Derivatives Tallahassee

Question 1

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word agrarian?

Answer 1

ager

Question 2

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word agriculture?

Answer 2

ager

Question 3

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word pilgrim?

Answer 3

ager

Question 4

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word peregrination?

Answer 4

ager

Question 5

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive altar.

Answer 5

altus

Question 6

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive altitude.

Answer 6

altus

Question 7

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive alto.

Answer 7

altus

Question 8

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive enhance.

Answer 8

altus

Question 9

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive exalt.

Answer 9

altus

Question 10

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive haughty.

Answer 10

altus

Question 11

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive oboe.

Answer 11

altus

Question 12

Give the Latin verb from which we derive amatuer.

Answer 12

amō

Question 13

Give the Latin verb from which we derive amatory.

Answer 13

amō

Question 14

Give the Latin verb from which we derive amiable.

Answer 14

amō

Question 15

Give the Latin verb from which we derive amicable.

Answer 15

amō

Question 16

Give the Latin verb from which we derive amity.

Answer 16

amō

Question 17

Give the Latin verb from which we derive amorous.

Answer 17

amō

Question 18

Give the Latin verb from which we derive enamour.

Answer 18

amō

Question 19

Give the Latin verb from which we derive enemy.

Answer 19

amō

Question 20

Give the Latin verb from which we derive enmity.

Answer 20

amō

Question 21

Give the Latin verb from which we derive inimical.

Answer 21

amō

Question 22

Give the Latin verb from which we derive paramour.

Answer 22

amō

Question 23

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word anniversary?

Answer 23

annus

Question 24

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word annual?

Answer 24

annus

Question 25

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word annuity?

Answer 25

annus

Question 26

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word biennial?

Answer 26

annus

Question 27

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word centennial?

Answer 27

annus

Question 28

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word millennium?

Answer 28

annus

Question 29

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word perennial?

Answer 29

annus

Question 30

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word triennial?

Answer 30

annus

Question 31

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word superannuate?

Answer 31

annus

Question 32

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aquarium?

Answer 32

aqua

Question 33

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aquatic?

Answer 33

aqua

Question 34

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aqueduct?

Answer 34

aqua

Question 35

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aqueous?

Answer 35

aqua

Question 36

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word aquamarine?

Answer 36

aqua

Question 37

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word ewer?

Answer 37

aqua

Question 38

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word sewer?

Answer 38

aqua

Question 39

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word belligerent?

Answer 39

bellum

Question 40

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word bellicose?

Answer 40

bellum

Question 41

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word duel?

Answer 41

bellum

Question 42

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word rebel?

Answer 42

bellum

Question 43

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word rebellion?

Answer 43

bellum

Question 44

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word revelry?

Answer 44

bellum

Question 45

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beau.

Answer 45

bonus

Question 46

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beauteous.

Answer 46

bonus

Question 47

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beautiful.

Answer 47

bonus

Question 48

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beauty.

Answer 48

bonus

Question 49

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive belladonna.

Answer 49

bonus

Question 50

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive belle.

Answer 50

bonus

Question 51

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benedict.

Answer 51

bonus

Question 52

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benefactor.

Answer 52

bonus

Question 53

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beneficent.

Answer 53

bonus

Question 54

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beneficial.

Answer 54

bonus

Question 55

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive beneficiary.

Answer 55

bonus

Question 56

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benefit.

Answer 56

bonus

Question 57

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benevolent.

Answer 57

bonus

Question 58

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive benign.

Answer 58

bonus

Question 59

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive bonanza.

Answer 59

bonus

Question 60

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive bonbon.

Answer 60

bonus

Question 61

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive boon.

Answer 61

bonus

Question 62

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive bounty.

Answer 62

bonus

Question 63

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive debonair.

Answer 63

bonus

Question 64

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive embellish.

Answer 64

bonus

Question 65

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word ceiling?

Answer 65

caelum

Question 66

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word celestial?

Answer 66

caelum

Question 67

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word cerulean?

Answer 67

caelum

Question 68

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word camp?

Answer 68

campus

Question 69

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word campaign?

Answer 69

campus

Question 70

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word camper?

Answer 70

campus

Question 71

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word champaign?

Answer 71

campus

Question 72

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word champion?

Answer 72

campus

Question 73

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word encamp?

Answer 73

campus

Question 74

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word scamp?

Answer 74

campus

Question 75

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word casino?

Answer 75

casa

Question 76

Give the Latin verb from which we derive acclaim.

Answer 76

clamo

Question 77

Give the Latin verb from which we derive claim.

Answer 77

clamo

Question 78

Give the Latin verb from which we derive clamorous.

Answer 78

clamo

Question 79

Give the Latin verb from which we derive declaim.

Answer 79

clamo

Question 80

Give the Latin verb from which we derive declamation.

Answer 80

clamo

Question 81

Give the Latin verb from which we derive exclamation.

Answer 81

clamo

Question 82

Give the Latin verb from which we derive disclaim.

Answer 82

clamo

Question 83

Give the Latin verb from which we derive proclaim.

Answer 83

clamo

Question 84

Give the Latin verb from which we derive proclamation.

Answer 84

clamo

Question 85

Give the Latin verb from which we derive reclaim.

Answer 85

clamo

Question 86

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word copious?

Answer 86

copia

Question 87

Give the Latin adverb from which we derive procrastinate.

Answer 87

cras

Question 88

Give the Latin verb from which we derive debit.

Answer 88

debeō

Question 89

Give the Latin verb from which we derive debt.

Answer 89

debeō

Question 90

Give the Latin verb from which we derive debtor.

Answer 90

debeō

Question 91

Give the Latin verb from which we derive devoir.

Answer 91

debeō

Question 92

Give the Latin verb from which we derive due.

Answer 92

debeō

Question 93

Give the Latin verb from which we derive duly.

Answer 93

debeō

Question 94

Give the Latin verb from which we derive duty.

Answer 94

debeō

Question 95

Give the Latin verb from which we derive duteous.

Answer 95

debeō

Question 96

Give the Latin verb from which we derive dutiful.

Answer 96

debeō

Question 97

Give the Latin verb from which we derive endeavor.

Answer 97

debeō

Question 98

Give the Latin verb from which we derive indebted.

Answer 98

debeō

Question 99

Give the Latin verb from which we derive overdue.

Answer 99

debeō

Question 100

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deity?

Answer 100

deus

Question 101

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deify?

Answer 101

deus

Question 102

Give the Latin verb from which we derive add.

Answer 102

do

Question 103

Give the Latin verb from which we derive addition.

Answer 103

do

Question 104

Give the Latin verb from which we derive date.

Answer 104

do

Question 105

Give the Latin verb from which we derive dative.

Answer 105

do

Question 106

Give the Latin verb from which we derive dice.

Answer 106

do

Question 107

Give the Latin verb from which we derive donate.

Answer 107

do

Question 108

Give the Latin verb from which we derive dowry.

Answer 108

do

Question 109

Give the Latin verb from which we derive edit.

Answer 109

do

Question 110

Give the Latin verb from which we derive edition.

Answer 110

do

Question 111

Give the Latin verb from which we derive editorial.

Answer 111

do

Question 112

Give the Latin verb from which we derive endow.

Answer 112

do

Question 113

Give the Latin verb from which we derive docile.

Answer 113

doceō

Question 114

Give the Latin verb from which we derive doctorate.

Answer 114

doceō

Question 115

Give the Latin verb from which we derive doctrine.

Answer 115

doceō

Question 116

Give the Latin verb from which we derive document.

Answer 116

doceō

Question 117

Give the Latin verb from which we derive documentary.

Answer 117

doceō

Question 118

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word dominate?

Answer 118

dominus

Question 119

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word dominant?

Answer 119

dominus

Question 120

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word dominion?

Answer 120

dominus

Question 121

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word equine?

Answer 121

equus

Question 122

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word equestrian?

Answer 122

equus

Question 123

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fabulous?

Answer 123

fabula

Question 124

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fabulist?

Answer 124

fabula

Question 125

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word confabulate?

Answer 125

fabula

Question 126

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fable?

Answer 126

fabula

Question 127

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word feminine?

Answer 127

femina

Question 128

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word feminism?

Answer 128

femina

Question 129

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word effeminate?

Answer 129

femina

Question 130

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word female?

Answer 130

femina

Question 131

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word filial?

Answer 131

filius

Question 132

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word affiliate?

Answer 132

filius

Question 133

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word fortunate?

Answer 133

fortuna

Question 134

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word misfortune?

Answer 134

fortuna

Question 135

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word unfortunate?

Answer 135

fortuna

Question 136

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word forensic?

Answer 136

forum

Question 137

Give the Latin verb from which we derive able.

Answer 137

habeō

Question 138

Give the Latin verb from which we derive ability.

Answer 138

habeō

Question 139

Give the Latin verb from which we derive disable.

Answer 139

habeō

Question 140

Give the Latin verb from which we derive enable.

Answer 140

habeō

Question 141

Give the Latin verb from which we derive habit.

Answer 141

habeō

Question 142

Give the Latin verb from which we derive habitual.

Answer 142

habeō

Question 143

Give the Latin verb from which we derive inhabit.

Answer 143

habeō

Question 144

Give the Latin verb from which we derive inhibit.

Answer 144

habeō

Question 145

Give the Latin verb from which we derive prohibit.

Answer 145

habeō

Question 146

Give the Latin verb from which we derive rehabilitate.

Answer 146

habeō

Question 147

Give the Latin verb from which we derive exhibit.

Answer 147

habeō

Question 148

Give the Latin verb from which we derive exhibition.

Answer 148

habeō

Question 149

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word injury?

Answer 149

iniuria

Question 150

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word injurious?

Answer 150

iniuria

Question 151

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word insular?

Answer 151

insula

Question 152

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word insulate?

Answer 152

insula

Question 153

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word isle?

Answer 153

insula

Question 154

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word islet?

Answer 154

insula

Question 155

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word isolate?

Answer 155

insula

Question 156

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word peninsula?

Answer 156

insula

Question 157

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive irate.

Answer 157

iratus

Question 158

Give the Latin verb from which we derive laboratory.

Answer 158

labōrō

Question 159

Give the Latin verb from which we derive collaborate.

Answer 159

labōrō

Question 160

Give the Latin verb from which we derive elaborate.

Answer 160

labōrō

Question 161

Give the Latin verb from which we derive laborious.

Answer 161

labōrō

Question 162

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive latitude.

Answer 162

latus

Question 163

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive dilate.

Answer 163

latus

Question 164

Give the Latin verb from which we derive laudible.

Answer 164

laudō

Question 165

Give the Latin verb from which we derive laud.

Answer 165

laudō

Question 166

Give the Latin verb from which we derive applaud.

Answer 166

laudō

Question 167

Give the Latin verb from which we derive applause.

Answer 167

laudō

Question 168

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word library?

Answer 168

liber

Question 169

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word libel?

Answer 169

liber

Question 170

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive deliver.

Answer 170

līber

Question 171

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberal.

Answer 171

līber

Question 172

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberalism.

Answer 172

līber

Question 173

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberate.

Answer 173

līber

Question 174

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberality.

Answer 174

līber

Question 175

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive libertine.

Answer 175

līber

Question 176

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive liberty.

Answer 176

līber

Question 177

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive elongate.

Answer 177

longus

Question 178

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive longevity.

Answer 178

longus

Question 179

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive longitude.

Answer 179

longus

Question 180

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive lunge.

Answer 180

longus

Question 181

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive oblong.

Answer 181

longus

Question 182

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive prolong.

Answer 182

longus

Question 183

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word magistrate?

Answer 183

magister

Question 184

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word magisterial?

Answer 184

magister

Question 185

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnate.

Answer 185

magnus

Question 186

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnify.

Answer 186

magnus

Question 187

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnanimous.

Answer 187

magnus

Question 188

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnific.

Answer 188

magnus

Question 189

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnificent.

Answer 189

magnus

Question 190

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive magnitude.

Answer 190

magnus

Question 191

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive dismal.

Answer 191

malus

Question 192

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malady.

Answer 192

malus

Question 193

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malaria.

Answer 193

malus

Question 194

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malevolent.

Answer 194

malus

Question 195

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malice.

Answer 195

malus

Question 196

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malicious.

Answer 196

malus

Question 197

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malign.

Answer 197

malus

Question 198

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive malignant.

Answer 198

malus

Question 199

Give the Latin verb from which we derive manor.

Answer 199

maneō

Question 200

Give the Latin verb from which we derive manorial.

Answer 200

maneō

Question 201

Give the Latin verb from which we derive mansion.

Answer 201

maneō

Question 202

Give the Latin verb from which we derive menial.

Answer 202

maneō

Question 203

Give the Latin verb from which we derive permanent.

Answer 203

maneō

Question 204

Give the Latin verb from which we derive remain.

Answer 204

maneō

Question 205

Give the Latin verb from which we derive remnant.

Answer 205

maneō

Question 206

Give the Latin verb from which we derive remainder.

Answer 206

maneō

Question 207

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word memorial?

Answer 207

memoria

Question 208

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word remember?

Answer 208

memoria

Question 209

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word immemorial?

Answer 209

memoria

Question 210

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word memorable?

Answer 210

memoria

Question 211

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive miserable.

Answer 211

miser

Question 212

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive misery.

Answer 212

miser

Question 213

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive commiserate.

Answer 213

miser

Question 214

Give the Latin verb from which we derive admonish.

Answer 214

moneō

Question 215

Give the Latin verb from which we derive admonition.

Answer 215

moneō

Question 216

Give the Latin verb from which we derive demonstrate.

Answer 216

moneō

Question 217

Give the Latin verb from which we derive monitor.

Answer 217

moneō

Question 218

Give the Latin verb from which we derive monster.

Answer 218

moneō

Question 219

Give the Latin verb from which we derive monstrosity.

Answer 219

moneō

Question 220

Give the Latin verb from which we derive monument.

Answer 220

moneō

Question 221

Give the Latin verb from which we derive muster.

Answer 221

moneō

Question 222

Give the Latin verb from which we derive premonition.

Answer 222

moneō

Question 223

Give the Latin verb from which we derive summon.

Answer 223

moneō

Question 224

Give the Latin verb from which we derive automobile.

Answer 224

moveō

Question 225

Give the Latin verb from which we derive commotion.

Answer 225

moveō

Question 226

Give the Latin verb from which we derive emotion.

Answer 226

moveō

Question 227

Give the Latin verb from which we derive immovable.

Answer 227

moveō

Question 228

Give the Latin verb from which we derive locomotion.

Answer 228

moveō

Question 229

Give the Latin verb from which we derive mob.

Answer 229

moveō

Question 230

Give the Latin verb from which we derive mobile.

Answer 230

moveō

Question 231

Give the Latin verb from which we derive mobility.

Answer 231

moveō

Question 232

Give the Latin verb from which we derive moment.

Answer 232

moveō

Question 233

Give the Latin verb from which we derive motif.

Answer 233

moveō

Question 234

Give the Latin verb from which we derive motion.

Answer 234

moveō

Question 235

Give the Latin verb from which we derive motor.

Answer 235

moveō

Question 236

Give the Latin verb from which we derive movable.

Answer 236

moveō

Question 237

Give the Latin verb from which we derive movie.

Answer 237

moveō

Question 238

Give the Latin verb from which we derive mutiny.

Answer 238

moveō

Question 239

Give the Latin verb from which we derive promote.

Answer 239

moveō

Question 240

Give the Latin verb from which we derive remote.

Answer 240

moveō

Question 241

Give the Latin verb from which we derive remove.

Answer 241

moveō

Question 242

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multiply.

Answer 242

multus

Question 243

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multiform.

Answer 243

multus

Question 244

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multitude.

Answer 244

multus

Question 245

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multitudinous.

Answer 245

multus

Question 246

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive multiplicity.

Answer 246

multus

Question 247

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word nautical?

Answer 247

nauta

Question 248

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word astronaut?

Answer 248

nauta

Question 249

Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigate.

Answer 249

navigō

Question 250

Give the Latin verb from which we derive circumnavigate.

Answer 250

navigō

Question 251

Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigable.

Answer 251

navigō

Question 252

Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigation.

Answer 252

navigō

Question 253

Give the Latin verb from which we derive navigator.

Answer 253

navigō

Question 254

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive annotate.

Answer 254

notus

Question 255

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive denote.

Answer 255

notus

Question 256

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive keynote.

Answer 256

notus

Question 257

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive notable.

Answer 257

notus

Question 258

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive notary.

Answer 258

notus

Question 259

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive note.

Answer 259

notus

Question 260

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive notation.

Answer 260

notus

Question 261

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive innovation.

Answer 261

novus

Question 262

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novel.

Answer 262

novus

Question 263

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novelist.

Answer 263

novus

Question 264

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novelty.

Answer 264

novus

Question 265

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive novice.

Answer 265

novus

Question 266

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive renovate.

Answer 266

novus

Question 267

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word numerical?

Answer 267

numerus

Question 268

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word number?

Answer 268

numerus

Question 269

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word numerous?

Answer 269

numerus

Question 270

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word enumerate?

Answer 270

numerus

Question 271

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word innumerable?

Answer 271

numerus

Question 272

Give the Latin verb from which we derive announce.

Answer 272

nuntiō

Question 273

Give the Latin verb from which we derive denounce.

Answer 273

nuntiō

Question 274

Give the Latin verb from which we derive enunciate.

Answer 274

nuntiō

Question 275

Give the Latin verb from which we derive pronounce.

Answer 275

nuntiō

Question 276

Give the Latin verb from which we derive renounce.

Answer 276

nuntiō

Question 277

Give the Latin verb from which we derive parade.

Answer 277

parō

Question 278

Give the Latin verb from which we derive parachute.

Answer 278

parō

Question 279

Give the Latin verb from which we derive prepare.

Answer 279

parō

Question 280

Give the Latin verb from which we derive repair.

Answer 280

parō

Question 281

Give the Latin verb from which we derive impair.

Answer 281

parō

Question 282

Give the Latin verb from which we derive separate.

Answer 282

parō

Question 283

Give the Latin verb from which we derive irreparable.

Answer 283

parō

Question 284

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word patriot?

Answer 284

patria

Question 285

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word patriotism?

Answer 285

patria

Question 286

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word expatriate?

Answer 286

patria

Question 287

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word repatriate?

Answer 287

patria

Question 288

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word pecuniary?

Answer 288

pecunia

Question 289

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word impecunious?

Answer 289

pecunia

Question 290

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word penal?

Answer 290

poena

Question 291

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word penalty?

Answer 291

poena

Question 292

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word subpoena?

Answer 292

poena

Question 293

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word popular?

Answer 293

populus

Question 294

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word population?

Answer 294

populus

Question 295

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word depopulate?

Answer 295

populus

Question 296

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word populace?

Answer 296

populus

Question 297

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word populous?

Answer 297

populus

Question 298

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word pub?

Answer 298

populus

Question 299

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word public?

Answer 299

populus

Question 300

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word publicity?

Answer 300

populus

Question 301

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word republic?

Answer 301

populus

Question 302

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word portal?

Answer 302

porta

Question 303

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word porch?

Answer 303

porta

Question 304

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word porter?

Answer 304

porta

Question 305

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word portico?

Answer 305

porta

Question 306

Give the Latin verb from which we derive deport.

Answer 306

portō

Question 307

Give the Latin verb from which we derive import.

Answer 307

portō

Question 308

Give the Latin verb from which we derive export.

Answer 308

portō

Question 309

Give the Latin verb from which we derive portable.

Answer 309

portō

Question 310

Give the Latin verb from which we derive sport.

Answer 310

portō

Question 311

Give the Latin verb from which we derive transport.

Answer 311

portō

Question 312

Give the Latin verb from which we derive support.

Answer 312

portō

Question 313

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word puerile?

Answer 313

puer

Question 314

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive pulchritude.

Answer 314

pulcher

Question 315

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive pulchritudinous.

Answer 315

pulcher

Question 316

Give the Latin verb from which we derive ridicule.

Answer 316

rīdeō

Question 317

Give the Latin verb from which we derive ridiculous.

Answer 317

rīdeō

Question 318

Give the Latin verb from which we derive deride.

Answer 318

rīdeō

Question 319

Give the Latin verb from which we derive derisive.

Answer 319

rīdeō

Question 320

Give the Latin verb from which we derive conservative.

Answer 320

servō

Question 321

Give the Latin verb from which we derive conservation.

Answer 321

servō

Question 322

Give the Latin verb from which we derive observe.

Answer 322

servō

Question 323

Give the Latin verb from which we derive preserve.

Answer 323

servō

Question 324

Give the Latin verb from which we derive reserve.

Answer 324

servō

Question 325

Give the Latin verb from which we derive reservoir.

Answer 325

servō

Question 326

Give the Latin verb from which we derive preservative.

Answer 326

servō

Question 327

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word servile?

Answer 327

servus

Question 328

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word serve?

Answer 328

servus

Question 329

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deserve?

Answer 329

servus

Question 330

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word serf?

Answer 330

servus

Question 331

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word service?

Answer 331

servus

Question 332

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word servitude?

Answer 332

servus

Question 333

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word subservient?

Answer 333

servus

Question 334

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word signal?

Answer 334

signum

Question 335

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word assign?

Answer 335

signum

Question 336

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word design?

Answer 336

signum

Question 337

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word designate?

Answer 337

signum

Question 338

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word ensign?

Answer 338

signum

Question 339

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word signature?

Answer 339

signum

Question 340

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word seal?

Answer 340

signum

Question 341

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word signify?

Answer 341

signum

Question 342

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word significant?

Answer 342

signum

Question 343

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word sylvan?

Answer 343

silva

Question 344

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word Pennsylvania?

Answer 344

silva

Question 345

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word savage?

Answer 345

silva

Question 346

Give the Latin verb from which we derive attempt.

Answer 346

temptō

Question 347

Give the Latin verb from which we derive tempt.

Answer 347

temptō

Question 348

Give the Latin verb from which we derive temptation.

Answer 348

temptō

Question 349

Give the Latin verb from which we derive tentacle.

Answer 349

temptō

Question 350

Give the Latin verb from which we derive tentative.

Answer 350

temptō

Question 351

Give the Latin verb from which we derive abstain.

Answer 351

teneō

Question 352

Give the Latin verb from which we derive contain.

Answer 352

teneō

Question 353

Give the Latin verb from which we derive content.

Answer 353

teneō

Question 354

Give the Latin verb from which we derive continue.

Answer 354

teneō

Question 355

Give the Latin verb from which we derive detention.

Answer 355

teneō

Question 356

Give the Latin verb from which we derive detain.

Answer 356

teneō

Question 357

Give the Latin verb from which we derive entertain.

Answer 357

teneō

Question 358

Give the Latin verb from which we derive maintain.

Answer 358

teneō

Question 359

Give the Latin verb from which we derive pertinent.

Answer 359

teneō

Question 360

Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenable.

Answer 360

teneō

Question 361

Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenacious.

Answer 361

teneō

Question 362

Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenacity.

Answer 362

teneō

Question 363

Give the Latin verb from which we derive tennis.

Answer 363

teneō

Question 364

Give the Latin verb from which we derive tenure.

Answer 364

teneō

Question 365

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word terrain?

Answer 365

terra

Question 366

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word terrace?

Answer 366

terra

Question 367

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word inter?

Answer 367

terra

Question 368

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word disinter?

Answer 368

terra

Question 369

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word terrestrial?

Answer 369

terra

Question 370

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word subterranean?

Answer 370

terra

Question 371

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word mediterranean?

Answer 371

terra

Question 372

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word territory?

Answer 372

terra

Question 373

Give the Latin verb from which we derive deter.

Answer 373

terreō

Question 374

Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrible.

Answer 374

terreō

Question 375

Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrific.

Answer 375

terreō

Question 376

Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrorize.

Answer 376

terreō

Question 377

Give the Latin verb from which we derive terrorism.

Answer 377

terreō

Question 378

Give the Latin verb from which we derive intimidate.

Answer 378

timeō

Question 379

Give the Latin verb from which we derive timid.

Answer 379

timeō

Question 380

Give the Latin verb from which we derive timidity.

Answer 380

timeō

Question 381

Give the Latin verb from which we derive timorous.

Answer 381

timeō

Question 382

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word umbrella?

Answer 382

umbra

Question 383

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word umbrage?

Answer 383

umbra

Question 384

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verbal?

Answer 384

verbum

Question 385

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verb?

Answer 385

verbum

Question 386

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verbiage?

Answer 386

verbum

Question 387

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word verbose?

Answer 387

verbum

Question 388

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word adverb?

Answer 388

verbum

Question 389

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word proverb?

Answer 389

verbum

Question 390

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word proverbial?

Answer 390

verbum

Question 391

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive verify.

Answer 391

vērus

Question 392

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive verity.

Answer 392

vērus

Question 393

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive verdict.

Answer 393

vērus

Question 394

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive aver.

Answer 394

vērus

Question 395

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive veracity.

Answer 395

vērus

Question 396

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive veritable.

Answer 396

vērus

Question 397

Give the Latin adjective from which we derive very.

Answer 397

vērus

Question 398

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word convey?

Answer 398

via

Question 399

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word convoy?

Answer 399

via

Question 400

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word deviate?

Answer 400

via

Question 401

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word devious?

Answer 401

via

Question 402

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word envoy?

Answer 402

via

Question 403

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word invoice?

Answer 403

via

Question 404

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word trivial?

Answer 404

via

Question 405

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word voyage?

Answer 405

via

Question 406

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word obvious?

Answer 406

via

Question 407

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word previous?

Answer 407

via

Question 408

Give the Latin verb from which we derive advice.

Answer 408

videō

Question 409

Give the Latin verb from which we derive advise.

Answer 409

videō

Question 410

Give the Latin verb from which we derive envious.

Answer 410

videō

Question 411

Give the Latin verb from which we derive evidence.

Answer 411

videō

Question 412

Give the Latin verb from which we derive improvise.

Answer 412

videō

Question 413

Give the Latin verb from which we derive invisible.

Answer 413

videō

Question 414

Give the Latin verb from which we derive preview.

Answer 414

videō

Question 415

Give the Latin verb from which we derive provide.

Answer 415

videō

Question 416

Give the Latin verb from which we derive prudent.

Answer 416

videō

Question 417

Give the Latin verb from which we derive revise.

Answer 417

videō

Question 418

Give the Latin verb from which we derive supervise.

Answer 418

videō

Question 419

Give the Latin verb from which we derive visual.

Answer 419

videō

Question 420

Give the Latin verb from which we derive view.

Answer 420

videō

Question 421

Give the Latin verb from which we derive survey.

Answer 421

videō

Question 422

Give the Latin verb from which we derive television.

Answer 422

videō

Question 423

Give the Latin verb from which we derive visit.

Answer 423

videō

Question 424

Give the Latin verb from which we derive visor.

Answer 424

videō

Question 425

Give the Latin verb from which we derive visible.

Answer 425

videō

Question 426

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word virile?

Answer 426

vir

Question 427

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word virility?

Answer 427

vir

Question 428

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word triumvirate?

Answer 428

vir

Question 429

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word virtual?

Answer 429

vir

Question 430

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word vital?

Answer 430

vita

Question 431

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word vitality?

Answer 431

vita

Question 432

From what Latin noun do we derive the English word vitamin?

Answer 432

vita

Question 433

Give the Latin verb from which we derive advocate.

Answer 433

vocō

Question 434

Give the Latin verb from which we derive convocation.

Answer 434

vocō

Question 435

Give the Latin verb from which we derive equivocal.

Answer 435

vocō

Question 436

Give the Latin verb from which we derive equivocate.

Answer 436

vocō

Question 437

Give the Latin verb from which we derive evoke.

Answer 437

vocō

Question 438

Give the Latin verb from which we derive invoke.

Answer 438

vocō

Question 439

Give the Latin verb from which we derive irrevocable.

Answer 439

vocō

Question 440

Give the Latin verb from which we derive revoke.

Answer 440

vocō

Question 441

Give the Latin verb from which we derive vocabulary.

Answer 441

vocō

Question 442

Give the Latin verb from which we derive vocal.

Answer 442

vocō