WJCL (Q Root, A Words)

Question 1

abdomen, abdomen

Answer 1

abdominal

Question 2

aboleo, to destroy

Answer 2

abolish

Question 3

aceo, to be sour

Answer 3

acetic, acid

Question 4

acer, sharp

Answer 4

acrid, acrimonious (marked by strong resentment/cynicism), eager

Question 5

acuo, to sharpen

Answer 5

acumen, acute, ague (fit of shivering), cute

Question 6

acus, needle

Answer 6

eglantine (sweetbriar)

Question 7

adulor, to flatter

Answer 7

adulation (servile flattery)

Question 8

advance

Answer 8

ab, from + ante, before

Question 9

advantage

Answer 9

ab, from + ante, before

Question 10

aemulus, rivalling

Answer 10

emulate

Question 11

aequus, equal

Answer 11

adequate, equal, iniquity

Question 12

aes, bronze

Answer 12

era

Question 13

aestimo, to reckon

Answer 13

aim, esteem, estimate

Question 14

aestus, tide

Answer 14

estuary

Question 15

aevum, age

Answer 15

age, eternal

Question 16

ager, field

Answer 16

agrarian, agriculture, peregrination (traveling or wandering around), pilgrim

Question 17

agger, heap

Answer 17

exaggerate

Question 18

ago, to do

Answer 18

act, activity, actual, agent, agile, agitate, ambiguous, assay (examination and determination as to characteristics), coagulate, cogent (powerfully persuasive), cogitate, essay, exact, examine, exigent (requiring precise accuracy), prodigal, squat

Question 19

agriculture

Answer 19

ager, field + colo, to till

Question 20

aio, to say

Answer 20

adage

Question 21

ala, wing

Answer 21

aisle

Question 22

alacer, swift

Answer 22

alacrity

Question 23

albus, white

Answer 23

albino, albumen (white part of an egg), auburn, daub

Question 24

alius, another

Answer 24

alien

Question 25

alo, to nourish

Answer 25

adolescent, adult, aliment (source of materials to nourish the body), alimony, coalesce, coalition

Question 26

alter, other

Answer 26

adultery, alter, altercation, alternate, altruistic, subaltern (inferior in rank or status/commissioned officer below the rank of captain)

Question 27

altus, high

Answer 27

altar, altitude, alto, enhance, exalt, haughty, haut (high-class), oboe

Question 28

alumen, alum

Answer 28

aluminum

Question 29

amarus, sour

Answer 29

maraschino (kind of sweet cherry used in desserts or alcoholic drinks)

Question 30

ambulo, to walk

Answer 30

alley, amble, ambulance, perambulator, preamble

Question 31

amicus, friend

Answer 31

amicable, enemy, enmity, inimical

Question 32

amita, aunt

Answer 32

aunt

Question 33

amo, to love

Answer 33

amateur, amatory, amorous, amour, enamor, paramour

Question 34

amoenus, pleasant

Answer 34

amenity

Question 35

amplify

Answer 35

amplus, spacious + facio, to make

Question 36

amplus, spacious

Answer 36

ample

Question 37

amuletum, amulet

Answer 37

amulet

Question 38

ango, to torment

Answer 38

anguish

Question 39

angulus, angle

Answer 39

angle

Question 40

anima, soul

Answer 40

animal, animate

Question 41

animadversion

Answer 41

animus, mind + verto, to turn

Question 42

animus, mind

Answer 42

animadversion, animosity

Question 43

anniversary

Answer 43

annus, year + verto, to turn

Question 44

annus, year

Answer 44

annal, annual, annuity, perennial

Question 45

ante, before

Answer 45

ancient, anterior

Question 46

antiquus, old

Answer 46

antique, antics

Question 47

anus, anus

Answer 47

anal

Question 48

anxius

Answer 48

anxiety

Question 49

aperio, to open

Answer 49

aperture, overt, overture, pert (having or showing confidence and a lack of respect or seriousness especially in an amusing way)

Question 50

appello (appellare), to call

Answer 50

appeal

Question 51

aptus, fitted

Answer 51

adapt, adept, apt, attitude couple, lariat (long noose used to catch animals)

Question 52

aqua, water

Answer 52

aquatic, aqueous, ewer (open vessel with a handle and spout for pouring), sewer

Question 53

aquila, eagle

Answer 53

aquiline, eagle,

Question 54

arbitror, to judge

Answer 54

arbitrary, arbitrate

Question 55

arca, box

Answer 55

ark

Question 56

arceo, to enclose

Answer 56

coerce, exercise

Question 57

arcus, bow

Answer 57

arc, arcade, arch, archery

Question 58

ardeo, to burn

Answer 58

ardent, arson

Question 59

arduus, steep

Answer 59

arduous

Question 60

areo, to be dry

Answer 60

arid

Question 61

argentum, silver

Answer 61

argent

Question 62

arguo, to show

Answer 62

argue

Question 63

arma, weapons

Answer 63

alarm, arm, armada, armadillo, armor, army

Question 64

armistice

Answer 64

arma, weapons + sto, to stand

Question 65

aro, to plow

Answer 65

arable

Question 66

ars, skill

Answer 66

art, artillery, inert, inertia

Question 67

artifice

Answer 67

ars, skill + facio, to make

Question 68

artificial

Answer 68

ars, skill + facio, to make

Question 69

artus, joint

Answer 69

article, articulate

Question 70

as, as (type of coin)

Answer 70

ace

Question 71

asinus, donkey

Answer 71

asinine, ass, easel

Question 72

asper, rough

Answer 72

exasperation

Question 73

astus, cunning (n.)

Answer 73

astute

Question 74

atrox, fierce

Answer 74

atrocity, atrocious

Question 75

audeo, to dare

Answer 75

audacious

Question 76

audio, to hear

Answer 76

audible, audience, audit, obedient, obey

Question 77

augeo, to increase

Answer 77

auction, augment, august (inspiring reverence or admiration), author, authority

Question 78

augur, augur

Answer 78

augury, inaugural

Question 79

auris, ear

Answer 79

auricular, auricle

Question 80

aurum, gold

Answer 80

aureole, oriole

Question 81

ausculto, to heed

Answer 81

scout

Question 82

auspicious

Answer 82

avis, bird + specio, to observe

Question 83

autumnus, autumn

Answer 83

autumn

Question 84

auxilium, help

Answer 84

auxiliary

Question 85

aveo, to desire

Answer 85

avarice, avid

Question 86

avis, bird

Answer 86

aviary, aviation

Question 87

avus, uncle

Answer 87

uncle

Question 88

axis, axis

Answer 88

axial

Question 89

baca, berry

Answer 89

bayberry (shrub, source of bay rum)

Question 90

baculum, stick

Answer 90

bacillus (straight rodshaped bacterium that requires oxygen for growth)

Question 91

badius, chestnut-colored

Answer 91

baize (bright green fabric used to resemble felt, e.g. pool tables)

Question 92

baiulus, porter

Answer 92

bail, bailiff (officer of the court who is employed to execute writs and processes and make arrests)

Question 93

balance

Answer 93

bis, twice + lanx, platter

Question 94

balteus, belt

Answer 94

belt

Question 95

barba, beard

Answer 95

barbed, barber

Question 96

battuo, to beat

Answer 96

abate, battalion, batter, battery, battle, combat, debate, rebate

Question 97

beldam (woman of advanced age)

Answer 97

bellus, beautiful + domus, house

Question 98

belligerent

Answer 98

bellum, war + gero, to bear

Question 99

bellum, war

Answer 99

duel, rebel, revel

Question 100

bellus, beautiful

Answer 100

beautiful, beau, embellish

Question 101

benediction

Answer 101

bene, well + dico, to say

Question 102

benefactor

Answer 102

bene, well + facio, to do

Question 103

benefit

Answer 103

bene, well + facio, to do

Question 104

benevolent

Answer 104

bene, well + volo, to wish

Question 105

benign

Answer 105

bene, well + genus, kind

Question 106

benison (spoken blessing)

Answer 106

bene, well + dico, to say

Question 107

beo, to bless

Answer 107

beatific

Question 108

bestia, beast

Answer 108

beast, bestiary

Question 109

beta, beet

Answer 109

beet

Question 110

bibo, to drink

Answer 110

beverage, bib, imbibe

Question 111

biceps

Answer 111

bis, twice + caput, head

Question 112

bilis, bile

Answer 112

bile

Question 113

billet-doux (personal letter to a loved one expressing affection)

Answer 113

bulla, bubble + dulcis, sweet

Question 114

bis, twice

Answer 114

["bi-" words], billion, combine

Question 115

biscuit

Answer 115

bis, twice + coquo, to cook

Question 116

bitumen, pitch

Answer 116

bituminous (containing bitumen)

Question 117

blandus, bland

Answer 117

bland

Question 118

bonus, good

Answer 118

bonanza, bonbon, bonny (very pleasing to the eye), boon, bounty, debonair

Question 119

bos, cow

Answer 119

beef, bugle

Question 120

botulus, sausage

Answer 120

bowel

Question 121

braca, trousers

Answer 121

bracket

Question 122

bractea, veneer

Answer 122

bract (specialized leaf, situated at the bottom of a flower)

Question 123

brevis, short

Answer 123

abbreviate, brief

Question 124

brutus, heavy/stupid

Answer 124

brutal, brute

Question 125

bucca, cheek

Answer 125

buckle

Question 126

bulla, bubble

Answer 126

bill, billet (lodging for military personnel), boil, bouillon, budge, bullet, bulletin, bullion (gold or silver in bars or ingots/mass of precious metal)

Question 127

buteo, hawk

Answer 127

buzzard (type of hawk)

Question 128

caballus, horse

Answer 128

cavalier, cavalry, chevalier (gallant or courtly gentleman), chivalrous

Question 129

cadaver, corpse

Answer 129

cadaverous

Question 130

cado, to fall

Answer 130

accident, cadence, cascade, case (event), casual, chance, cheat, chute, coincidence, decadence, decay, deciduous, incident, occasion, occidental

Question 131

caedo, to cut

Answer 131

[murder "-cide" words], cement, chisel, circumcise, concise, decide, incisive, indecision, precise, scissors

Question 132

caelebs, unmarried

Answer 132

celibacy

Question 133

caelum, sky

Answer 133

ceiling, celestial, cerulean

Question 134

caerimonia, ceremony

Answer 134

ceremony

Question 135

Caesar, Caesar

Answer 135

czar, tsar

Question 136

calamitas, disaster

Answer 136

calamity

Question 137

caleo, to be warm

Answer 137

calorie, cauldron, chowder, coddle, nonchalant, scald

Question 138

calix, chalice

Answer 138

chalice

Question 139

callum, hard skin

Answer 139

callous (emotionally hardened)

Question 140

calo, to call

Answer 140

calendar, conciliation, council, reconcile

Question 141

calvor, to deceive

Answer 141

calumny (abusive attack on a person's character or good name), challenge

Question 142

calvus, bald

Answer 142

callow (young or inexperienced)

Question 143

calx, chalk

Answer 143

calcite, calcium, calculate, calk, chalk

Question 144

calx, heel

Answer 144

calk, cockatrice (monster hatched by a reptile from a cock's egg, able to kill with a glance), inculcate (teach and impress by frequent repetitions/admonitions), recalcitrant (marked by stubborn resistance to authority)

Question 145

cambio, to exchange

Answer 145

change

Question 146

campus, field

Answer 146

camp, campaign, champion, scamp

Question 147

cancelli, lattice

Answer 147

cancel, chancel (area around the altar of a church for the clergy + choir), chancellor, chancery (court of public records/court with jurisdiction in equity)

Question 148

cancer, crab

Answer 148

canker

Question 149

candeo, to shine

Answer 149

candid, candidate, candle, chandelier, incandescent

Question 150

canis, dog

Answer 150

canary, canine, kennel

Question 151

cano, to sing

Answer 151

accent, cantata, canto, chant, charm, enchant, incentive, recant

Question 152

caper, goat

Answer 152

cab, caper (to jump about playfully)

Question 153

capillus, hair

Answer 153

capillary

Question 154

capio, to take

Answer 154

accept, anticipate, cable, capacity, caption, capture, catch, cater, chase, conceit, conceive, deceive, exception, imperceptible, incapacitate, inception, incipient, inconceivable, intercept, irrecoverable, misconceive, occupy, perceive, precept, purchase, receipt, receive, recipe, recipient, recover, recuperate, susceptible

Question 155

capo, castrated male chicken

Answer 155

capon (castrated male chicken)

Question 156

capsa, box

Answer 156

bookcase, caisson (chest to hold ammunition, vehicle to hold ammunition), capsule, case (box), cash, casket, chassis, encase

Question 157

caput, head

Answer 157

achieve, cabbage, cadet, capital, capitulate, captain, cattle, chapter, chattel (something that a person owns other than land or buildings), chef, chief, mischief, precipice, precipitate carbo, coal

Question 158

carbo, coal

Answer 158

carbohydrate, carbon, carbuncle (cluster of connected boils under the skin), carburetor

Question 159

cardo, hinge

Answer 159

cardinal

Question 160

carduus, artichoke

Answer 160

chard (type of beet)

Question 161

careo, to lack

Answer 161

caste, castigate (inflict severe punishment on), chaste, chastise, incest

Question 162

carina, keel

Answer 162

careen

Question 163

carnival

Answer 163

caro, flesh + levis, light

Question 164

carnivorous

Answer 164

caro, flesh + voro, to devour

Question 165

caro, flesh

Answer 165

carnage, carnation, carrion (dead and rotting body of an animal)

Question 166

carpentum, carriage

Answer 166

carpenter

Question 167

carpo, to pluck

Answer 167

carpet, excerpt, scarce

Question 168

carrus, wagon

Answer 168

car, career, cargo, caricature, carriage, carrier, carry, charge, chariot

Question 169

cartilago, cartilage

Answer 169

cartilage

Question 170

carus, dear

Answer 170

caress, charity, cherish

Question 171

casa, house

Answer 171

casino

Question 172

caseus, cheese

Answer 172

cheese

Question 173

castrum (castra), castle

Answer 173

castle, chateau

Question 175

catena, chain

Answer 175

chain

Question 176

catinus, bowl

Answer 176

kettle

Question 177

cauda, tail

Answer 177

coward

Question 178

caudex, tree trunk

Answer 178

code

Question 179

cauliflower

Answer 179

caulis, stalk + flos, flower

Question 180

caulis, stalk

Answer 180

kale

Question 181

causa, reason

Answer 181

accusative, accuse, because, cause, excuse

Question 182

caveo, to beware

Answer 182

caution

Question 183

cavillor, to mock

Answer 183

cavil (evasion of the point of an argument by raising irrelevant objections)

Question 184

cavus, hollow

Answer 184

cage, cave, cavity, decoy, excavate, jail

Question 185

cedo, to yield

Answer 185

[a bunch of "-cede" and "-cess" ones], ancestor, antecedent, cease, deceased, exceed, incessant, necessary, proceed, succeed

Question 186

celeber, crowded

Answer 186

celebrate

Question 187

celer, swift

Answer 187

accelerate, celerity

Question 188

cella, hut

Answer 188

cell, cellar

Question 189

cello, to rise high

Answer 189

excel, excellence

Question 190

celo, to hide

Answer 190

conceal, occult

Question 191

censeo, to think

Answer 191

censorship, censure (harsh criticism/disapproval, to rebuke formally), excise (tax that is measured by the amount of business done, to remove by cutting)

Question 192

centipede

Answer 192

centum, hundred + pes, foot

Question 193

centum, hundred

Answer 193

cent, century, percent

Question 194

cera, wax

Answer 194

cerement (burial garment in which a corpse is wrapped)

Question 195

cerebrum, brain

Answer 195

cerebral

Question 196

Ceres, Ceres

Answer 196

cereal

Question 197

cerno, to separate

Answer 197

certain, concern, concert, decree, discern, discreet, discretion, discriminate, excrete, recrimination, secret, secretary, secrete

Question 198

certify

Answer 198

cerno, to separate + facio, to do

Question 199

chafe

Answer 199

caleo, to be warm + facio, to do

Question 200

chauffeur

Answer 200

caleo, to be warm + facio, to do

Question 201

cieo, to rouse

Answer 201

cite, excite, incite, recite, resuscitate, solicit

Question 202

cilium, eyelid

Answer 202

supercilious (having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain to those whom one views as unworthy)

Question 203

cimex, bedbug

Answer 203

chinch (bug of temperate regions that infests beds)

Question 204

cingo, to gird

Answer 204

cinch, cincture (band of material around the waist that strengthens a skirt or trousers), succinct

Question 205

circus, ring

Answer 205

circle, circulate, cirque, search

Question 206

citrus, citron tree

Answer 206

citron

Question 207

civis, citizen

Answer 207

citadel, citizen, city, civic, civilian, civilization

Question 208

clam

Answer 208

clandestine

Question 209

clamo, to shout

Answer 209

acclaim, claim, clamorous, declaim, disclaim, proclaim, reclaim

Question 210

clango, to resound

Answer 210

clang

Question 211

clarify

Answer 211

clarus, bright + facio, to make

Question 212

clarus, bright

Answer 212

claret (dark purplish-red color), clarinet, clarity, clear, declare

Question 213

classify

Answer 213

classis, fleet + facio, to make

Question 214

classis, fleet

Answer 214

class, classic

Question 215

claudo, to close

Answer 215

clause, cloister, close, closet, conclude, disclose, enclose, exclude, foreclose, include, preclude, recluse, seclude, sluice

Question 216

clavis, key

Answer 216

clef, conclave

Question 217

clemens, mild

Answer 217

clemency, inclement

Question 218

cliens, client

Answer 218

client

Question 219

clino, to bend

Answer 219

declension, decline, incline, recline

Question 220

clivus, slope

Answer 220

declivity (downward slop/bend)

Question 221

cohors, court

Answer 221

cohort, cortege (group following/attending to some important person, funeral procession), court, courteous, courtesy, courtesan, curtsey

Question 222

collum, neck

Answer 222

accolade, collar

Question 223

colo, to till

Answer 223

agriculture, colony, cult, cultivate, culture

Question 224

color, color

Answer 224

color

Question 225

colubra, serpent

Answer 225

cobra

Question 226

colum, strainer

Answer 226

colander (bowl-shaped strainer), percolate (to pass through)

Question 227

columba, dove

Answer 227

columbine (plant of the buttercup family)

Question 228

columna, column

Answer 228

colonel, colonnade, column

Question 229

comis, kind

Answer 229

comity (state or atmosphere of harmony)

Question 230

communis, common

Answer 230

common, communicate, community

Question 231

compilo, to plunder

Answer 231

compile

Question 232

condio, to season

Answer 232

condiment

Question 233

condo, to establish

Answer 233

abscond, sconce (candlestick with a flat side to be hung on a wall)

Question 234

confuto, to supress

Answer 234

confute (to prove to be false)

Question 235

congruo, to come together

Answer 235

congruent, incongruity

Question 236

coniveo, to wink

Answer 236

connive

Question 237

constable

Answer 237

eo, to go + sto, to stand

Question 238

consul, consul

Answer 238

consul

Question 239

consulo, to consult

Answer 239

consult, counsel

Question 240

contra, against

Answer 240

contrary, counter, encounter

Question 241

contrast

Answer 241

contra, against + sto, to stand

Question 242

control

Answer 242

contra, against + rota, wheel

Question 243

contumax, insolent

Answer 243

contumacious (willfully obstinate)

Question 244

contumelia, insult

Answer 244

contumely (rude expression intended to offend or hurt)

Question 245

convexus, vaulted

Answer 245

convex

Question 246

coquo, to cook

Answer 246

apricot, concoct, cook, cuisine, kitchen, precocious, terracotta

Question 247

cor, heart

Answer 247

concord, cordial, core, courage, discord, encourage, record

Question 248

corium, hide

Answer 248

scourge, cuirass (medieval armor that covers the chest and back)

Question 249

cormorant (large dark-colored longnecked seabird)

Answer 249

corvus, raven + mare, sea

Question 250

cornu, horn

Answer 250

cornea, corner

Question 251

cornucopia

Answer 251

cornu, horn + ops, power

Question 252

corpus, body

Answer 252

corporation, corporeal, corps, corpse, corpulent, corpuscle (unattached cell), corsage, corset

Question 253

cortex, bark

Answer 253

cortical (resembling cortex)

Question 254

costa, rib

Answer 254

accost, coast, cutlet (thin slice of meat (esp. veal), usually fried/boiled)

Question 255

counterfeit

Answer 255

contra, against + facio, to do

Question 256

counterpart

Answer 256

contra, against + pars, part

Question 257

country

Answer 257

contra, against + rus, countryside

Question 258

coverlet (decorative bedspread, usually quilted)

Answer 258

operio, to cover + lectus, bed

Question 259

coxa, hip

Answer 259

cushion

Question 260

cras, tomorrow

Answer 260

procrastinate

Question 261

crassus, dense

Answer 261

crass, grease

Question 262

cratis, wickerwork

Answer 262

grate, grid, grill

Question 263

credo, to believe

Answer 263

credence, credible, credit, creed, grant, incredible, miscreant

Question 264

creo, to create

Answer 264

create, creature

Question 265

crepo, to rattle

Answer 265

crevice, decrepit, discrepancy

Question 266

cresco, to grow

Answer 266

accrue, concrete, crescent, crew, decrease, increase, increment, recruit

Question 267

creta, chalk

Answer 267

crayon, cretaceous

Question 268

crimen, judgment

Answer 268

crime

Question 269

crinoline (stiff coarse fabric used to stiffen hats/clothing)

Answer 269

crinis, hair + linum, flax

Question 270

crispus, curly

Answer 270

crepe (soft think light fabric with a crinkled surface, small pancake), crisp

Question 271

crista, plume

Answer 271

crease, crest, crestfallen

Question 272

crucify

Answer 272

crux, cross + figo, to fix

Question 273

crudus, rough

Answer 273

crude, cruel

Question 274

crusta, rind

Answer 274

crust, crustacean, custard

Question 275

crux, cross

Answer 275

across, crossword, crucial, cruise, crusade

Question 276

cubo, to lie down

Answer 276

concubine, covey (small flock of grouse), cubit (ancient unit of length based on the length of a forearm), incubator, incubus, incumbent, recumbent, succumb

Question 277

cucullus, hood

Answer 277

cowl

Question 278

cucumis, cucumber

Answer 278

cucumber

Question 279

cucurbita, gourd

Answer 279

gourd

Question 280

culcita, mattress

Answer 280

quilt

Question 281

culina, kitchen

Answer 281

culinary, kiln

Question 282

culmen, peak

Answer 282

culminate

Question 283

culpa, blame

Answer 283

culpable

Question 284

culprit

Answer 284

culpa, blame + praesto, to excel

Question 285

culter, knife

Answer 285

cutlass, cutlery

Question 286

culus, anus

Answer 286

recoil

Question 287

cumulus, heap

Answer 287

accumulate, cumulative

Question 288

cuneiform (wedge-type script used in ancient Mesopotamia)

Answer 288

cuneus, wedge + forma, shape

Question 289

cuneus, wedge

Answer 289

coin

Question 290

cuniculus, rabbit

Answer 290

cony (type of animal of the hare family)

Question 291

cupa, handle

Answer 291

cup, coop, cooper

Question 292

cupio, to desire

Answer 292

concupiscence, covet, cupidity

Question 293

curfew

Answer 293

operio, to cover + focus, hearth

Question 294

curo, to care for

Answer 294

accurate, assure, curate, cure, curio, curious, ensure, insurance, procure, proctor, proxy, reassure, scour, secure, surely

Question 295

curro, to run

Answer 295

concourse, concur, corridor, corsair (swift pirate ship), courier, course, current, cursory (hasty and without attention to detail), hussar (member of a European light cavalry unit, renowned for elegant dress), incur, occur, recur, succor (assistance in type of difficulty, to help in a difficult situation)

Question 296

curtus, short

Answer 296

curt, curtail

Question 297

curvus, curved

Answer 297

curb, curve

Question 298

cuspis, tip (of a pointed object)

Answer 298

cusp

Question 299

custos, guard

Answer 299

custodian, custody

Question 300

cutis, skin

Answer 300

cuticle (dead skin at the base of a fingernail/toenail)

Question 301

damnum, damage

Answer 301

condemn, damage, damn, indemnity

Question 302

dandelion

Answer 302

dens, tooth + leo, lion

Question 303

debeo, to owe

Answer 303

debit, debt, due, duly, duty, endeavor

Question 304

debilis, weak

Answer 304

debilitate

Question 305

decem, ten

Answer 305

decimal, decimate, dime

Question 306

decet, to be fitting

Answer 306

decent, decorate, decorous

Question 307

delecto, to please

Answer 307

delectable, delight, dilettante (showing frivolous or superficial interest)

Question 308

deleo, to destroy

Answer 308

indelible

Question 309

delicates, delightful

Answer 309

delicacy, delicate

Question 310

dens, tooth

Answer 310

dental, indent, indenture

Question 311

densus, dense

Answer 311

condense, dense

Question 312

deterior, worse

Answer 312

deteriorate

Question 313

deus, god

Answer 313

adieu, deity

Question 314

dexter, right

Answer 314

dexterity

Question 315

dico (dicare), to dedicate

Answer 315

abdicate, dedicate, indicate, preach, predicament

Question 316

dico (dicere), to say

Answer 316

addict, condition, contradict, dictate, diction, ditty, edict, indict, predict, prediction

Question 317

dies, day

Answer 317

adjourn, dial, diary, diurnal (occurring every day), journal, journey, sojourn

Question 318

digitus, finger

Answer 318

digit

Question 319

dignus, worthy

Answer 319

dainty, deign, dignity, disdain, indignant

Question 320

dirus, fearful

Answer 320

dire

Question 321

disco, to learn

Answer 321

disciple, discipline

Question 322

dismal

Answer 322

dies, day + malus, bad

Question 323

dissipo, to scatter

Answer 323

dissipate

Question 324

divido, to divide

Answer 324

device, devise, divide, individual

Question 325

divus, god

Answer 325

divine

Question 326

do, to give

Answer 326

add, betray, date, dative, dice, donate, dowry, edit, extradite, guerdon (reward or payment), pardon, perdition (abode of Satan and the forces of evil), render, rendezvous, rent, surrender, tradition, traitor, treason, vendor

Question 327

doceo, to teach

Answer 327

docile, doctorate, doctrine, document

Question 328

doleo, to feel pain

Answer 328

condolence, dolorous, indolence (inactivity resulting from a dislike of work)

Question 329

dolus, trick

Answer 329

sedulous (marked by care and persistent effort)

Question 330

dominus

Answer 330

domino, danger, domain, dominate, dominion, dungeon

Question 331

domo, to tame

Answer 331

indomitable (impossible to subdue), undaunted

Question 332

domus, house

Answer 332

dame, damsel, dome, domestic, domicile, ma�am, mademoiselle

Question 333

dormio, to sleep

Answer 333

dormant, dormitory

Question 334

dorsum, back

Answer 334

dorsal, endorse

Question 335

dozen

Answer 335

duo, two + decem, ten

Question 336

dubito, to doubt

Answer 336

doubt, dubious

Question 337

duco, to lead

Answer 337

abduct, conducive, conduct, deduce, doge (chief magistrate in Venice/Genoa), ducat (former gold coin of various European countries), duke, educe, endue (give qualities or abilities to), induce, introduce, produce, redoubt, reduce, reproduce, seduce, subdue, traduce

Question 338

dulcis, sweet

Answer 338

dulcet, dulcimer (flat musical instrument that has strings stretched across it and played with two light hammers)

Question 339

duo, two

Answer 339

deuce, double, doubloon, dual, duet

Question 340

duplicate

Answer 340

duo, two + plico, to fold

Question 341

duplicity

Answer 341

duo, two + plico, to fold

Question 342

durus, hard

Answer 342

durable, duress, during, endure

Question 343

ebrius, drunk

Answer 343

inebriate

Question 344

ebur, ivory

Answer 344

ivory

Question 345

edification

Answer 345

aedis, temple + facio, to do

Question 346

edifice

Answer 346

aedis, temple + facio, to do

Question 347

edo, to eat

Answer 347

comestible (suitable for use as food), edible, obese

Question 348

egeo, to lack

Answer 348

indigence (state of extreme poverty or destitution)

Question 349

ego, I

Answer 349

egotism

Question 350

elegans, elegant

Answer 350

elegance

Question 351

elementum, principle

Answer 351

element, elementary

Question 352

elicio, to draw forth

Answer 352

elicit

Question 353

emancipate

Answer 353

manus, hand + capio, to take

Question 354

emo, to buy

Answer 354

example, exempt, impromptu, premium, prompt, ransom, redeem, sample

Question 355

eo, to go

Answer 355

ambient, ambition, circuit, commence, count (n.), county, exit, initial, issue, itinerary, obituary, perish, praetorian, sedition (illegal action inciting resistance to lawful authority), seditious (in opposition to a civil authority or government), sudden, trance, transition, transitory

Question 356

equanimity

Answer 356

aequus, equal + animus, mind

Question 357

equilibrium

Answer 357

aequus, equal + libra, balance

Question 358

equinox

Answer 358

aequus, equal + nox, night

Question 359

equivalent

Answer 359

aequus, equal + valeo, to be strong

Question 360

equivocate

Answer 360

aequus, equal + voco, to call

Question 361

equus, horse

Answer 361

equestrian

Question 362

ericius, hedgehog

Answer 362

urchin

Question 363

erro, to wander

Answer 363

aberration, err

Question 364

exsul, exile

Answer 364

exile

Question 365

extra, outside of

Answer 365

estrange, external, extreme, strange

Question 366

extravagant

Answer 366

extra, outside of + vagor, to wander

Question 367

faber, blacksmith

Answer 367

fabric, fabricate, fabrication, forge, forgery

Question 368

facetus, witty

Answer 368

facetious, superficial,

Question 369

facies, face

Answer 369

face, superficial

Question 370

facilis (derived from facio), easy

Answer 370

difficult, facile, facilitate, faculty

Question 371

facio, to do

Answer 371

[everything with "fect" basically], affair, confetti, deface, defeat, difficult, fa�ade, facet, facile, facilitate, fact, faction, fashion, feasible, feat, fetish, proficient, profit, ramification, suffice, surface, surfeit (state of being more than full)

Question 372

factotum (servant employed to do a variety of jobs)

Answer 372

facio, to do + totus, whole

Question 373

fallo, to deceive

Answer 373

fail, fallacy, fallible, false, fault

Question 374

falx, sickle

Answer 374

falcon

Question 375

fama, fame

Answer 375

fame

Question 376

fames, hunger

Answer 376

famine, famish

Question 377

famulus, servant

Answer 377

familiar, family

Question 378

fanum, temple

Answer 378

fanatic, profane

Question 379

farcio, to stuff

Answer 379

farce

Question 380

fascinum, charm

Answer 380

fascinate

Question 381

fastidious (giving careful attention to detail)

Answer 381

fastus, contempt + taedet, it wearies

Question 382

fateor, to admit

Answer 382

confess, profess, profession

Question 383

fatigo, to tire

Answer 383

fatigue, indefatigable

Question 384

fatuus, foolish

Answer 384

fatuous (devoid of intelligence), infatuate

Question 385

fauces, throat

Answer 385

suffocate

Question 386

Faunus, Faunus

Answer 386

faun, fauna

Question 387

faveo, to favor

Answer 387

favor, favorite

Question 388

febris, fever

Answer 388

fever, fevered, feverish, feverishly

Question 389

fecundus, fruitful

Answer 389

fecundity (state of being fertile)

Question 390

feles, cat

Answer 390

feline

Question 391

felix, lucky

Answer 391

felicitous, felicity

Question 392

femina, woman

Answer 392

effeminate, female, feminine

Question 393

fendo, to strike

Answer 393

defend, fence, fender, offend

Question 394

fenum, hay

Answer 394

fennel

Question 395

feriae, festival

Answer 395

fair (n.)

Question 396

ferio, to strike

Answer 396

interfere

Question 397

fero, to bear

Answer 397

circumference, confer, conference, conifer, defer, different, fertile, infer, offer, prefer, proffer (to offer for acceptance or rejection, refer, referee, suffer, transfer

Question 398

ferrum, iron

Answer 398

farrier (a person who shoes horses)

Question 399

ferula, fennel

Answer 399

ferule (a switch [cane] used to punish children)

Question 400

ferus, wild

Answer 400

ferocious, fierce

Question 401

ferveo, to boil

Answer 401

effervescent, ferment, fervent, fervid

Question 402

festus, merry

Answer 402

feast, festival, festive, festoon (to decorate with strings of flowers), fete

Question 403

feteo, to stink

Answer 403

fetid (offensively malodorous)

Question 404

fetus, pregnant

Answer 404

effete (marked by excessive self-indulgence and moral decay), fawn

Question 405

fibra, fiber

Answer 405

fiber, fibrous

Question 406

ficus, fig

Answer 406

fig

Question 407

fido, to trust

Answer 407

affiance (to give into marriage), affidavit (written declaration made under oath), confidant, confide, defiant, deft, diffident (lacking self-confidence), faith, fealty, fianc�e, fidelity, fiduciary, perfidious (tending to betray)

Question 408

figo, to fix

Answer 408

affix, fix, prefix, suffix, transfix

Question 409

filigree (delicate and intricate ornamentation)

Answer 409

filum, thread + granum, grain

Question 410

filius, son

Answer 410

affiliate, filial

Question 411

filum, thread

Answer 411

defile (n.), filament, file (for papers or of soldiers), fillet (think narrow strip of material), profile

Question 412

fimbriae, fibers

Answer 412

fringe

Question 413

findo, to cleave

Answer 413

fissure

Question 414

fingo, to shape

Answer 414

effigy, faint, feign, feint, fiction, figure

Question 415

finis, end

Answer 415

affinity, final, finance, fine, finesse, finish, finite, infinite, refine

Question 416

firmus, stable

Answer 416

affirm, confirm, firm, infirm

Question 417

fiscus, basket

Answer 417

confiscate, fiscal

Question 418

fistula, pipe

Answer 418

fester

Question 419

flaccus, flabby

Answer 419

flaccid

Question 420

flagito, to demand

Answer 420

flagitious (shockingly brutal or cruel)

Question 421

flagro, to burn

Answer 421

conflagration, flagrant

Question 422

flagrum, whip

Answer 422

flail

Question 423

flamma, flame

Answer 423

flamboyant, flame

Question 424

flecto, to bend

Answer 424

deflect, flexible, inflection, reflect

Question 425

fleo, to weep

Answer 425

feeble

Question 426

fligo, to strike

Answer 426

afflict, conflict, inflict, profligate (unrestrained by convention or morality; recklessly wasteful)

Question 427

flo, to breathe

Answer 427

deflate, inflate, souffl�

Question 428

flos, flower

Answer 428

flora, florid, flour, flourish, flower

Question 429

fluo, to flow

Answer 429

affluent, confluence, fluctuate, fluent, fluid, flume (narrow gorge with a stream running through it), flux, influence, influenza

Question 430

focus, hearth

Answer 430

focal, foyer, fuel, fusillade (rapid simultaneous discharge of firearms)

Question 431

fodio, to dig

Answer 431

fosse (ditch dug as a fortification and usually filled with water), fossil

Question 432

foedus, treaty

Answer 432

confederacy, federal

Question 433

folium, leaf

Answer 433

foil (n.), foliage, folio

Question 434

follis, bellows

Answer 434

follicle (small cavity, sac, or gland) , folly, fool

Question 435

fons, fountain

Answer 435

font, fount

Question 436

for, to speak

Answer 436

affable (diffusing warmth and friendliness), fable, fabulous, fairy, fatal, fate, ineffable (too sacred to be uttered, defying expression or description), infant, nefarious, preface

Question 437

forfeit

Answer 437

foris, door + facio, to do

Question 438

foris, door

Answer 438

foreclose, foreign, forest

Question 439

forma, shape

Answer 439

form, formal, formation, formless, formula, inform, informal, platform, reform

Question 440

formica, ant

Answer 440

chloroform, formaldehyde (colorless poisonous gas)

Question 441

formido, to dread

Answer 441

formidable

Question 442

fornax, furnace

Answer 442

furnace

Question 443

fornix, vault

Answer 443

fornication (voluntary intercourse between persons not married to one another)

Question 444

foro, to bore

Answer 444

perforate (to pass into or through, usually by overcoming resistance)

Question 445

fors, chance

Answer 445

fortuitous

Question 446

fortification

Answer 446

fortis, strong + facio, to do

Question 447

fortis, strong

Answer 447

comfort, effort, force, fort, forte

Question 448

fortuna, fortune

Answer 448

fortunate, fortune

Question 449

forum, forum

Answer 449

forensic

Question 450

foveo, to warm

Answer 450

foment (bathe with warm water or medicated lotions, to try to stir up public opinion)

Question 451

fragro, to smell of

Answer 451

flair, fragrant

Question 452

frango, to break

Answer 452

fraction, fracture, fragile, fragment, frail, fritter (spend frivolously and unwisely), infringe

Question 453

frater, brother

Answer 453

confraternity, fraternal, fraternize, friar

Question 454

fraus, fraud

Answer 454

fraud

Question 455

frenum, bridle

Answer 455

refrain

Question 456

frequens, crowded

Answer 456

frequent

Question 457

frico, to rub

Answer 457

friction

Question 458

frigo, to roast

Answer 458

fritter (small quantity of fried batter containing fruit or meat or vegetables), fry

Question 459

frigus, cold

Answer 459

frigid, refrigerate

Question 460

frio, to crumble

Answer 460

friable (easily broken into small fragments or reduced to powder)

Question 461

frivolus, silly

Answer 461

frivolous

Question 462

frons (frondis), frond

Answer 462

frond

Question 463

frons (frontis), forehead

Answer 463

confront, front, frontage (part of a building/land that runs along a river, road, etc.), frontier

Question 464

fruor, to enjoy

Answer 464

fruit, frugal

Question 465

frustra, in vain

Answer 465

frustrate

Question 466

fugio, to flee

Answer 466

centrifugal (tending to move away from a center), fugitive, refuge

Question 467

fulgeo, to flash

Answer 467

effulgence (quality of being bright and sending out rays of light), fulminate (to explode violently and with loud noise), refulgent (radiating or as if radiating light)

Question 468

fullo, fuller (one who fulls cloth)

Answer 468

foil ( to cover or back with foil)

Question 469

fumus, smoke

Answer 469

fume, fumigate, perfume

Question 470

fundo, to pour

Answer 470

confound, confuse, diffuse, found (melt), foundry, funnel, fuse, futile, profuse, refund, refuse

Question 471

fundus, bottom

Answer 471

found (originate), fund, fundamental, fundamentally, profound

Question 472

fungor, to perform

Answer 472

defunct, function, perfunctory (hasty and without attention to detail)

Question 473

fungus, mushroom

Answer 473

fungous

Question 474

funus, funeral

Answer 474

funeral

Question 475

fur, thief

Answer 475

ferret, furtive

Question 476

furca, fork

Answer 476

fork

Question 477

furo, to rage

Answer 477

furious, fury, infuriate

Question 478

fusus, spindle

Answer 478

fuse (n.)

Question 479

futurus, about to be

Answer 479

future

Question 480

galbinus, yellow

Answer 480

jaundice (yellow staining of the skin and the whites of the eyes)

Question 481

garrio, chatter

Answer 481

garrulous (full of trivial conversation)

Question 482

gaudeo, to rejoice

Answer 482

enjoy, gaudy, joy, rejoice

Question 483

gelu, frost

Answer 483

congeal (to become gelatinous), gelatin, jelly

Question 484

gemma, jewel

Answer 484

gem

Question 485

gendarme (French policeman)

Answer 485

genus, kind + arma, weapons

Question 486

Genua, Genoa

Answer 486

jean (material from which jeans are made)

Question 487

genus, kind

Answer 487

engine, gender, general, generate, generation, generic,generosity, generous, genial, genie, genitive, genre, genteel, gentile, gentle, gentry (most powerful members of a society), genuine, germ, gin (machine), indigenous, ingenious, jaunty

Question 488

gero, to bear

Answer 488

congested, digest, gerund, gesticulate, gesture, jest, register, suggest

Question 489

gigeria, gizzard

Answer 489

gizzard (thick-walled muscular pouch which many animals use to grind food)

Question 490

glacies, ice

Answer 490

glacial, glacier

Question 491

gladius, sword

Answer 491

gladiolus

Question 492

glaeba, clod

Answer 492

glebe (plot of land belonging to an English parish church)

Question 493

glans, acorn

Answer 493

gland

Question 494

globus, sphere

Answer 494

globe, globular, globule, hemoglobin

Question 495

glomus, yarn

Answer 495

conglomerate

Question 496

gloria, glory

Answer 496

glory

Question 497

gluten, glue

Answer 497

glutinous

Question 498

gluttio, to swallow

Answer 498

glut, glutton

Question 499

gnarus, practiced

Answer 499

ignore, narrate

Question 500

graculus, jackdaw

Answer 500

grackle (long-tailed American blackbird with iridescent black plumage)

Question 501

gradior, to step

Answer 501

aggression, congress, degrade, degree, digress, gradation, grade, gradual, graduate, ingredient, progress

Question 502

grandis, grand

Answer 502

grand, grandeur

Question 503

grandma

Answer 503

grandis, grand + domus, house

Question 504

granum, grain

Answer 504

garner, grain, granary, granite, granule (a tiny grain), gravy, grenadier (infantryman equipped with grenades), ingrain

Question 505

gratify

Answer 505

gratus, pleasing + facio, to do

Question 506

gratus, pleasing

Answer 506

agree, congratulate, grace, ingrate (a person who shows no gratitude)

Question 507

gravis, heavy

Answer 507

grave (adj.), gravity, grief, grieve

Question 508

grex, herd

Answer 508

congregate, egregious, gregarious (seeking and enjoying the company of others), segregate

Question 509

gula, gullet

Answer 509

gullet, gully

Question 510

gurges, whirlpool

Answer 510

gorge

Question 511

gustus, taste

Answer 511

disgust, gusto

Question 512

gutta, drop

Answer 512

gout, gutter

Question 513

habeo, to have

Answer 513

ability, able, enable, exhibit, habit, inhabit, inhibit, prohibit, provender (stock or supply of foods), rehabilitate

Question 514

haereo, to stick

Answer 514

adhere, coherent, cohesion, hesitate

Question 515

halo, to breathe

Answer 515

exhale, inhale

Question 516

handkerchief

Answer 516

operio, to cover + caput, head

Question 517

haurio, to draw (water)

Answer 517

exhaust

Question 518

herba, grass

Answer 518

arbor, herb

Question 519

heres, heir

Answer 519

heir, hereditary, heritage, inherit

Question 520

hidalgo (man of lower nobility in Spain)

Answer 520

aliquis, someone + filius, son

Question 521

hiems, winter

Answer 521

hibernate

Question 522

hirpex, harrow (sort of like a rake)

Answer 522

hearse, rehearse

Question 523

Hispania, Spain

Answer 523

spaniel

Question 524

histrio, actor

Answer 524

histrionic (relating to actors or acting)

Question 525

homicide

Answer 525

homo, man + caedo, to cut

Question 526

homo, man

Answer 526

homage, human

Question 527

honor (honos), honor

Answer 527

honest, honor

Question 528

horreo, to tremble

Answer 528

abhor, horrible, horrid, ordure (solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels)

Question 529

horticulture

Answer 529

hortus, garden + colo, to till

Question 530

hortor, to encourage

Answer 530

exhort

Question 531

hospes, host

Answer 531

hospice, hospitable, hospital, host, hostel, hotel

Question 532

hostis, enemy

Answer 532

host (throng), hostile

Question 533

humeo, to be moist

Answer 533

humid, humor

Question 534

humus, earth

Answer 534

humble, humiliate, humility

Question 535

iaceo, to lie down

Answer 535

adjacent, gist

Question 536

iacio, to throw

Answer 536

abject, adjective, conjecture, dejected, eject, interjection, jet, jut, object, subject, trajectory

Question 537

Ianus, Janus

Answer 537

janitor

Question 538

idem, the same

Answer 538

identity

Question 539

identify

Answer 539

idem, same + facio, to do

Question 540

Idus, Ides

Answer 540

ides

Question 541

ieiunus, hungry

Answer 541

dine, jejune (lacking in nutritive value)

Question 542

ignis, fire

Answer 542

igneous, ignite

Question 543

ilia, guts

Answer 543

jade

Question 544

imago, image

Answer 544

image, imagine

Question 545

imbecillus, weak

Answer 545

imbecile

Question 546

imbuo, to moisten

Answer 546

imbue

Question 547

imitor, to represent

Answer 547

imitate, inimitable

Question 548

inanis, empty

Answer 548

inane (devoid of intelligence)

Question 549

incendo, to set on fire

Answer 549

censer (container for burning incense), frankincense, incendiary, incense

Question 550

indulgeo, to be indulgent

Answer 550

indulge

Question 551

industria, diligence

Answer 551

industry

Question 552

inferus, low

Answer 552

inferiority, infernal, inferno

Question 553

infestus, unsafe

Answer 553

infest

Question 554

instauro, to repeat

Answer 554

store

Question 555

instigo, to stimulate

Answer 555

instigate

Question 556

insula, island

Answer 556

insular, insulate, isle, isolate

Question 557

inter, among

Answer 557

enter, entrails, entrance, entr�e, entry, intern, internal, intimate

Question 558

interpres, broker

Answer 558

interpret

Question 559

intrinsic

Answer 559

inter, among + sequor, to follow

Question 560

intus, within

Answer 560

denizen, intestine

Question 561

invito, to invite

Answer 561

invite, vie

Question 562

iocus, joke

Answer 562

jewel, jocular, joke, juggle

Question 563

ira, anger

Answer 563

irascible, ire

Question 564

irrito, to incite

Answer 564

irritate

Question 565

iterum

Answer 565

iteration, reiterate

Question 566

iubilo, to cheer

Answer 566

jubilant

Question 567

iudico, to judge

Answer 567

judge, judicial, judicious, prejudice

Question 568

iugum, yoke

Answer 568

conjugate, jugular, subjugate

Question 569

iuncus, reed

Answer 569

junket (trip taken at official public expense)

Question 570

iungo, to join

Answer 570

adjunct, conjugate, join, jostle, joust, junction, subjugate, subjunctive

Question 571

iuniperus, juniper-tree

Answer 571

gin (liquor), juniper

Question 572

Iuppiter, Jupiter

Answer 572

jovial

Question 573

ius, broth

Answer 573

juice

Question 574

ius, right

Answer 574

abjure (formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief), adjust, conjure, jury, just, perjury (criminal offense of making false statements under oath)

Question 575

iuvenis, young

Answer 575

juvenile, rejuvenate

Question 576

iuvo, to help

Answer 576

adjutant (officer who acts as a military assistant to a more senior officer), aid, coadjutor (assistant to a bishop), jocund (full of high-spirited merriment

Question 577

jeopardy

Answer 577

iocus, joke + pars, part

Question 578

jurisdiction

Answer 578

ius, right + dico, to say

Question 579

juxtaposition

Answer 579

iuxta, beside + pono, to place

Question 580

kickshaw (something considered choice to eat)

Answer 580

causa, reason + qualis, what kind of

Question 581

labium, lip

Answer 581

labial

Question 582

labor, to fall

Answer 582

avalanche, collapse, lapse

Question 583

laboro, to work

Answer 583

collaborate, elaborately, laboratory, laborer, laborious

Question 584

lac, milk

Answer 584

lactic, lettuce

Question 585

lacer, mangled

Answer 585

lacerate

Question 586

lacertus, arm

Answer 586

alligator, lizard

Question 587

lacio, to deceive

Answer 587

delicious

Question 588

lacrima, tear

Answer 588

lachrymal

Question 589

lacus, lake

Answer 589

lagoon, lake

Question 590

laedo, to harm

Answer 590

collide

Question 591

lambo, to lick

Answer 591

lambent

Question 592

lamentum, wailing

Answer 592

lament

Question 593

lamina, thin plate

Answer 593

omelet

Question 594

lancea, lance

Answer 594

lance, launch

Question 595

langueo, to be weak

Answer 595

languid (lacking spirit or liveliness), languish

Question 596

lanx, platter

Answer 596

balance

Question 597

lapis, stone

Answer 597

dilapidated

Question 598

laqueus, noose

Answer 598

lace, necklace

Question 599

largus, abundant

Answer 599

large, largess (gift or money given, usually ostentatiously)

Question 600

laridum, lard

Answer 600

lard, larder

Question 601

larix, larch (type of tree)

Answer 601

larch (type of tree)

Question 602

larva, ghost

Answer 602

larval

Question 603

lascivus, frisky

Answer 603

lascivious (driven by lust)

Question 604

lassus, weary

Answer 604

alas, lassitude (weakness characterized by a lack of vitality or energy)

Question 605

lateo, to lurk

Answer 605

latent

Question 606

latro, bandit

Answer 606

larceny

Question 607

latus, carried

Answer 607

collate, correlate, elated, oblation (act of making a religious offering), relative, superlative, translate

Question 608

latus, side

Answer 608

collateral, lateral

Question 609

latus, wide

Answer 609

dilate, latitude

Question 610

laudo, to praise

Answer 610

allow, laud

Question 611

laurus, laurel

Answer 611

laureate, laurel

Question 612

lavo, to wash

Answer 612

ablution (ritual washing of a priest�s hands or of sacred vessels), deluge, dilute, laundry, lava, lavatory, lavish, lotion

Question 613

laxus, wide

Answer 613

lax, laxative, lease, leash, relax, release, relish

Question 614

lectus, bed

Answer 614

litter

Question 615

legislate

Answer 615

lex, law + latus, carried

Question 616

lego, to despatch

Answer 616

colleague, college, delegate, legacy, relegate

Question 617

lego, to read

Answer 617

coil, collect, cull, diligent, elect, eligible, intellect, lecture, legend, legible, legion, lesson, neglect, select

Question 618

legume, pulse

Answer 618

legume

Question 619

lenis, soft

Answer 619

lenient, lenity

Question 620

lens, lentil bean

Answer 620

lentil

Question 621

lentus, sticky

Answer 621

relent

Question 622

levis, light

Answer 622

alleviate, elevate, leaven, levee, lever, levy, relevant, relief

Question 623

lex, law

Answer 623

legal, legitimate, loyal

Question 624

liber, book

Answer 624

libel, library, libretto (words of an opera or musical play)

Question 625

liber, free

Answer 625

deliver, liberate, liberty, livery (care of horses for pay)

Question 626

libo, to taste

Answer 626

libation

Question 627

libra, scales

Answer 627

deliberate, level, lira (formerly the basic unit of money in Italy)

Question 628

licet, it is allowed

Answer 628

illicit, leisure, license

Question 629

lieutenant

Answer 629

locus, place + teneo, to hold

Question 630

lignum, firewood

Answer 630

lignite (intermediate between peat and bituminous coal)

Question 631

ligo, to bind

Answer 631

alloy, ally, league, liable, liaison, ligament, oblige, rally, rely

Question 632

limbus, border

Answer 632

limbo

Question 633

limen, threshold

Answer 633

eliminate, preliminary

Question 634

limes, limit

Answer 634

limit, lintel

Question 635

limpidus, clear

Answer 635

limpid

Question 636

lingua, tongue

Answer 636

language, linguistic

Question 637

lino, to daub

Answer 637

liniment (medicinal liquid rubbed into the skin to relieve muscular stiffness and pain)

Question 638

linquo, to foresake

Answer 638

delinquent, derelict, relic, relinquish

Question 639

linum, flax

Answer 639

align, delineate, line, lineage, linen, lingerie, lint

Question 640

liquefaction (conversion of a solid or gas into a liquid)

Answer 640

liqueo, to be fluid + facio, to do

Question 641

liqueo, to be fluid

Answer 641

liquid, liquor, prolix (tediously prolonged or tending to speak or write at great length)

Question 642

lira, furrow

Answer 642

delirious

Question 643

lis, quarrel

Answer 643

litigation

Question 644

littera, letter

Answer 644

alliteration, letter, literacy, literal, literary, literature, obliterate

Question 645

liveo, to be livid

Answer 645

livid

Question 646

locomotion

Answer 646

locus, place + moveo, to move

Question 647

locus, place

Answer 647

couch, lieu, local, locate

Question 648

locusta, locust

Answer 648

lobster, locust

Question 649

longevity

Answer 649

longus, long + aevum, age

Question 650

longus, long

Answer 650

longitude, lunge, oblong, prolong, purloin

Question 651

loquor, to say

Answer 651

circumlocution, colloquial, elocution, eloquence, loquacious, obloquy (harsh or critical statements about someone), soliloquy

Question 652

lubricus, slippery

Answer 652

lubricate

Question 653

luceo, to shine

Answer 653

lucid, translucent

Question 654

lucrum, profit

Answer 654

lucrative

Question 655

luctor, to struggle

Answer 655

reluctant

Question 656

ludo, to play

Answer 656

allude, delude, elusive, illusion, ludicrous, prelude

Question 657

lugeo, to mourn

Answer 657

lugubrious (excessively mournful)

Question 658

lumbus, loin

Answer 658

loin, lumbar

Question 659

lumen, light

Answer 659

illuminate, luminous

Question 660

luna, moon

Answer 660

lunacy, lunar, lunatic

Question 661

luror, paleness

Answer 661

lurid (gruesome, horrible)

Question 662

lustro, to purify

Answer 662

illustrate, illustrious, lackluster, lustrous

Question 663

luxus, excess

Answer 663

luxury

Question 664

lympha, pure water

Answer 664

lymph

Question 665

macer, lean

Answer 665

emaciate, meager

Question 666

macula, spot

Answer 666

immaculate

Question 667

madam

Answer 667

domus, house + me, me

Question 668

Madonna

Answer 668

me, me + domus, house

Question 669

magis, more

Answer 669

maestro, magisterial, magistrate, master, mistress

Question 670

magnanimous

Answer 670

magnus, great + animus, mind

Question 671

magnificent

Answer 671

magnus, great + facio, to do

Question 672

magnus, great

Answer 672

magnate, magnitude, majestic, majority, maxim, maximum, mayor

Question 673

maintain

Answer 673

manus, hand + teneo, to hold

Question 674

malady

Answer 674

malus, bad + habeo, to have

Question 675

malevolent

Answer 675

malus, bad + volo, to wish

Question 676

malign

Answer 676

malus, bad + genus, kind

Question 677

malleus, hammer

Answer 677

mall, malleable, mallet, maul

Question 678

malus, bad

Answer 678

malady, malaria, malice, maugre (in spite of)

Question 679

malva, mallow plant

Answer 679

marshmallow, mauve (pale bluish purple)

Question 680

mando, to chew

Answer 680

mandible, manger

Question 681

mando, to order

Answer 681

command, commend, commodore (commissioned naval officer ranked above a captain and below a real admiral), demand, mandate

Question 682

maneo, to remain

Answer 682

manor, mansion, menagerie, menial, permanent, remain, remnant

Question 683

maneuver

Answer 683

manus, hand + opus, work

Question 684

mango, slave-dealer

Answer 684

monger

Question 685

manicure

Answer 685

manus, hand + curo, to care for

Question 686

mano, to give out

Answer 686

emanate

Question 687

mantellum, cloak

Answer 687

dismantle, mantel, mantle

Question 688

manufacture

Answer 688

manus, hand + facio, to do

Question 689

manumission

Answer 689

manus, hand + mitto, to send

Question 690

manure

Answer 690

manus, hand + opus, work

Question 691

manus, hand

Answer 691

manacle, manage, manifest, manipulate, manner, manual

Question 692

manuscript

Answer 692

manus, hand + scribe, to write

Question 693

mappa, napkin

Answer 693

apron, map, napkin

Question 694

mare, sea

Answer 694

marinate, marine, maritime, submarine

Question 695

marga, marl

Answer 695

marl (friable earthy despoit consisting of clay; archaic, earth)

Question 696

margo, border

Answer 696

margin

Question 697

maritus, husband

Answer 697

marital, marry

Question 698

Mars, Mars

Answer 698

martial

Question 699

mas, male

Answer 699

emasculate, male, masculine

Question 700

mater, mother

Answer 700

maternal, matrimony, matrix, matron

Question 701

materia, matter

Answer 701

material, matter

Question 702

maturus, mature

Answer 702

demure, mature

Question 703

Matuta, Matuta

Answer 703

matinee

Question 704

me, me

Answer 704

ma�am

Question 705

medeor, to heal

Answer 705

medical, medicine, remedy

Question 706

medieval

Answer 706

medius, middle + aevum, age

Question 707

Mediolanum, Milan

Answer 707

milliner (someone who makes and sells hats)

Question 708

meditor, to reflect upon

Answer 708

meditate

Question 709

medius, middle

Answer 709

immediate, intermediate, mean (middle), median, mediate, mediocre, meridian, moiety (one of two approximately equal parts)

Question 710

medulla, marrow

Answer 710

medullary (resembling the medulla of an organ)

Question 711

mel, honey

Answer 711

molasses

Question 712

melior, better

Answer 712

ameliorate

Question 713

mellifluous (pleasing to the ear)

Answer 713

mel, honey + fluo, to flow

Question 714

membrum, limb

Answer 714

member, membrane

Question 715

memini, to remember

Answer 715

comment, reminiscence

Question 716

memor, mindful

Answer 716

commemorate, memoir, memorial, memory, remember

Question 717

mendicus, beggar

Answer 717

mendicant (practicing beggary)

Question 718

mendum, fault

Answer 718

amend, mend

Question 719

mens, mind

Answer 719

demented, mental

Question 720

mensa, table

Answer 720

mesa

Question 721

mentio, mention

Answer 721

mention

Question 722

meo, to traverse

Answer 722

permeate

Question 723

Mercurius, Mercury

Answer 723

mercurial, mercury

Question 724

mereo, to earn

Answer 724

merit

Question 725

mergo, to dip

Answer 725

emergency, immerse, merge

Question 726

meridian

Answer 726

medius, middle + dies, day

Question 727

merula, blackbird

Answer 727

merle (common black European thrush)

Question 728

merus, sheer

Answer 728

mere (small pond of standing water)

Question 729

merx, merchandise

Answer 729

commerce, market, mart, mercantile, merchandise, merchant, mercenary, mercy

Question 730

metior, to measure

Answer 730

dimension, immense, measure

Question 731

metuo, to fear

Answer 731

meticulous

Question 732

migro, to migrate

Answer 732

emigrate, migrant

Question 733

miles, soldier

Answer 733

militant, military

Question 734

milium, millet

Answer 734

millet (grain of any number of grasses)

Question 735

mille, thousand

Answer 735

mile, million

Question 736

millennium

Answer 736

mille, thousand + annus, year

Question 737

mineo, to project

Answer 737

eminent, imminent, prominent, promontory

Question 738

ministro, to minister

Answer 738

administer

Question 739

minium, red-lead

Answer 739

miniature

Question 740

minor, less

Answer 740

minimize, ministry, minority, minstrel

Question 741

minor, to threaten

Answer 741

amenable, demeanor, menace, promenade

Question 742

minuo, to lessen

Answer 742

diminish, diminutive, menu, mince, minute

Question 743

miror, to wonder

Answer 743

admire, marvel, miracle, mirage, mirror

Question 744

misceo, to mix

Answer 744

meddle, medley, melee, miscellaneous, mix, pell-mell, promiscuous

Question 745

miser, wretched

Answer 745

commiseration, miserable, misery

Question 746

mitis, gentle

Answer 746

mitigate

Question 747

mitto, soft

Answer 747

admit, commissar (official of the Communist party who was assigned to teach party principles to a military unit), commit, compromise, demise, intermittent, mess, message, missal, missile, mission, muss, permit, premise, promise, remit, submit, surmise

Question 748

modify

Answer 748

modus, measure + facio, to do

Question 749

modus, measure

Answer 749

accommodate, commodious (large and roomy), commodity, mode, model, moderation, modern, modest, modulate, mold

Question 750

moles, mass

Answer 750

demolish, molecule, molest

Question 751

mollify

Answer 751

mollis, soft + facio, to do

Question 752

mollis, soft

Answer 752

mollusk

Question 753

molo, to grind

Answer 753

emolument (compensation receive by virtue of holding an office or having employment), immolation, mill, molar

Question 754

moneo, to warn

Answer 754

admonish, demonstrate, monition, monitor, monster, monstrous, monument, muster, summon

Question 755

moneta, mint

Answer 755

mint, money

Question 756

mons, mountain

Answer 756

amount, dismount, insurmountable, mountain, mountebank (a flamboyant deceiver, one who attracts customers with tricks or jokes), paramount

Question 757

monsieur

Answer 757

me, me + senex, old man

Question 758

morbus, disease

Answer 758

morbid

Question 759

mordeo, to bite

Answer 759

morsel, remorse

Question 760

moror, to delay

Answer 760

demur

Question 761

mors, death

Answer 761

mortal, mortgage

Question 762

mortarium, mortar

Answer 762

mortar

Question 763

mortify

Answer 763

mors, death + facio, to do

Question 764

morus, mulberry tree

Answer 764

mulberry

Question 765

mos, custom

Answer 765

moral, morale, morose

Question 766

moveo, to move

Answer 766

automobile, commotion, emotional, mob, mobile, moment, motif, motion, motive, motor, move, movie, mutiny, promote, remote, remove

Question 767

mucus, mucus

Answer 767

mucilage (gelatinous substance secreted by plants), mucous

Question 768

mulgeo, to milk

Answer 768

emulsion (mixture of liquids, thin coating on photographic film or paper)

Question 769

mullus, mullet

Answer 769

mullet

Question 770

multiple

Answer 770

multus, any + plecto, to plait

Question 771

mulus, mule

Answer 771

mule

Question 772

mundus, world

Answer 772

mundane

Question 773

municipal

Answer 773

munus, gift + capio, to take

Question 774

munificent

Answer 774

munus, gift + facio, to do

Question 775

munio, to fortify

Answer 775

munition

Question 776

munus, gift

Answer 776

immune, munificence, remuneration

Question 777

murus, wall

Answer 777

mural, immure (to lock up or confine)

Question 778

mus, mouse

Answer 778

muscle, mussel

Question 779

musca, fly

Answer 779

mosquito, musket

Question 780

mustum, unfermented wine

Answer 780

mustard

Question 781

mutilus, mutilated

Answer 781

mutilate

Question 782

muto, to change

Answer 782

commute, molt, mutation, mutual

Question 783

mutus, mute

Answer 783

mute

Question 784

nascor, to be born

Answer 784

cognate, innate, na�ve, natal, nation, native, nature, renaissance

Question 785

nasus, nose

Answer 785

nasal

Question 786

navigate

Answer 786

navis, ship + ago, to do

Question 787

navis, ship

Answer 787

naval, nave, navy

Question 788

nebula, cloud

Answer 788

nebular, nebulous

Question 789

necto, to bind

Answer 789

annex, connect

Question 790

nego, to deny

Answer 790

deny, negate, renegade

Question 791

nepos, nephew

Answer 791

nephew, niece, nepotism

Question 792

nervus, sinew

Answer 792

nerve, nervous

Question 793

neuter, neither

Answer 793

neutral

Question 794

nex, murder

Answer 794

pernicious (working or spreading in a hidden and usually

Question 795

niger, black

Answer 795

darnel (weedy annual grass), negro

Question 796

nihil, nothing

Answer 796

annihilate

Question 797

niteo, to shine

Answer 797

neat, net

Question 798

noceo, to harm

Answer 798

innocent, innocuous, noxious, nuisance

Question 799

nodus, knot

Answer 799

nodule, noose

Question 800

nomen, name

Answer 800

denominate, ignominious (deserving or bringing disgrace or shame), misnomer, nominate, noun, renown

Question 801

nomenclature

Answer 801

nomen, name + calo, to call

Question 802

norma, standard

Answer 802

enormous, normal

Question 803

nosco, to know

Answer 803

acquaintance, cognizant, connoisseur, incognito, noble, notice, notion, notorious, recognition, recognize, reconnaissance, reconnoiter

Question 804

nota, mark

Answer 804

annotation, notable, notary, note

Question 805

notify

Answer 805

nosco, to know + facio, to do

Question 806

novem, nine

Answer 806

noon

Question 807

novus, new

Answer 807

innovation, novel, novice, novitiate, renovate

Question 808

nox, night

Answer 808

nocturnal

Question 809

nubo, to wed

Answer 809

connubial, nuptial

Question 810

nudus, nude

Answer 810

nude

Question 811

nullus, none

Answer 811

annul, null

Question 812

numerus, number

Answer 812

enumerate, innumerable, number

Question 813

nuntio, to announce

Answer 813

annunciation, denounce, enunciation, nuncio, pronounce

Question 814

nuo, to nod

Answer 814

innuendo

Question 815

nutrio, to suckle

Answer 815

nourish, nurse, nurture, nutrient, nutriment, nutrition

Question 816

nux, nut

Answer 816

nuclear

Question 817

obliquus, slanting

Answer 817

oblique (slanting, sloping)

Question 818

obliviscor, to forget

Answer 818

oblivion, oblivious

Question 819

obscenus, inauspicious

Answer 819

obscene

Question 820

obscurus, dark

Answer 820

obscure

Question 821

octo, eight

Answer 821

octave

Question 822

oculus, eye

Answer 822

antler, inoculate (to implant a disease in a person in order to study it), inveigle (to entice by flattery), monocle, ocular

Question 823

odi, to hate

Answer 823

annoy, ennui (the feeling of being bored by something tedious), noisome (offensively malodorous, causing or able to cause nausea), odious (unequivocally detestable)

Question 824

odor, smell

Answer 824

odorous

Question 825

odoriferous (emitting an odor)

Answer 825

odor, smell + fero, to bear

Question 826

office

Answer 826

ops, power + facio, to do

Question 827

official

Answer 827

ops, power + facio, to do

Question 828

officious (intrusive in a meddling/offensive manner)

Answer 828

ops, power + facio, to do

Question 829

oleo, to smell

Answer 829

redolent (having a strong pleasant odor)

Question 830

olfactory (pertaining to the sense of smell)

Answer 830

oleo, to smell + facio, to do

Question 831

omen, omen

Answer 831

abomination, ominous

Question 832

omnipresent

Answer 832

omnis, all + praesens, present

Question 833

omnis, all

Answer 833

bus

Question 834

omnivorous

Answer 834

omnis, all + voro, to devour

Question 835

onus, burden

Answer 835

onerous

Question 836

opacus, shaded

Answer 836

opaque

Question 837

operio, to cover

Answer 837

cover, covert, discover

Question 838

opinor, to suppose

Answer 838

opine (to hold or express and opinion), opinion

Question 839

ops, power

Answer 839

copious (large in number or quantity), copy, opulent

Question 840

optimus, best

Answer 840

optimism

Question 841

opto

Answer 841

adopt, option

Question 842

opus, work

Answer 842

cooperate, inure (to cause to accept or become hardened to), operate

Question 843

orbis, circle

Answer 843

exorbitant, orb, orbit

Question 844

ordo, row

Answer 844

coordinate, inordinate, ordain, order, ordinance, ordinary,

Question 845

orifice

Answer 845

os, mouth + facio, to do

Question 846

orior, to rise

Answer 846

aboriginal, abortion, orient, oriental, origin

Question 847

orno, to furnish

Answer 847

adorn, ornament, ornate, suborn (to induce or commit perjury)

Question 848

oro, to beg

Answer 848

adore, inexorable (impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reasons), oracle, oration

Question 849

os, mouth

Answer 849

oral, usher

Question 850

osprey

Answer 850

os, bone + frango, to break

Question 851

ossify

Answer 851

os, bone + facio, to do

Question 852

otium, leisure

Answer 852

negotiate

Question 853

ovo, to exult

Answer 853

ovation

Question 854

ovum, egg

Answer 854

oval, ovary, ovule (small or immature ovum)

Question 855

pacific

Answer 855

pax, peace + facio, to do

Question 856

paciscor, to make a bargain

Answer 856

pact

Question 857

paeniteo, to regret

Answer 857

penance, penitent, repent

Question 858

pagina, sheet of paper

Answer 858

page

Question 859

pagus, district

Answer 859

pagan, peasant

Question 860

pala, shovel

Answer 860

palette

Question 861

Palatium, Palatine (hill)

Answer 861

palace, palatine

Question 862

palatum, palate

Answer 862

palate

Question 863

palea, chaff

Answer 863

pallet

Question 864

palleo, to be pale

Answer 864

appalling, pale, pall (v.), pallid

Question 865

pallium, cloak

Answer 865

pall (n.), palliate (providing physical relief, as from pain)

Question 866

palma, palm

Answer 866

palm, palmetto

Question 867

palpo, to stroke

Answer 867

palpable, palpitate

Question 868

palus, stake

Answer 868

impale, palisade, pole

Question 869

pando, to spread

Answer 869

compass, expand, impassable, pace, pass, pass� (behind the times), passenger, password, past, repass, spawn, surpass, trespass

Question 870

pango, to fasten

Answer 870

compact, dispatch, impact, impinge (to infringe upon), propaganda, propagate

Question 871

panis, bread

Answer 871

accompany, companion, company, pantry

Question 872

pannus, cloth

Answer 872

pane, panel

Question 873

pantex, belly

Answer 873

paunch (a protruding abdomen)

Question 874

papaver, poppy

Answer 874

poppy

Question 875

papilio, butterfly

Answer 875

pavilion

Question 876

par, equal

Answer 876

apparel, compare, disparage, disparity, pair, parity, peer

Question 877

parachute

Answer 877

cado, to fall + paro, to prepare

Question 878

paraffin (kerosene)

Answer 878

parvus, small + finis, end

Question 879

parapet

Answer 879

paro, to prepare + pectus, chest

Question 880

parasol

Answer 880

sol, sun + paro, to prepare

Question 881

parco, to spare

Answer 881

parsimonious (excessively unwilling to spend), parse

Question 882

pareo, to appear

Answer 882

apparent, apparition, appear, transparent

Question 883

pario, to bear

Answer 883

parent, repertoire

Question 884

paro, to prepare

Answer 884

empire, imperative, imperial, imperious, parade, pare, parry, prepare, rampart, repair, separate, sever, several

Question 885

pars, part

Answer 885

apartment, compartment, depart, department, impart, parcel, part, partake, particle, particular, parting, partisan, partition, partner, party, repartee

Question 886

participate

Answer 886

pars, part + capio, to take

Question 887

participle

Answer 887

pars, part + capio, to take

Question 888

partum, meadow

Answer 888

prairie

Question 889

pasco, to feed

Answer 889

pastor, pasture, pester, repast (quantity of food provided for one occasion of eating)

Question 890

pastinaca, parsnip

Answer 890

parsnip

Question 891

pateo, to lie open

Answer 891

patent

Question 892

pater, father

Answer 892

padre, paternal, patrician, patron, patter

Question 893

patior, to endure

Answer 893

compassion, compatible, passion, passive, patience

Question 894

patro, to bring about

Answer 894

perpetrate

Question 895

pauper, poor

Answer 895

pauperism, poor, poverty

Question 896

pavio, to beat

Answer 896

pave

Question 897

pavo, peacock

Answer 897

peacock

Question 898

pax, peace

Answer 898

appease, pay, peace

Question 899

pecco, to sin

Answer 899

impeccable

Question 900

pectus, chest

Answer 900

expectorate (discharge from the lungs and out of the mouth), pectoral

Question 901

pecu, herd

Answer 901

peculation (fraudulent appropriation of funds or property entrusted to your care but actually owned by someone else), peculiar, peculiarity, peculiarly, pecuniary

Question 902

pedigree

Answer 902

pes, foot + grus, crane

Question 903

peior, worse

Answer 903

impair, pessimist

Question 904

pellis, hide

Answer 904

surplice (loose-fitting white ecclesiastical vestment with wide sleeves)

Question 905

pello, to drive

Answer 905

expel, peal, pulse, push, repeal, repulse

Question 906

pelvis, shallow bowl

Answer 906

pelvic

Question 907

pendeo, to hang

Answer 907

appendage, depend, impending, pendant, pending, pendulous (hanging down loosely), pendulum, penthouse, propensity

Question 908

pendo, to suspend

Answer 908

compensate, dispense, expend, expense, pansy, pension, pensive, perpendicular, poise, ponder, pound, preponderance, recompense, suspend

Question 909

penes, within

Answer 909

penetrate

Question 910

peninsula

Answer 910

paene, almost + insula, island

Question 911

penis, tail

Answer 911

pencil

Question 912

penna, feather

Answer 912

pen, pennant

Question 913

penuria, want

Answer 913

penurious (excessively unwilling to spend, not having enough money to pay for necessities)

Question 914

periculum, danger

Answer 914

peril

Question 915

peritus, skilled

Answer 915

experience, experiment, expert

Question 916

Persia, peach

Answer 916

peach

Question 917

persona, mask

Answer 917

parson (a person authorized to conduct religious worship), person, personnel

Question 918

pervinca, periwinkle

Answer 918

periwinkle

Question 919

pes, foot

Answer 919

expedience, expedition, impeach, impediment, pawn, pedal, pedestal, pedestrian, pioneer

Question 920

pestis, disease

Answer 920

pest

Question 921

petiolus, stem

Answer 921

petiole (slender stem that supports the blade of a leaf)

Question 922

peto, to seek

Answer 922

appetite, compete, competent, impetuous (characterized by undue haste), perpetual, petition, petulant (easily irritated or annoyed), repeat

Question 923

pica, magpie

Answer 923

magpie, pie

Question 924

pila, ball

Answer 924

pellet, pill, platoon

Question 925

pila, pillar

Answer 925

pile, pillar

Question 926

pilus, hair

Answer 926

caterpillar, peel, pillage, plush

Question 927

pingo, to paint

Answer 927

depict, paint, picture, pigment

Question 928

pinna, feather

Answer 928

pin, pinnacle

Question 929

pinso, to beat

Answer 929

pestle, piston

Question 930

pinus, pine tree

Answer 930

pine, pineapple

Question 931

pipo, to chirp

Answer 931

pipe, piper

Question 932

pirum, pear

Answer 932

pear

Question 933

pituita, mucus

Answer 933

pip, pituitary

Question 934

pius, pious

Answer 934

expiate (to make amends for), piety, piteous, pittance, pity

Question 935

pix, pitch

Answer 935

pitch

Question 936

placeo, to please

Answer 936

complacent, placid, plea, please

Question 937

placo, to appease

Answer 937

implacable, placate, supple, suppliant

Question 938

plagiarius, torturer

Answer 938

plagiarism

Question 939

plango, to strike

Answer 939

complain, plague, plaintiff, plaintive

Question 940

planta, plant

Answer 940

implant, plant, plantain, supplant

Question 941

planus, level

Answer 941

explain, piano, plain, plan, plane

Question 942

plaudo, to strike

Answer 942

applaud, explode, plaudit, plausible

Question 943

plebiscite (vote by the electorate determining public opinion on a question of national importance)

Answer 943

plebs, plebeians + scio, to know

Question 944

plebs, plebeians

Answer 944

plebeian

Question 945

plecto, to plait

Answer 945

complex, multiple, perplex, plexus (networking of intersecting blood vessels)

Question 946

plenipotentiary (a diplomat fully authorized to represent his/her government)

Answer 946

plenus, full + potis, able

Question 947

plenus, full (of)

Answer 947

accomplish, complementary, complete, compliment, comply, deplete, expletive, implement, plenary, plenitude, plenty, replete, supplement, supply

Question 948

plico, to fold

Answer 948

accomplice, apply, display, employ, explicit, exploit implicate, implicit, plait, pleat, pliable, pliers, plight, ply, replica, reply, splay

Question 949

ploro, to weep

Answer 949

deplore, explore, implore

Question 950

pluit, it rains

Answer 950

plover (any of various similar shorebirds)

Question 951

pluma, feather

Answer 951

plume

Question 952

plumbum, lead

Answer 952

plumber, plummet, plunge

Question 953

pluperfect

Answer 953

plus, more + facio, to do

Question 954

plus, more

Answer 954

plural, surplus

Question 955

polio, to polish

Answer 955

interpolate (to insert words into texts, often falsifying it; to estimate the value of) , polish, polite

Question 956

pollen, flour

Answer 956

pollinate

Question 957

polluo, to soil

Answer 957

pollute

Question 958

pomegranate

Answer 958

pomum, fruit + granum, grain

Question 959

pomum, fruit

Answer 959

pommel (knob, as on the hilt of a sword), pummel

Question 960

pono, to place

Answer 960

compost, compound, deposit, depot, expound, opponent, opposite, position, positive, postal, posture, propound, provost, repository, supposition

Question 961

pontifex, high priest

Answer 961

pontiff, pontificate

Question 962

populus, people

Answer 962

people, populace, popular, populate, pub, public, publish, pueblo

Question 963

populus, tree

Answer 963

poplar

Question 964

porcupine

Answer 964

porcus, pig + spina, thorn

Question 965

porcus, pig

Answer 965

porcelain, pork

Question 966

porpoise

Answer 966

porcus, pig + piscis, fish

Question 967

porta, gate

Answer 967

porch, portal, porter (doorkeeper), portico, portiere (a heavy curtain hung across a doorway)

Question 968

portcullis (iron/wooden gate, able to be lowered to prevent passage into a town)

Answer 968

porta, gate + colum, strainer

Question 969

portfolio

Answer 969

porto, to carry + folium, leaf

Question 970

portio, share

Answer 970

portion

Question 971

portmanteau (new word formed by joining two others and combining their meanins)

Answer 971

porto, to carry + mantellum, cloak

Question 972

porto, to carry

Answer 972

comport (to behave in a certain matter), important, portable, portage, porter (one who carries), portly, purport (to profess or claim, often falsely), report, sport, support

Question 973

portus, harbor

Answer 973

importune (to beg persistently or urgently), opportunity, port

Question 974

posco, to beg

Answer 974

postulate

Question 975

possess

Answer 975

possum, to be able + sedeo, to sit

Question 976

possum, to be able

Answer 976

possible

Question 977

post, after

Answer 977

posterity, postern (a small gate in the rear of a fort or castle), preposterous, puny

Question 978

postis, post

Answer 978

post (pillar), poster

Question 979

potis, able

Answer 979

potent, potential, power

Question 980

poto, to drink

Answer 980

poison, potation, potion

Question 981

praeda, booty

Answer 981

depredation (act of plundering/marauding), predatory, prey

Question 982

praegnans, pregnant

Answer 982

pregnant

Question 983

praesto, to excel

Answer 983

presto

Question 984

pravus, crooked

Answer 984

depraved (marked by immorality)

Question 985

prehendo, to seize

Answer 985

apprehend, apprentice, apprise, comprehend, comprise, enterprise, entrepreneur, impregnable, prison, pry, reprehensible, reprisal, surprise

Question 986

premo, to press

Answer 986

press, pressure, print, reprimand, sprain

Question 987

pretium, price

Answer 987

appraise, appreciate, praise, precious, price, prize

Question 988

prex, prayer

Answer 988

deprecate, imprecate (to utter profanities, invoke evil on), pray, precarious, prithee

Question 989

primeval

Answer 989

primus, first + aevum, age

Question 990

primordial (having existed from the beginning)

Answer 990

primus, first + ordior, to begin

Question 991

primus, first

Answer 991

premier, prim, primitive

Question 992

prince

Answer 992

primus, first + capio, to take

Question 993

principal

Answer 993

primus, first + capio, to take

Question 994

principle

Answer 994

primus, first + capio, to take

Question 995

prior, former

Answer 995

priority, priory (religious residence in a monastery governed by a prior)

Question 996

pristinus, former

Answer 996

pristine

Question 997

privilege

Answer 997

privus, private + lex, law

Question 998

privus, private

Answer 998

deprive, private, privy

Question 999

probo, to approve

Answer 999

approve, disapprobation, probable, probation, probe, proof, prove, proven

Question 1000

probrum, disgrace

Answer 1000

opprobrious (deserving or bringing disgrace or shame)

Question 1001

prodigium, omen

Answer 1001

prodigy

Question 1002

prodo, to bring forth

Answer 1002

improve, improvement

Question 1003

proles, offspring

Answer 1003

proletariat

Question 1004

prolific

Answer 1004

proles, offspring + facio, to do

Question 1005

promulgo, to publish

Answer 1005

promulgate

Question 1006

pronus, inclined

Answer 1006

prone

Question 1007

prope, near

Answer 1007

approach, approximate, propinquity, proximity, rapprochement, reproach

Question 1008

propitius, favorable

Answer 1008

propitiate (to make peace with)

Question 1009

proprius, own

Answer 1009

appropriate, proper, property, proprietary, proprietor

Question 1010

prosperus, prosperous

Answer 1010

prosper

Question 1011

provincia, province

Answer 1011

province, provincial

Question 1012

pubes, adult

Answer 1012

puberty

Question 1013

pudeo, to be ashamed

Answer 1013

impudent

Question 1014

puer, boy

Answer 1014

puerile

Question 1015

pugil, boxer

Answer 1015

pugilist (boxer)

Question 1016

pugno, to fight

Answer 1016

impugn, pugnacious, repugnant

Question 1017

puissance (power to influence/coerce)

Answer 1017

potis, able + sum, to be

Question 1018

puissant (powerful)

Answer 1018

potis, able + sum, to be

Question 1019

pullus, young (of a horse)

Answer 1019

polecat, pony, poultry

Question 1020

pulmo, lung

Answer 1020

pulmonary

Question 1021

pulpa, flesh

Answer 1021

pulp

Question 1022

pulpitum, platform

Answer 1022

pulpit

Question 1023

puls, porridge

Answer 1023

poultice

Question 1024

pulvinus, cushion

Answer 1024

pillow

Question 1025

pulvis, powder

Answer 1025

powder, pulverize

Question 1026

pumex, pumice

Answer 1026

pumice

Question 1027

pungo, to prick

Answer 1027

appoint, compunction (feeling of deep regret), expunge, poignant, point, puncheon (large cask), punctilious, punctual, punctuate, puncture, pungent

Question 1028

puny

Answer 1028

post, after + nascor, to be born

Question 1029

pupa, girl

Answer 1029

pup, pupil, puppet, puppy

Question 1030

puppis, stern

Answer 1030

poop

Question 1031

purefy

Answer 1031

purus, pure + facio, to do

Question 1032

purus, pure

Answer 1032

pure, purge

Question 1033

pusillanimous

Answer 1033

pusillus, petty + animus, mind

Question 1034

puter, rotten

Answer 1034

putrefy, putrid

Question 1035

puteus, pit

Answer 1035

pit

Question 1036

puto, to think

Answer 1036

account, amputate, compute, count (verb), counter, deputy, impute (to attribute or credit to), repute

Question 1037

quadrilateral

Answer 1037

quattuor, four + latus, side

Question 1038

quaero, to search for

Answer 1038

acquire, conquer, exquisite, inquest, inquire, query, quest, question, require

Question 1039

qualify

Answer 1039

qualis, what kind of + facio, to do

Question 1040

qualis, what kind of

Answer 1040

quality

Question 1041

quantus, how much

Answer 1041

quantity

Question 1042

quatio, to shake

Answer 1042

cask, concussion, discuss, rescue, squash (v.)

Question 1043

quattuor, four

Answer 1043

quarantine, quarry, quart, quarter, quartet, squad, square

Question 1044

queror, to lament

Answer 1044

quarrel, querulous

Question 1045

quies, rest

Answer 1045

acquiesce, acquit, coy, quiescent (causing no symptoms, quiet or still), quiet, quit, quite

Question 1046

quintessence

Answer 1046

quinque, five + sum, to be

Question 1047

quis, who

Answer 1047

quip

Question 1048

quot, how many

Answer 1048

quotation, quotient

Question 1049

rabio, to be mad

Answer 1049

rabid, rage

Question 1050

racemus, cluster of grapes

Answer 1050

raisin

Question 1051

radius, ray (of light)

Answer 1051

radial, radiant, radiation, radiator, radio, radium, ray

Question 1052

radix, root

Answer 1052

eradicate, radical, radish

Question 1053

rado, to scrape

Answer 1053

erase, raze, razor

Question 1054

ramus, branch

Answer 1054

ramification

Question 1055

ranceo, to be rotten

Answer 1055

rancid, rancor

Question 1056

rapio, to seize

Answer 1056

rapacious (excessively greedy and grasping), rape, rapid, rapt, ravage, ravenous, ravine, ravish, surreptitious

Question 1057

rarus, scattered

Answer 1057

rare

Question 1058

ratify

Answer 1058

reor, to reckon + facio, to do

Question 1059

ravus, hoarse

Answer 1059

raucous

Question 1060

recens, recent

Answer 1060

recent

Question 1061

reciprocus, alternating

Answer 1061

reciprocity

Question 1062

rectangle

Answer 1062

rego, to rule + angulus, angle

Question 1063

rectify

Answer 1063

rego, to rule + facio, to do

Question 1064

refuto, to repress

Answer 1064

refute

Question 1065

rego, to rule

Answer 1065

address, adroit (quick or skillfull or adept in action/thought), alert, correct, direct, dirge, dirigible, dress, erect, escort, incorrigible, rail, realm, rector, regal, regent, regime, region, regular, reign, resource, resurrection, royal, rule, source, surge, unruly

Question 1066

religio, religion

Answer 1066

religion

Question 1067

reor, to reckon

Answer 1067

arraign (to accuse of a wrong or an inadequacy, to call before a court to answer an indictment), rate, rating (n.), rational, reason, reasonable

Question 1068

repo, to creep

Answer 1068

reptile

Question 1069

republic

Answer 1069

res, thing + populus, people

Question 1070

repudium, repudiation

Answer 1070

repudiate (to reject as untrue, unfounded, or unjust), repudiation

Question 1071

res, thing

Answer 1071

real

Question 1072

resina, resin

Answer 1072

resin

Question 1073

restauro

Answer 1073

restaurant, restore

Question 1074

rete, net

Answer 1074

retina

Question 1075

retro, back

Answer 1075

arrears (unpaid overdue debt), rear

Question 1076

rideo, to laugh

Answer 1076

deride, ridiculous

Question 1077

rigeo, to stiffen

Answer 1077

rigid, rigorous

Question 1078

rigo, to wet

Answer 1078

irrigate

Question 1079

ripa, bank

Answer 1079

arrive, river

Question 1080

ritus, rite

Answer 1080

rite

Question 1081

rivus, river

Answer 1081

derive, rival, river

Question 1082

robur, oak/strength

Answer 1082

corroborate, robust

Question 1083

rodo, to gnaw

Answer 1083

corrode, erosion, rodent

Question 1084

rogo, to ask

Answer 1084

arrogant, derogatory, interrogate, prerogative (right reserved exclusively by a particular person or group), surrogate

Question 1085

Roma, Rome

Answer 1085

romance

Question 1086

rosa, rose

Answer 1086

rosary, rose

Question 1087

rosemary (extremely pungent leaves used as seasoning for meats)

Answer 1087

ros, dew + mare, sea

Question 1088

rota, wheel

Answer 1088

enroll, rigmarole, role, roll, rotate, rotund, roulette, round

Question 1089

rubeo, to be red

Answer 1089

rouge, rubric, ruby

Question 1090

rudis, rough

Answer 1090

erudite (having or showing profound knowledge), rude, rudimentary

Question 1091

ruga, wrinkle

Answer 1091

corrugated

Question 1092

rumen, throat

Answer 1092

ruminate

Question 1093

rumpo, to break

Answer 1093

abrupt, bankrupt, corrupt, erupt, route, routine, rupture

Question 1094

ruo, to hurry

Answer 1094

ruin

Question 1095

rus, countryside

Answer 1095

rural, rustic

Question 1096

russus, red

Answer 1096

russet (yellowish brown)

Question 1097

sacer, sacred

Answer 1097

consecrate, execrable (deserving a curse, detestable), sacrament, sacred, sexton (official of a church charged with taking care of the edifice)

Question 1098

sacerdotal

Answer 1098

sacer, holy + do, to give

Question 1099

sacrifice

Answer 1099

sacer, holy + facio, to make

Question 1100

sacrilege

Answer 1100

sacer, holy + lego, to read

Question 1101

saeculum, age

Answer 1101

secular, si�cle

Question 1102

saepes, hedge

Answer 1102

transept

Question 1103

sagio, to perceive

Answer 1103

sagacious (having or showing an ability to understand difficult ideas)

Question 1104

sal, salt

Answer 1104

salad, salary, saline (containing salt), saltpeter, sauce, sausage

Question 1105

salio, to jump

Answer 1105

assail, desultory (marked by lack of definite plan, regularity or purpose), exult, insult, result, salient, sally

Question 1106

saliva, spittle

Answer 1106

salivary

Question 1107

salix, willow

Answer 1107

salicylic (derived from the acid of the same name)

Question 1108

salmo, salmon

Answer 1108

salmon

Question 1109

salus, health

Answer 1109

salubrious (favorable to health of mind or body), salute

Question 1110

salvus, safe

Answer 1110

safe, sage (adj.), salvage, salvation, save

Question 1111

sancio, to make holy

Answer 1111

saint, sanctimonious (excessively or hypocritically pious), sanction, sanctuary, sentry

Question 1112

sanctify

Answer 1112

sanctus, holy + facio, to do

Question 1113

sanguis, blood

Answer 1113

sanguine

Question 1114

sanus, healthy

Answer 1114

sane, sanitation

Question 1115

sapio, to taste of

Answer 1115

insipid (not interesting or exciting), sage (wise man), sapient, savant, savor

Question 1116

satelles, attendant

Answer 1116

satellite

Question 1117

satis, enough

Answer 1117

asset, satiate

Question 1118

satisfy

Answer 1118

satis, enough + facio, to do

Question 1119

satur, full

Answer 1119

satire, saturate

Question 1120

Saturnus, Saturn

Answer 1120

saturnine (bitter or scornful)

Question 1121

scala, ladder

Answer 1121

scale, echelon

Question 1122

scamnum, stool

Answer 1122

shambles

Question 1123

scando, to climb

Answer 1123

ascend, condescension, descend, scan, transcendent

Question 1124

scandula, roof-shingle

Answer 1124

shingle

Question 1125

scientific

Answer 1125

scio, to know + facio, to do

Question 1126

scindo, to cut

Answer 1126

rescind

Question 1127

scintilla, spark

Answer 1127

scintillation, tinsel

Question 1128

scio, to know

Answer 1128

conscience, conscious, nice, prescient, science

Question 1129

scribo, to write

Answer 1129

conscript, scribble, scribe, script, scrivener (someone employed to make written copies of documents and manuscripts), shrive (confess to a punishable and reprehensible deed, especially under pressure)

Question 1130

scrinium, case

Answer 1130

shrine

Question 1131

scrupus, rough stone

Answer 1131

scruple, scrupulous

Question 1132

scrutor, to probe

Answer 1132

inscrutable, scrutiny

Question 1133

sculpo, to carve

Answer 1133

sculptor, sculpture

Question 1134

scurra, rake

Answer 1134

scurrilous (expressing offensive reproach)

Question 1135

scutra, platter

Answer 1135

scullery (a small room next to the kitchen, where utensils are cleaned and kept)

Question 1136

scutum, shield

Answer 1136

escutcheon (a shield, especially displaying a coat of arms), esquire, squire

Question 1137

sebum, grease

Answer 1137

sebaceous (containing an unusual amount of grease or oil), suet (hard fat around the kdineys and loins in beef and mutton)

Question 1138

seco, to cut

Answer 1138

dissect, insect, intersect, section, segment, sickle

Question 1139

sedeo, to sit

Answer 1139

assess, assiduous, insidious (causing harm in a way that is gradualor not easily noticed), obsess, preside, president, resident, residue, sedate, sedative, sedentary, sediment, session, siege, size, supersede, surcease (a stopping)

Question 1140

semen, seed

Answer 1140

disseminate, seminary

Question 1141

semester

Answer 1141

sex, six + mensis, month

Question 1142

senex, old man

Answer 1142

senate, senile, seniority, senor, sir, sire, surly

Question 1143

sentio, to feel

Answer 1143

assent, consent, dissent, resent, scent, scentless, sensation, sense, sentence, sententious (abounding in pithy aphorisms or maxims), sentient, sentiment

Question 1144

sepelio, to bury

Answer 1144

sepulcher, sepulture (a chamber that is used as a grave)

Question 1145

sequester, intermediate (possibly related to sequor)

Answer 1145

sequestration (seizing property that belongs to someone ese and holding it until profits pay the demand for which it was seized)

Question 1146

sequor, to follow

Answer 1146

consecutive, consequence, execute, obsequious (attempting to win favor from influential people by flattery), persecute, prosecute, pursue, second, sect, sequel, sequence, set, sue, suit, suitable, suite

Question 1147

sera, bolt

Answer 1147

seraglio, serried

Question 1148

serenus, tranquil

Answer 1148

serenade, serene

Question 1149

serius, grave

Answer 1149

serious

Question 1150

sermo, conversation

Answer 1150

sermon

Question 1151

sero, to join together

Answer 1151

assert, desert, dissertation, exert, insert, serial, series

Question 1152

sero, to sow

Answer 1152

season

Question 1153

serpo, to creep

Answer 1153

serpent

Question 1154

serra, saw

Answer 1154

sierra

Question 1155

serus, late

Answer 1155

soiree

Question 1156

servio, to serve

Answer 1156

deserve, dessert, serf, sergeant, servant, serve, subservient

Question 1157

servo, to save

Answer 1157

conserve, observe, preserve, reserve

Question 1158

severus, severe

Answer 1158

persevere, severe

Question 1159

sexus, division

Answer 1159

sex

Question 1160

sibilo, to hiss

Answer 1160

persiflage (light teasing)

Question 1161

siccus, thirst

Answer 1161

dessicate

Question 1162

sido, to settle

Answer 1162

subside, subsidiary, subsidy

Question 1163

sidus, star

Answer 1163

consider, desire, sidereal (pertaining to the stars/constellations)

Question 1164

significant

Answer 1164

signum, sign + facio, to do

Question 1165

signum, sign

Answer 1165

assign, consign, design, designate, ensign, resign, seal, sign

Question 1166

sileo, to be silent

Answer 1166

silent

Question 1167

silex, flint

Answer 1167

silica, silicate, silicon

Question 1168

silva, wood

Answer 1168

savage, sylvan (pertaining to wooded regions)

Question 1169

similis, similar

Answer 1169

assemble, assimilate, resemble, semblance, similar, simulate

Question 1170

simplex, single

Answer 1170

simple

Question 1171

simul, at the same time

Answer 1171

ensemble, simultaneous

Question 1172

sincerus, clean

Answer 1172

sincere

Question 1173

sine, without

Answer 1173

sans

Question 1174

sinecure (office that involves minimal duties)

Answer 1174

sine, without + curo, to care for

Question 1175

singuli, one by one

Answer 1175

single

Question 1176

sino, to permit

Answer 1176

site, situation

Question 1177

sinus, hollow

Answer 1177

insinuate, sine, sinuous

Question 1178

sobrius, sober

Answer 1178

sober

Question 1179

soccus, slipper

Answer 1179

sock

Question 1180

socius, comrade

Answer 1180

associate, social, society

Question 1181

sol, sun

Answer 1181

solar

Question 1182

soleo, to be accustomed

Answer 1182

insolent, obsolete

Question 1183

solidus, solid

Answer 1183

consolidate, solder, soldier, solid, solidarity

Question 1184

soliloquy

Answer 1184

solus, alone + loquor, to say

Question 1185

sollemnis, annual

Answer 1185

solemn

Question 1186

solor, to comfort

Answer 1186

console, solace

Question 1187

solstice

Answer 1187

sol, sun + sto, to stand

Question 1188

solum, bottom

Answer 1188

insole, soil, sole (n.)

Question 1189

solus, alone

Answer 1189

desolate, sole (adj.), solitary, solitude, solo, sullen

Question 1190

solvo, to loosen

Answer 1190

absolute, absolve, resolute, resolve, soluble, solution, solve, solvent

Question 1191

somersault

Answer 1191

supra, over + salio, to jump

Question 1192

sono, to sound

Answer 1192

consonant, dissonant (lacking in harmony), resound, sonata, sonnet, sonorous, sound

Question 1193

sorbeo, to suck in

Answer 1193

absorb

Question 1194

sordeo, to be dirty

Answer 1194

sordid

Question 1195

soror, sister

Answer 1195

cousin

Question 1196

sors, lot

Answer 1196

assortment, consort, sorcerer, sort

Question 1197

spargo, to scatter

Answer 1197

aspersion (abusive attack on a person�s character or good names), disperse, intersperse, sparse

Question 1198

spatium, space

Answer 1198

expatiate, space

Question 1199

specific

Answer 1199

specio, to observe + facio, to do

Question 1200

specio, to observe

Answer 1200

aspect, conspicuous, despicable, despise, despite, expect, inspect, perspective, perspicuity (clearness of a statement), prospective, respectful, respite, special, specimen, specious, spectacle, spectacular, spectator, specter, speculate, spice, spite, suspicious

Question 1201

spes, hope

Answer 1201

despair, desperado, desperation

Question 1202

spica, ear of grain

Answer 1202

spike

Question 1203

spina, thorn

Answer 1203

spine

Question 1204

spiro, to breathe

Answer 1204

aspire, conspire, expire, inspire, perspire, respire, spirit, sprightly, sprite, transpire

Question 1205

splendeo, to shine

Answer 1205

resplendent, splendid, splendor

Question 1206

spolium, booty

Answer 1206

spoil

Question 1207

spondeo, to promise

Answer 1207

correspond, despondent, espouse, respond, spouse

Question 1208

sponte, willingly

Answer 1208

spontaneous

Question 1209

spuma, foam

Answer 1209

spume (foam of the sea)

Question 1210

spuo, to spew

Answer 1210

cuspidor (receptacle for spit)

Question 1211

spurius, false

Answer 1211

spurious

Question 1212

squaleo, to be stiff

Answer 1212

squalid

Question 1213

stagnum, pond

Answer 1213

stagnant

Question 1214

stella, star

Answer 1214

constellation, stellar

Question 1215

sterilis, barren

Answer 1215

sterile

Question 1216

sterno, to spread

Answer 1216

consternation, prostrate, stray, street

Question 1217

stilla, drop

Answer 1217

distil, instill

Question 1218

stilus, stake

Answer 1218

style

Question 1219

stimulus, prick

Answer 1219

stimulate

Question 1220

stinguo, to put out

Answer 1220

distinct, distinguish, extinct, extinguish, instinctive

Question 1221

stipend

Answer 1221

stips, alms + pendo, to suspend

Question 1222

stipo, to compress

Answer 1222

constipation, stevedore (laborer who lads and unloads vessels in a port)

Question 1223

stipula, stalk

Answer 1223

stipule (small leafy outgrowth at the base of a leaf), stubble

Question 1224

stipulor, to bargain

Answer 1224

stipulate

Question 1225

stirps, root

Answer 1225

extirpate (to pull up or as if by the roots, to destroy completely)

Question 1226

sto, to stand

Answer 1226

armistice, arrest, assist, constant, cost, desist, destiny, destitute, destitute, distance, establish, estate, exist, extant, insist, instant, institute, obstacle, obstetrics (the branch of medicine dealing with childbirth and care of the mother), obstinate, persistent, prostitute, resist, rest, stable, stage, staid (characterized by dignity and propriety), stanchion, stanza, state, station, statistics, stay, subsist, substantial, superstitious

Question 1227

stolidus, stupid

Answer 1227

stolid (having or revealing little emotion or sensibility)

Question 1228

stratify (to form/place in layers)

Answer 1228

sterno, to spread + facio, to do

Question 1229

strenuous, brisk

Answer 1229

strenuous

Question 1230

strepo, to rattle

Answer 1230

obstreperous (boisterously and noisily aggressive)

Question 1231

stria, furrow

Answer 1231

striated (furrowed)

Question 1232

strideo, to grate

Answer 1232

strident

Question 1233

stringo, to press

Answer 1233

constrain, constrict, distress, district, prestige, restraint, restrict, strain, strait, stress, strict, stringent

Question 1234

struo, to construct

Answer 1234

construct, construe, destroy, instruct, instrument, obstruct, structure

Question 1235

studeo, to study

Answer 1235

etude (short composition for a solo instrument), studio, study

Question 1236

stupefy

Answer 1236

stupeo, to be stunned + facio, to do

Question 1237

stupeo, to be stunned

Answer 1237

stupefy, stupendous, stupid

Question 1238

suadeo, to presuade

Answer 1238

dissuade, persuade

Question 1239

suavis, sweet

Answer 1239

assuage (to provide physical relief, as from pain, to satisfy (thirst), suave

Question 1240

sublimis, lofty

Answer 1240

sublime

Question 1241

subordinate

Question 1242

subterfuge

Answer 1242

subter, below + fugio, to flee

Question 1243

sucus, juice

Answer 1243

succulent

Question 1244

sudo, to sweat

Answer 1244

exude

Question 1245

suesco, to be accustomed to

Answer 1245

costume, custom, desuetude (state of inactivity/disuse)

Question 1246

suffragium, vote

Answer 1246

suffrage

Question 1247

sugo, to suck

Answer 1247

suction

Question 1248

suicide

Answer 1248

sui, himself + caedo, to cut

Question 1249

sulphur, sulfur

Answer 1249

sulphur

Question 1250

sum, to be

Answer 1250

absent, entity, essential, interesting, present, representation

Question 1251

summus, highest

Answer 1251

consomm� (clear soup made by boiling meat or chicken, etc.), consummate, sum, summit

Question 1252

sumo, to take

Answer 1252

assume, consume, presumably, resume, resume (n.), sumptuous

Question 1253

suo, to sew

Answer 1253

suture (joining of the lips of a wound)

Question 1254

super, above

Answer 1254

soprano, sovereign, superb, superiority, supernal, supreme

Question 1255

supinus, supine

Answer 1255

supine

Question 1256

surdus, deaf

Answer 1256

absurd

Question 1257

taberna, shop

Answer 1257

tabernacle, tavern

Question 1258

tabula, tablet

Answer 1258

table, tableau, tablet, tabulate

Question 1259

taceo, to be silent

Answer 1259

reticent (reluctant to draw attention to yourself), tacit

Question 1260

taedet, it wearies

Answer 1260

tedious, tedium

Question 1261

talea, rod

Answer 1261

detail, retail, tailor, tally

Question 1262

talis, such

Answer 1262

retaliate

Question 1263

talpa, mole

Answer 1263

taupe (a greyish brown)

Question 1264

talus, ankle

Answer 1264

talon

Question 1265

tango, to touch

Answer 1265

attain, contact, contagious, contaminate, contiguous, contingent, disintegrate, entire, integral, integrity, tact, tangent, tangible, taste

Question 1266

tantamount

Answer 1266

tantus, so much + mons, mountain

Question 1267

tardus, slow

Answer 1267

retard, tardy

Question 1268

tego, to cover

Answer 1268

detect, integument (outer protective covering, such as the skin of an animal), protect, prot�g�, tile

Question 1269

temere, by chance

Answer 1269

temerity (fearless, daring)

Question 1270

temetum, alcohol

Answer 1270

abstemious (sparing in consumption of food and drink)

Question 1271

temno, to despise

Answer 1271

contempt

Question 1272

tempero, to moderate

Answer 1272

tamper, temper, temperament, temperature

Question 1273

templum, temple

Answer 1273

contemplate, temple

Question 1274

tempto, to try

Answer 1274

attempt, tempt, tentacle, tentative

Question 1275

tempus, time

Answer 1275

contemporary, extempore (with little to no preparation), tempestuous, tempo, temporal, temporary, tense (n.)

Question 1276

tendo, to stretch

Answer 1276

attend, attention, bartender, contend, entente (informal alliance between countries), extend, intend, intense, intent, ostensible, ostentatious, portend (to be a sign or warning that something bad is going to happen), pretend, pretentious, standard, tendency, tender (verb), tense (adj.), tension, tent

Question 1277

teneo, to hold

Answer 1277

abstain, appertain (to be a part or attribute of), contain, content, continent, continue, countenance, detain, entertain, impertinent (improperly forward or bold), obtain, pertinent, rein, retain, retinue, sustain, tenacious, tenant, tenement, tennis, tenor, tenure

Question 1278

tener, tender

Answer 1278

tender (adj.)

Question 1279

tenuis, slender

Answer 1279

attenuate (to become weaker), extenuate (to lessen the seriousness or extent of)

Question 1280

tepeo, to be warm

Answer 1280

tepid

Question 1281

tergeo, to rub

Answer 1281

terse

Question 1282

termes, woodworm

Answer 1282

termite

Question 1283

terminus, end

Answer 1283

determine, exterminate, indeterminate, term, terminal, terminate, terminology

Question 1284

tero, to rub

Answer 1284

contrite, detriment

Question 1285

terra, earth

Answer 1285

inter, terrace, terrestrial, terrier, territory

Question 1286

terreo, to frighten

Answer 1286

deter, terrible, terrorize

Question 1287

terrific

Answer 1287

terreo, to frighten + facio, to do

Question 1288

testa, brick

Answer 1288

test, testy, tete-a-tete

Question 1289

testify

Answer 1289

testis, witness + facio, to do

Question 1290

testis, witness

Answer 1290

attest, contest, detest, protest, protestant, testament, testimony

Question 1291

texo, to weave

Answer 1291

context, pretext, subtle, text, textile, textual, texture, tiller, tissue, toilet

Question 1292

timeo, to fear

Answer 1292

intimidate, timid, timorous

Question 1293

tingo, to moisten

Answer 1293

stain, taint, tinge, tint

Question 1294

titio, firebrand

Answer 1294

entice

Question 1295

titulus, title

Answer 1295

title, tittle (a tiny or scarcely detectable amount), titular

Question 1296

tollo, to raise

Answer 1296

extol, tolerate

Question 1297

tono, to thunder

Answer 1297

astonish, astound, detonation, stun, tornado

Question 1298

tonsillae, tonsil

Answer 1298

tonsil

Question 1299

torero, to scorch

Answer 1299

toast, torrent, torrid

Question 1300

torpeo, to be stiff

Answer 1300

torpedo, torpid

Question 1301

torqueo, to twist

Answer 1301

contortion, distort, extort, retort, torch, torment, torture

Question 1302

totus, whole

Answer 1302

total

Question 1303

trabs, beam

Answer 1303

architrave (lowermost member of a classical entablature, resting on columns)

Question 1304

traho, to drag

Answer 1304

abstract, attract, contract, detract, distract, distraught, entreat, extract, portrait, protract, retreat, subtract, trace, traction, tractor, train, trait, treat

Question 1305

tranquillus, quiet

Answer 1305

tranquil

Question 1306

transtrum, transom

Answer 1306

transom (horizontal crosspiece across a window), trestle (a horizontal beam or bar held by two pairs of divergent legs)

Question 1307

travail (use of physical/mental energy, hard work)

Answer 1307

tres, three + palus, stake

Question 1308

travel

Answer 1308

tres, three + palus, stake

Question 1309

trellis (latticework used to support climbing plants)

Answer 1309

tres, three + licium, thread

Question 1310

tremo, to tremble

Answer 1310

tremble, tremendous, tremulous (quivering from weakness or fear)

Question 1311

trepidus, nervous

Answer 1311

intrepid, trepidation

Question 1312

tres, three

Answer 1312

tertiary, treble

Question 1313

tribus

Answer 1313

attribute, contribute, distribute, retribution, tribe, tribune, tributary, tribute

Question 1314

tricae, trifles

Answer 1314

extricate, intricate, intrigue

Question 1315

trident

Answer 1315

tres, three + dens, tooth

Question 1316

triumphus, triumph

Answer 1316

triumph

Question 1317

trivet (three-legged metal stand used to support a cooking vessel on a hearth)

Answer 1317

tres, three + pes, foot

Question 1318

trivial

Answer 1318

tres, three + via, road

Question 1319

trua, ladle

Answer 1319

trowel (the thing that you spread mortar with)

Question 1320

trudo, to thrust

Answer 1320

abstruse, intrusive, obtrusive, protrude

Question 1321

truncus, tree trunk

Answer 1321

trench, trenchant, truncheon (short stout club used primarily by policeman), trunk

Question 1322

trux, wild

Answer 1322

truculent (defiantly aggressive)

Question 1323

tuber, hump

Answer 1323

protuberance, truffle, tubercular, tuberculosis

Question 1324

tubus, tube

Answer 1324

tube, tubular

Question 1325

tueor, to behold

Answer 1325

intuition, tuition, tutelage

Question 1326

tumeo, to be swollen

Answer 1326

tumid, tumor

Question 1327

tumultus, uproar

Answer 1327

tumult

Question 1328

tundo, to beat

Answer 1328

obtuse, toil

Question 1329

tunica, tunic

Answer 1329

tunic

Question 1330

turba, crowd

Answer 1330

disturb, imperturbable, trouble, turbid (clouded as with sediment), turbine, turbulence

Question 1331

turgeo, to be swollen

Answer 1331

turgid

Question 1332

turpis, shameful

Answer 1332

turpitude

Question 1333

uber, udder

Answer 1333

exuberant

Question 1334

ubique, everywhere

Answer 1334

ubiquitous

Question 1335

ulcus, sore

Answer 1335

ulcer

Question 1336

ultra, beyond

Answer 1336

outrage, ultimate

Question 1337

umbra, ghost

Answer 1337

somber, umbrage, umbrella

Question 1338

umpire

Answer 1338

non, not + par, equal

Question 1339

unanimous

Answer 1339

unus, one + animus, mind

Question 1340

uncia, a twelfth part

Answer 1340

inch, ounce

Question 1341

unda, wave

Answer 1341

abundance, inundate, redundant, surround, undulate

Question 1342

unguo, to anoint

Answer 1342

anoint, ointment, unction, unguent

Question 1343

unicorn

Answer 1343

unus, one + cornu, horn

Question 1344

uniform

Answer 1344

unus, one + forma, form

Question 1345

unison

Answer 1345

unus, one + sono, to sound

Question 1346

universe

Answer 1346

unus, one + verto, to turn

Question 1347

unus, one

Answer 1347

onion, union, unique, unison, unit, unite

Question 1348

upupa, hoopoe

Answer 1348

dupe

Question 1349

urbs, city

Answer 1349

suburb, urban

Question 1350

urgeo, to press

Answer 1350

urge

Question 1351

urina, urine

Answer 1351

urinal, urine

Question 1352

urna, urn

Answer 1352

urn

Question 1353

uro, to burn

Answer 1353

combustion

Question 1354

usurp

Answer 1354

utor, to use + rapio, to take

Question 1355

utor, to use

Answer 1355

abuse, peruse, use, usual, usury, utensil, utility, utilize

Question 1356

vacca, cow

Answer 1356

vaccinate, vaccine

Question 1357

vacillo, to waver

Answer 1357

vacillate

Question 1358

vaco, to be empty

Answer 1358

avoid, evacuate, vacant, vacate, vacation, vacuity, void

Question 1359

vado, to go

Answer 1359

evade, invade, pervade

Question 1360

vagina, sheath

Answer 1360

vanilla

Question 1361

vagor, to wander

Answer 1361

vagabond, vague

Question 1362

valeo, to be strong

Answer 1362

avail, available, convalescent (returning to health after illness or debility, a person who is recovering from illness), evaluate, prevail, prevalent, valence, valiant, valid, valor, value

Question 1363

vallis, valley

Answer 1363

vail (to lower), vale, valley

Question 1364

vallum, wall

Answer 1364

interval, wall

Question 1365

valva, double door

Answer 1365

valve

Question 1366

vamp (piece of leather forming the front part of the upper shoe)

Answer 1366

ab, from + ante, before

Question 1367

vanguard

Answer 1367

ab, from + ante, before

Question 1368

vannus, winnowing basket

Answer 1368

fan

Question 1369

vantage

Answer 1369

ab, from + ante, before

Question 1370

vanus, empty

Answer 1370

evanescent, vain, vanish, vaunt (extravagant self-praise)

Question 1371

vapidus, flat

Answer 1371

fade, vapid

Question 1372

vapor, steam

Answer 1372

evaporate, vaporize

Question 1373

varius, diverse

Answer 1373

variety, vary

Question 1374

varus, bow-legged

Answer 1374

prevaricate (to be deliberately ambiguous in order to withhold information)

Question 1375

vas, vessel

Answer 1375

vascular, vase, vessel

Question 1376

vastus, empty

Answer 1376

devastate, vast

Question 1377

vegeo, to be alive

Answer 1377

vegetable, vegetation

Question 1378

vehemens, violent

Answer 1378

vehement

Question 1379

veho, to carry

Answer 1379

invective, inveigh, vehicle

Question 1380

vello, to wish

Answer 1380

convulse, revulsion

Question 1381

velocipede (vehicle with three wheels, moved by foot pedals)

Answer 1381

velox, swift + pes, foot

Question 1382

velox, swift

Answer 1382

velocity

Question 1383

velum, sail (of a ship)

Answer 1383

reveal, revelation, veil

Question 1384

vena, vein

Answer 1384

vein

Question 1385

venenum, poison

Answer 1385

venom

Question 1386

venia, indulgence

Answer 1386

venial

Question 1387

venio, to come

Answer 1387

avenue, convene, convent, convention, covenant, event, intervene, invent, inventory, parvenu (a person who has suddenly risen to a higher status but has not gained social acceptance), prevent, revenue, souvenir, venture

Question 1388

venor, to hunt

Answer 1388

venison

Question 1389

venter, stomach

Answer 1389

ventral, ventricle

Question 1390

ventriloquist

Answer 1390

venter, stomach + loquor, to say

Question 1391

ventus, wind

Answer 1391

vent

Question 1392

venum, for sale

Answer 1392

venal, vendor

Question 1393

Venus, Venus

Answer 1393

venerate, venereal (pertaining to sex organs)

Question 1394

ver, spring

Answer 1394

vernal

Question 1395

verbero, to beat

Answer 1395

reverberate

Question 1396

verbum, word

Answer 1396

verb, verbiage, verbose

Question 1397

verdict

Answer 1397

verus, true + dico, to say

Question 1398

veredus, post horse

Answer 1398

palfrey (light saddle horse for a woman)

Question 1399

vereor, to fear

Answer 1399

revere, reverend

Question 1400

vergo, to bend

Answer 1400

converge, diverge

Question 1401

verify

Answer 1401

verus, true + facio, to do

Question 1402

vermiform (resembling a worm)

Answer 1402

vermis, worm + forma, shape

Question 1403

vermis, worm

Answer 1403

vermilion (vivid red color), vermin

Question 1404

verna, home-born slave

Answer 1404

vernacular

Question 1405

verto, to turn

Answer 1405

adverse, advertise, avert, controversy, converse, convert, divert, divorce, inadvertently, introvert, invert, perverse, prose, reverse, subvert, suzerain (superior feudal lord to whom fealty is due), traverse, varsity, versatile, verse, version, vertebrate, vertical

Question 1406

verus, true

Answer 1406

aver, veracity, veritable, verity, very

Question 1407

vesper, evening

Answer 1407

vespers

Question 1408

Vesta, Vesta

Answer 1408

vestal

Question 1409

vestibulum, vestibule

Answer 1409

vestibule

Question 1410

vestigo, to search

Answer 1410

investigate, vestige

Question 1411

vestis, garment

Answer 1411

divest, invest, travesty, vested, vestment, vesture (something that covers or cloaks like a garment)

Question 1412

vetus, old

Answer 1412

inveterate, veteran, veterinary

Question 1413

vexo, to shake

Answer 1413

vex, vexation

Question 1414

via, road

Answer 1414

convey, conveyor, convoy, deviation, devious, envoy, impervious, obvious, previous, voyage

Question 1415

viaduct

Answer 1415

via, road + duco, to lead

Question 1416

vibro, to shake

Answer 1416

vibrant, vibrate

Question 1417

viceroy

Answer 1417

vicis, change + rego, to rule

Question 1418

vicia, vettch

Answer 1418

etch

Question 1419

vicis (gen.), change

Answer 1419

vicar, vicepresident, vicissitude

Question 1420

victima, victim

Answer 1420

victim

Question 1421

vicus, village

Answer 1421

vicinity

Question 1422

video, to see

Answer 1422

advise, envy, evidence, improvise, preview, provide, providence, provision, proviso, prudent, purveyor, revise, survey, view, visage, visible, vision, visit, visor, vista

Question 1423

vigeo, to flourish

Answer 1423

invigorate, vigorous

Question 1424

vigil, watchman

Answer 1424

surveillance, vigilant

Question 1425

vilify

Answer 1425

vilis, cheap + facio, to do

Question 1426

vilis, cheap

Answer 1426

vile

Question 1427

villa, house

Answer 1427

village, villain

Question 1428

villus, hair

Answer 1428

velour (heavy fabric that resembles velvet), velvet

Question 1429

vinco, to conquer

Answer 1429

convict, convince, evince (to show clearly), invincible, vanquish, victory

Question 1430

vindex, claimant

Answer 1430

avenge, revenge, vengeance, vindicate, vindictive

Question 1431

vinegar

Answer 1431

vinum, wine + acer, sharp

Question 1432

vintage

Answer 1432

vinum, wine + emo, to buy

Question 1433

vinum, wine

Answer 1433

vine, vineyard, wine

Question 1434

viola, violet

Answer 1434

violet

Question 1435

vipera, viper

Answer 1435

viper

Question 1436

vir, man

Answer 1436

virile, virtual, virtue, virtuoso

Question 1437

vireo, to be green

Answer 1437

verdant, verdure

Question 1438

virga, twig

Answer 1438

verge (n.)

Question 1439

virgo, maiden

Answer 1439

virgin

Question 1440

virus, slime

Answer 1440

virulent

Question 1441

vis, force

Answer 1441

violate, violent

Question 1442

viscount (noble below an earl and above a baron)

Answer 1442

vicis, change + eo, to go

Question 1443

viscum, mistletoe

Answer 1443

viscous

Question 1444

vita, life

Answer 1444

vital, vitamin

Question 1445

vitis, vine

Answer 1445

vice (an instrument), vise

Question 1446

vitium, vice

Answer 1446

vice (a fault), vicious, vitiate (to spoil something)

Question 1447

vito, to shun

Answer 1447

inevitable

Question 1448

vitrum, glass

Answer 1448

vitreous (containing glass), vitriol

Question 1449

vitulus, bull calf

Answer 1449

veal, vellum

Question 1450

vivo, to live

Answer 1450

convivial, revive, survive, viand (a choice or delicious dish), victual, vivacious, vive, vivid

Question 1451

vociferous (conspicuously and offensively loud)

Answer 1451

voco, to call + fero, to bear

Question 1452

voco, to call

Answer 1452

advocate, avouch, avow, convoke, evoke, invoke, irrevocable, provocative, revoke, vocabulary, vocal, vocation, voice, vouch, vowel

Question 1453

volo, to fly

Answer 1453

volatile, volley

Question 1454

volo, to wish

Answer 1454

volition, voluntary, volunteer

Question 1455

voluptas, pleasure

Answer 1455

voluptuous

Question 1456

volvo, to roll

Answer 1456

devolve, evolve, involve, revolt, revolution, revolver, vault, voluble, volume, voluminous

Question 1457

vomo, to vomit

Answer 1457

vomit

Question 1458

voro, to devour

Answer 1458

devour, voracious

Question 1459

voveo, to vow

Answer 1459

devote, devout, votary, voce, voter, votive, vow

Question 1460

Vulcanus, Vulcan

Answer 1460

volcano, vulcanize

Question 1461

vulgus, crowd

Answer 1461

divulge, vulgar

Question 1462

vulnus, wound

Answer 1462

vulnerable

Question 1463

vultur, vulture

Answer 1463

vulture