cornu
CORNUS
n. horn
- corn (not the graic but a thick growth of skin) cornea, corner, cornet, cornocopia, uniocorn
cniurati.
CONIURATORUM
m (pl) conspirators
-conjure, conjurer, conspiracy, conjuration
fructus
FRUCTUS
m, fruit, profit, benefit, enjoyment
- fructify, fructose. frugal
genu
GENUS
n. knee
- genuflect, genuflection, genual
manus
MANŪS
f. hand, handwriting, band
- manual, manufacture, manumit. manuscript. emancipate. manacle. manage manicle. maneuver
metus
METŪS
m. fear
- meticulous
mons
MONTIS
m. mountain
- mount, mountainous, Montana, amount, catamount. paramount. surmount, tantamount
senatus
SENATUS
m. senate
- senator, senatorial,
sensus
SENSUS
m. feeling
- sensations, sensory, sensual, sensuous, sensless
servitus
SERVITUTIS
f. servitude
- service (of servo)
spiritus
SPIRTŪS
m. breath, spirit, soul
- spiritual , spiritous, conspire, expire. respirator, transpire,
versus
VERSŪS
m. line of verse
- versify, versification
communis
COMMUNE
common general, of for the community
-commual. commune. communicate. communicavle.communion. communism. community. excommunicate
dexter
DEXTRA, DEXTRUM
right, right hand
-dexterity, dextrous, ambidextrous
sisiter
SINISTRTA, SINSTRUM
left, left hand; harmful
-sinister, sinistral, sinistrodextral
careo
CARERE, CARUI, CARITURUM
abl of seperation
to be without
-caret
defendo
DEFENDERE, DEFENDRE, DEFENDI, DEFNSUM
to ward off
-defendant, defense, defensible, defensive, fence, fencing, fend, fender, offend
discedo
DISCEDERE, DISCESSI. DISCESSUM
to go away
-proceed, seced
odi
ODISSE, OSUM
defective verb: to hate
-odium, odious
prohibeo
PROHIBERE, PROHIBUI, PROHIBITUM
to keep (back), to prevent
-prohibitive, prohibition, prohibitory
pronuntio
PRONUNTIARE, PRONUNTIAVI, PRONUNTIATUM to proclaim pronouncement, pronunciation. NUNTIUS -messenger, message