Spring Words Flashcards
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neg
deny
negation denial
renege deny, go back on one’s word
renegade turncoat, traitor
nomen
name
nomenclature act of naming, terminology
nominal in name only (as opposed to actual)
cognomen surname, distinguishing nickname
nov
new
novice beginner
renovate make new again
novelty newness
omni
all
omniscient all knowing
omnipotent all powerful
omnivorous eating everything
oper
to work
operate work
cooperation working together
pac
peace
pacify make peaceful
pacific peaceful
pacifist person opposed to war
pass
feel
dispassionate free of emotion
impassioned emotion-filled
impassive showing no feeling
pater, patr
father
patriotism love of one’s country (fatherland)
patriarch male ruler of a family, group, or state
paternity fatherhood
path
disease, feeling
pathology study of diseased tissue
apathetic lacking feeling; indifferent
antipathy hostile feeling
ped, pod
foot
impediment stumbling-block; hindrance
tripod three-footed stand
quadruped four-footed animal
ped
child
pedagogue teacher of children
pediatrician children’s doctor
pel, puls
to drive
compulsion a forcing to do
repel drive back
expel drive out, banish
pet, petit
to seek
petition request appetite craving, desire
compete vie with others
phil
love
philanthropist benefactor, lover of humanity
Anglophile lover of everything English
philanderer one involved in brief love affairs.
pon, posit
to place
postpone place after
positive definite, unquestioned (definitely placed)
port, portat
to carry
portable able to be carried
transport carry across
export carry out (of country)
poten
able, powerful
omnipotent all-powerful
potentate powerful person
impotent powerless
psych
mind
psychology study of the mind
psychosis mental disorder
psychopath mentally ill person
put, putat
to trim, to calculate
putative supposed (calculated)
computation calculation
amputate cut off
quer, ques, quir, quis
to ask
inquiry investigation
inquisitive questioning
query question
reg, rect
rule
regicide murder of a ruler
regent ruler
insurrection rebellion; overthrow of a ruler
rid, ris
to laugh
derision scorn
risibility inclination to laughter
ridiculous deserving to be laughed at
rog, rogat
to ask
interrogate question
prerogative privelege
rupt
to break
interrupt break into
bankrupt insolvent
rupture a break