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Latin Lessons

Latin Lessons. Roots. ALIEN. Of another Alien, alienate, alienation Inalienable (unalienable). ART. Art, skill Art, artifact artisan. FIN. End, limit Final, infinite, definite, indefinite. FIRM. Strong, firm Confirm, affirm firmament. FORT. Strong fortitude, Fort, forte,

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Latin Lessons

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  1. Latin Lessons Roots

  2. ALIEN • Of another • Alien, alienate, alienation • Inalienable (unalienable)

  3. ART • Art, skill • Art, artifact • artisan

  4. FIN • End, limit • Final, infinite, definite, indefinite

  5. FIRM • Strong, firm • Confirm, affirm • firmament

  6. FORT • Strong • fortitude, • Fort, forte, • comfort

  7. GRAND • Great • Grand, grandeur

  8. GRAV, [GRIEV] • Heavy • Grave, grievance • Grieve • Grief (an orthographic variant)

  9. LINE, [LIGN] • Line • Line, align

  10. NIHIL • Nothing • Nihilism • annihilate

  11. NULL • Nothing • Null, annull

  12. PART • Part • part, depart, impart • partition

  13. VERB • Word, verb • Verb, adverb • Verbatim, proverb

  14. VEST • Garment • Vest, vestment

  15. CED-, CESS • To go, yield • Concede, precede • Excess, procession

  16. DUC-, DUCT- • To lead • Conduct, reduction • Reduce, induce

  17. JUDIC- • Judgment • Judicial, judiciary • adjudicate

  18. JUR-, JUST- • Law, right, take an oath, form an opinion • Jury, conjure • Just, justify • jurisprudence

  19. LEV- • Light (in weight), lift • Levitate, elevate • levity

  20. LOQU-, LOCUT- • Speech, to speak • Colloquial • Eloquent • Elocution • interlocutor

  21. LUD, LUS- • To play, mock • Interlude, delude • illusion

  22. PREC- • To request, beg; prayer • Imprecate • precarious

  23. TRUD-, TRUS- • To push, thrust • Protrude; intrusion • unobtrusive

  24. VEN-, VENT-, [VENU-] • To come • Intervene, invention • Avenue, venue

  25. CRUC • cross

  26. GREG • Flock, herd

  27. HAB-, AB-, (HIB-) • To have • To hold as customary

  28. PED • foot

  29. PUNG-, PUNCT- • To prick • To point

  30. SACR-, [SECR-] • sacred

  31. SANCT • holy

  32. SENT, -SENS- • To feel • To think

  33. TURB- • disturb

  34. VERT-, VERS- • To turn

  35. VI(A)- • Way • road

  36. CLUD-, CLUS-[CLOS-] • To shut

  37. CUR(R)-, CURS- • To run, go

  38. GRAD-, GRESS- • To step, to go

  39. PEND, - PENS- • To hang • To weigh • To pay

  40. PLE-, PLET-, PLEN- • To fill • full

  41. SPEC-, [SPIC], SPECT- • To look

  42. UND-, [OUND-] • wave

  43. VID-, VIS-, [VIEW-] • To see

  44. VOC-, VOK- • Voice • To call

  45. SEMI • HALF, PARTLY

  46. UN • ONE

  47. PRIM • FIRST

  48. DU • TWO

  49. BI, BIN • TWO • TWICE

  50. TRI • THREE

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