Derivatives Tallahassee Flashcards
1
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From what Latin noun do we derive the English word agrarian?
A
ager
2
Q
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word agriculture?
A
ager
3
Q
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word pilgrim?
A
ager
4
Q
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word peregrination?
A
ager
5
Q
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive altar.
A
altus
6
Q
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive altitude.
A
altus
7
Q
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive alto.
A
altus
8
Q
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive enhance.
A
altus
9
Q
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive exalt.
A
altus
10
Q
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive haughty.
A
altus
11
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Give the Latin adjective from which we derive oboe.
A
altus
12
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amatuer.
A
amō
13
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amatory.
A
amō
14
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amiable.
A
amō
15
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amicable.
A
amō
16
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amity.
A
amō
17
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive amorous.
A
amō
18
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enamour.
A
amō
19
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enemy.
A
amō
20
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enmity.
A
amō
21
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive inimical.
A
amō
22
Q
Give the Latin verb from which we derive paramour.
A
amō
23
Q
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word anniversary?
A
annus
24
Q
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word annual?
A
annus
25
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word annuity?
annus
26
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word biennial?
annus
27
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word centennial?
annus
28
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word millennium?
annus
29
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word perennial?
annus
30
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word triennial?
annus
31
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word superannuate?
annus
32
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aquarium?
aqua
33
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aquatic?
aqua
34
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aqueduct?
aqua
35
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aqueous?
aqua
36
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aquamarine?
aqua
37
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word ewer?
aqua
38
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word sewer?
aqua
39
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word belligerent?
bellum
40
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word bellicose?
bellum
41
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word duel?
bellum
42
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word rebel?
bellum
43
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word rebellion?
bellum
44
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word revelry?
bellum
45
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beau.
bonus
46
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beauteous.
bonus
47
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beautiful.
bonus
48
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beauty.
bonus
49
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive belladonna.
bonus
50
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive belle.
bonus
51
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benedict.
bonus
52
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benefactor.
bonus
53
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beneficent.
bonus
54
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beneficial.
bonus
55
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beneficiary.
bonus
56
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benefit.
bonus
57
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benevolent.
bonus
58
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benign.
bonus
59
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive bonanza.
bonus
60
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive bonbon.
bonus
61
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive boon.
bonus
62
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive bounty.
bonus
63
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive debonair.
bonus
64
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive embellish.
bonus
65
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word ceiling?
caelum
66
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word celestial?
caelum
67
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word cerulean?
caelum
68
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word camp?
campus
69
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word campaign?
campus
70
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word camper?
campus
71
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word champaign?
campus
72
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word champion?
campus
73
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word encamp?
campus
74
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word scamp?
campus
75
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word casino?
casa
76
Give the Latin verb from which we derive acclaim.
clamo
77
Give the Latin verb from which we derive claim.
clamo
78
Give the Latin verb from which we derive clamorous.
clamo
79
Give the Latin verb from which we derive declaim.
clamo
80
Give the Latin verb from which we derive declamation.
clamo
81
Give the Latin verb from which we derive exclamation.
clamo
82
Give the Latin verb from which we derive disclaim.
clamo
83
Give the Latin verb from which we derive proclaim.
clamo
84
Give the Latin verb from which we derive proclamation.
clamo
85
Give the Latin verb from which we derive reclaim.
clamo
86
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word copious?
copia
87
Give the Latin adverb from which we derive procrastinate.
cras
88
Give the Latin verb from which we derive debit.
debeō
89
Give the Latin verb from which we derive debt.
debeō
90
Give the Latin verb from which we derive debtor.
debeō
91
Give the Latin verb from which we derive devoir.
debeō
92
Give the Latin verb from which we derive due.
debeō
93
Give the Latin verb from which we derive duly.
debeō
94
Give the Latin verb from which we derive duty.
debeō
95
Give the Latin verb from which we derive duteous.
debeō
96
Give the Latin verb from which we derive dutiful.
debeō
97
Give the Latin verb from which we derive endeavor.
debeō
98
Give the Latin verb from which we derive indebted.
debeō
99
Give the Latin verb from which we derive overdue.
debeō
100
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deity?
deus
101
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deify?
deus
102
Give the Latin verb from which we derive add.
do
103
Give the Latin verb from which we derive addition.
do
104
Give the Latin verb from which we derive date.
do
105
Give the Latin verb from which we derive dative.
do
106
Give the Latin verb from which we derive dice.
do
107
Give the Latin verb from which we derive donate.
do
108
Give the Latin verb from which we derive dowry.
do
109
Give the Latin verb from which we derive edit.
do
110
Give the Latin verb from which we derive edition.
do
111
Give the Latin verb from which we derive editorial.
do
112
Give the Latin verb from which we derive endow.
do
113
Give the Latin verb from which we derive docile.
doceō
114
Give the Latin verb from which we derive doctorate.
doceō
115
Give the Latin verb from which we derive doctrine.
doceō
116
Give the Latin verb from which we derive document.
doceō
117
Give the Latin verb from which we derive documentary.
doceō
118
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word dominate?
dominus
119
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word dominant?
dominus
120
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word dominion?
dominus
121
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word equine?
equus
122
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word equestrian?
equus
123
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fabulous?
fabula
124
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fabulist?
fabula
125
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word confabulate?
fabula
126
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fable?
fabula
127
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word feminine?
femina
128
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word feminism?
femina
129
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word effeminate?
femina
130
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word female?
femina
131
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word filial?
filius
132
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word affiliate?
filius
133
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fortunate?
fortuna
134
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word misfortune?
fortuna
135
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word unfortunate?
fortuna
136
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word forensic?
forum
137
Give the Latin verb from which we derive able.
habeō
138
Give the Latin verb from which we derive ability.
habeō
139
Give the Latin verb from which we derive disable.
habeō
140
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enable.
habeō
141
Give the Latin verb from which we derive habit.
habeō
142
Give the Latin verb from which we derive habitual.
habeō
143
Give the Latin verb from which we derive inhabit.
habeō
144
Give the Latin verb from which we derive inhibit.
habeō
145
Give the Latin verb from which we derive prohibit.
habeō
146
Give the Latin verb from which we derive rehabilitate.
habeō
147
Give the Latin verb from which we derive exhibit.
habeō
148
Give the Latin verb from which we derive exhibition.
habeō
149
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word injury?
iniuria
150
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word injurious?
iniuria
151
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word insular?
insula
152
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word insulate?
insula
153
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word isle?
insula
154
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word islet?
insula
155
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word isolate?
insula
156
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word peninsula?
insula
157
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive irate.
iratus
158
Give the Latin verb from which we derive laboratory.
labōrō
159
Give the Latin verb from which we derive collaborate.
labōrō
160
Give the Latin verb from which we derive elaborate.
labōrō
161
Give the Latin verb from which we derive laborious.
labōrō
162
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive latitude.
latus
163
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive dilate.
latus
164
Give the Latin verb from which we derive laudible.
laudō
165
Give the Latin verb from which we derive laud.
laudō
166
Give the Latin verb from which we derive applaud.
laudō
167
Give the Latin verb from which we derive applause.
laudō
168
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word library?
liber
169
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word libel?
liber
170
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive deliver.
līber
171
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberal.
līber
172
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberalism.
līber
173
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberate.
līber
174
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberality.
līber
175
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive libertine.
līber
176
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberty.
līber
177
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive elongate.
longus
178
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive longevity.
longus
179
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive longitude.
longus
180
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive lunge.
longus
181
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive oblong.
longus
182
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive prolong.
longus
183
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word magistrate?
magister
184
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word magisterial?
magister
185
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnate.
magnus
186
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnify.
magnus
187
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnanimous.
magnus
188
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnific.
magnus
189
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnificent.
magnus
190
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnitude.
magnus
191
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive dismal.
malus
192
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malady.
malus
193
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malaria.
malus
194
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malevolent.
malus
195
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malice.
malus
196
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malicious.
malus
197
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malign.
malus
198
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malignant.
malus
199
Give the Latin verb from which we derive manor.
maneō
200
Give the Latin verb from which we derive manorial.
maneō
201
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mansion.
maneō
202
Give the Latin verb from which we derive menial.
maneō
203
Give the Latin verb from which we derive permanent.
maneō
204
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remain.
maneō
205
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remnant.
maneō
206
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remainder.
maneō
207
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word memorial?
memoria
208
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word remember?
memoria
209
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word immemorial?
memoria
210
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word memorable?
memoria
211
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive miserable.
miser
212
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive misery.
miser
213
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive commiserate.
miser
214
Give the Latin verb from which we derive admonish.
moneō
215
Give the Latin verb from which we derive admonition.
moneō
216
Give the Latin verb from which we derive demonstrate.
moneō
217
Give the Latin verb from which we derive monitor.
moneō
218
Give the Latin verb from which we derive monster.
moneō
219
Give the Latin verb from which we derive monstrosity.
moneō
220
Give the Latin verb from which we derive monument.
moneō
221
Give the Latin verb from which we derive muster.
moneō
222
Give the Latin verb from which we derive premonition.
moneō
223
Give the Latin verb from which we derive summon.
moneō
224
Give the Latin verb from which we derive automobile.
moveō
225
Give the Latin verb from which we derive commotion.
moveō
226
Give the Latin verb from which we derive emotion.
moveō
227
Give the Latin verb from which we derive immovable.
moveō
228
Give the Latin verb from which we derive locomotion.
moveō
229
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mob.
moveō
230
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mobile.
moveō
231
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mobility.
moveō
232
Give the Latin verb from which we derive moment.
moveō
233
Give the Latin verb from which we derive motif.
moveō
234
Give the Latin verb from which we derive motion.
moveō
235
Give the Latin verb from which we derive motor.
moveō
236
Give the Latin verb from which we derive movable.
moveō
237
Give the Latin verb from which we derive movie.
moveō
238
Give the Latin verb from which we derive mutiny.
moveō
239
Give the Latin verb from which we derive promote.
moveō
240
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remote.
moveō
241
Give the Latin verb from which we derive remove.
moveō
242
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multiply.
multus
243
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multiform.
multus
244
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multitude.
multus
245
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multitudinous.
multus
246
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multiplicity.
multus
247
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word nautical?
nauta
248
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word astronaut?
nauta
249
Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigate.
navigō
250
Give the Latin verb from which we derive circumnavigate.
navigō
251
Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigable.
navigō
252
Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigation.
navigō
253
Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigator.
navigō
254
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive annotate.
notus
255
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive denote.
notus
256
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive keynote.
notus
257
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive notable.
notus
258
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive notary.
notus
259
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive note.
notus
260
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive notation.
notus
261
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive innovation.
novus
262
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novel.
novus
263
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novelist.
novus
264
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novelty.
novus
265
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novice.
novus
266
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive renovate.
novus
267
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word numerical?
numerus
268
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word number?
numerus
269
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word numerous?
numerus
270
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word enumerate?
numerus
271
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word innumerable?
numerus
272
Give the Latin verb from which we derive announce.
nuntiō
273
Give the Latin verb from which we derive denounce.
nuntiō
274
Give the Latin verb from which we derive enunciate.
nuntiō
275
Give the Latin verb from which we derive pronounce.
nuntiō
276
Give the Latin verb from which we derive renounce.
nuntiō
277
Give the Latin verb from which we derive parade.
parō
278
Give the Latin verb from which we derive parachute.
parō
279
Give the Latin verb from which we derive prepare.
parō
280
Give the Latin verb from which we derive repair.
parō
281
Give the Latin verb from which we derive impair.
parō
282
Give the Latin verb from which we derive separate.
parō
283
Give the Latin verb from which we derive irreparable.
parō
284
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word patriot?
patria
285
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word patriotism?
patria
286
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word expatriate?
patria
287
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word repatriate?
patria
288
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word pecuniary?
pecunia
289
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word impecunious?
pecunia
290
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word penal?
poena
291
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word penalty?
poena
292
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word subpoena?
poena
293
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word popular?
populus
294
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word population?
populus
295
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word depopulate?
populus
296
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word populace?
populus
297
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word populous?
populus
298
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word pub?
populus
299
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word public?
populus
300
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word publicity?
populus
301
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word republic?
populus
302
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word portal?
porta
303
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word porch?
porta
304
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word porter?
porta
305
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word portico?
porta
306
Give the Latin verb from which we derive deport.
portō
307
Give the Latin verb from which we derive import.
portō
308
Give the Latin verb from which we derive export.
portō
309
Give the Latin verb from which we derive portable.
portō
310
Give the Latin verb from which we derive sport.
portō
311
Give the Latin verb from which we derive transport.
portō
312
Give the Latin verb from which we derive support.
portō
313
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word puerile?
puer
314
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive pulchritude.
pulcher
315
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive pulchritudinous.
pulcher
316
Give the Latin verb from which we derive ridicule.
rīdeō
317
Give the Latin verb from which we derive ridiculous.
rīdeō
318
Give the Latin verb from which we derive deride.
rīdeō
319
Give the Latin verb from which we derive derisive.
rīdeō
320
Give the Latin verb from which we derive conservative.
servō
321
Give the Latin verb from which we derive conservation.
servō
322
Give the Latin verb from which we derive observe.
servō
323
Give the Latin verb from which we derive preserve.
servō
324
Give the Latin verb from which we derive reserve.
servō
325
Give the Latin verb from which we derive reservoir.
servō
326
Give the Latin verb from which we derive preservative.
servō
327
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word servile?
servus
328
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word serve?
servus
329
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deserve?
servus
330
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word serf?
servus
331
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word service?
servus
332
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word servitude?
servus
333
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word subservient?
servus
334
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word signal?
signum
335
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word assign?
signum
336
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word design?
signum
337
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word designate?
signum
338
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word ensign?
signum
339
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word signature?
signum
340
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word seal?
signum
341
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word signify?
signum
342
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word significant?
signum
343
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word sylvan?
silva
344
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word Pennsylvania?
silva
345
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word savage?
silva
346
Give the Latin verb from which we derive attempt.
temptō
347
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tempt.
temptō
348
Give the Latin verb from which we derive temptation.
temptō
349
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tentacle.
temptō
350
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tentative.
temptō
351
Give the Latin verb from which we derive abstain.
teneō
352
Give the Latin verb from which we derive contain.
teneō
353
Give the Latin verb from which we derive content.
teneō
354
Give the Latin verb from which we derive continue.
teneō
355
Give the Latin verb from which we derive detention.
teneō
356
Give the Latin verb from which we derive detain.
teneō
357
Give the Latin verb from which we derive entertain.
teneō
358
Give the Latin verb from which we derive maintain.
teneō
359
Give the Latin verb from which we derive pertinent.
teneō
360
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenable.
teneō
361
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenacious.
teneō
362
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenacity.
teneō
363
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tennis.
teneō
364
Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenure.
teneō
365
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word terrain?
terra
366
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word terrace?
terra
367
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word inter?
terra
368
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word disinter?
terra
369
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word terrestrial?
terra
370
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word subterranean?
terra
371
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word mediterranean?
terra
372
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word territory?
terra
373
Give the Latin verb from which we derive deter.
terreō
374
Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrible.
terreō
375
Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrific.
terreō
376
Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrorize.
terreō
377
Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrorism.
terreō
378
Give the Latin verb from which we derive intimidate.
timeō
379
Give the Latin verb from which we derive timid.
timeō
380
Give the Latin verb from which we derive timidity.
timeō
381
Give the Latin verb from which we derive timorous.
timeō
382
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word umbrella?
umbra
383
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word umbrage?
umbra
384
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verbal?
verbum
385
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verb?
verbum
386
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verbiage?
verbum
387
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verbose?
verbum
388
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word adverb?
verbum
389
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word proverb?
verbum
390
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word proverbial?
verbum
391
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive verify.
vērus
392
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive verity.
vērus
393
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive verdict.
vērus
394
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive aver.
vērus
395
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive veracity.
vērus
396
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive veritable.
vērus
397
Give the Latin adjective from which we derive very.
vērus
398
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word convey?
via
399
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word convoy?
via
400
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deviate?
via
401
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word devious?
via
402
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word envoy?
via
403
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word invoice?
via
404
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word trivial?
via
405
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word voyage?
via
406
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word obvious?
via
407
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word previous?
via
408
Give the Latin verb from which we derive advice.
videō
409
Give the Latin verb from which we derive advise.
videō
410
Give the Latin verb from which we derive envious.
videō
411
Give the Latin verb from which we derive evidence.
videō
412
Give the Latin verb from which we derive improvise.
videō
413
Give the Latin verb from which we derive invisible.
videō
414
Give the Latin verb from which we derive preview.
videō
415
Give the Latin verb from which we derive provide.
videō
416
Give the Latin verb from which we derive prudent.
videō
417
Give the Latin verb from which we derive revise.
videō
418
Give the Latin verb from which we derive supervise.
videō
419
Give the Latin verb from which we derive visual.
videō
420
Give the Latin verb from which we derive view.
videō
421
Give the Latin verb from which we derive survey.
videō
422
Give the Latin verb from which we derive television.
videō
423
Give the Latin verb from which we derive visit.
videō
424
Give the Latin verb from which we derive visor.
videō
425
Give the Latin verb from which we derive visible.
videō
426
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word virile?
vir
427
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word virility?
vir
428
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word triumvirate?
vir
429
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word virtual?
vir
430
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word vital?
vita
431
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word vitality?
vita
432
From what Latin noun do we derive the English word vitamin?
vita
433
Give the Latin verb from which we derive advocate.
vocō
434
Give the Latin verb from which we derive convocation.
vocō
435
Give the Latin verb from which we derive equivocal.
vocō
436
Give the Latin verb from which we derive equivocate.
vocō
437
Give the Latin verb from which we derive evoke.
vocō
438
Give the Latin verb from which we derive invoke.
vocō
439
Give the Latin verb from which we derive irrevocable.
vocō
440
Give the Latin verb from which we derive revoke.
vocō
441
Give the Latin verb from which we derive vocabulary.
vocō
442
Give the Latin verb from which we derive vocal.
vocō
