Term
palpare /palpatum e.g. palpable
palpitare e.g palpitations |
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Definition
palpare/palpatum = to stroke or pat
palpitare = throb |
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parare/partum = get read, compare,
repair |
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Definition
parare/partum = get read, compare,
repair |
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Term
parare/partum = get read, compare,
repair |
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Definition
parare/partum = get read, compare,
repair |
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Term
rabere
rabida/us/um, noun rabies, e.g. rabid |
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Definition
| rabere = to rage, rabida/us/um, noun rabies, e.g. rabid |
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Term
radere/rasum = ????
rasura = ????
e.g. abrade, erase, corrasible |
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Definition
radere/rasum = to scrape,
rasura = erasure
e.g. abrade, erase, corrasible |
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Term
tellus/telluris =
e.g. tellurium. |
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Definition
| tellus/telluris = earth (cf. terra) e.g. tellurium. |
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Term
| tegere/tectum = e.g. protect, detect, tegument, tectum |
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Definition
| tegere/tectum = to cover, e.g. protect, detect, tegument, tectum |
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| tarda/us/um e.g. regardiation |
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Definition
| tarda/us/um = slow, e.g. regardiation |
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tangere/tactum
e.g. tangent
contact, contagious, tactile, Vigril’s Aencid |
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Definition
tangere/tactum = to touch, e.g. tangent
contact, contagious, tactile, Vigril’s Aencid |
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Term
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Definition
| sutura = a sewing, e.g. suture |
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sulcus
e.g. sulcus (plural = sulcu, cf. stria) |
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Definition
| sulcus = furrow, e.g. sulcus (plural = sulcu, cf. stria) |
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| sudare = to sweat, sudor = sweating, e.g. excude |
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stupere =
e.g. stuper (p. 77 QCS) |
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Definition
| stupere = to be stunned, e.g. stuper (p. 77 QCS) |
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Term
| struere/structum = ??? struma = ??? e.g. structure, obstruction, constructure, instructor, instrument, obstruction |
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Definition
| struere/structum = build up, struma = a tumour e.g. structure, obstruction, constructure, instructor, instrument, obstruction |
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stringere/strictum
e.g. astringent, stricture, constrictor |
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Definition
stringere/strictum = to draw light,
e.g. astringent, stricture, constrictor |
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Term
| stria e.g. stria (striae = plural), striated |
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Definition
| stria = furrow, e.g. stria (striae = plural), striated |
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stimulare
e.g. stimulus,stimulation,stimulant |
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Definition
| stimulare = to goad, e.g. stimulus,stimulation,stimulant |
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Definition
| stimulus = a goad, a prick, |
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stilla
e.g. distillation, instill |
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Definition
| stilla = a drop, e.g. distillation, instill |
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sternere/stratum
e.g. strata, stratify prostration, stratosphere, substratum |
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Definition
| sternere/stratum = to spread out, e.g. strata, stratify prostration, stratosphere, substratum |
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stella
e.g stellar,constellation (cf. Gk aster) |
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Definition
| stella = a star, e.g stellar,constellation (cf. Gk aster) |
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Term
| stare/statum = e.g. distance, distal (pertaining to) interstice, obstertrics, substitution stamen, staminis = vertic thread of loom, e.g. stamen, stamina |
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Definition
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squama =
e.g. squamous, squamate |
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Definition
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| spiritus = e.g. aspiration, perspire, inspiration,respiratory, expire, spirit, spiritually |
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| spirare/spiratum = (cf. h/balare) |
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spina =
e.g. spine, spinal, spinocrotical |
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Definition
| spina = thron, spine, e.g. spine, spinal, spinocrotical |
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spica =
e.g. spike, spicule |
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Definition
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species =
e.g. species, special, specialist, specific |
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Definition
| sight, appearance, form, class |
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Term
specere/spectum =
spectare = e.g. inspect, spectrum, speculum, specimen, retrospect |
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Definition
| specere/spectum = to see, spectare = to look at e.g. inspect, spectrum, speculum, specimen, retrospect |
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Term
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Definition
| spatium = space, e.g. spatial, spacious, interspace |
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spargere/sparsum =
e.g. SPARse, diSPERSion, aSPERtion, interperse |
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Definition
| spargere/sparsum = to scatter, e.g. sparse, dispersion, aspertion, interperse |
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sorpere/sorptum
e.g. absorbent |
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Definition
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sonare/sonatum =
sonus =
e.g. sound, resonance, consonant, dissonance |
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Definition
| sonare/sonatum = to sound, sonus = a sounde.g. sound, resonance, consonant, dissonance |
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Term
sopor/soporis
e.g. soporific |
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Definition
| sopor/soporis = deep sleep, e.g. soporific |
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somnus =
e.g. insomnia, somnolence |
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Definition
| somnus = sleep, e.g. insomnia, somnolence |
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solvere/solution =
e.g. solvent, dissolve,solution, soluble |
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Definition
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Definition
| sol/solis = sun, e.g. solar, solstice, solarium |
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sinus
e.g. sinus, sine, cosine |
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Definition
| sinus = curve, cavity, e.g. sinus, sine, cosine |
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sinister/tra/trum =
e.g. sinistral |
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Definition
| sinister/tra/trum = left (cf. laevum) e.g. sinistral |
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*similis
e.g. similar, similitude |
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Definition
| *similis = similar, like, e.g. similar, similitude |
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Term
silex, silicis =
e.g. silicon (#14) |
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Definition
| silex, silicis = flinte e.g. silicon (#14) |
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signum
e.g. sign, signature |
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Definition
| signum = mark, indication, e.g. sign, signature |
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sicca/us//um =
e.g. desicate |
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Definition
| sicca/us//um = dry, e.g. desicate |
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seta =
setigerrous, setiferous |
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Definition
| bristle, e.g. setigerrous, setiferous |
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Term
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Definition
| serum = whey (watery fluid) , e.g serum, serous |
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Term
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Definition
| serra = a saw, e.g. serrated |
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serpere =
e.g. serpant, cf. repere |
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Definition
| serpere = to creep, e.g. serpant, cf. repere |
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series =
, e.g. series, serial, seriatim |
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Definition
| series = chain of things (cf. ordo) , e.g. series, serial, seriatim |
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*serere/satum =
semen/seminis =
e.g. semen, seminary, disseminate, seminiferous |
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Definition
| *serere/satum t= sow, semen/seminis = seed e.g. semen, seminary, disseminate, seminiferous |
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Term
sentire/sensum =
e.g. sensation. |
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Definition
| sentire/sensum = to feel, perceive, e.g. sensation. |
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Term
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Definition
| socius = associate, sociology |
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secunda/us/um =
e.g. second |
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Definition
| secunda/us/um = following, e.g. second |
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sequi/secutum
e.g. sequence, consequence |
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Definition
| sequi/secutum = to follow, e.g. sequence, consequence |
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sedere/sessum =
sedare =
e.g. session, obsession, sediment, sedative, supersede |
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Definition
| sedere/sessum = to sit, sedare = to make sit,e.g. session, obsession, sediment, sedative, supersede |
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Term
| segmentum = ??(sec-ment p.76), e.g. segment insectum (cf. GK entomon) , e.g. insect, insecticide |
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Definition
| segmentum = part (sec-ment p.76), e.g. segment insectum (cf. GK entomon) , e.g. insect, insecticide |
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secare/sectum =
e.g. secant, section, bisect, sector |
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Definition
| secare/sectum = to cut, e.g. secant, section, bisect, sector |
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Term
plectere/plexum =
e.g. complex, plexus, complex. |
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Definition
| plectere/plexum = to plait, interweave, e.g. complex, plexus, complex. |
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plicare/plictum =
e.g. complication, quintuplet, duplex, multiplex |
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Definition
| plicare/plictum = fold, e.g. complication, quintuplet, duplex, multiplex |
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Term
plectere/plexum =
interweave, e.g. complex, plexus, complex. |
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Definition
| plectere/plexum = to plait, interweave, e.g. complex, plexus, complex. |
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Term
| morbus = adj. morbida/us/um , e.g. morbidity |
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Definition
| morbus = disease, adj. morbida/us/um , e.g. morbidity |
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mors/mortis =
, e.g. mortal, post mortem |
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Definition
| mors/mortis = death, e.g. mortal, post mortem |
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movere/motum =
e.g. emotion, locomotive (nature of moving place) |
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Definition
| movere/motum = move, e.g. emotion, locomotive (nature of moving place) |
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multum/a/us =
e.g. multivalent, multiply |
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Definition
| multum/a/us = many, e.g. multivalent, multiply |
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Definition
| mus/muris = mouse, dimin, musculus = muscle |
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mutare/mutatum =
e.g. permutation, commutator |
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Definition
| mutare/mutatum = to change, e.g. permutation, commutator |
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(g)nasci/natum =
e.g. natal, cognate, nascent, pregnant (cf. genus, gignere p.101) |
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Definition
| (g)nasci/natum = to be born, e.g. natal, cognate, nascent, pregnant (cf. genus, gignere p.101) |
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Definition
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nectere/nectum =
e.g. connection
(cf. aptare, haerere, jungere, ligare) |
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Definition
nectere/nectum = join, e.g. connection
(cf. aptare, haerere, jungere, ligare) |
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nervus =
e.g. nerve, nervous |
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Definition
| nervus = sinew/tendon/nerve, e.g. nerve, nervous |
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Term
nidus =
e.g. nidification (semi important) |
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Definition
| nidus = nest, e.g. nidification (semi important) |
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niger/nigri =
e.g. Negro, Niger, nigrescent |
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Definition
| niger/nigri = black, e.g. Negro, Niger, nigrescent |
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Term
nocere/nocitum =
noxius/nocuus =
e.g. innocent, noxious, innocuous nodus = , e.g. node |
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Definition
| nocere/nocitum = to harm, noxius/nocuus = harmful, e.g. innocent, noxious, innocuous nodus = know, e.g. node |
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* nome/nominis =
e.g. nominate, nomenclature |
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Definition
| * nome/nominis = name, e.g. nominate, nomenclature |
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norma =
e.g. norm, normal, abnormal |
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Definition
| norma = carpenter’s square, e.g. norm, normal, abnormal |
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nox/noctis =
e.g. equinox(equal night), noctambulation |
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Definition
| nox/noctis = night, e.g. equinox(equal night), noctambulation |
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Term
nutrire/nutritum =
(cf. glimentum) e.g. nutrient |
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Definition
| nutrire/nutritum = nourish (cf. glimentum) e.g. nutrient |
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Term
nux/nucis =
dimin, nucelus, e.g. nuclear, nucleation |
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Definition
| nux/nucis = nut, dimin, nucelus, e.g. nuclear, nucleation |
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oculus =
e.g. binocular, inoculation (stick eye in) |
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Definition
| oculus = eye, e.g. binocular, inoculation (stick eye in) |
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olere =
odor = a
e.g. odo(u)r, ol factory, redolent, odoriferous |
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Definition
| olere = to smell, odor = a smell, e.g. odo(u)r, ol factory, redolent, odoriferous |
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Term
oleum =
, e.g. pyroole, benzole(e) petroleum (GK petra = rock, cf . Arabic alcohol ) omnis = all, e.g. omnivorous, e.g. omnibus -> bus |
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Definition
| oleum = oil, -ole, suffix in chem , e.g. pyroole, benzole(e) petroleum (GK petra = rock, cf . Arabic alcohol ) omnis = all, e.g. omnivorous, e.g. omnibus -> bus |
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Term
| orbis = , orbita = , e.g. orbit, |
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Definition
| orbis = circle, orbita = path, e.g. orbit, |
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ordo/ordinis =
, e.g. order, ordinal |
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Definition
| ordo/ordinis = row or series , e.g. order, ordinal |
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orire/ortum =
origo/origins =
e.g. orient, abort, disorientation |
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Definition
| orire/ortum = to rise, origo/origins = beginning, e.g. orient, abort, disorientation |
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Term
os/oris =
ostrium =
e.g. oral, orifice, ostium
ovum = ovarium (suf p.78 #6) , e.g. ovary) |
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Definition
os/oris = mouth
ostrium = door, e.g. oral, orifice, ostium
ovum = egg, ovarium (suf p.78 #6) , e.g. ovary) |
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Term
pars/partis =
partire/partitum =
e.g. part, partitie, partition. |
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Definition
| pars/partis = part, partire/partitum = divide, e.g. part, partitie, partition. |
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Term
*pater/patris =
e.g. paternity |
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Definition
| *pater/patris = father, e.g. paternity |
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Term
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Definition
| patere = to lie open, e.g. patent |
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* patior/passum =
e.g. patient, patience |
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Definition
| * patior/passum = to suffer, e.g. patient, patience (condition /state of suffering) |
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Term
ac- =
- acer/acris, ENG acrid acerbus(acerba, acerbum), ENG ex-acerb-ate |
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Definition
| ac- = sharp, bitter - acer/acris, ENG acrid acerbus(acerba, acerbum), ENG ex-acerb-ate |
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Term
acetum =
aceta-bulum (suffix A4) = |
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Definition
| acetum = vinegar, aceta-bulum (suffix A4) = vinegar-place |
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Definition
| acidus(acida, acidum) = sour, ENG acid, acidity < ? (B2) |
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Term
acus =
acuere =
acumen < ? (A3)
acutus (acuta, acutum) =
ENG acute in geom, med cf. subacute peracute |
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Definition
acus = needle, acuere = make sharp, acumen < ? (A3)
acutus (acuta, acutum) = sharp, ENG acute in geom, med cf. subacute peracute |
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Term
adep/adipis =
e.g. adipose |
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Definition
| adep/adipis = fat e.g. adipose |
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Term
ad-ole-sc-ere /adultum =
e.g. adolescent, adult-REV -sc -step by step alere/alimentum =
alimentum (p. 76 A#3) |
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Definition
| ad-ole-sc-ere /adultum = grow up e.g. adolescent, adult-REV -sc -step by step alere/alimentum = nourish, alimentum (p. 76 A#3) |
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Term
aequa(aequus aequum) =
(NB ae -e) |
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Definition
| aequa(aequus aequum) = ENG equal (NB ae -e) |
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Term
agree/actum =
e.g. agent, act, actor, active, activate, action eg cetera => agitare/agitatum = |
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Definition
| agree/actum = do, e.g. agent, act, actor, active, activate, action eg cetera => agitare/agitatum = shake |
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Term
altus/alta/altum =
e.g. altitude QCS |
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Definition
| altus/alta/altum = high, e.g. altitude QCS |
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Term
angere =
angina =
LAT agina pectoris (of chest) |
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Definition
angere = choke, angina = choking
LAT agina pectoris (of chest) |
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Definition
| angulus = angle, eq. triangle |
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Term
anima =
(in motion & animus (GK animos p.151-wind)
e.g. animal/animation |
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Definition
anima = air (in motion & animus (GK animos p.151-wind)
e.g. animal/animation |
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Term
annus = year, e.g. per annum (through the year)
ann-ulus(p.78) =
ab/origin/al - away from(p.68) /beginning(p.111)/pertaining to (p.80) |
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Definition
annus = circuit, year, e.g. per annum (through the year)
ann-ulus(p.78) = ring
ab/origin/al - away from(p.68) /beginning(p.111)/pertaining to (p.80) |
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Term
aperire/apertum =
e.g. aperture |
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Definition
| aperire/apertum = open, e.g. aperture |
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Term
aperture apex/apices =
apis =
e.g. apiary (place for bee) |
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Definition
aperture apex/apices = end,tip
apis = bee e.g. apiary (place for bee) |
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Term
aptare/aptatum =
e.g. apti-tude QCS, ad-aptable |
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Definition
| aptare/aptatum = fit, e.g. apti-tude QCS, ad-aptable |
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Term
arbor/arboris =
LAT velu arbor aevo |
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Definition
| arbor/arboris = tree, LAT velu arbor aevo |
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Term
arcus =
ENG are, arch (Fr influence) |
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Definition
| arcus = bow, ENG are, arch (Fr influence) |
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Term
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Definition
| area = open space , arena = sand. |
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Term
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Definition
| argentums = silver, Ag & Aurum = gold |
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Term
artus =
arti-culus (diminutive), e.g. article |
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Definition
| artus = joint, arti-culus (diminutive), e.g. article |
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Definition
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Term
audire/auditum =
e.g. audible, audition, auditorium,
audi(to >>>)-ent(ing) tia(condition of ????). |
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Definition
audire/auditum = hear, e.g. audible, audition, auditorium,
audi(to hear)-ent(ing) tia(condition of hearing). |
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Term
| auris = ???, e.g. aural (cf. oral, os/oris = mouth), auricle < etymology |
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Definition
| auris = ear, e.g. aural (cf. oral, os/oris = mouth), auricle < etymology |
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Term
avis = ??? e.g. aviary, aviation
axis = ???? axle, e.g. axial. |
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Definition
avis = bird, e.g. aviary, aviation
axis = axis, axle, e.g. axial. |
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Term
baculum/baculus = ??
bacillus = ???
(p.78 #7 < baculillus) - rod - shaped bacterium
cf. GK bakterion p.153) |
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Definition
baculum/baculus = rod, bacillum, bacillus = small rod
(p.78 #7 < baculillus) - rod - shaped bacterium
cf. GK bakterion p.153) |
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Term
bibere =
e.g. imbibe, bibulous |
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Definition
| bibere = drink, e.g. imbibe, bibulous |
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Term
| bilis = ??? e.g. bilirubin < rubber = red |
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Definition
| bilis = bile, e.g. bilirubin < rubber = red |
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Term
*bona/bonus/bonum =
e.g. bonus, summon bonum (highest good) |
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Definition
| *bona/bonus/bonum = good, e.g. bonus, summon bonum (highest good) |
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Term
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Definition
| brevis = short, ENG brief, brevity(quality of), abbreviation |
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Term
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Definition
| bucca = cheek, e.g. buccolingual (os/oris = mouth) |
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Term
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Definition
| bullire/bullitum = to bubble or boil |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| bursa GK (p.155) = ox - hide, bag, e.g. bususar |
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Term
*cadere/casum -cid = ???
caducus /a/um = ???
e.g. coincident, deciduous, casual, cadaver. |
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Definition
*cadere/casum -cid = fall, caducus /a/um = falling
e.g. coincident, deciduous, casual, cadaver. ENG case = event < LAT casus
ENG case = box < LAT capsa. |
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Term
*caedere/caesum -cid, cis- = ????
e.g. incisor, aloicide, decision, circumcision, caesura |
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Definition
*caedere/caesum -cid, cis- = cut, kill.
e.g. incisor, aloicide, decision, circumcision, caesura |
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Term
calere =
calor =
(p.77 bot #5 QCS) calory/calorie (-y < Fr -ie < LAT -ia p.77 # bot QCS) |
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Definition
| calere = be warm, calor = heat (p.77 bot #5 QCS) calory/calorie (-y < Fr -ie < LAT -ia p.77 # bot QCS) |
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Term
callum = ????, e.g. callous
calx/calcis = ???, e.g. recalcitrant, calcarine. |
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Definition
callum = hard skin, e.g. callous
calx/calcis = heel, e.g. recalcitrant, calcarine. |
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Term
| calx/calcis = ???? e.g. Ca, calculus, calculation, calcify |
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Definition
| calx/calcis = limestone, e.g. Ca, calculus, calculation, calcify |
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Term
cancer/cancri =
e.g. cancer, chancre |
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Definition
| cancer/cancri = crab, e.g. cancer, chancre |
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Term
| cadere = ???? candidus = ???? e.g. incandescent, candid, candidate "made white"! |
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Definition
| cadere = shine, candidus = bright, white e.g. incandescent, candid, candidate "made white"! |
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Term
*capere/captum, cip-,cept-=
e.g. concept, inception, contraception, receptive,deceptive,
susceptible, recipe, capable, capacity, Rx(take this) |
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Definition
*capere/captum, cip-,cept-=take
e.g. concept, inception, contraception, receptive,deceptive,
susceptible, recipe, capable, capacity, Rx(take this) |
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Term
capillus =
e.g. capillary |
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Definition
| capillus = hair, e.g. capillary |
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| capsa = ??? e.g. capsule. |
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| capsa = box, e.g. capsule. |
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| carbo/carbons = ???? e.g. C. bicarbonate caries = ??? |
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| carbo/carbons = coal, e.g. C. bicarbonate caries = decay |
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| caro/carnis = flesh, e.g. carnal, incarnation. |
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| cavus/a/um = hollow, e.g. cave, concave, excavation. |
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| cella = room, e.g. cellular, cellulose (full of small |
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| cerebrum = brain, e.g. cerebellum, cerebral |
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cernere/cretum =
discrete, excrete |
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| cernere/cretum = separate, e.g. discrete, excrete |
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cervix/cervicis =
e.g. cervical |
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| cervix/cervicis = neck (uteri/capitis) e.g. cervical |
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cilium =
e.g. supercilious |
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| cilium = eyelid, e.g. supercilious |
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| cingere/cinctum = surround, e.g. cincture |
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citare/citatum =
e.g. incite, excite, recitation, resuscitation
claudere/clasum, |
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citare/citatum = rouse, e.g. incite, excite, recitation, resuscitation
claudere/clasum, |
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clus = shut, e.g. conclude,
ex-, pre-, include, occlusion, claustrophobia |
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| clavis = key - collarbone, e.g. clavicle, |
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colere/cultum = till or cultivate (a field)
e.g. agriculture, cult, culture, |
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columen/columinis = ????
coquere/coctum = ??? e.g. concoct |
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columen/columinis = column
coquere/coctum = cook, e.g. concoct |
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| copula = bond, join, e.g. copulate |
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cor/cordis =
e.g. cordial |
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| cor/cordis = heart, e.g. cordial |
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cornu = horn, e.g. cornea
corona > dim . |
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corolla =
e.g. corononary, coroner, corollary |
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corolla = garland, crown
arch it, astron, bot, e.g. corononary, coroner, corollary |
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| corpus/corporis = body (cf. Gk. Soma)e.g. corporal, corporation, corpulent, corpuscle. |
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cortex/croticis = bark (of tree).
e.g. cerebral cortex (cf. medulla) |
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costa = e.g. intracostal, cf. coxa = hip
crescere/cretum( cf. cernere/cretum) = ????
e.g. crescent,increment |
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costa = rib e.g. intracostal, cf. coxa = hip crescere/cretum( cf. cernere/cretum) = increase
e.g. crescent,increment |
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cubare/cubaturn
incubate incumbere > incumbent, |
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| cubare/cubaturn = lie down, e.g. incubate incumbere > incumbent, |
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| cubitus = elbow, e.g. cubital. |
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currere/cursum =
cursus =
e.g. concurrent, recourse, excursion, occur, concur, LAT cursus honorum |
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| currere/cursum = to run, cursus = course e.g. concurrent, recourse, excursion, occur, concur, LAT cursus honorum |
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-cutere/-cussum =
e.g. concussion, percussion, |
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| -cutere/-cussum = shake, e.g. concussion, percussion, |
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| cutis = skin, e.g. cuticle, cutaneous (nature) (cf. GK derma) |
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dexter/dextra/dextum = right (opp. left = laeva/sinistra)
e.g. dexterity, ambidextrous, dextrose |
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| digitus = finger/toe, e.g digital, |
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| dormire/dormitum = to sleep, e.g. dormant, dormitory |
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| dorsum = back, e.g. dorsal |
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ducere/ductum =
e.g. duct, -duce, -duction ductile, ad-, con-,de-,in-,intro-,pro-,sc-,re- , etc. |
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| ducere/ductum = lead, e.g. duct, -duce, -duction ductile, ad-, con-,de-,in-,intro-,pro-,sc-,re- , etc. |
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durus/dura/durum =
e.g. durable, duration, endure |
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Definition
| durus/dura/durum = hard, e.g. durable, duration, endure |
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errare/erratum =
e.g. aberration, erratum (mistake)
exter exterior (comparative), more on the outside, extremum (superlative - most)see p.37 e.g. external, extremity. |
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errare/erratum = wander, e.g. aberration, erratum (mistake)
exter exterior (comparative), more on the outside, extremum (superlative - most)see p.37 e.g. external, extremity. |
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ire/itum
exit, ambient, coitus, transition |
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| ire/itum = to go, e.g. exit, ambient, coitus, transition |
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| ignis = fire, e.g. ignite, ignnition |
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ilium = flank(half pelvis) ALSO ileum = lower small intestine
e.g. iliofemoral, iliocostal, ALSO ileocecal leorectal |
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| inguen/inguins = groin, e.g. ilioinguinal, inguinoscrotal. |
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jacere/jactum(ject) = to throw, e.g. ab-,e-,con-, de-,in-
inter,ob, pro, re,sub-JECT-ion,-ure,-ive,-ivity,-ol, jactare/jactatim, ejaculation. |
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jungere/junction =
jugum =
jugulum(dimin=???)
e.g. conjugual, junction, juncture, disjunctive, jugular |
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jungere/junction = to join, jugum = yoke, jugulum(dimin=small yolk)
e.g. conjugual, junction, juncture, disjunctive, jugular |
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