Chapter 39-43 vocabulary. Cano, canere, cecini, cantus To sing.

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Chapter vocabulary

Cano, canere, cecini, cantus To sing

Ludus, ludi, m. Game, school Derivatives? Ludicrous, elude, delusional, delude, allude, allusion, postlude, interlude

Intersum, interesse, interfui, interfuturus To be important Derivatives? Interest, interesting

Saevus, saeva, saevum Fierce, savage Derivatives? Savage, savagery

nusquam nowhere

Verbum, verbi, n. Word, verb Derivatives? Verb, verbatim, verbose, verbal

Lingua, linguae, f. Tongue, language Derivatives? Linguist, lingual, bilingual

post After, later Derivatives? Post mortem, post-apocalyptic, post scriptum

sic Thus, in this way Derivatives? “Sic semper tyrannis”

Comes, comitis, m/f. Companion Derivatives? Concomitant

Bellum, belli, n. War Derivatives? Belligerent, antebellum

Ante Previously, before Derivatives? Antebellum, antemortem

Soleo, solēre, solitus sum To be accustomed (to) Derivatives? Insolent, solecism, obsolete

Valeo, valēre, valui, valiturus To be well, to be strong Derivatives? Valor, valiant, valid, valuable, valedictorian, valediction

Repello, repellere, reppuli, repulsus To drive off, drive back Derivatives? Repel, repellant, repulse, repulsive

Poena, poenae (f) Punishment, penalty Derivatives? Subpoena, penalty, penal, penitentiary, penalize

Audeo, audēre, ausus sum To dare Derivatives? Audacity, audacious

Desilio, desilire, desilui To leap down Derivatives? Desultory

Inde From there Derivatives? Indigenous

Disco, discere, didici To learn Derivatives? Discern, discover

Verus, -a, -um True Derivatives? Verify, veritable, veracious

Cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitus To want, desire Derivatives? Cupid

Crudelis, -is, -e Cruel Derivatives? Cruel, cruelty, crude

Primo First, at first Derivatives? Primal, primate, primogeniture

Texo, texere, texui, textus To weave Derivatives? Texture, textile

Talia, talium (n. pl.) Such things

Tela, -ae (f) Web, fabric

Quantum…! How much…! Derivatives? Quantity, quantify, quantitative, quantifiable

Foras Outside Derivatives? Forage

Dicitur He/she/it is said Derivatives? Diction, dictionary, valediction

Studium, -i (n) Enthusiasm Derivatives? Study, studious

Discedo, discedere, discessi, discessurus To depart

Supero, superare, superavi, superatus To overcome Derivatives? Insuperable

Coorior, cooriri, coortus sum To rise up, arise Derivatives? NONE…IT’S WHAT FALCONS DO!

quoniam since

Pauper, pauper, pauperis Poor Derivatives? Pauper

Digitus, digiti, m. Finger Derivatives? Digit, digital

Ventus, venti, m. Wind Derivatives? Vent, ventricle, ventricular, ventilation

Evado, evadere, evasi, evasus To escape Derivatives? Evade, evasion

Cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus To find out, learn Derivatives? Cognitive, recognize, incognito

Di immortales! OMG! Good heavens! Derivatives? Immortal, immortality

Unda, undae, f. Wave Derivatives? Undulate, inundated, redundant

Adorior, adoriri, adortus sum To attack

contra Against Derivatives? Contradiction, contrary, contrast, contravene, counter

quo There, to that place

Pugio, pugionis, m. Dagger

Convalesco, convalescere, convalui To get well, grow stronger Derivatives? Convalescence, convalescent

Resisto, resistere, restiti To resist Derivatives? Resist, resistance

cum With, when, since, because, although Derivatives? Prefix (co-): cooperate, accompany, collaborate, commiserate

Senex, senis, m. Old man Derivatives? Senile, senility, senescent

Pecunia, pecuniae, f. Money Derivatives? Pecuniary, impecunious

Calor, caloris, m. Heat Derivatives? Calorie, caloric