Language Flashcards
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word rodent?
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rodo
2
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word adage?
A
aio
3
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word combine?
A
bis
4
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Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun tabernāria.
A
tabernāria, tabernāriae, f.—salesperson
5
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word jess?
A
iacio
6
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word bedaub?
A
albus
7
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word pendant?
A
pendeo
8
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word unit?
A
unus
9
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word lunge?
A
longus
10
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word lawsuit?
A
sequor
11
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word disseminate?
A
sero(sow)
12
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The Latin word fidelis takes what case?
A
dative (faithful)
13
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word diary?
A
dies
14
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word sausage?
A
sal
15
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word succinct?
A
cingo
16
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Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun nauta.
A
nauta, nautae, m.—sailor
17
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word cover?
A
operio
18
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word kickshaw?
A
qualis
19
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word dozen?
A
duo + decem
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word ambition?
A
eo
21
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word conquer?
A
quaero
22
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word subdue?
A
duco
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word grease?
A
crassus
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word covey?
A
cubo
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word foible?
fleo
26
From what Latin word do we derive the English word release?
laxus
27
From what Latin word do we derive the English word provost?
pono
28
From what Latin word do we derive the English word size?
sedeo
29
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pole?
palus
30
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apron?
mappa
31
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coil?
lego
32
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enterprise?
prehendo
33
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cask?
quatio
34
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun cōnsul.
cōnsul, cōnsulis, m.—consul
35
From what Latin word do we derive the English word challenge?
calvor
36
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cab?
caper
37
From what Latin word do we derive the English word several?
paro
38
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rosemary?
mare
39
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quintessence?
quinque
40
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for dolphin.
delphīnus, delphīni, m.
41
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exorbitant?
orbis
42
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chauffeur?
facio + caleo
43
From what Latin word do we derive the English word claim?
clamo
44
From what Latin word do we derive the English word propaganda?
pango
45
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pensive?
pendo
46
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maraschino?
amarus
47
From what Latin word do we derive the English word depot?
pono
48
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pert?
aperio
49
From what Latin word do we derive covet?
cupiō
50
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kickshaw?
causa
51
From what Latin word do we derive the English word billet?
bulla
52
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mutiny?
moveo
53
From what Latin word do we derive the English word auburn?
albus
54
From what Latin word do we derive cuisine?
coquō
55
What possible answers come with the question: Cuius temporis est ________?
Praesentis, imperfecti, futuri, perfecti, praeteriti, plus quam perfecti, futuri perfecti
56
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accent?
cano
57
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ensue?
sequor
58
From what Latin word do we derive the English word benign?
genus
59
From what Latin word do we derive the English word recruit?
cresco
60
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cuneiform?
cuneus
61
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for brain.
cerebrum, cerebri, n.
62
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sexton?
sacer
63
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rail?
rego
64
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maneuver?
opus
65
From what Latin word do we derive the English word issue?
eo
66
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exalt?
altus
67
From what Latin word do we derive the English word release?
laxus
68
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun sacerdōs.
sacerdōs, sacerdōtis, m.—priest
69
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ?
precipice
70
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for tortoise, turtle.
testūdō, testudinis, m.
71
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jostle?
iungo
72
From what Latin word do we derive champaign?
campus
73
From what Latin word do we derive casino?
cāsa
74
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squad?
quattuor
75
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appanage?
panis
76
From what Latin word do we derive the English word control?
rota
77
From what Latin word do we derive the English word attain?
tango
78
From what Latin word do we derive eager?
ācer
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From what Latin word do we derive the English word sexton?
sacer
80
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parapet?
paro
81
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for bunny rabbit.
cunīculus, cunīculi, m.
82
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dual?
duo
83
From what Latin word do we derive the English word octave?
octo
84
From what Latin word do we derive the English word neat?
niteo
85
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mansion?
maneo
86
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ambiguous?
ago
87
When a question leads with "a quo?", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
by what? by whom?
a + ablative
88
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exempt?
emo
89
From what Latin word do we derive the English word toil?
tundo
90
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inert?
ars
91
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chivalry?
caballus
92
From what Latin word do we derive the English word estuary?
aestus
93
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun vigil.
vigil, vigilis, m.—fireman, night watchman, policeman
94
From what Latin word do we derive the English word connoisseur?
nosco
95
From what Latin word do we derive the English word muss?
mitto
96
From what Latin word do we derive the English word balance?
bis
97
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chloroform?
formica
98
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fiancé?
fido
99
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prompt?
emo
100
From what Latin word do we derive the English word peel?
pilus
101
From what Latin word do we derive the English word muster?
moneo
102
From what Latin word do we derive the English word concubine?
cubo
103
From what Latin word do we derive the English word circuit?
eo
104
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun ōrnātrīx.
ōrnātrīx, ornaticis, f.—hairdresser
105
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entity?
sum
106
From what Latin word do we derive the English word endeavor?
debeo
107
From what Latin word do we derive the English word disdain?
dignus
108
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chowder?
caleo
109
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for whale.
orca, orcae, f.
110
From what Latin word do we derive the English word latitude?
latus(adj.)
111
From what Latin word do we derive the English word example?
emo
112
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun aedīlis.
aedīlis, aedīlis, m.—aedile
113
The Latin word commodus takes what case?
dative (suitable)
114
From what Latin word do we derive the English word conceit?
capio
115
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porter?
porto
116
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun gladiātor.
gladiātor, gladiātōris, m.—gladiator
117
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tormentor?
torqueo
118
From what Latin word do we derive ancient?
ante
119
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ensure?
cura
120
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tinge?
tingo
121
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mill?
molo
122
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appendage?
pendeo
123
From what Latin word do we derive vanguard?
ante
124
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vestry?
vestis
125
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kiln?
culina
126
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eyelet?
oculus
127
From what Latin word do we derive the English word succumb?
cubo
128
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quarry?
quattuor
129
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sudden?
eo
130
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ransom?
emo
131
From what Latin word do we derive chivalry?
caballus
132
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vendor?
do
133
From what Latin word do we derive the English word traitor?
do
134
From what Latin word do we derive the English word justice?
ius(right)
135
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pendulum?
pendeo
136
From what Latin word do we derive the English word claim?
clamo
137
From what Latin word do we derive the English word decoy?
cavea
138
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parasol?
sol
139
From what Latin word do we derive the English word market?
merx
140
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corsage?
corpus
141
From what Latin word do we derive the English word peninsula?
paene
142
From what Latin word do we derive the English word destroy?
struo
143
From what Latin word do we derive the English word osprey?
os, ossis + frango
144
When a question leads with "quo modo?", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
how? in what way?
adverb; ablative of manner, ablative of means
145
From what Latin word do we derive the English word expansive?
pando
146
From what Latin word do we derive the English word citation?
cieo
147
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calculate?
calx (small stone)
148
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jaundice?
galbinus
149
From what Latin word do we derive the English word casino?
casa
150
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cockatrice?
calx(heel)
151
From what Latin word do we derive ketch?
capiō
152
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cordial?
cor
153
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appall?
palleo
154
From what Latin word do we derive the English word redeem?
emo
155
From what Latin word do we derive the English word feeble?
fleo
156
From what Latin word do we derive the English word excuse?
causa
157
From what Latin word do we derive the English word palfrey?
veredus
158
From what Latin word do we derive the English word raze?
rado
159
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vintage?
emo
160
From what Latin word do we derive the English word curfew?
focus + operio
161
From what Latin word do we derive cab?
caper
162
From what Latin word do we derive the English word void?
vaco
163
From what Latin word do we derive the English word liaison?
ligo
164
The Latin word piget takes what case?
accusative (it disgusts (me piget amoris = I am disgusted by love))
165
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nonchalant?
non + caleo
166
From what Latin word do we derive the English word arrest?
sto
167
From what Latin word do we derive the English word round?
rota
168
From what Latin word do we derive the English word meticulous?
metus
169
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portray?
traho
170
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appreciate?
pretium
171
From what Latin word do we derive the English word hidalgo?
filius
172
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ostler?
hospes
173
From what Latin word do we derive exalt?
altus
174
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rail?
rego
175
From what Latin word do we derive the English word citadel?
civis
176
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun viātrīx.
viātrīx, viātrīcis, f.—traveler
177
From what Latin word do we derive the English word deign?
dignus
178
From what Latin word do we derive the English word suave?
suavis
179
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chalk?
calx (small stone)
180
From what Latin word do we derive the English word puncture?
pungo
181
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bonbon?
bonus
182
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coast?
costa
183
From what Latin word do we derive the English word canary?
canis
184
From what Latin word do we derive the English word charge?
carrus
185
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appear?
pareo
186
From what Latin word do we derive achieve?
caput
187
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mob?
moveo
188
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stain?
tingo
189
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corroborate?
robur
190
From what Latin word do we derive the English word proxy?
cura
191
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torture?
torqueo
192
From what Latin word do we derive the English word season?
sero(sow)
193
From what Latin word do we derive the English word demeanor?
minae
194
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dual?
duo
195
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apparition?
pareo
196
The Latin word pro takes what case?
ablative (in front of, in favor of)
197
From what Latin word do we derive the English word canine?
canis
198
From what Latin word do we derive the English word example?
emo
199
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travel?
palus
200
From what Latin word do we derive the English word legion?
lego
201
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sausage?
sal
202
The Latin word licet takes what case?
dative (it is permitted)
203
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun patrōna.
patrōna, patrōnae, f.—patron
204
From what Latin word do we derive the English word puissance?
sum
205
From what Latin word do we derive the English word beverage?
bibo
206
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mob?
moveo
207
From what Latin word do we derive billet?
bulla
208
From what Latin word do we derive courage?
cor
209
From what Latin word do we derive the English word umpire?
non + par
210
From what Latin word do we derive the English word oriole?
aurum
211
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sewer?
aqua
212
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apparition?
pareo
213
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accost?
costa
214
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plaintiff?
plango
215
The Latin word mando takes what case?
dative (to command, entrust (introduces indirect command))
216
From what Latin word do we derive the English word levy?
levis
217
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porpoise?
piscis
218
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sprain?
premo
219
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manor?
maneo
220
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sullen?
solus
221
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun senātor.
senātor, senātōris, m.—senator
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The Latin word persuadeo takes what case?
dative (to persuade (introduces indirect command))
223
From what Latin word do we derive the English word handkerchief?
caput
224
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tent?
tendo
225
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sauce?
sal
226
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inculcate?
calx (heel)
227
From what Latin word do we derive the English word erase?
rado
228
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maintain?
manus
229
The Latin word miseret takes what case?
accusative (it grieves (me miseret = I pity; me miseret tui = I pity you))
230
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun argentārius.
argentārius, argentāriī, m.—banker
231
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travesty?
vestis
232
From what Latin word do we derive the English word spaniel?
Hispania
233
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun maga.
maga, magae, f.—magician
234
From what Latin word do we derive catiff?
capiō
235
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun tabernārius.
tabernārius, tabernāriī, m.—salesperson
236
From what Latin word do we derive the English word motif?
moveo
237
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sojourn?
dies
238
The Latin word utilis takes what case?
dative (useful)
239
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for chicken, chick.
pullus, pulli, m.
240
From what Latin word do we derive the English word control?
rota
241
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prince?
capio
242
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pioneer?
pes
243
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inveigle?
oculus
244
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rival?
rivus
245
From what Latin word do we derive municipal?
capiō
246
From what Latin word do we derive the English word counter?
contra
247
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun pistor.
pistor, pistōrēs, m.—baker
248
From what Latin word do we derive the English word soprano?
super
249
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chapter?
caput
250
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun dictātrīx.
dictātrīx, dictātrīcis, f.—dictator
251
From what Latin word do we derive the English word poise?
pendo
252
From what Latin word do we derive the English word placid?
placeo
253
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rent?
do
254
From what Latin word do we derive citadel?
cīvis
255
From what Latin word do we derive the English word astound?
tono
256
From what Latin word do we derive the English word deign?
dignus
257
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dainty?
dignus
258
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun mercātor.
mercātor, mercātōris, m.—merchant
259
When a question leads with "quid?", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
what?
verb in infinitive or noun
260
From what Latin word do we derive the English word toilet?
texo
261
From what Latin word do we derive the English word emulsion?
mulgeo
262
From what Latin word do we derive the English word puny?
post + nascor
263
From what Latin word do we derive the English word profile?
filum
264
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quire?
quattuor
265
From what Latin word do we derive danger?
domus
266
From what Latin word do we derive the English word devoir?
debeo
267
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ketch?
capio
268
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jocund?
iuvo
269
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manure?
manus
270
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foundry?
fundo
271
From what Latin word do we derive the English word council?
calo
272
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pantry?
panis
273
From what Latin word do we derive the English word decree?
cerno
274
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fairy?
for
275
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quiet?
quies
276
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun gubernātor.
gubernātor, gubernātōris, m.—pilot
277
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for stag, deer.
cervus, cervi, m.
278
The Latin word parco takes what case?
dative (to spare)
279
From what Latin word do we derive chef?
caput
280
From what Latin word do we derive the English word praetorian?
eo
281
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ditty?
dico
282
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parapet?
pectus + paro
283
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mutiny?
moveo
284
From what Latin word do we derive the English word erosion?
rodo
285
From what Latin word do we derive the English word roll?
rota
286
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porch?
porta
287
The Latin word celo takes what case?
accusative (hide (double acc.))
288
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rely?
ligo
289
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eagle?
aquila
290
From what Latin word do we derive the English word voice?
vox
291
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rodent?
rodo
292
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forensic?
forum
293
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vouch?
vox
294
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dicker?
decem
295
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun scriptrīx.
scriptrīx, scriptricis, f.—writer
296
From what Latin word do we derive the English word extort?
torqueo
297
From what Latin word do we derive the English word couple?
aptus
298
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parsimonious?
parco
299
From what Latin word do we derive the English word penetrate?
penes
300
The Latin word memor takes what case?
genitive (mindful of; remembering of)
301
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for belly, stomach.
venter, ventris (m)
302
From what Latin word do we derive the English word grill?
cratis
303
From what Latin word do we derive the English word distress?
stringo
304
From what Latin word do we derive the English word friar?
frater
305
From what Latin word do we derive the English word realm?
rex
306
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bullet?
bulla
307
From what Latin word do we derive the English word elate?
latus(participle)
308
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nuisance?
noceo
309
From what Latin word do we derive the English word castle?
castra
310
From what Latin word do we derive pardon?
dō
311
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prostrate?
sterno
312
From what Latin word do we derive the English word route?
rumpo
313
From what Latin word do we derive the English word courteous?
cohors
314
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dozen?
duo
315
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lagoon?
lacus
316
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vintage?
emo
317
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accolade?
collum
318
From what Latin word do we derive the English word agile?
ago
319
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fritter?
frango
320
From what Latin word do we derive the English word achieve?
caput
321
From what Latin word do we derive the English word integrate?
tango
322
From what Latin word do we derive the English word print?
premo
323
From what Latin word do we derive the English word envoy?
via
324
From what Latin word do we derive the English word provender?
habeo
325
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sue?
sequor
326
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jocund?
iuvo
327
From what Latin word do we derive the English word collar?
collum
328
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fiance?
fido
329
From what Latin word do we derive the English word granny?
domus
330
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for nose.
nasus, nasī (m)
331
From what Latin word do we derive journal?
diēs
332
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun vēnātrīx.
vēnātrīx, vēnātrīcis, f.—hunter
333
From what Latin word do we derive the English word price?
pretium
334
From what Latin word do we derive the English word promiscuous?
misceo
335
From what Latin word do we derive the English word juxtaposition?
iungo
336
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manure?
opus + manus
337
From what Latin word do we derive the English word commodore?
mando
338
From what Latin word do we derive the English word beef?
bos
339
From what Latin word do we derive the English word impinge?
pango
340
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dice?
do
341
From what Latin word do we derive the English word engine?
genus
342
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nonchalant?
caleo
343
From what Latin word do we derive the English word trance?
eo
344
From what Latin word do we derive the English word subtle?
texo
345
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dilate?
latus
346
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adjourn?
dies
347
From what Latin word do we derive the English word doge?
duco
348
From what Latin word do we derive the English word host?
hospes
349
From what Latin word do we derive the English word collapse?
labor (verb)
350
From what Latin word do we derive the English word endeavor?
debeo
351
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rally?
ligo
352
From what Latin word do we derive the English word immaculate?
macula
353
From what Latin word do we derive the English word count?
puto
354
The Latin word placeo takes what case?
dative (to please)
355
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eager?
acer
356
The Latin word per takes what case?
accusative (through)
357
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cement?
caedo
358
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maintain?
manus
359
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dine?
ieiunus
360
From what Latin word do we derive the English word expend?
pendo
361
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corroborate?
robur
362
From what Latin word do we derive the English word madam?
domus
363
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ivory?
ebur
364
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quit?
quies
365
From what Latin word do we derive the English word connect?
necto
366
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mold?
modus
367
From what Latin word do we derive the English word levy?
levis
368
From what Latin word do we derive the English word insure?
cura
369
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nominee?
nomen
370
From what Latin word do we derive the English word paraffin?
finis
371
From what Latin word do we derive the English word furtive?
fur
372
From what Latin word do we derive the English word subtle?
texo
373
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chloroform?
formica
374
From what Latin word do we derive the English word morose?
mos
375
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for eye.
oculus, oculī (m)
376
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lesson?
lego
377
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forfeit?
foris
378
From what Latin word do we derive bullet?
bulla
379
From what Latin word do we derive the English word obey?
audio
380
From what Latin word do we derive the English word impeach?
pes
381
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scour?
cura
382
From what Latin word do we derive the English word avaunt?
ante
383
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cull?
lego
384
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun coquus.
coquus, coquī, m.—cook
385
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun negōtiātor.
negōtiātor, negōtiātōris, m.—businessperson
386
From what Latin word do we derive the English word session?
sedeo
387
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rage?
rabio
388
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forensic?
forum
389
From what Latin word do we derive the English word salad?
sal
390
From what Latin word do we derive the English word complaisant?
placeo
391
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pantry?
panis
392
From what Latin word do we derive traitor?
dō
393
From what Latin word do we derive the English word astonish?
tono
394
The Latin word memini takes what case?
genitive (to remember)
395
What possible answers come with the question: _______, dic passivum.
make the given form passive
396
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travel?
tres
397
From what Latin word do we derive the English word trance?
eo
398
The Latin word gratus takes what case?
dative (pleasing)
399
From what Latin word do we derive the English word immaculate?
macula
400
The Latin word necesse est takes what case?
dative (it is necessary)
401
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cavalier?
caballus
402
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for thumb.
pollex, pollicis, m.
403
From what Latin word do we derive the English word placid?
placeo
404
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rally?
ligo
405
From what Latin word do we derive the English word court?
cohors
406
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lieutenant?
locus
407
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prison?
prehendo
408
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nice?
scio
409
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nominee?
nomen
410
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ferret?
fur
411
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mayor?
magis
412
The Latin word ab takes what case?
ablative (from)
413
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foreign?
foris
414
From what Latin word do we derive the English word office?
ops
415
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sample?
emo
416
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vendor?
do
417
From what Latin word do we derive the English word necessary?
cedo
418
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tissue?
texo
419
From what Latin word do we derive ewer?
aqua
420
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cockatrice?
calx (heel)
421
From what Latin word do we derive the English word melee?
misceo
422
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rein?
teneo
423
From what Latin word do we derive the English word salad?
sal
424
From what Latin word do we derive the English word relish?
laxus
425
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ditty?
dico(dicere)
426
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fanatic?
fanum
427
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forest?
foris
428
From what Latin word do we derive precipice?
caput
429
From what Latin word do we derive the English word compass?
pando
430
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coy?
quies
431
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun magistra.
magistra, magistrae, f.—teacher
432
From what Latin word do we derive the English word abate?
battuo
433
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sovereign?
super
434
From what Latin word do we derive rendevous?
dō
435
From what Latin word do we derive the English word annex?
necto
436
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inveigle?
oculus
437
From what Latin word do we derive the English word combustion?
uro
438
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fry?
frigo
439
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apprentice?
prehendo
440
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manure?
manus + opus
441
From what Latin word do we derive the English word issue?
eo
442
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rent?
do
443
From what Latin word do we derive ace?
as
444
The Latin word resisto takes what case?
dative (to resist)
445
From what Latin word do we derive the English word denial?
nego
446
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parapet?
pectus
447
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pummel?
pomum
448
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maxim?
magis
449
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adeiu?
deus
450
From what Latin word do we derive the English word demise?
mitto
451
From what Latin word do we derive the English word facade?
facio
452
From what Latin word do we derive the English word grant?
credo
453
From what Latin word do we derive the English word gent?
genus
454
From what Latin word do we derive the English word garnet?
granum
455
From what Latin word do we derive the English word razor?
rado
456
When a question leads with "unde?", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
from where?
e/ex + ablative; a/ab + ablative
457
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun sūtor.
sūtor, sūtōris, m.—shoemaker
458
From what Latin word do we derive the English word perish?
eo
459
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torture?
torqueo
460
From what Latin word do we derive the English word paraffin?
parvus
461
From what Latin word do we derive assure?
cūra
462
From what Latin word do we derive the English word infant?
for
463
From what Latin word do we derive the English word renegade?
nego
464
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for mouse.
mūs, muris, m.
465
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surreptitious?
rapio
466
From what Latin word do we derive the English word couch?
locus
467
The Latin word impero takes what case?
dative (to order (introduces indirect command))
468
From what Latin word do we derive the English word core?
cor
469
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for donkey.
asinus, asini, m.
470
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dress?
rego
471
From what Latin word do we derive the English word denizen?
intus
472
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ransom?
emo
473
From what Latin word do we derive the English word charm?
cano
474
From what Latin word do we derive the English word damsel?
domus
475
From what Latin word do we derive castle?
castra
476
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mussel?
mus
477
The Latin word doceo takes what case?
accusative (teach (double acc.))
478
From what Latin word do we derive the English word party?
pars
479
From what Latin word do we derive the English word easel?
asinus
480
From what Latin word do we derive the English word feeble?
fleo
481
From what Latin word do we derive the English word register?
gero
482
From what Latin word do we derive the English word latitude?
latus
483
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jade?
ilia
484
From what Latin word do we derive the English word oracle?
oro
485
From what Latin word do we derive the English word finesse?
finis
486
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coadjutor?
iuvo
487
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mess?
mitto
488
From what Latin word do we derive the English word reprimand?
premo
489
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kickshaw?
qualis
490
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lieu?
locus
491
From what Latin word do we derive the English word joist?
iaceo
492
From what Latin word do we derive the English word voyage?
via
493
From what Latin word do we derive the English word treaty?
traho
494
From what Latin word do we derive seclude?
claudō
495
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pay?
pax
496
From what Latin word do we derive the English word carpet?
carpo
497
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travail?
tres
498
From what Latin word do we derive the English word size?
sedeo
499
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manor?
maneo
500
From what Latin word do we derive the English word integrate?
tango
501
From what Latin word do we derive the English word treason?
do
502
From what Latin word do we derive dowry?
dō
503
From what Latin word do we derive the English word outrage?
ultra
504
From what Latin word do we derive the English word garnet?
granum
505
From what Latin word do we derive the English word address?
rego
506
From what Latin word do we derive taxicab?
caper
507
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coward?
cauda
508
From what Latin word do we derive the English word crew?
cresco
509
From what Latin word do we derive the English word daub?
albus
510
From what Latin word do we derive beef?
bōs
511
From what Latin word do we derive the English word connect?
necto
512
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scour?
cura
513
From what Latin word do we derive the English word connoisseur?
nosco
514
From what Latin word do we derive the English word decree?
cerno
515
From what Latin word do we derive agile?
agō
516
From what Latin word do we derive corset?
cor
517
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tiller?
texo
518
When a question leads with "qualis? quales?", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
what kind?
adjective (qualis=singular, quales=plural)
519
From what Latin word do we derive the English word attain?
tango
520
From what Latin word do we derive the English word essay?
ago
521
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun pictor.
pictor, pictōris, m.—painter
522
From what Latin word do we derive the English word emperor?
paro
523
From what Latin word do we derive the English word revel?
bellum
524
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun augur.
augur, auguris, m.—soothsayer
525
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corps?
corpus
526
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adroit?
rego
527
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun fautrīx.
fautrīx, fautrīcis, f.—fan, supporter
528
From what Latin word do we derive the English word castle?
castra
529
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun imperātor.
imperātor, imperātōris, m.—commander, emperor
530
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fate?
for
531
From what Latin word do we derive accolade?
collum
532
From what Latin word do we derive the English word noon?
novem
533
The Latin word amicus takes what case?
dative (friendly)
534
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun lānius.
lānius, lāniī, m.—butcher
535
From what Latin word do we derive the English word figure?
fingo
536
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ally?
ligo
537
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mold?
modus
538
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appear?
pareo
539
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chapter?
caput
540
From what Latin word do we derive the English word proctor?
cura
541
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assiduous?
sedeo
542
From what Latin word do we derive the English word boil?
bulla
543
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stage?
sto
544
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fan?
vannus
545
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rebel?
bellum
546
From what Latin word do we derive the English word origin?
orior
547
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appease?
pax
548
From what Latin word do we derive the English word Madonna?
domus
549
From what Latin word do we derive the English word circuit?
eo
550
From what Latin word do we derive the English word address?
rego
551
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun macellāria.
macellāria, macellāriae, f.—grocer
552
From what Latin word do we derive the English word transept?
saepes
553
From what Latin word do we derive the English word castigate?
castus
554
From what Latin word do we derive the English word betray?
do
555
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for heart.
cōr, cordis, n.
556
From what Latin word do we derive the English word conquer?
quaero
557
From what Latin word do we derive the English word salary?
sal
558
From what Latin word do we derive the English word standard?
tendo
559
From what Latin word do we derive the English word collar?
collum
560
From what Latin word do we derive the English word powder?
pulvis
561
The Latin word indignus takes what case?
ablative (unworthy of)
562
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for cat.
fēlēs, felis, f.
563
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nuclear?
nux
564
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torch?
torqueo
565
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entity?
sum
566
From what Latin word do we derive the English word curtsy?
cohors
567
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porch?
porta
568
From what Latin word do we derive cavalier?
caballus
569
From what Latin word do we derive the English word noun?
nomen
570
From what Latin word do we derive the English word routine?
rumpo
571
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun medica.
medica, medicae, f.—doctor
572
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun architecta.
architecta, architectae, f.—architect, builder
573
From what Latin word do we derive the English word site?
sino
574
From what Latin word do we derive the English word promenade?
minae
575
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forge?
faber
576
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for blood.
sanguis, sanguinis (m)
577
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for finger, toe.
digitus, digitī (m)
578
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ply?
plecto
579
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for lamb.
agnus, agni, m.
580
From what Latin word do we derive the English word obey?
audio
581
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quarantine?
quattuor
582
From what Latin word do we derive rebel?
bellum
583
From what Latin word do we derive the English word muscle?
mus
584
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tennis?
teneo
585
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dowry?
do
586
From what Latin word do we derive the English word avow?
vox
587
From what Latin word do we derive the English word handkerchief?
operio
588
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dandelion?
dens
589
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sally?
salio
590
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lettuce?
lac
591
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pardon?
do
592
From what Latin word do we derive the English word budge?
bulla
593
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cost?
sto
594
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squat?
ago
595
From what Latin word do we derive the English word boil?
bulla
596
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dismal?
dies
597
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for fish.
piscis, piscis, m.
598
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torrid?
torreo
599
From what Latin word do we derive the English word farm?
firmus
600
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun agricola.
agricola, agricolae, m.—farmer
601
From what Latin word do we derive the English word carnival?
levis
602
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cabbage?
caput
603
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sullen?
solus
604
From what Latin word do we derive the English word balance?
bis
605
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inure?
opus
606
The Latin word similis takes what case?
dative (similar)
607
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dial?
dies
608
From what Latin word do we derive country?
contrā
609
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prelacy?
latus(participle)
610
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inculcate?
calx(heel)
611
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surprise?
prehendo
612
The Latin word propter takes what case?
accusative (on account of)
613
From what Latin word do we derive sewer?
aqua
614
From what Latin word do we derive the English word menu?
minuo
615
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for back.
tergum, tergī (n)
616
From what Latin word do we derive the English word purloin?
longus
617
From what Latin word do we derive the English word soufflé?
flo
618
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assay?
ago
619
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cult?
colo
620
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appease?
pax
621
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jet?
iacio
622
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travail?
tres
623
From what Latin word do we derive the English word friar?
frater
624
From what Latin word do we derive the English word soldier?
solidus
625
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cargo?
carrus
626
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squire?
scutum
627
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for pig.
porcus, porci, m.
628
From what Latin word do we derive the English word monument?
moneo
629
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assert?
sero (join together)
630
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rebel?
bellum
631
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jut?
iacio
632
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appraise?
pretium
633
From what Latin word do we derive the English word able?
habeo
634
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stun?
tono
635
What possible answers come with the question: Quae pars orationis est ________?
verbum, nomen, adjectivum, adverbium, praepositio, conjunctio, pronomen
636
From what Latin word do we derive the English word treble?
tres
637
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for cow.
bōs, bovis, m./f. (dat. & abl. pl. bobus or bubus)
638
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stay?
sto
639
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sluice?
claudo
640
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prize?
pretium
641
The Latin word ignosco takes what case?
dative (to pardon)
642
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prince?
prior
643
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maestro?
magis
644
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lariat?
aptus
645
From what Latin word do we derive the English word recover?
capio
646
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bugle?
bos
647
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pair?
par
648
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entrée?
inter
649
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stay?
sto
650
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sample?
emo
651
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rowel?
rota
652
From what Latin word do we derive the English word moment?
moveo
653
From what Latin word do we derive the English word diary?
dies
654
The Latin word obliviscor takes what case?
genitive (to forget)
655
From what Latin word do we derive the English word isolation?
insula
656
From what Latin word do we derive the English word because?
causa
657
From what Latin word do we derive the English word antler?
oculus
658
From what Latin word do we derive the English word depot?
pono
659
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pueblo?
populus
660
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porcelain?
porcus
661
From what Latin word do we derive the English word architrave?
trabs
662
From what Latin word do we derive the English word proxy?
cura
663
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assail?
salio
664
From what Latin word do we derive the English word incentive?
cano
665
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ensure?
cura
666
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun lēgātus.
lēgātus, lēgātī, m.—ambassador
667
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ancient?
ante
668
From what Latin word do we derive the English word truffle?
tuber
669
From what Latin word do we derive vinegar?
ācer
670
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portray?
traho
671
From what Latin word do we derive the English word noun?
nomen
672
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prison?
prehendo
673
From what Latin word do we derive the English word morose?
mos
674
From what Latin word do we derive the English word achieve?
caput
675
The Latin word paenitet takes what case?
accusative (it repents (me paenitet = I am sorry))
676
From what Latin word do we derive the English word purloin?
longus
677
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enchant?
cano
678
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lagoon?
lacus
679
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for head.
caput, capitis (n)
680
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jeopardy?
pars + iocus
681
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ostler?
hospes
682
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bedaub?
albus
683
From what Latin word do we derive the English word monitor?
moneo
684
From what Latin word do we derive the English word onion?
unus
685
From what Latin word do we derive kickshaw?
causa
686
From what Latin word do we derive the English word charge?
carrus
687
From what Latin word do we derive the English word expound?
pono
688
From what Latin word do we derive the English word allow?
laus
689
The Latin word peritus takes what case?
genitive; ablative (skilled)
690
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sport?
porto
691
The Latin word contra takes what case?
accusative (against)
692
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entrepreneur?
prehendo
693
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cull?
lego
694
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pioneer?
pes
695
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun cūstōs.
cūstōs, cūstōdis, m.—guard
696
From what Latin word do we derive the English word faint?
fingo
697
From what Latin word do we derive the English word price?
pretium
698
From what Latin word do we derive conceit?
capiō
699
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fuel?
focus
700
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun piscātor.
piscātor, piscātōris, m.—fisherman
701
From what Latin word do we derive the English word career?
carrus
702
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for ear.
auris, auris (f)
703
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cheat?
cado
704
The Latin word pudet takes what case?
accusative (it shames (me pudet facinoris = I am ashamed of crime))
705
From what Latin word do we derive the English word arbor?
herba
706
From what Latin word do we derive chapter?
caput
707
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eagle?
aquila
708
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enter?
inter
709
From what Latin word do we derive the English word facet?
facio
710
From what Latin word do we derive the English word agile?
ago
711
From what Latin word do we derive the English word host?
hospes
712
From what Latin word do we derive the English word concubine?
cubo
713
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun sculptor.
sculptor, sculptōris, m.—sculptor
714
The Latin word difficilis takes what case?
dative (difficult)
715
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fanatic?
fanum
716
From what Latin word do we derive the English word affair?
facio
717
From what Latin word do we derive the English word insure?
cura
718
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lieutenant?
locus
719
The Latin word inimicus takes what case?
dative (unfriendly)
720
From what Latin word do we derive the English word comment?
memini
721
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bonbon?
bonus
722
From what Latin word do we derive the English word demise?
mitto
723
From what Latin word do we derive the English word funnel?
fundo
724
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squash (verb)?
quatio
725
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lateral?
latus(noun)
726
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kickshaw?
causa
727
From what Latin word do we derive the English word external?
extra
728
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cousin?
soror
729
From what Latin word do we derive the English word feign?
fingo
730
From what Latin word do we derive the English word combine?
bis
731
From what Latin word do we derive miscreant?
crēdō
732
What possible answers come with the question: Cuius generis est _________?
neutrius, masculini, feminini
733
The Latin word cum takes what case?
ablative (with)
734
From what Latin word do we derive the English word juxtaposition?
iungo
735
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calendar?
calo
736
From what Latin word do we derive the English word court?
cohors
737
From what Latin word do we derive estrange?
extrā
738
From what Latin word do we derive the English word traitor?
do
739
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mince?
minuo
740
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eternity?
aevum
741
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lieu?
locus
742
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cousin?
soror
743
From what Latin word do we derive the English word copy?
ops
744
From what Latin word do we derive the English word denial?
nego
745
From what Latin word do we derive the English word handkerchief?
caput
746
From what Latin word do we derive the English word meddle?
misceo
747
From what Latin word do we derive recover?
capiō
748
From what Latin word do we derive the English word obituary?
eo
749
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adjourn?
dies
750
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calcium?
calx (small stone)
751
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apricot?
coquo
752
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for frog.
rana, ranae, f.
753
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sergeant?
servus
754
The Latin word faveo takes what case?
dative (to favor)
755
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jut?
iacio
756
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun pictrīx.
pictrīx, pictricis, f.—painter
757
From what Latin word do we derive the English word osprey?
os(ossis)
758
From what Latin word do we derive dandelion?
dēns
759
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chowder?
caleo
760
From what Latin word do we derive the English word able?
habeo
761
From what Latin word do we derive the English word provender?
habeo
762
From what Latin word do we derive the English word acquiant?
nosco
763
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enroll?
rota
764
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chef?
caput
765
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for cow.
vacca, -ae, f.
766
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portfolio?
folium
767
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exit?
eo
768
From what Latin word do we derive the English word print?
premo
769
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travesty?
vestis
770
From what Latin word do we derive avaunt?
ante
771
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rest?
sto
772
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for leg.
crus, cruris (n)
773
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maneuver?
opus
774
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foyer?
focus
775
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chauffeur?
caleo
776
From what Latin word do we derive the English word meticulous?
metus
777
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cloister?
claudo
778
From what Latin word do we derive the English word annex?
necto
779
From what Latin word do we derive the English word biscuit?
coquo
780
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chance?
cado
781
From what Latin word do we derive the English word handkerchief?
operio + caput
782
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sans?
sine
783
The Latin word dignus takes what case?
ablative (worthy of)
784
From what Latin word do we derive the English word oracle?
oro
785
From what Latin word do we derive bounty?
bonus
786
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prestige?
stringo
787
From what Latin word do we derive oboe?
altus
788
From what Latin word do we derive the English word niece?
nepos
789
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun pistrix.
pistrix, pistricis, f.—baker
790
From what Latin word do we derive cult?
colō
791
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squat?
ago
792
From what Latin word do we derive the English word marinate?
mare
793
From what Latin word do we derive the English word altruistic?
alter
794
From what Latin word do we derive the English word grid?
cratis
795
From what Latin word do we derive the English word net?
niteo
796
From what Latin word do we derive the English word contagious?
tango
797
From what Latin word do we derive the English word profane?
fanum
798
The Latin word post takes what case?
accusative (after)
799
From what Latin word do we derive the English word treaty?
traho
800
From what Latin word do we derive the English word obtuse?
tundo
801
When a question leads with "ubi?", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
where?
in (+ablative);
locativeRomae
802
From what Latin word do we derive the English word recalcitrant?
calx(heel)
803
From what Latin word do we derive the English word futile?
fundo
804
From what Latin word do we derive the English word propensity?
pendeo
805
From what Latin word do we derive the English word covet?
cupio
806
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calorie?
caleo
807
From what Latin word do we derive the English word carnation?
caro
808
From what Latin word do we derive the English word loyalty?
lex
809
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entree?
inter
810
From what Latin word do we derive the English word record?
cor
811
From what Latin word do we derive the English word launder?
lavo
812
From what Latin word do we derive the English word omelet?
lamina
813
From what Latin word do we derive the English word champion?
campus
814
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exult?
salio
815
From what Latin word do we derive the English word monument?
moneo
816
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porcupine?
porcus
817
From what Latin word do we derive the English word journal?
dies
818
From what Latin word do we derive the English word menial?
maneo
819
From what Latin word do we derive the English word salary?
sal
820
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vowel?
vox
821
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mussel?
mus
822
From what Latin word do we derive the English word proctor?
cura
823
From what Latin word do we derive the English word deluge?
lavo
824
From what Latin word do we derive duet?
duo
825
From what Latin word do we derive the English word erosion?
rodo
826
From what Latin word do we derive sluice?
claudō
827
From what Latin word do we derive prince?
capiō
828
From what Latin word do we derive the English word around?
rota
829
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enroll?
rota
830
From what Latin word do we derive the English word danger?
domus
831
From what Latin word do we derive the English word soldier?
solidus
832
From what Latin word do we derive the English word render?
do
833
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mansion?
maneo
834
From what Latin word do we derive the English word complaint?
plango
835
The Latin word idoneus takes what case?
dative (suitable)
836
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assure?
cura
837
From what Latin word do we derive the English word complaint?
plango
838
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cuisine?
coquo
839
From what Latin word do we derive capitol?
caput
840
From what Latin word do we derive the English word impromptu?
emo
841
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun cantātrīx.
cantātrīx, cantātrīcis, f.—singer
842
From what Latin word do we derive the English word age?
aevum
843
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun ancilla.
ancilla, ancillae, f.—maid
844
From what Latin word do we derive the English word alloy?
ligo
845
From what Latin word do we derive the English word estrange?
extra
846
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quarry?
quattuor
847
From what Latin word do we derive adjourn?
diēs
848
From what Latin word do we derive the English word naïve?
nascor
849
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun ēmptor.
ēmptor, ēmptōris, m.—buyer
850
From what Latin word do we derive the English word notion?
nosco
851
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appraise?
prehendo
852
From what Latin word do we derive the English word because?
causa
853
The Latin word servio takes what case?
dative (to serve)
854
From what Latin word do we derive the English word granny?
domus
855
From what Latin word do we derive the English word feign?
fingo
856
From what Latin word do we derive the English word siege?
sedeo
857
From what Latin word do we derive the English word leash?
laxus
858
The Latin word in takes what case?
ablative (in)
859
From what Latin word do we derive budge?
bulla
860
From what Latin word do we derive the English word reticent?
taceo
861
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fritter?
frango
862
From what Latin word do we derive adultery?
alter
863
From what Latin word do we derive dismal?
diēs
864
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun opifex.
opifex, opificis, m.—worker
865
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exalt?
altus
866
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pension?
pendo
867
From what Latin word do we derive the English word taste?
tango
868
From what Latin word do we derive the English word affidavit?
fido
869
From what Latin word do we derive the English word posthumous?
post
870
From what Latin word do we derive the English word aid?
iuvo
871
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plague?
plango
872
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surcease?
sedeo
873
From what Latin word do we derive madam?
domus
874
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tint?
tingo
875
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exile?
exsul
876
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surreptitious?
rapio
877
From what Latin word do we derive the English word motif?
moveo
878
From what Latin word do we derive the English word champaign?
campus
879
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tinge?
tingo
880
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nonchalant?
caleo
881
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entreat?
traho
882
From what Latin word do we derive the English word siege?
sedeo
883
From what Latin word do we derive the English word shrive?
scribo
884
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fail?
fallo
885
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adroit?
rego
886
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun patrōnus.
patrōnus, patrōnī, m.—patron
887
From what Latin word do we derive the English word route?
rumpo
888
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pannier?
panis
889
From what Latin word do we derive the English word immure?
murus
890
From what Latin word do we derive the English word supercilious?
cilium
891
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eglantine?
acus
892
From what Latin word do we derive the English word easel?
asinus
893
From what Latin word do we derive the English word increase?
cresco
894
From what Latin word do we derive the English word penthouse?
pendeo
895
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun medicus.
medicus, medicī, m.—doctor
896
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corsage?
corpus
897
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for body.
corpus, corporis (n)
898
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun vēnātor.
vēnātor, vēnātōris, m.—hunter
899
The Latin word appropinquo takes what case?
dative (to approach)
900
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun gubernātrīx.
gubernātrīx, gubernātrīcis, f.—pilot
901
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rest?
sto
902
From what Latin word do we derive the English word realm?
rex
903
From what Latin word do we derive assay?
agō
904
From what Latin word do we derive the English word toast?
torreo
905
From what Latin word do we derive the English word benign?
genus
906
From what Latin word do we derive the English word point?
pungo
907
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bugle?
bos
908
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rein?
teneo
909
From what Latin word do we derive the English word gent?
genus
910
From what Latin word do we derive the English word redeem?
emo
911
From what Latin word do we derive dual?
duo
912
From what Latin word do we derive the English word essay?
ago
913
From what Latin word do we derive the English word grate?
cratis
914
From what Latin word do we derive the English word viceroy?
rex
915
From what Latin word do we derive the English word poignant?
pungo
916
From what Latin word do we derive the English word set?
sequor
917
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adultery?
alter
918
From what Latin word do we derive grant?
crēdō
919
From what Latin word do we derive the English word poop?
puppis
920
From what Latin word do we derive the English word affidavit?
fido
921
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portfolio?
folium
922
From what Latin word do we derive the English word duel?
bellum
923
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stress?
stringo
924
From what Latin word do we derive the English word supercilious?
cilium
925
From what Latin word do we derive the English word canary?
canis
926
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bedlam?
domus
927
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exorbitant?
orbis
928
From what Latin word do we derive cloister?
claudō
929
From what Latin word do we derive the English word forge?
faber
930
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dissever?
paro
931
From what Latin word do we derive the English word covey?
cubo
932
From what Latin word do we derive the English word recover?
capio
933
From what Latin word do we derive the English word betray?
do
934
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tentacle?
tempto
935
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mess?
mitto
936
From what Latin word do we derive the English word federal?
fido
937
From what Latin word do we derive claim?
clāmō
938
From what Latin word do we derive the English word seigneur?
senex
939
From what Latin word do we derive the English word perish?
eo
940
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nephew?
nepos
941
From what Latin word do we derive the English word muss?
mitto
942
From what Latin word do we derive the English word append?
pendeo
943
From what Latin word do we derive the English word futile?
fundo
944
From what Latin word do we derive the English word party?
pars
945
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pedigree?
grus
946
From what Latin word do we derive the English word county?
eo
947
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rage?
rabio
948
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coin?
cuneus
949
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pendulum?
pendeo
950
The Latin word causa takes what case?
genitive (for the sake of)
951
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prey?
praeda
952
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appendage?
pendeo
953
From what Latin word do we derive the English word around?
rota
954
From what Latin word do we derive the English word avoirdupois?
pendo
955
From what Latin word do we derive the English word budge?
bulla
956
From what Latin word do we derive the English word feat?
facio
957
From what Latin word do we derive the English word molasses?
mel
958
From what Latin word do we derive diary?
diēs
959
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tiller?
texo
960
From what Latin word do we derive the English word redoubt?
duco
961
From what Latin word do we derive the English word viscount?
eo
962
From what Latin word do we derive the English word osprey?
frango + os (bone)
963
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ambition?
eo
964
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foyer?
focus
965
From what Latin word do we derive the English word couch?
locus
966
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tenor?
teneo
967
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cormorant?
mare
968
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accrue?
cresco
969
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dice?
do
970
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pedigree?
pes
971
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accusative?
causa
972
From what Latin word do we derive the English word hotel?
hospes
973
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for mule.
mūlus, mūli, m.
974
From what Latin word do we derive the English word point?
pungo
975
From what Latin word do we derive the English word career?
carrus
976
From what Latin word do we derive the English word justice?
ius (law)
977
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for teeth.
dens, dentis (m)
978
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plaintiff?
plango
979
The Latin word sine takes what case?
ablative (without)
980
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rescue?
quatio
981
The Latin word plenus takes what case?
genitive (full )
982
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chauffeur?
facio
983
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chafe?
caleo
984
From what Latin word do we derive the English word avow?
vox
985
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fail?
fallo
986
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sauce?
sal
987
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for rooster.
gallus, galli, m.
988
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun iūdex.
iūdex, iūdicis, m.—lawyer
989
From what Latin word do we derive the English word facet?
facio
990
From what Latin word do we derive the English word minute?
minuo
991
From what Latin word do we derive the English word duet?
duo
992
From what Latin word do we derive the English word avalanche?
labor(verb)
993
From what Latin word do we derive the English word curtsey?
cohors
994
From what Latin word do we derive the English word molt?
muto
995
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cult?
colo
996
From what Latin word do we derive the English word arcade?
arcus
997
From what Latin word do we derive the English word municipal?
capio
998
From what Latin word do we derive the English word feat?
facio
999
From what Latin word do we derive the English word raucous?
ravis
1000
From what Latin word do we derive the English word germ?
genus
1001
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prize?
pretium
1002
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cable?
capio
1003
From what Latin word do we derive the English word trivet?
pes
1004
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accrue?
cresco
1005
From what Latin word do we derive the English word peer?
par
1006
From what Latin word do we derive the English word age?
aevum
1007
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pound?
pendo
1008
From what Latin word do we derive damsel?
domus
1009
From what Latin word do we derive the English word champaign?
campus
1010
From what Latin word do we derive the English word curfew?
operio
1011
From what Latin word do we derive the English word defeat?
facio
1012
From what Latin word do we derive the English word premier?
prior
1013
From what Latin word do we derive the English word puny?
nascor
1014
From what Latin word do we derive the English word country?
contra
1015
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porcelain?
porcus
1016
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun scrīptor.
scrīptor, scrīptōris, m.—writer
1017
From what Latin word do we derive the English word record?
cor
1018
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ferret?
fur
1019
From what Latin word do we derive eagle?
aquila
1020
From what Latin word do we derive the English word travel?
tres
1021
From what Latin word do we derive the English word caldron?
caleo
1022
The Latin word trans takes what case?
accusative (across)
1023
From what Latin word do we derive the English word attitude?
aptus
1024
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dungeon?
domus
1025
From what Latin word do we derive the English word flour?
flos
1026
From what Latin word do we derive cable?
capiō
1027
From what Latin word do we derive the English word taxicab?
caper
1028
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for mouth.
ōs, ōris (n)
1029
From what Latin word do we derive dungeon?
domus
1030
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parasol?
sol
1031
The Latin word inter takes what case?
accusative (between)
1032
From what Latin word do we derive the English word faint?
fingo
1033
From what Latin word do we derive the English word toil?
tundo
1034
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for chest.
pectus, pectoris (n)
1035
From what Latin word do we derive the English word alligator?
lacertus
1036
From what Latin word do we derive bugle?
bōs
1037
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dessert?
servus
1038
When a question leads with "cur?", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
why?
quod (because) sentence with noun and verb
1039
What possible answers come with the question: Cuius modi est ________?
subjunctivi, indicativi, imperativi
1040
From what Latin word do we derive essay?
agō
1041
From what Latin word do we derive the English word voyage?
via
1042
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chafe?
caleo
1043
From what Latin word do we derive the English word effigy?
fingo
1044
From what Latin word do we derive the English word advance?
ante
1045
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assuage?
suavis
1046
From what Latin word do we derive the English word hidalgo?
aliquis
1047
What possible answers come with the question: dic casum dativum pluralem
make the form dative plural
1048
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun lūsor.
lūsor, lūsōris, m.—player
1049
From what Latin word do we derive the English word recruit?
cresco
1050
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun negōtiātrīx.
negōtiātrīx, negōtiātrīcis, f.—businessperson
1051
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chauffeur?
caleo
1052
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ennui?
odi
1053
From what Latin word do we derive the English word amenable?
minae
1054
From what Latin word do we derive the English word furtive?
fur
1055
From what Latin word do we derive the English word courage?
cor
1056
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ravage?
rapio
1057
From what Latin word do we derive the English word caitiff?
capio
1058
From what Latin word do we derive the English word secret?
cerno
1059
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jet?
iacio
1060
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sovereign?
super
1061
From what Latin word do we derive Madonna?
domus
1062
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for tongue.
lingua, linguae (f)
1063
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pueblo?
populus
1064
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for foot.
pes, pedis (m)
1065
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adieu?
deus
1066
From what Latin word do we derive corps?
corpus
1067
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pansy?
pendo
1068
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accusative?
causa
1069
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apricot?
coquo
1070
From what Latin word do we derive the English word champion?
campus
1071
From what Latin word do we derive endeavor?
dēbeō
1072
The Latin word in takes what case?
accusative (into)
1073
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pass?
pando
1074
The Latin word cupidus takes what case?
genitive (desirous of)
1075
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cattle?
caput
1076
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coil?
lego
1077
From what Latin word do we derive the English word annoy?
odi
1078
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cloister?
claudo
1079
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bedlam?
domus
1080
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chisel?
caedo
1081
The Latin word propinquus takes what case?
dative (near)
1082
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ounce?
uncia
1083
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manacle?
manus
1084
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porpoise?
porcus + piscis
1085
From what Latin word do we derive dial?
diēs
1086
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vouch?
vox
1087
From what Latin word do we derive the English word expound?
pono
1088
From what Latin word do we derive the English word street?
sterno
1089
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jeopardy?
pars
1090
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cheat?
cado
1091
From what Latin word do we derive external?
extrā
1092
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bill?
bulla
1093
From what Latin word do we derive the English word derivative?
rivus
1094
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bullet?
bulla
1095
From what Latin word do we derive the English word indue?
duco
1096
The Latin word ante takes what case?
accusative (before)
1097
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inch?
uncia
1098
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fault?
fallo
1099
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun paedagōgus.
paedagōgus, paedagōgī, m.—pedagogue
1100
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for lion.
leō, leonis, m.
1101
From what Latin word do we derive the English word muster?
moneo
1102
From what Latin word do we derive haughty?
altus
1103
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun āthlēta.
āthlēta, āthlētae, m.—athlete
1104
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun poēta.
poēta, poētae, m.—poet
1105
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jaunty?
genus
1106
From what Latin word do we derive the English word seigneur?
senex
1107
From what Latin word do we derive the English word monitor?
moneo
1108
From what Latin word do we derive the English word relish?
laxus
1109
From what Latin word do we derive the English word capitol?
caput
1110
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun ēditor.
ēditor, ēditōris, m.—editor
1111
From what Latin word do we derive betray?
dō
1112
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enchant?
cano
1113
From what Latin word do we derive the English word complaisant?
placeo
1114
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lizard?
lacertus
1115
From what Latin word do we derive the English word peninsula?
paene
1116
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pawn?
pes
1117
From what Latin word do we derive the English word piano?
planus
1118
From what Latin word do we derive collar?
collum
1119
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apply?
plecto
1120
From what Latin word do we derive the English word grant?
credo
1121
From what Latin word do we derive the English word office?
ops
1122
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun sculptrīx.
sculptrīx, sculptrīcis, f.—sculptor
1123
From what Latin word do we derive the English word viceroy?
rex
1124
From what Latin word do we derive pert?
aperiō
1125
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pry?
prehendo
1126
From what Latin word do we derive the English word capitol?
caput
1127
From what Latin word do we derive the English word disdain?
dignus
1128
From what Latin word do we derive the English word annoy?
odi
1129
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for rabbit, hare.
lepus, leporis, m.
1130
From what Latin word do we derive the English word umpire?
non
1131
From what Latin word do we derive the English word revel?
bellum
1132
From what Latin word do we derive the English word affiliation?
filius
1133
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun adulēscēns.
adulēscēns, adulēscentis, m.—youth
1134
From what Latin word do we derive the English word hotel?
hospes
1135
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pinnacle?
pinna
1136
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ally?
ligo
1137
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scarce?
carpo
1138
From what Latin word do we derive squat?
agō
1139
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bounty?
bonus
1140
From what Latin word do we derive the English word daub?
albus
1141
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porcupine?
porcus + spina
1142
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portico?
porta
1143
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dress?
rego
1144
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inert?
ars
1145
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plea?
placeo
1146
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entreat?
traho
1147
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coy?
quies
1148
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dismal?
dies
1149
From what Latin word do we derive the English word trace?
traho
1150
From what Latin word do we derive handkerchief?
caput
1151
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scald?
caleo
1152
From what Latin word do we derive daub?
albus
1153
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sluice?
claudo
1154
From what Latin word do we derive the English word aborigines?
orior
1155
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dandelion?
dens
1156
From what Latin word do we derive overt?
aperiō
1157
From what Latin word do we derive the English word battle?
battuo
1158
From what Latin word do we derive the English word madam?
domus
1159
From what Latin word do we derive the English word molasses?
mel
1160
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cue?
cauda
1161
From what Latin word do we derive the English word medley?
misceo
1162
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun ministra.
ministra, ministrae, f.—waitress
1163
From what Latin word do we derive the English word engine?
genus
1164
From what Latin word do we derive the English word beau?
bonus
1165
From what Latin word do we derive the English word razor?
rado
1166
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pilgrim?
ager
1167
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dessert?
servus
1168
From what Latin word do we derive the English word immure?
murus
1169
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ravage?
rapio
1170
From what Latin word do we derive the English word reason?
reor
1171
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bill?
bulla
1172
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for wolf.
lupus, lupi, m.
1173
From what Latin word do we derive duel?
bellum
1174
From what Latin word do we derive the English word promontory?
minae
1175
From what Latin word do we derive champion?
campus
1176
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cattle?
caput
1177
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quintessence?
quinque
1178
From what Latin word do we derive apricot?
coquō
1179
From what Latin word do we derive the English word medley?
misceo
1180
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for elephant.
elephantus, -i, m.
1181
From what Latin word do we derive vendor?
dō
1182
From what Latin word do we derive cabbage?
caput
1183
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assiduous?
sedeo
1184
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vamp?
pes
1185
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scent?
sentio
1186
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kiln?
culina
1187
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for face.
faciēs, faciēī, f.
1188
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun arbiter.
arbiter, arbitrī, m.—witness
1189
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pillage?
pilus
1190
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portent?
tendo
1191
From what Latin word do we derive the English word raucous?
ravis
1192
From what Latin word do we derive dozen?
duo
1193
From what Latin word do we derive sojourn?
diēs
1194
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for she-bear.
ursa, ursae, f.
1195
From what Latin word do we derive kiln?
culīna
1196
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appreciate?
pretium
1197
From what Latin word do we derive the English word strange?
extra
1198
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dozen?
decem
1199
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eyelet?
oculus
1200
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun tōnsor.
tōnsor, tōnsōris, m.—barber
1201
From what Latin word do we derive necessary?
cēdō
1202
From what Latin word do we derive the English word source?
rego
1203
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tissue?
texo
1204
From what Latin word do we derive the English word taxicab?
caper
1205
From what Latin word do we derive the English word caldron?
caleo
1206
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jelly?
gelu
1207
From what Latin word do we derive the English word possible?
sum
1208
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun dictātor.
dictātor, dictātōris, m.—dictator
1209
From what Latin word do we derive ditty?
dīcō, dīcere
1210
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lunge?
longus
1211
The Latin word desum takes what case?
dative (to fail; to be lacking)
1212
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jail?
cavea
1213
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rely?
ligo
1214
The Latin word taedet takes what case?
accusative (it wearies (me taedet natandi = I am tired of swimming))
1215
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apprise?
prehendo
1216
From what Latin word do we derive the English word bounty?
bonus
1217
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vowel?
vox
1218
From what Latin word do we derive the English word attitude?
aptus
1219
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cargo?
carrus
1220
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for snake.
serpēns, serpentis, m.
1221
From what Latin word do we derive the English word renown?
nomen
1222
From what Latin word do we derive the English word muscle?
mus
1223
From what Latin word do we derive the English word abstain?
teneo
1224
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foible?
fleo
1225
From what Latin word do we derive excuse?
causa
1226
From what Latin word do we derive the English word arrest?
sto
1227
From what Latin word do we derive the English word register?
gero
1228
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surly?
senex
1229
From what Latin word do we derive the English word caulk/calk?
calx(heel)
1230
From what Latin word do we derive the English word malady?
habeo
1231
From what Latin word do we derive the English word frail?
frango
1232
From what Latin word do we derive the English word unit?
unus
1233
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squire?
scutum
1234
From what Latin word do we derive the English word flour?
flos
1235
From what Latin word do we derive the English word praetorian?
eo
1236
From what Latin word do we derive the English word estrange?
extra
1237
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assay?
ago
1238
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sport?
porto
1239
From what Latin word do we derive the English word juice?
ius (broth)
1240
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exempt?
emo
1241
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portent?
tendo
1242
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun saltātrīx.
saltātrīx, saltātrīcis, f.—dancer
1243
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pensive?
pendo
1244
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vestry?
vestis
1245
From what Latin word do we derive the English word demure?
maturus
1246
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pill?
pila
1247
The Latin word aptus takes what case?
dative (fit)
1248
From what Latin word do we derive the English word morsel?
mordeo
1249
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chisel?
caedo
1250
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ennui?
odi
1251
From what Latin word do we derive the English word soprano?
super
1252
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lesson?
lego
1253
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for neck.
collum, colli, n.
1254
From what Latin word do we derive the English word season?
sero (sow)
1255
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun colōnus.
colōnus, colōnī, m.—countryperson, tenant farmer
1256
From what Latin word do we derive the English word gin (liquor)?
iuniperus
1257
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maxim?
magis
1258
From what Latin word do we derive canine?
canis
1259
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nuclear?
nux
1260
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun fullō.
fullō, fullōnis, m.—dry cleaner
1261
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inure?
opus
1262
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rosemary?
mare
1263
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sprain?
premo
1264
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun cliēns.
cliēns, clientis, m.—client
1265
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mosquito?
musca
1266
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pawn?
pes
1267
From what Latin word do we derive the English word farm?
firmus
1268
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manure?
opus
1269
From what Latin word do we derive the English word covet?
cupio
1270
From what Latin word do we derive the English word astonish?
tono
1271
From what Latin word do we derive the English word round?
rota
1272
From what Latin word do we derive the English word spice?
specio
1273
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ketch?
capio
1274
From what Latin word do we derive the English word standard?
tendo
1275
From what Latin word do we derive the English word intrinsic?
sequor
1276
From what Latin word do we derive obey?
audiō
1277
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun piscātrīx.
piscātrīx, piscātrīcis, f.—fisherman
1278
From what Latin word do we derive ensure?
cūra
1279
What possible answers come with the question: Qua persona est _________?
Prima, secunda, tertia
1280
From what Latin word do we derive the English word alas?
lassus
1281
From what Latin word do we derive the English word envoy?
via
1282
From what Latin word do we derive the English word duel?
bellum
1283
From what Latin word do we derive the English word coadjutor?
iuvo
1284
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surprise?
prehendo
1285
From what Latin word do we derive the English word caulk/calk?
calx (heel)
1286
From what Latin word do we derive the English word confuse?
fundo
1287
From what Latin word do we derive pilgrim?
ager
1288
From what Latin word do we derive the English word overt?
aperio
1289
From what Latin word do we derive the English word effigy?
fingo
1290
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for little she-bear.
ursula, ursulae, f. (diminutive of ursa)
1291
From what Latin word do we derive the English word toast?
torreo
1292
From what Latin word do we derive the English word citadel?
civis
1293
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dispatch?
pango
1294
The Latin word studeo takes what case?
dative (to be eager for)
1295
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torrid?
torreo
1296
From what Latin word do we derive the English word confuse?
fundo
1297
From what Latin word do we derive the English word contagious?
tango
1298
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nephew?
nepos
1299
From what Latin word do we derive the English word seclude?
claudo
1300
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foundry?
fundo
1301
From what Latin word do we derive the English word oriole?
aurum
1302
From what Latin word do we derive the English word umpire?
par
1303
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stipend?
pendo
1304
From what Latin word do we derive the English word reprimand?
premo
1305
From what Latin word do we derive rent?
dō
1306
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scald?
caleo
1307
From what Latin word do we derive cease?
cēdō
1308
From what Latin word do we derive the English word spite?
specio
1309
From what Latin word do we derive the English word county?
eo
1310
From what Latin word do we derive the English word recoil?
culus
1311
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pellet?
pila
1312
From what Latin word do we derive adieu?
deus
1313
From what Latin word do we derive auburn?
albus
1314
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun āctor.
āctor, āctōris, m.—actor
1315
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corset?
corpus
1316
From what Latin word do we derive the English word inch?
uncia
1317
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corset?
corpus
1318
From what Latin word do we derive the English word seclude?
claudo
1319
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ewer?
aqua
1320
From what Latin word do we derive the English word turba?
trouble
1321
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eager?
acer
1322
From what Latin word do we derive the English word battery?
battuo
1323
From what Latin word do we derive the English word miscreant?
credo
1324
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for a lock of hair.
crinis, crinis, m.
1325
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porcupine?
porcus + spina
1326
From what Latin word do we derive the English word germ?
genus
1327
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pendant?
pendeo
1328
From what Latin word do we derive the English word supple?
plecto
1329
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tent?
tendo
1330
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pomegranate?
granum
1331
From what Latin word do we derive the English word roulette?
rota
1332
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apprentice?
prehendo
1333
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pace?
pando
1334
From what Latin word do we derive granny?
domus
1335
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assail?
salio
1336
From what Latin word do we derive the English word copy?
ops
1337
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accolade?
collum
1338
From what Latin word do we derive the English word souffle?
fluo
1339
From what Latin word do we derive the English word friable?
frio
1340
From what Latin word do we derive the English word spice?
specio
1341
From what Latin word do we derive the English word noon?
novem
1342
From what Latin word do we derive the English word merchant?
merx
1343
From what Latin word do we derive the English word viscount?
eo
1344
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plan?
planus
1345
From what Latin word do we derive the English word impromptu?
emo
1346
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chateau?
castra
1347
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for ram.
ariēs, arietis, m.
1348
From what Latin word do we derive the English word eternity?
aevum
1349
From what Latin word do we derive the English word onion?
unus
1350
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pension?
pendo
1351
From what Latin word do we derive the English word squad?
quattuor
1352
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exult?
salio
1353
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun saltātor.
saltātor, saltātōris, m.—dancer
1354
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sudden?
eo
1355
From what Latin word do we derive the English word molt?
muto
1356
From what Latin word do we derive the English word meager?
macer
1357
From what Latin word do we derive the English word result?
salio
1358
The Latin word dissimilis takes what case?
dative (dissimilar)
1359
From what Latin word do we derive the English word torch?
torqueo
1360
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rendezvous?
do
1361
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adore?
oro
1362
From what Latin word do we derive the English word molar?
molo
1363
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sojourn?
dies
1364
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nonchalant?
non
1365
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lotion?
lavo
1366
What possible answers come with the question: Cuius conjugationis est ___________?
Primae, secundae, tertiae, quartae
1367
From what Latin word do we derive the English word acquit?
quies
1368
From what Latin word do we derive the English word source?
rego
1369
From what Latin word do we derive the English word antler?
oculus
1370
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pay?
pax
1371
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cover?
operio
1372
From what Latin word do we derive the English word octave?
octo
1373
From what Latin word do we derive the English word extort?
torqueo
1374
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun caupō.
caupō, caupōnis, m.—innkeeper
1375
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prince?
capio
1376
From what Latin word do we derive the English word damsel?
domus
1377
From what Latin word do we derive the English word leaven?
levis
1378
From what Latin word do we derive the English word musketry?
musca
1379
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for hand.
manus, manūs (f)
1380
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tense (e.g., present, future)?
tempus
1381
The Latin word oportet takes what case?
accusative (it is necessary)
1382
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun imperātrīx.
imperātrīx, imperātrīcis, f.—commander, empress
1383
From what Latin word do we derive the English word obtuse?
tundo
1384
From what Latin word do we derive the English word couple?
aptus
1385
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun viātor.
viātor, viātōris, m.—traveler
1386
From what Latin word do we derive the English word gist?
iaceo
1387
From what Latin word do we derive the English word gravy?
granum
1388
From what Latin word do we derive the English word isolation?
insula
1389
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nomenclature?
calo
1390
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun colōna.
colōna, colōnae, f.—countryperson, tenant farmer
1391
From what Latin word do we derive the English word propensity?
pendeo
1392
From what Latin word do we derive the English word devoir?
debeo
1393
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun macellārius.
macellārius, macellāriī, m.—grocer
1394
From what Latin word do we derive core?
cor
1395
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assure?
cura
1396
From what Latin word do we derive the English word renegade?
nego
1397
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surcease?
sedeo
1398
From what Latin word do we derive the English word perforate?
foro
1399
From what Latin word do we derive clandestine?
clam
1400
From what Latin word do we derive the English word gist?
iaceo
1401
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jetty?
iacio
1402
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prince?
prior
1403
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dungeon?
domus
1404
From what Latin word do we derive the English word oboe?
altus
1405
From what Latin word do we derive the English word promiscuous?
misceo
1406
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun vēnditrīx.
vēnditrīx, vēnditrīcis, f.—seller
1407
The Latin word ad takes what case?
accusative (to )
1408
From what Latin word do we derive the English word profile?
filum
1409
From what Latin word do we derive chateau?
castra
1410
From what Latin word do we derive the English word premier?
prior
1411
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vinegar?
acer
1412
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ambiguous?
ago
1413
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vinegar?
acer
1414
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for upper arm, shoulder.
umerus, umerī, m.
1415
From what Latin word do we derive the English word convey?
via
1416
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dowry?
do
1417
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plan?
planus
1418
From what Latin word do we derive the English word conceit?
capio
1419
From what Latin word do we derive the English word increase?
cresco
1420
When a question leads with "quo?", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
to where?
ad (+accusative)
1421
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rendezvous?
do
1422
From what Latin word do we derive the English word municipal?
capio
1423
From what Latin word do we derive ambiguous?
agō
1424
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun argentāria.
argentāria, argentāriae, f.—banker
1425
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jewel?
iocus
1426
From what Latin word do we derive the English word formaldehyde?
formica
1427
From what Latin word do we derive the English word notion?
nosco
1428
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stray?
sterno
1429
From what Latin word do we derive the English word affiliation?
filius
1430
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for horse.
equus, equi, m.
1431
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tentacle?
tempto
1432
From what Latin word do we derive the English word terra-cotta?
coquo
1433
The Latin word permitto takes what case?
dative (to allow)
1434
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lotion?
lavo
1435
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun chīrūrgus.
chīrūrgus, chīrūrgī, m.—surgeon
1436
From what Latin word do we derive the English word façade?
facio
1437
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun luctātor.
luctātor, luctātōris, m.—wrestler
1438
From what Latin word do we derive the English word napkin?
mappa
1439
From what Latin word do we derive the English word danger?
domus
1440
From what Latin word do we derive dozen?
decem
1441
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jest?
gero
1442
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calculate?
calx(small stone)
1443
From what Latin word do we derive the English word emperor?
paro
1444
From what Latin word do we derive the English word obsequious?
sequor
1445
From what Latin word do we derive the English word acquit?
quies
1446
From what Latin word do we derive corsage?
corpus
1447
From what Latin word do we derive the English word semester?
mensis
1448
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun vestiārius.
vestiārius, vestiāriī, m.—clothes-dealer
1449
From what Latin word do we derive corset?
corpus
1450
From what Latin word do we derive the English word carrion?
caro
1451
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porpoise?
porcus
1452
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for hair.
capillus, capillī (m)
1453
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calorie?
caleo
1454
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stun?
tono
1455
From what Latin word do we derive beau?
bonus
1456
When a question leads with "quis? (s.); qui? (pl.)", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
who?
noun or nouns
1457
From what Latin word do we derive the English word contrite?
tero
1458
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cage?
cavea
1459
From what Latin word do we derive the English word semester?
mensis
1460
From what Latin word do we derive the English word aim?
aestimo
1461
From what Latin word do we derive cheat?
cadō
1462
From what Latin word do we derive the English word journal?
dies
1463
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porter?
porto
1464
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lariat?
aptus
1465
From what Latin word do we derive the English word core?
cor
1466
From what Latin word do we derive the English word curfew?
operio + focus
1467
The Latin word libet takes what case?
dative (it pleases)
1468
From what Latin word do we derive counter?
contrā
1469
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ewer?
aqua
1470
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rowel?
rota
1471
From what Latin word do we derive the English word voice?
vox
1472
From what Latin word do we derive the English word beverage?
bibo
1473
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun clienta.
clienta, clientae, f.—client
1474
From what Latin word do we derive the English word friable?
frio
1475
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jess?
iacio
1476
From what Latin word do we derive the English word congeal?
gelu
1477
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nuisance?
noceo
1478
The Latin word videtur takes what case?
dative (it seems)
1479
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun faber.
faber, fabrī, m.—workman
1480
What possible answers come with the question: Quo casu est _____?
nominativo, genitivo, dativo, accusativo, ablativo, vocativo, locativo
1481
From what Latin word do we derive the English word liason?
ligo
1482
What possible answers come with the question: Cuius numeri est __________?
singularis, pluralis
1483
From what Latin word do we derive the English word clandestine?
clam
1484
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adultery?
alter
1485
From what Latin word do we derive the English word duet?
duo
1486
From what Latin word do we derive biscuit?
coquō
1487
From what Latin word do we derive the English word altruistic?
alter
1488
From what Latin word do we derive the English word trivet?
pes
1489
The Latin word pareo takes what case?
dative (to obey)
1490
From what Latin word do we derive proxy?
cūra
1491
From what Latin word do we derive the English word trace?
traho
1492
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cinch?
cingo
1493
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for bird.
avis, avis, f.
1494
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porpoise?
piscis + porcus
1495
From what Latin word do we derive the English word series?
sero (join together)
1496
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dozen?
decem + duo
1497
From what Latin word do we derive the English word alert?
rego
1498
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stain?
tingo
1499
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chef?
caput
1500
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calcium?
calx(small stone)
1501
From what Latin word do we derive the English word oboe?
altus
1502
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tormentor?
torqueo
1503
From what Latin word do we derive the English word frail?
frango
1504
From what Latin word do we derive dice?
dō
1505
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ignominy?
nomen
1506
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cordial?
cor
1507
The Latin word prope takes what case?
accusative (near)
1508
From what Latin word do we derive the English word toilet?
texo
1509
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for dog.
canis, canis, m/f
1510
From what Latin word do we derive the English word era?
aes
1511
From what Latin word do we derive the English word funnel?
fundo
1512
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for tiger.
tigris, tigridis (or tigris), m/f (acc. tigrim or tigridem)
1513
From what Latin word do we derive strange?
extrā
1514
From what Latin word do we derive supercilius?
cilium
1515
From what Latin word do we derive proctor?
cūra
1516
From what Latin word do we derive treason?
dō
1517
From what Latin word do we derive the English word piano?
planus
1518
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kennel?
canis
1519
From what Latin word do we derive the English word abrupt?
rumpo
1520
From what Latin word do we derive the English word osprey?
frango
1521
From what Latin word do we derive the English word nice?
scio
1522
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stipend?
pendo
1523
From what Latin word do we derive the English word display?
plecto
1524
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pound?
pendo
1525
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cavalry?
caballus
1526
From what Latin word do we derive the English word carnival?
levis
1527
From what Latin word do we derive advance?
ante
1528
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pansy?
pendo
1529
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sewer?
aqua
1530
From what Latin word do we derive the English word orison?
oro
1531
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for bear.
ursus, ursi, m.
1532
From what Latin word do we derive the English word erase?
rado
1533
From what Latin word do we derive bedlam?
domus
1534
From what Latin word do we derive the English word platoon?
pila
1535
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tornado?
tono
1536
From what Latin word do we derive the English word profane?
fanum
1537
From what Latin word do we derive the English word esteem?
aestimo
1538
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun magus.
magus, magī, m.—magician
1539
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dial?
dies
1540
From what Latin word do we derive the English word portico?
porta
1541
From what Latin word do we derive the English word collapse?
labor(verb)
1542
From what Latin word do we derive the English word monster?
moneo
1543
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cuisine?
coquo
1544
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chance?
cado
1545
From what Latin word do we derive the English word joist?
iaceo
1546
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pale?
palleo
1547
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lettuce?
lac
1548
The Latin word ex takes what case?
ablative (out of)
1549
From what Latin word do we derive the English word incentive?
cano
1550
From what Latin word do we derive the English word oblivion?
obliviscor
1551
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pedigree?
pes + grus
1552
From what Latin word do we derive the English word construe?
struo
1553
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun āctrīx.
āctrīx, āctrīcis, f.—actor
1554
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chalk?
calx(small stone)
1555
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun senātrīx.
senātrīx, senatricis, f.—senator
1556
From what Latin word do we derive the English word reticent?
taceo
1557
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plush?
pilus
1558
From what Latin word do we derive the English word convey?
via
1559
From what Latin word do we derive insure?
cūra
1560
From what Latin word do we derive the English word avalanche?
labor (verb)
1561
From what Latin word do we derive terra-cotta?
coquō
1562
From what Latin word do we derive the English word corps?
corpus
1563
From what Latin word do we derive the English word hidalgo?
filius
1564
From what Latin word do we derive the English word curfew?
focus
1565
From what Latin word do we derive the English word haughty?
altus
1566
From what Latin word do we derive the English word figure?
fingo
1567
From what Latin word do we derive the English word spaniel?
Hispania
1568
From what Latin word do we derive the English word joust?
iungo
1569
From what Latin word do we derive the English word password?
pando
1570
From what Latin word do we derive the English word niece?
nepos
1571
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scando?
scale
1572
From what Latin word do we derive the English word explain?
planus
1573
From what Latin word do we derive devoir?
dēbeō
1574
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sally?
salio
1575
What possible answers come with the question: Cui casui _____ serviunt?
genitivo, dativo, accusativo, ablativo
1576
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ivory?
ebur
1577
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chateau?
castra
1578
From what Latin word do we derive the English word external?
extra
1579
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun architectus.
architectus, architectī, m.—architect, builder
1580
From what Latin word do we derive the English word juggle?
iocus
1581
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pannier?
panis
1582
From what Latin word do we derive the English word accent?
cano
1583
From what Latin word do we derive the English word utensil?
utor
1584
From what Latin word do we derive the English word moment?
moveo
1585
From what Latin word do we derive the English word succumb?
cubo
1586
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun minister.
minister, ministrī, m.—waiter
1587
From what Latin word do we derive the English word orison?
oro
1588
From what Latin word do we derive the English word launch?
lancea
1589
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fable?
for
1590
From what Latin word do we derive the English word shambles?
scamnum
1591
From what Latin word do we derive the English word umpire?
par + non
1592
From what Latin word do we derive the English word finesse?
finis
1593
From what Latin word do we derive the English word renown?
nomen
1594
From what Latin word do we derive the English word napkin?
mappa
1595
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fault?
fallo
1596
From what Latin word do we derive canary?
canis
1597
From what Latin word do we derive the English word render?
do
1598
From what Latin word do we derive dicker?
decem
1599
From what Latin word do we derive the English word impresario?
prehendo
1600
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jest?
gero
1601
From what Latin word do we derive the English word crew?
cresco
1602
From what Latin word do we derive the English word strain?
stringo
1603
The Latin word avidus takes what case?
genitive (desirous of; greedy for)
1604
From what Latin word do we derive render?
dō
1605
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vamp?
pes
1606
From what Latin word do we derive the English word provost?
pono
1607
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jeopardy?
iocus
1608
The Latin word par takes what case?
dative (equal)
1609
From what Latin word do we derive the English word affair?
facio
1610
From what Latin word do we derive the English word manacle?
manus
1611
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entrepreneur?
prehendo
1612
From what Latin word do we derive bedaub?
albus
1613
From what Latin word do we derive the English word arcade?
arcus
1614
The Latin word de takes what case?
ablative (about)
1615
From what Latin word do we derive because?
causa
1616
From what Latin word do we derive the English word allow?
laus
1617
From what Latin word do we derive the English word paraffin?
finis
1618
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun ōrnātor.
ōrnātor, ōrnātōris, m.—hairdresser
1619
The Latin word circum takes what case?
accusative (around)
1620
From what Latin word do we derive the English word exit?
eo
1621
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun artifex.
artifex, artificis, m.—artisan
1622
From what Latin word do we derive bill?
bulla
1623
From what Latin word do we derive the English word loyalty?
lex
1624
From what Latin word do we derive the English word haughty?
altus
1625
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ounce?
uncia
1626
From what Latin word do we derive kennel?
canis
1627
From what Latin word do we derive the English word passage?
pando
1628
From what Latin word do we derive the English word commodore?
mando
1629
From what Latin word do we derive the English word combustion?
uro
1630
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prey?
praeda
1631
From what Latin word do we derive the English word meddle?
misceo
1632
From what Latin word do we derive the English word store?
instauro
1633
From what Latin word do we derive the English word impresario?
prehendo
1634
From what Latin word do we derive the English word legion?
lego
1635
From what Latin word do we derive the English word result?
salio
1636
From what Latin word do we derive the English word arbor?
herba
1637
From what Latin word do we derive the English word malady?
habeo
1638
From what Latin word do we derive the English word scent?
sentio
1639
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sollicit?
cieo
1640
From what Latin word do we derive the English word impeach?
pes
1641
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for thigh.
femur, femoris (n)
1642
From what Latin word do we derive the English word recalcitrant?
calx (heel)
1643
From what Latin word do we derive beverage?
bibō
1644
From what Latin word do we derive the English word miscreant?
credo
1645
From what Latin word do we derive the English word prompt?
emo
1646
From what Latin word do we derive the English word porcupine?
spina
1647
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assess?
sedeo
1648
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pair?
par
1649
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun vēnditor.
vēnditor, vēnditōris, m.—seller
1650
From what Latin word do we derive the English word joust?
iungo
1651
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appraise?
pretium
1652
From what Latin word do we derive the English word beau?
bonus
1653
From what Latin word do we derive the English word routine?
rumpo
1654
From what Latin word do we derive the English word melee?
misceo
1655
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fry?
frigo
1656
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foliage?
folium
1657
From what Latin word do we derive the English word courage?
cor
1658
From what Latin word do we derive the English word acquaint?
nosco
1659
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cab?
caper
1660
From what Latin word do we derive the English word defeat?
facio
1661
From what Latin word do we derive oriole?
aurum
1662
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cement?
caedo
1663
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun cantātor.
cantātor, cantātōris, m.—singer
1664
From what Latin word do we derive the English word calumny?
calvor
1665
From what Latin word do we derive the English word clandestine?
clam
1666
The Latin word credo takes what case?
dative (to believe)
1667
From what Latin word do we derive the English word treble?
tres
1668
From what Latin word do we derive the English word biscuit?
coquo
1669
From what Latin word do we derive the English word outrage?
ultra
1670
From what Latin word do we derive the English word foliage?
folium
1671
From what Latin word do we derive the English word counter?
contra
1672
From what Latin word do we derive the English word employ?
plecto
1673
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sect?
sequor
1674
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dicker?
decem
1675
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jetty?
iacio
1676
From what Latin word do we derive bonbon?
bonus
1677
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun virgō.
virgō, virginis, f.—unmarried woman
1678
From what Latin word do we derive the English word refrain?
frenum
1679
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pomegranate?
granum
1680
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tennis?
teneo
1681
From what Latin word do we derive the English word precipice?
caput
1682
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cease?
cedo
1683
From what Latin word do we derive the English word spite?
specio
1684
From what Latin word do we derive the English word chaste?
castus
1685
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cutlet?
costa
1686
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cease?
cedo
1687
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for sheep.
ovis, ovis, f.
1688
What possible answers come with the question: Cuius declinationis est _________?
Primae, secundae, tertiae, quartae, quintae
1689
From what Latin word do we derive the English word carnival?
caro
1690
From what Latin word do we derive the English word federal?
fido
1691
From what Latin word do we derive the English word leaven?
levis
1692
From what Latin word do we derive the English word casino?
casa
1693
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parcel?
pars
1694
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surly?
senex
1695
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun iānitor.
iānitor, iānitōris, m.—doorman
1696
The Latin word rogo takes what case?
accusative (ask (introduces indirect command or question))
1697
From what Latin word do we derive the English word poise?
pendo
1698
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sans?
sine
1699
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun māchinātor.
māchinātor, māchinātōris, m.—engineer
1700
From what Latin word do we derive the English word abrupt?
rumpo
1701
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parapet?
paro
1702
From what Latin word do we derive the English word adore?
oro
1703
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun magister.
magister, magistrī, m.—teacher
1704
From what Latin word do we derive the English word roulette?
rota
1705
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pleat?
plecto
1706
From what Latin word do we derive the English word buzzard?
buteo
1707
From what Latin word do we derive the English word usurp?
rapio
1708
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surge?
rego
1709
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tense?
tempus
1710
From what Latin word do we derive the English word secret?
cerno
1711
The Latin word praesum takes what case?
dative (to be in charge)
1712
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dissever?
paro
1713
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tornado?
tono
1714
From what Latin word do we derive the English word darnel?
niger
1715
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dilate?
latus(adj.)
1716
From what Latin word do we derive forge?
faber
1717
The Latin word facilis takes what case?
dative (easy)
1718
From what Latin word do we derive the English word courteous?
cohors
1719
From what Latin word do we derive the English word puncture?
pungo
1720
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tenor?
teneo
1721
From what Latin word do we derive the English word astound?
tono
1722
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pry?
prehendo
1723
From what Latin word do we derive the English word explain?
planus
1724
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jaunty?
genus
1725
From what Latin word do we derive the English word emulate?
aemulus
1726
From what Latin word do we derive the English word emaciate?
macer
1727
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cascara?
quatio
1728
The Latin word moneo takes what case?
accusative (warn (introduces indirect command))
1729
From what Latin word do we derive the English word billet?
bulla
1730
From what Latin word do we derive the English word jostle?
iungo
1731
From what Latin word do we derive the English word menial?
maneo
1732
From what Latin word do we derive the English word apron?
mappa
1733
From what Latin word do we derive the English word tint?
tingo
1734
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pilgrim?
ager
1735
From what Latin word do we derive the English word launder?
lavo
1736
From what Latin word do we derive the English word repertoire?
pario
1737
From what Latin word do we derive the English word strange?
extra
1738
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dainty?
dignus
1739
From what Latin word do we derive the English word leash?
laxus
1740
From what Latin word do we derive the English word session?
sedeo
1741
From what Latin word do we derive the English word append?
pendeo
1742
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun fautor.
fautor, fautōris, m.—fan, supporter
1743
From what Latin word do we derive the English word usurp?
utor
1744
From what Latin word do we derive inert?
ars
1745
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plea?
placeo
1746
From what Latin word do we derive the English word surge?
rego
1747
From what Latin word do we derive the English word kennel?
canis
1748
From what Latin word do we derive the English word terra-cotta?
coquo
1749
From what Latin word do we derive the English word search?
circus
1750
From what Latin word do we derive the English word gravy?
granum
1751
From what Latin word do we derive the English word raze?
rado
1752
From what Latin word do we derive the English word trouble?
turba
1753
From what Latin word do we derive the English word expend?
pendo
1754
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun latrō.
latrō, latrōnis, m.—robber, bandit
1755
From what Latin word do we derive the English word paraffin?
parvus + finis
1756
From what Latin word do we derive the English word obituary?
eo
1757
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun mīles.
mīles, mīlitis, m.—soldier
1758
From what Latin word do we derive the English word shrive?
scribo
1759
From what Latin word do we derive the English word conciliate?
calo
1760
From what Latin word do we derive the English word search?
circus
1761
From what Latin word do we derive altruistic?
alter
1762
From what Latin word do we derive the English word mayor?
magis
1763
From what Latin word do we derive the English word fuel?
focus
1764
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entire?
tango
1765
From what Latin word do we derive the English word incest?
castus
1766
The Latin word noceo takes what case?
dative (to harm)
1767
From what Latin word do we derive the English word derivative?
rivus
1768
The Latin word tenus takes what case?
genitive; ablative (as far as)
1769
From what Latin word do we derive the English word penthouse?
pendeo
1770
From what Latin word do we derive the English word several?
paro
1771
The Latin word inutilis takes what case?
dative (unuseful)
1772
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun editrīx.
editrīx, editricis, f.—editor
1773
From what Latin word do we derive the English word necessary?
cedo
1774
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enterprise?
prehendo
1775
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cosine?
sinus
1776
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun dux.
dux, ducis, m.—leader
1777
From what Latin word do we derive scour?
cūra
1778
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun tōnstrīx.
tōnstrīx, tōnstrīcis, f.—barber
1779
From what Latin word do we derive the English word excuse?
causa
1780
From what Latin word do we derive chance?
cadō
1781
From what Latin word do we derive cavalry?
caballus
1782
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for owl.
bubo, bubonis, m.
1783
From what Latin word do we derive the English word assess?
sedeo
1784
From what Latin word do we derive the English word avoirdupois?
pendo
1785
From what Latin word do we derive the English word maestro?
magis
1786
From what Latin word do we derive the English word sergeant?
servus
1787
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cormorant?
mare
1788
From what Latin word do we derive the English word poignant?
pungo
1789
From what Latin word do we derive the English word treason?
do
1790
From what Latin word do we derive the English word deluge?
lavo
1791
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for bull.
taurus, tauri, m.
1792
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun mūsicus.
mūsicus, mūsicī, m.—musician
1793
From what Latin word do we derive the English word country?
contra
1794
From what Latin word do we derive the English word spawn?
pando
1795
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cost?
sto
1796
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lava?
lavo
1797
From what Latin word do we derive the English word abstain?
teneo
1798
From what Latin word do we derive easel?
asinus
1799
From what Latin word do we derive the English word darnel?
niger
1800
The Latin word gratia takes what case?
genitive (for the sake of)
1801
From what Latin word do we derive the English word formaldehyde?
formica
1802
From what Latin word do we derive the English word canine?
canis
1803
When a question leads with "ubi? quando?", what are they asking, and with what should you answer?
when?
ablative
1804
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ignominy?
nomen
1805
From what Latin word do we derive the English word innocent?
noceo
1806
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pardon?
do
1807
From what Latin word do we derive the English word rival?
rivus
1808
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun ēmptrīx.
ēmptrīx, ēmptrīcis, f.—buyer
1809
From what Latin word do we derive the English word discuss?
quatio
1810
From what Latin word do we derive the English word peer?
par
1811
The Latin word sub takes what case?
ablative (under)
1812
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cabbage?
caput
1813
From what Latin word do we derive the English word terse?
tergeo
1814
From what Latin word do we derive the English word desert?
sero (join together)
1815
From what Latin word do we derive the English word vanguard?
ante
1816
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for arm.
bracchium, bracchiī (n)
1817
From what Latin word do we derive the English word possible?
sum
1818
From what Latin word do we derive the English word entire?
tango
1819
From what Latin word do we derive cattle?
caput
1820
From what Latin word do we derive the English word appanage?
panis
1821
From what Latin word do we derive the English word peruse?
utor
1822
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun coqua.
coqua, coquae, f.—cook
1823
From what Latin word do we derive the English word cable?
capio
1824
From what Latin word do we derive the English word ace?
as
1825
From what Latin word do we derive the English word alert?
rego
1826
From what Latin word do we derive the English word puissance?
sum
1827
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun māchinātrīx.
māchinātrīx, māchinātrīcis, f.—engineer
1828
From what Latin word do we derive the English word lava?
lavo
1829
From what Latin word do we derive the English word alloy?
ligo
1830
The Latin word prae takes what case?
ablative (in front of)
1831
From what Latin word do we derive the English word stage?
sto
1832
From what Latin word do we derive the English word aid?
iuvo
1833
From what Latin word do we derive accusative?
causa
1834
From what Latin word do we derive the English word dinner?
ieiunus
1835
From what Latin word do we derive the English word enter?
inter
1836
From what Latin word do we derive the English word marinate?
mare
1837
From what Latin word do we derive the English word pit?
puteus
1838
From what Latin word do we derive the English word Madonna?
domus
1839
From what Latin word do we derive the English word caudal?
cauda
1840
From what Latin word do we derive the English word premium?
emo
1841
From what Latin word do we derive the English word premium?
emo
1842
From what Latin word do we derive the English word disseminate?
sero (sow)
1843
From what Latin word do we derive the English word parcel?
pars
1844
From what Latin word do we derive the English word beef?
bos
1845
From what Latin word do we derive the English word charm?
cano
1846
From what Latin word do we derive the English word innocent?
noceo
1847
From what Latin word do we derive boil?
bulla
1848
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quarantine?
quattuor
1849
The Latin word praeficio takes what case?
dative (to put (someone acc.) in charge of something (dat.))
1850
From what Latin word do we derive the English word caitiff?
capio
1851
From what Latin word do we derive the English word auburn?
albus
1852
The Latin word ob takes what case?
accusative (on account of)
1853
The Latin word procul takes what case?
ablative (at a distance)
1854
From what Latin word do we derive the English word plague?
plango
1855
From what Latin word do we derive the English word monster?
moneo
1856
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin word for knee.
genu, genūs (n)
1857
Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun pontifex.
pontifex, pontificis, m.—chief priest
1858
From what Latin word do we derive the English word raisin?
racemus
1859
From what Latin word do we derive the English word quit?
quies
1860
From what Latin word do we derive cordial?
cor
1861
From what Latin word do we derive revel?
bellum
