Vocabulary and Derivitives Lesson I-V Flashcards by Rebecca Ferguson

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I love, like

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Amo “amateur”

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I work

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Laboro “laboratory”

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I praise

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Laudo “Laudable”

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I beg, pray

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Oro “Orator”

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I call

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Voco “vocal”

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Water

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Aqua “aquarium”

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Glory

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Gloria “Glorify”

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Italy

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Italia

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Memory

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Memoria “Memorial”

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Rome

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Roma

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Victory

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Victoria “victorious”

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Life

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Vita “vitamin”

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I sail

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Navigo “navigate”

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I look at

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Specto “spectator”

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Fortune, chance

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Fortuna “fortunate”

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Gaul

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Galia

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Plant, herb

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Herba “herbivore”

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Table

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Mensa “mesa”

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Sailor

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Nauta “nautilus”

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Land, earth

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Terra “territory”

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Road, way

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Via

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I shout

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Clamo “clamor”

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I carry

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Porto “portable”

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I overcome, surpass

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Supero “superior”

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Farmer

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Agricola “agriculture”

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Woman

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Femina “feminine”

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Daughter

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Filia “filial”

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Fatherland, country

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Patria “patriot”

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Girl

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Puella

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Seat

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Sella

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Queen

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Regina

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I adore

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Adoro “adoration”

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I walk

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Ambulo “ambulance”

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I set free

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Libero “liberate”

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Fault

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Culpa (-ae) “culpable

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Flight

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Fuga (-ae) “fugitive”

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Spain

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Hispania (-ae)

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Moon

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Luna (-ae) “lunar”

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Mary

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Maria (-ae)

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Forest

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Silva (-ae) “Pennsylvania”

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Wave

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Unda (-ae) “inundate”

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I judge, consider

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Judico “judicial”

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I seize

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Occupo “occupy”

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I fight

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Pugno “pugnacious”