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Lesson XXXV - XXXIX
Glencoe Latin I - Unit VII - Schools, Sites, & Sights in the Roman Empire
Latin | English | Derivatives |
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dîligentia, -ae | f. diligence | (diligent) |
lûdus, -î | m. game, play, show, school | (ludicrous) |
dô, dare, dedî, datus | give | (dative, data) dedicate |
submittô, -mittere, -mîsî, -missus | let down, furnish | [mittô] submit, submission, submissive |
inter (+ acc.) | between, among | - |
ob (+ acc.) | (facing toward), on account of, for, because of | - |
nâtûra, -ae | f. nature | (natural, naturalize) |
quî, quae, quod | who, which, that | (quorum) |
petô, petere, petîvî, petîtus | seek, ask | (compete, petition) |
sustineô, sustinêre, -tinuî, -tentus | hold up, maintain, endure | [teneô] sustain, sustenance,in musuc - sustention, in biology - sustainer and sustentor |
cûr | (interrogative) why? | - |
cônservô, cônservâre, cônservâvî, cônservâtus | save, preserve | [servô] conserve, conservation, conservative. Conserve can also mean to preserve with sugar. |
intermittô, intermittere, intermîsî, intermissus | stop, interrupt, let go | [mittô] intermission, intermittent |
obtineô, obtinêre, obtinuî, obtentus | hold, obtain | [teneô] |
permoveô, permovêre, permôvî, permôtus | move (deeply), upset | [moveô] |
modus, -î | m. manner, way | (mood, mode) |
quis, quid | who? what? (pronoun) | - |
quî, quae, quod | which? what? (adjective) | - |
côgô, côgere, coêgî, coâctus | drive together, collect, compel | [agô] cogent, cogency, cogently |
moneô, monêre, monuî, monitus | remind, warn | (monitor, monition, monitory, monument, monumental) |
atque (ac) | and, and even | - |
nam | for (in the sense of "because," introducing a new verb) | - |
cognôscô, cognôscere, cognôvî, cognitus | learn, (perf.) have learned, know | [noscô] cognizant, cognizance, cognition, cognitive |
plicô, plicâre, plicâvi, plicâtus | fold | (application, pleat, comply, compliant, complicate, complicit, imply, implicate, multiply, multiplication, ply, pliant,pliers) |
ante | before | (antebellum) |
ante (+ acc.) | before (of time or place) | (antediluvian, antecedent) |
trâns (+acc.) | across | (transparent, transmit) |
ferro, ferre. tuli. latus | to bear, to carry | ferry, transfer, translate, |