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amiable.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amicable.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amity.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amorous.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enamour.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enemy.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enmity.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive inimical.
amō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive paramour.
amō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word anniversary?
annus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word annual?
annus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word annuity?
annus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word biennial?
annus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word centennial?
annus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word millennium?
annus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word perennial?
annus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word triennial?
annus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word superannuate?
annus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aquarium?
aqua
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aquatic?
aqua
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aqueduct?
aqua
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aqueous?
aqua
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aquamarine?
aqua
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word ewer?
aqua
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word sewer?
aqua
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word belligerent?
bellum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word bellicose?
bellum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word duel?
bellum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word rebel?
bellum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word rebellion?
bellum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word revelry?
bellum
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beau.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beauteous.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beautiful.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beauty.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive belladonna.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive belle.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benedict.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benefactor.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beneficent.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beneficial.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beneficiary.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benefit.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benevolent.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benign.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive bonanza.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive bonbon.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive boon.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive bounty.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive debonair.
bonus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive embellish.
bonus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word ceiling?
caelum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word celestial?
caelum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word cerulean?
caelum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word camp?
campus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word campaign?
campus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word camper?
campus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word champaign?
campus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word champion?
campus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word encamp?
campus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word scamp?
campus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word casino?
casa
Give the Latin verb from which we derive acclaim.
clamo
Give the Latin verb from which we derive claim.
clamo
Give the Latin verb from which we derive clamorous.
clamo
Give the Latin verb from which we derive declaim.
clamo
Give the Latin verb from which we derive declamation.
clamo
Give the Latin verb from which we derive exclamation.
clamo
Give the Latin verb from which we derive disclaim.
clamo
Give the Latin verb from which we derive proclaim.
clamo
Give the Latin verb from which we derive proclamation.
clamo
Give the Latin verb from which we derive reclaim.
clamo
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word copious?
copia
Give the Latin adverb from which we derive procrastinate.
cras
Give the Latin verb from which we derive debit.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive debt.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive debtor.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive devoir.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive due.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive duly.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive duty.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive duteous.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive dutiful.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive endeavor.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive indebted.
debeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive overdue.
debeō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deity?
deus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deify?
deus
Give the Latin verb from which we derive add.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive addition.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive date.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive dative.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive dice.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive donate.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive dowry.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive edit.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive edition.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive editorial.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive endow.
do
Give the Latin verb from which we derive docile.
doceō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive doctorate.
doceō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive doctrine.
doceō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive document.
doceō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive documentary.
doceō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word dominate?
dominus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word dominant?
dominus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word dominion?
dominus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word equine?
equus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word equestrian?
equus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fabulous?
fabula
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fabulist?
fabula
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word confabulate?
fabula
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fable?
fabula
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word feminine?
femina
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word feminism?
femina
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word effeminate?
femina
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word female?
femina
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word filial?
filius
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word affiliate?
filius
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fortunate?
fortuna
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word misfortune?
fortuna
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word unfortunate?
fortuna
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word forensic?
forum
Give the Latin verb from which we derive able.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive ability.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive disable.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enable.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive habit.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive habitual.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive inhabit.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive inhibit.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive prohibit.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive rehabilitate.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive exhibit.
habeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive exhibition.
habeō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word injury?
iniuria
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word injurious?
iniuria
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word insular?
insula
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word insulate?
insula
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word isle?
insula
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word islet?
insula
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word isolate?
insula
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word peninsula?
insula
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive irate.
iratus
Give the Latin verb from which we derive laboratory.
labōrō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive collaborate.
labōrō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive elaborate.
labōrō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive laborious.
labōrō
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive latitude.
latus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive dilate.
latus
Give the Latin verb from which we derive laudible.
laudō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive laud.
laudō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive applaud.
laudō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive applause.
laudō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word library?
liber
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word libel?
liber
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive deliver.
līber
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberal.
līber
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberalism.
līber
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberate.
līber
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberality.
līber
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive libertine.
līber
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberty.
līber
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive elongate.
longus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive longevity.
longus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive longitude.
longus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive lunge.
longus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive oblong.
longus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive prolong.
longus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word magistrate?
magister
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word magisterial?
magister
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnate.
magnus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnify.
magnus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnanimous.
magnus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnific.
magnus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnificent.
magnus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnitude.
magnus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive dismal.
malus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malady.
malus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malaria.
malus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malevolent.
malus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malice.
malus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malicious.
malus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malign.
malus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malignant.
malus
Give the Latin verb from which we derive manor.
maneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive manorial.
maneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mansion.
maneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive menial.
maneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive permanent.
maneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remain.
maneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remnant.
maneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remainder.
maneō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word memorial?
memoria
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word remember?
memoria
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word immemorial?
memoria
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word memorable?
memoria
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive miserable.
miser
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive misery.
miser
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive commiserate.
miser
Give the Latin verb from which we derive admonish.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive admonition.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive demonstrate.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive monitor.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive monster.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive monstrosity.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive monument.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive muster.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive premonition.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive summon.
moneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive automobile.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive commotion.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive emotion.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive immovable.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive locomotion.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mob.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mobile.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mobility.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive moment.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive motif.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive motion.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive motor.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive movable.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive movie.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mutiny.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive promote.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remote.
moveō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remove.
moveō
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multiply.
multus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multiform.
multus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multitude.
multus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multitudinous.
multus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multiplicity.
multus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word nautical?
nauta
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word astronaut?
nauta
Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigate.
navigō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive circumnavigate.
navigō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigable.
navigō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigation.
navigō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigator.
navigō
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive annotate.
notus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive denote.
notus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive keynote.
notus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive notable.
notus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive notary.
notus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive note.
notus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive notation.
notus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive innovation.
novus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novel.
novus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novelist.
novus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novelty.
novus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novice.
novus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive renovate.
novus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word numerical?
numerus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word number?
numerus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word numerous?
numerus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word enumerate?
numerus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word innumerable?
numerus
Give the Latin verb from which we derive announce.
nuntiō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive denounce.
nuntiō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enunciate.
nuntiō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive pronounce.
nuntiō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive renounce.
nuntiō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive parade.
parō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive parachute.
parō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive prepare.
parō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive repair.
parō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive impair.
parō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive separate.
parō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive irreparable.
parō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word patriot?
patria
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word patriotism?
patria
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word expatriate?
patria
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word repatriate?
patria
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word pecuniary?
pecunia
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word impecunious?
pecunia
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word penal?
poena
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word penalty?
poena
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word subpoena?
poena
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word popular?
populus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word population?
populus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word depopulate?
populus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word populace?
populus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word populous?
populus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word pub?
populus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word public?
populus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word publicity?
populus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word republic?
populus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word portal?
porta
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word porch?
porta
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word porter?
porta
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word portico?
porta
Give the Latin verb from which we derive deport.
portō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive import.
portō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive export.
portō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive portable.
portō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive sport.
portō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive transport.
portō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive support.
portō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word puerile?
puer
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive pulchritude.
pulcher
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive pulchritudinous.
pulcher
Give the Latin verb from which we derive ridicule.
rīdeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive ridiculous.
rīdeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive deride.
rīdeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive derisive.
rīdeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive conservative.
servō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive conservation.
servō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive observe.
servō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive preserve.
servō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive reserve.
servō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive reservoir.
servō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive preservative.
servō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word servile?
servus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word serve?
servus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deserve?
servus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word serf?
servus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word service?
servus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word servitude?
servus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word subservient?
servus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word signal?
signum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word assign?
signum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word design?
signum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word designate?
signum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word ensign?
signum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word signature?
signum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word seal?
signum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word signify?
signum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word significant?
signum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word sylvan?
silva
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word Pennsylvania?
silva
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word savage?
silva
Give the Latin verb from which we derive attempt.
temptō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tempt.
temptō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive temptation.
temptō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tentacle.
temptō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tentative.
temptō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive abstain.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive contain.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive content.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive continue.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive detention.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive detain.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive entertain.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive maintain.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive pertinent.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenable.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenacious.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenacity.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tennis.
teneō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenure.
teneō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word terrain?
terra
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word terrace?
terra
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word inter?
terra
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word disinter?
terra
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word terrestrial?
terra
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word subterranean?
terra
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word mediterranean?
terra
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word territory?
terra
Give the Latin verb from which we derive deter.
terreō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrible.
terreō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrific.
terreō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrorize.
terreō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrorism.
terreō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive intimidate.
timeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive timid.
timeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive timidity.
timeō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive timorous.
timeō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word umbrella?
umbra
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word umbrage?
umbra
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verbal?
verbum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verb?
verbum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verbiage?
verbum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verbose?
verbum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word adverb?
verbum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word proverb?
verbum
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word proverbial?
verbum
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive verify.
vērus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive verity.
vērus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive verdict.
vērus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive aver.
vērus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive veracity.
vērus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive veritable.
vērus
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive very.
vērus
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word convey?
via
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word convoy?
via
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deviate?
via
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word devious?
via
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word envoy?
via
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word invoice?
via
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word trivial?
via
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word voyage?
via
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word obvious?
via
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word previous?
via
Give the Latin verb from which we derive advice.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive advise.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive envious.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive evidence.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive improvise.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive invisible.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive preview.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive provide.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive prudent.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive revise.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive supervise.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive visual.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive view.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive survey.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive television.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive visit.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive visor.
videō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive visible.
videō
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word virile?
vir
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word virility?
vir
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word triumvirate?
vir
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word virtual?
vir
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word vital?
vita
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word vitality?
vita
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word vitamin?
vita
Give the Latin verb from which we derive advocate.
vocō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive convocation.
vocō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive equivocal.
vocō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive equivocate.
vocō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive evoke.
vocō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive invoke.
vocō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive irrevocable.
vocō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive revoke.
vocō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive vocabulary.
vocō
Give the Latin verb from which we derive vocal.
vocō
