1. Chapter 5 Derivatives

2. Facilis, Facile: easy Facility: ease Facilitate: to make easier Facile: easy Facilitator: one who facilitates

3. Pulcher, Pulchra, Pulchrum: pretty Pulchritude: beauty Pulchritudinous: beautiful

4. Semper: always Sempervirent: always fresh; evergreen Semper fidelis: always faithful the motto of the U.S. Marine Corps Semper paratus the motto of the U.S. Coast Guard

5. Cibus, Cibi: food Cibarious: edible

6. Domus, Domi: home, house Domain: territory under one government or ruler Domestic: of the home or family Domicile: a home; residence Dominion: rule or power to rule

7. Hortus, Horti: garden Horticulture: the science and art of gardening (gardening=growing flowers, fruits, veggies)

8. Insula, Insulae: island; apartment Insulate: to separate with a material that prevents or reduces the passage of heat, electricity, or sound; to isolate. Peninsula: water on 3 sides (almost an island) Insular: pertaining to an island Insulin: a hormone secreted by islets in the pancreas

9. Latrina, Latrinae: toliet Latrine: a toilet, lavatory A Roman Public Latrine

10. Emo, Emere: to buy Emptor: a buyer Emption: the act of buying Exempt: to free from an obligation Redemption: the act of buying back; recovery Caveat emptor: let the buyer beware

11. Invenio, Invenire: to find Invent: to produce or create with the imagination Invention: the act of invention Inventory: a list of merchandise in stock

12. Paro, Parare: to prepare, ready Prepare: to get ready Unprepared: not ready Preparatory: designed to prepare Semper paratus the motto of the U.S. Coast Guard

13. Possum, Posse: to be able Potent: powerful Omnipotent: all powerful Possible: that which can be Impossible: that which cannot be

14. Specto, Spectare: To watch Inspect Respect Aspect Circumspect Disrespect Expect Perspective Retrospection Spectacle Spectacular Spectator Speculation