ch1 Flashcards

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Q

What Do Dictionary Entries Always Give?

A
  • parts of speech
  • definitions
  • pronunciation

may give:
synonyms
sentence
syllabification

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c.f.

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Conferatur , compare

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e.g.

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exempli gratia example

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from, away from

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ab-

a-

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to, toward, for

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ac, ad, af, ag, al, an, ap, ar, as, at

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before

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ante-

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with, together

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com, col, con, cor, co

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around

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circum

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against

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contra

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down, from, about

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de

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out of

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ex, e, ef

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outside

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exit

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in into on

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in il im

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between

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inter

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within

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intra

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to against

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ob oc of op

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through by

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per pel

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after

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post

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before

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in front of, on behalf of

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without

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under, in addition to

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sub, suc, su, sug, sup, sus

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above

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across

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beyond
ultra
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orphans isolated
languages which have no relationships to any other
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indo-european
largest family of languages
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etymology
origin and meaning of a word
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philology
study of language
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syntax
arrangements of words and phrases to create sentences in a language
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lexicon
vocab of a persons lang
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orthography
a languages whole writing system
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linguistics
study of language and it’s structure
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princeps, principis
chief
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margo, marginis
edge, boundary
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socius, socii
ally, companion
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vox, vocis
voice
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urbs, urbis
city
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mare, maris
sea
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familia, familiae
family
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vir,viri
man
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magnus, magni
large
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gratum, grati
pleasing
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pater, patris
father
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custos, custodis
guard
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sol, solis
sun