dei (m)

god

deity, deify

flamma

flammae (f)

flame

flammable

lingua

linguae (f)

light (unnatural)

illuminate

nihil

basically declined

nothing

nihilist

nox

noctis (f)

night

nocturnal

rex

regis (m)

king

regent

urbs

urbis (f)

city

urbanite

miser

-a, -um

sad, unhappy

miserable

suus

-a, -um

his, hers, its own

suicide

omnis

omne

all, every

omniscient

specto

spectare, spectavi, spectatum

to watch, look at

spectate

supero

superare, superavi, superatum

to overcome, surpass

supercede

sedeo

sedere, sedi, sessum

to sit

sedentary

timeo

timere, timui, n/a

to be afraid

timid, intimidate

video

videri, visus sum (deponent)

to seem

visual

audio

audire, audivi, auditum

to hear, listen to

auditorium

divus

divi (m)

god (high style)

divinity

otium

otii (n)

leisure

otiose

fas

only nom. and acc. (n)

devine law, will

n/a

auris

auris (f)

ear

auricle

artus

artus (4th, m, pl)

joints, limbs

arteries

sensus

sensus (4th, m)

feeling, consciousness

sense

 sonitus

sonitus (4th, m)

noise, sound, din

sonorous