Stage 6 Vocab & Derivatives

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Stage 6 Vocab & Derivatives

Think up derivatives or related Latin words for these Think up derivatives or related Latin words for these. Use pg 102 and this information: Absum, abesse, afui, afuturus Avarus Bonus Emo, emere, emi, emptus Ferociter Fortis Fur Infans Libertus Per Pulso, pulsare, pulsavi, pulsatus Res Scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptus Supero, superare, superavi, superatus Also: erat (in book; not on our cards)

Avarus Miser Scrooge, pennypincher Derivative? avarice

Absum Be away from Ab + sum Opposite? Derivative? In absentia

Bonus Good Related Latin word? Derivatives? Bonus, bounty, bonanza, benign, benefactor, benefit, debonair

Emo, emere, emi, emptus Buy Derivatives? Example, redeem, redemption, prompt, impromptu, preemptive, exempt, sample, ransom

Ferociter Fiercely Related Latin word: ferox or ferus, wild Derivatives? Ferocious, fierce, feral

Fortis Strong, brave Derivatives? Fortify, fort, force, comfort, enforce, reinforce, effort, sforzando

Fur Thief Derivatives? Furtive, ferret, Furret

infans Baby, child Related Latin words? Derivatives? For, fari – to speak; babies can’t speak Forum – place where people speak Fatum – fate – what’s been spoken by the gods Derivatives? Infant, infantile, infancy, infanticide, infantry

libertus Freedman – with a D! Related Latin word: libero, set free Derivatives? Liberty, liberally, liberty, liberate, Liberia

per Through Takes an accusative, not an ablative Derivatives? Permeate, percussion, permit, perceive, perform, peruse

Pulso, pulsare, pulsavi, pulsatus Whack, hit, strike Related Latin word: pello, pellere, pulsi, pulsus - push Derivatives? Pulse, pulsate, compulsive, expulsion, propulsion

res Thing – pretty much whatever it needs to be Derivatives? Real, reality, realty, republic

Scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptus Write Derivatives? Script, scribe, inscribe, transcript, scripture, conscription, prescription, describe

Supero, superare, superavi, superatus Overcome, overpower, conquer, defeat Related Latin words: super (above), superbus (proud or arrogant) Derivatives? Super, Superman, supreme, surplus, superable, superb