Derivatives 3 Flashcards

1
Q

The words “ransom” and “sample” ultimately derive from what Latin verb with what meaning?

A

emo - to buy

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2
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What latin noun with what meaning lies at the root of the noun fuel?

A

focus - hearth

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3
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What derivative of the latin word for marketplace literally means “pertaining to the courts”?

A

forensic

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4
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What derivative of the latin word for ant refers to the solution used for embalming deceased bodies?

A

formaldehyde

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5
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What latin verb with what meaning lies at the root of the english verb “infringe”?

A

frango - to break

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6
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Which of the following words if any does not share the same latin root as the others? Infringe, fritter, osprey, frail

A

fritter

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7
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What latin noun with what meaning lies at the root of jellyfish?

A

gelu - frost

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8
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What latin verb with what meaning lies at the root of “prohibit”?

A

habeo - to hold

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9
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What Latin adverb with what meaning lies at the root of “denizen” and “intestine”?

A

intus - within, inside

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10
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What Latin adjective with what meaning lies at the root of “dinner”?

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jejunus - hungry, fasting, dry, barren

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11
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From what Latin noun with what meaning do we derive the english word “juggle”?

A

jocus - joke

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What Latin noun with what meaning lies at the root of “jeopardy”?

A

jocus - joke

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