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Latin Roots L. 9B

TermDefinition
populus, -i, m. people
populace the general public
populate to fill with people
population people of a territory
populous heavily populated
depopulate to remove population
repopulate to populate again
popularis of the people
popular favored by the masses; of the people
popularize to make popular
popularity state of being popular
pop short for popular
animus, -i mind, spirit
animus ill will; temper
animosity bitter hostility; open hatred
unanimus, -a, -um in accord
unanimous unus+anumus (one mind)
unanimity the condition of being unanimous
anima, -ae soul, spirit
animism belief in objects inhabited by spirits
animo, -are, -avi, -atus to give life
animate to create illusion of life; living, moving
inanimate nonliving; not moving
animation process or result of animating
animal, -is creature, animal
murus, -i wall
muralis, -e of walls
mural (French) wall painting
aquila, -ae eagle
aquiline having to do with eagles; hooked like eagle's beak
corona, -ae crown
corona hazy ring around celestial body
coroner (Middle English) officer of the crown
coronet (French) small or subroyal crown
coronary of the heart
corono, coronare, coronavi, coronatus to crown
coronation ceremony and act of crowning
Created by: rachel.garner
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