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Chapter 5, 8, 9 VOCAB
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08/14/2009
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cadere, caesus (-cid, -cis)
 Definition
to kill
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cerebrum (cerebr-)
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brain
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docere, doctus (doce-, doct-)
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teacher
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forma (form-)
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form, shape
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gignoskein (gno-, gnost-), scire, scitum (scit-, sci-)
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to know
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gynaikos, gyne (gynec-)
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woman
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uterus, hystera (uter-, hyster-)
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uterus
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iatros, medicus (iatr-, medic-)
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physician
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metrein (metr-)
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to measure
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nasus (nas-)
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nose
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neuron (neur-)
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nerve
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ophthalmos, oculus (ophthalm-, ocul-)
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eye
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optos (opt-)
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visible
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orthos (orth-)
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straight, correct
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os, oris (os-, or-)
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mouth
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pais, paidos (ped-)
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child
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patti, passum (pat-, pass-)
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to suffer, endure
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pectus, pectoris (pector-)
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chest, breast
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pes, pedis (ped-), pous, podos (pod-, pus-)
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foot
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skopein (skop-, scop-), specere (spec-, -spic-)
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to look at
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temnein (temn-)
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to cut
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vir, viris (vir-)
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man
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akros (acro-)
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topmost, top
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arachne (archn-)
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spider
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atomos (atom-)
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particle
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cadere, casum (cade-, cas-, -cid-)
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to fall
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cognoscere, cognitum (cognosce-, cognit-)
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to find out, learn
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currere, cursum (curr-, curs-)
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to run
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ducere, ductum (duce-, duct-)
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to lead
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ethnos (ethn-)
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nation, people, tribe
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ethos (eth-)
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way, custom, behavior
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genus, generis (gen-, gener-)
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race, kind, sort
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genos (gen-, gene-)
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family, birth, origin
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habere, habitum (hab-, habit-, hib-, hibit-)
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to have, to hold
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hypnos (hypn-)
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sleep
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kosmos (cosm-)
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order, world, universe
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logos (log-)
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world, language, reason
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luein (ly-, lys-)
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loosen, break down
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mens, mentis (ment-)
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mind
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mors, mortis (mort-)
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death
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mos, moris (mor-)
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manner
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mnundus (mund-)
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world
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nekros (necro-)
 Definition
dead, corpse
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phainomenon (phenomen-)
 Definition
appearance
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premere, pressum (premer-, press-)
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to press
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ratio, rationis (ration-)
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proportion
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solvere, solutum (solve-, solut-)
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to loosen
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spectare, spectatum (specta-, spectat-)
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to observe
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trahere, tractum (trahe-, tract-)
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to draw, drag
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vertere, versus (verte-, vers-)
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to turn
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xenos (xen-)
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stranger
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agere, actum (ag-, act-, -ig-)
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to do
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archaios (archae-)
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ancient, old
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arche (arch-)
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begin, rule
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bios (bi-)
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life
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chronos (chron-), tempus, temporis (tempor-)
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time
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cor, cordis (cord-)
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heart
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curare, curatum (cura-, curat-)
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to care for
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finis (fin-)
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end
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graphein (graph-), scribere, scriptum (scrib-, script-)
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to write
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iacere, iactum (iac-, -iact-, -iect, -ic-)
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to throw, strike
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histor, historia (histor-)
 Definition
knowing, story, inquiry
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ludere, lusum (lude-, lus-)
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to play
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memor, memoris (memor-)
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mindful of
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monere, monitum (mone-, monit-)
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to warn, advise
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narrare, narratum (narra-, narrat-)
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to tell, relate
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plaudere, plausum (plaude-, plaus-, -plode-, -plos-)
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to strike, clap
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plicare, plicatum (plica-, plicat-)
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to fold
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quaerere, quaesitum (quere-, quest-, -quire-, -quisit-)
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to ask, seek
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regere, rectum (rege-, rect-, -rig-)
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to rule, straighten
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sequi, secutum (secut-, sequ-)
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to follow
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semeion (semi-)
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mark, sign
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tangere, tactum (tange-, tact-, -tinge-)
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to touch
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tradere, traditum (trade-, tradit-)
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to hand over
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videre, visum (vide-, vis-)
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to see
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