t2. adit (see -i-.) see egis)

DI:lItlVA'l'IVIJS
(Unless otiGrr4rise *arked, they'
are of Latin source.)
MEANING
ITOOT
1. abdi
DEI\ry, DISOWN
2. a'bho
BE AVERSE
TO,
SI{UDDER AT
abdicate (see dic-.)
abhorrent (see horre-.
abo
CIjECK THE GROWTH OF', DESTROY abolition (see al-.)
BEING AWAY FROM
absent (see -ent-)
5.
abst
SELF RESTRAINT
6.
absu
OUT OF TUNE WITH
n
acc
FALL TO, HAPPEN
accl
CTJT INTO
3.
4.
9. accl
accgpt-
RECEIVE, TAKE TO
r-
SHARP, VEHEMENT
accident (see cad-.)
incieion (sce caed- " )
BITTER
HEAR
acoustics
t-
SHARPEN
acute, acumen
(c)
UNTAMED
acer
11.
ace
t2.
acou
(c)
13.
acu-
addict(c)
GIVE ASSENT TO
adamant (see damau)
addict (see dic-. )
BITOTFIER
Philadetphia
It.
(c)
GLAND
adenoid
18,
adip-
SOFT
adiposity
14. ad
15.
addi
16.
adel
,
19.
)
accept (see cap-.)
acrimonious (see acu-.
acerbity (see acu-. )
10.
-
abstinence (see tene-.
absurd (see surd-. )
)
adhes-
,
CLING TO
20. aditu
AN AI'PROACH, ACCESS
ra-, administrata-, adulterats, adventsee egis)
)
adhere, adhesion (see
haere-)
adit (see -i-.)
ARRIVAL
administer (see ministra-)'
adultery (see alter)
advent (see veni-. )
THE SI]IELD OF JUPITER
egis
AEOLUS (GOD OF THE WINDS)
Aeolian, Eolian
za. aGr
AIR
aeroplane
27. aes
BRONZE, COPPER, MONEY
aes
28. aetas
AGE
ttaet.,
29, affic
TO DO SOMETHING TO SOMEONE
a-ffect (see fac-.
agent, action
exaggerate (see ad & ger-)
2L"
adm
22.
adul
23.
24. aegis
25, aeolu
:
aeol-
TO ATTEND UPON
TO POLLUTE, DEFILF
30.
7E''
SET IN MOTION
31.
agge
IIEAP, PILE
32. ager,
33.
agili
34.
agitri
35.
agme
grasilagitatagmin-
FIELD
ABLE TO MOVE QUICKLY
STIR UP
MARCHING COLUMN
rr
rlaetatett on
gravestones.
or
)
agriculture
agility (see ag-.)
agitate (see ag-.)
agminate (see ag-.)
Itoo1'
MI1:N
74.
?5.
an
?6.
NIN(;
l)r,itilvn 'I'tvt,;ti
is
SNAKE
angur.ne
lus, angul-
AN ANGLE, A COITNER
angular (see ange-)
bt-
NARROW
anguish, angustifoliate
(see ange-)
la-, anhela'|.78.
a
BREATHE WITTI DIFFICULTY
anhelation, exhalation
(see hala-)
LIFE, BREATTI
animate
advert-, animadverg- TUITN TTIE MIND :TO, NOTICE
I
ANIMAL
us, anlmMIND, COUITAGE
lis, annalREI,AfiNG TO TIIE YEAIT
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
a
85.
an
86.
an
87.
s, annr
ior
-
(c)
(c)
-
ipa-, anticipatus, antiqum, antr-
88.
89.
90.
an-
91.
92,
i-, apert
93.
animadversion (see vert-)
animal (see anima-)
animosity (see anima-)
annals, (see ann-)
YEAIT
annual, biennial
GOOSE
FORMER,. TOWARD THE FRONT
anserlformes
anterior (see ante)
FLOWER
anthology
MAN, HUMAN
TAKE BEFORE
anthropology
anticipate (see, ante & cap-)
ANCIENT
antique (see ante)
CAVE
antrum
THE POSTERIORS, THE
FUNDAMENT
anal
OLD WOMAN, MATRON
anile
OPEN
aperture
94.
ap-
BEE
apiary
95.
apic-
TIIE CREST
apex
GODDESS OF LOVE AND BEAUTY
aphrodisiac'
ATTAIN, FIT
DRffE TO or TOWARD
CALL BY NAME
aptitude
96.
-, aPtl-, appulsIa-, appellat-
97.
98.
99.
r00.
a
101.
ap
LYING OPEN, WARM
appetite (see pet-)
apricot (see coque-)
WATER
aquatic, aqueduct
A ?ASSIONATE LONGiNC T'ON
apric-
102, aqu
repulse (see pell-)
appellation (see pella-)
103.
aqu
, aquil-
EAGLE
aquiLine
104.
ara
r-
ALTAR
altar, ARA (Constellation)
105.
ara
PLOW
arable
106.
Ar
arat(c)
10?.
108. arb
-, arbitrat-
GREEK GIRL-SPINNER CIIANGED arachnid, arachnitis
TO SPIDER
THINK, JUDGE
TREE
arbitration
arboreal (see herba)
"
astr- ic ust.o,r)
I2ElUV4ff/ES
as;tcrisk, astron:rut,
tr*
catasteri srn
145.
atr -
146.
atm
147
ato
.
(c)
(c)
BI,ACK
atrous
AIIT
atmosphe.re
MINUTE PARTICLE
ENTRANCE ROOM
atom(seea&tomos)
atrium
148.
atri
149.
atr
atroc -
CRUEL
atrocious
150.
atte
151
atte
, attent-, attenuat-
DIRECT TIIE MIND TO
WEAKEN, MAKE THIN
attentive (see ad & tend-)
attenuate (see ad & tenuis)
COME IN CONTACT WITII
THUNDER AT
CITEATOIT, MAKBIT
attack (see ad & tang-)
astonislt (see ad & tona-)
author (see auge-)
as, auctoritat-
PEITSUASION
authority (see auge-)
audac-
DAITE
audacious
audit -
IIEAR
audible, audition
I]EAR OFF, TAKE AWAY
ablative
INCREASE
augment, auction
augury, (see avis)
.
r52. attin
153.
atto
154.
au
1
attact -
attonit-
55.
156.
aude
157. audi
158.
aufe
159.
auge
I 60.
augu
ablatauct-
SOOTIISAYER, SEER
r61. augu
MAJESTIC, VENERABLE
Augustus, august (see
auge -)
162.
aura
AIR
aura
163
aure
GOLDEN
aureate
CHARIOTEER, A CONSTELLATION
Auriga
EAR
aural
GOLD
Aurora,
AUGURY FROM FLIGHT OF BIRDS
auspicious (see avis &
spec-)
.
164.
165.
166.
L67
aurl
aurigaurls aur(G), aurum (L)
auro
,
.
168.
.
l6e
auspic-
austr-
SOUTH WIND
Australia
autu
s, autumn-
PERIOD OF FRUITFULNESS
autumn
SELF
JIELP, AID
automobile, automation
auxiliary (see auge-)
GTTEED, EACEITNESS }'OtT
avarice
auto-
L7I
auxil:
t72, avaru
G)
, auxiliavar-, avarit-
I'OSSDSSIONS
173.
17
ave
-,
id-
4. ave -
175. avern
, avern-
WISII, DESIITE EAII,NIJSTLY
TO BE WELL, TO FAITE WELL,
HAIL
OF HELL, A PLACE OF NO BIRDS
Ave Maria
avid
avernal
176.
avis
BIRD
aviary
r77
avusI
GRANDPARENT
aval
AXLE OF'A WHEEL
axis
,
1?8 .
aurate
auste
170.
,
aure-
axis
axon)
1I
2r5.
U."rrl
(c)
- (c)
(c)
b
2L6. b
217. b
2t8.
2r9.
b
220. b
221. b
222.
b
223.
(
DERIVATIVES
SHORT
brevity
A BAD SMELL
bromoacetone (poison gas)
TI{ROAT
bronchitis
THUNDER
brontosaurus
THE WINTER SOLSTICE
(Shortest day in the year)
brumal
SENSELESS
brute, brutal, Brutus
tus, brutin (c)
a, bull*
TO SWELL UP
embryo
A KNOB, A SEAL
r-, (b)ust-
BURN
BUTTEIT
A Papal Bull, a bill
combustion, burn (see ur-)
butter (see lros & tyros)
DEFORMED, DISEASED
cacophony
cacuminal
m
224. b
225. c
MEANING
-
(G boutyron)
(G)
227.
c
ceus, caduce-
PEAK, TOP
THE STAFF OF MERCURY
228.
c
, (-cid-) , cas- (-cis -)
FALL
, cacumin-
226. c
caes-, (-cis-) CUr
230.
um, cael- (see celum)
- (c) (see kainos)
mitas, calamitat-
23r.
232.
233.
234. c
2s5.
la
c
236. c
nd-
.c
mnia, calumni-
in
239. c
240.
ca
24r. ca
242.
(see Kalendae)
(G) (see kalos)
237.
238.
cadence, occasi.on,
accident
cecity (see cecus)
BLIND
229.
ca
243. c
244. c
(G)
Caduceus (Symbol U.S.
Medical Corps)
Caesarian, incision,
suicide
NEW
recent
DISASTER
calamity (see -colum)
PEBBLE (for counting)
Calculus
BE HOT
TI{E FIRST OF THE MONTH
BEAUTIFUL
calories
TRICKERY
VEIL, CONCEAL
calendar
calisthenics (see sthenos)
calumny
HEEL
eucallpfus, Apocalypse
recalcitrant, inculcate
ra, carrlers, camp-
CI{AMBER, ROOM
carnera
FIELD,
campus
-, (see -cend-)
SING
, calc-
cant
GRASSY PLAIN
GLOW, BE WHITE
cantor, incantation
candidate, incandescent
(see -cend-)
245. c
DOC
canine
246. c
HOAIIY, WHITE
candidate,, chant (see
cande-)
SEIZE, TAKE
capturer reception
247.
(
(
-cip-),
-)
13
q
ROOT
MEANING
DERIVATIVES
284.
CIIIPS OF MARI]T,E
285.
SLEEPING CI]AMI]EIt
cement (see caed-)
cemetery (G koimet-)
286.
DINNEI],
cenacle
287.
SET FIRE TO
incense, incendiary
(see cande-)
cenotaph (G keno-)
-
288.
(c)
EMPTY
-, cens-
289.
JUDGE
HUNDRED
292, ce
m, cent, cen- (caen-)
censure, censor, census
cenier (G kentros)
per cent, century
}-ILTII
obscene
293. ce
lo-
OF. TTIE IIEAD
encephalitis
wAx
ceratose, kerosene
(G)
290.
29L.
294. ce
(c)
cer-
MIDDLE
(see keros)
29s. ce
-
POTTER'S CLAY
ceramic
(G kerato.)
HORN
rum, cerebr-
BRAIN
rhinoceros
cerebral
CERES (Harvest Goddess)
cereal
296.
297. ce
298.
(G keramos)
Ce
299. -ce
-,
{ret-
SIFT, BEHOLD
discern, secrete
300.
cer
',
certat-
STITUGGLE, DEBATE
concert
301.
cer
cert -
DEFINITE
certain
SKY BLUE
cerulean (see caelum)
, cervlc, ceter-
NECK
cter
MARK
cervical (see cerebrum)
et cetera
character
chaos, chasm
charity
chemistry
chiropractor, chirurgia,
surgery
chloroform, chtrorine
choler, cholera
302. ce
303.
cer
304.
cet
305.
cha
306.
ch
307.
cha
308.
che
309.
cnr
(c)
(c)
ia
HAND
YELLOW, I.IGHT GREEN
BILE
GRAIN, CAIITII,AGE
h;rpochondriac
STITING
harpsichord, chorcl
DANCE
chorus
ANOINT
Christ
a-, chromat- (c)
COLOR
chrome (see chr:iein)
s
TIME
chronological,
chronometer
FOOD
cibarious
- (c)
311.
cho
(c)
io(c)
(c)
314. cho
315.
317.
(c)
clt
chri
3r6. chr
chro
3rB. cibu
GRACE, LOVE
A MINGLING
- (c)
chl
31 3.
GULF, VOID
(C)
310.
3t2.
(G)
OTIIEIT, REST
{G)
15
rtcx)'f
lmn:r, columna (C koma)
355.
356.
t)t.:rit vn 't'tv t.;s
'N.1_rt,]1NrNli
I'I I,I,N
c:olurnrr
IT
t,tt'f IIn ItcY
c()Ina, <)orrr:rtosc,
<:
357
s, comit-
.
etes, conrct - (G korne)
ma ((i komr"na-glt q!
358.
359.
360.
361
COIVIT'ANION, I'N ITTNE
.
362.
363.
c
364.
c
365.
c
366.
c
!,ONG
_
IIAIITI'I)
conr
r'y
racje, concomitant
conr e1
N I)OINT
comma
CO]\,IMON
comnrunity (sce muni-)
cotrr rnut:rtion (sce mrrta-)
munls, conlmunmuta-, conrntutat-
I.]XCIIANGIJ
os (C kr.rnr<,rs)
A
rplect-, comlllexprehend-, cr>nrlrrchcns -
IT
t: rr t r-'t r:
MLISICIn
n t\f Btin
L l,'l:lS'l'tVl'I'\'
cIt
r:ornt:tly (scc aitlr:in)
<:<-lnrplt:xion
GITASP
cotttPt'cltetrtl (Sce prc-hr:rrrl -)
-, conat-
TRY, ATTEMI)]'
conative
ha, conchilium, concili-
SIIELL
MI']ITING
conch
F'OUND, ESTABI,ISII
condition (sec
369.
-, condits, con- (G konos)
CONE
conifer,
370.
ensus, consclls -
AGIlEEl\IENT
consensus (see con
senti- )
3?1.
I'L,N N
.TO DEt,IBI'ITNT'E
counsel
372.
ilium, consili
I -, consu It -
373.
titu-,
DECIDtr,
constitution (see statu-)
pro & con (tra), contrary
367. c
368.
37
constitutra (also a prefix)
4.
N
,.
council
<:cln
cone
ESTAI]L,ISJII
GAINST
I}I,N ME
conturnely
MAItItIAGIl
connullial
377 .
AIsUNDANCE
copious
378.
ein (G koptein)
CI.IT
s)mcope
379.
e-, coct-
COOK
concoction, bisquit
376.
380.
c
3Bl.
c
3U2.
co
383.
co
384.
co
3B5.
c
386.
38?.
cr
389. cr
390. -c
3BB.
cord -
I
corrlial
IF]AIT'f
,:<lt'ttrtt:olri:t
IIOITN
u
a, (:oI'oll-
s, c()r'l)orm, cori sca-, c()ruscato.s ((l koslnos)
, costium. (G kranion)
t (G krates)
&
consu.l, consult
umelia, contumeli ubium, connul>ia, copt-
375.
& da-)
I}OD\:
il, r:tlt'ottltl ion
<:or'grrlr';rt iorr, cor'1lot';rI
l,En 1'l lI:llt, COVI'l lil N(i
cr)r-te:x, c:trirass
}i,'I,ASiI
coruScarte
\\,lil,ln'l'l
coron
I
()ll.l)|llt, llnltNl(-)NY,
IT
liYli't'laNI
III
rrr
rrpo li tu n
<:os t lr I
illiln 1)
'f()t\,Iorul.ow
l'()Wtrllt,
cos
NlIt I'vll,ll;lli
L7
cr':r nirr trr
procrastinlrtc
( )1.'
rletno<:r:rt, lrlutocrat
Il-AOT
.lz t .
428:.
429.
430.
cy
431.
cy
- (G kyklo-)
er (G kylindros)
a (G kymbe)
us (G kynor;)
ssus (G kyparissos)
(G kystis)
432. cy
DI'TI.IVATIVES
CIITCLE
cyc:le, bicycle
WIIEEL
cylinder
LloA'f
OF A DOG
AN EVERGREEN TREE
LIKE THE BT"ADDER
cymbal
cynical,
cyi'ric
cypress
cyst
FINGER
editor, data, addenda
dactylic, date (the fruit)
A SI'tIiIT
<lolnt)tt
TAME, SOTTEN
acl:rnrarrt, clinrnond
CONDEMN
damnable, damage
dean
debit-
CIIIEF OF TEN MEN
owE
debenture, debt, debit
441. de
, debil-
WEAK
debiliteted
442, de
(G deka)
TEN
Decalogue
443, de
TO BE FITTING
decent
444, de
TEN
December
ORNAMENT
decoration, decorous
DISCHARGE ONE'S OUTTNS
defunct (see fung-)
DESTROY
delete (see -lin-)
PLEASING TO TI{E SENSES
433.
da
434. rla
(C
4
35.
436
"
da
-di-), dat- (-dit-)
Io-, dactyl-
uqANING
ktylos)
on (G daimon)
(c)
da
-, damnat-
437. da
438.
de
(see deus)
,
439.
440.
445.
.l
d
decan-
, decor-
446. def
-,
447. de
delet -
448. del
449. -de
450.
de
451.
de
452. de
453.
de
454. de
4
55.
de
4
56.
de
GIVE
defunct-
-demptgogos (c)
TAKE AWAY
clelicious (see licet)
redemption (see -em-)
LEADER OF PEOPLE
demagogue (see ag-)
ns, dement(L dimidius)
MAD
demented
HALF
<lemigod
PEOPLE
democracy
TITEE
rhododendron
TOOTII
rlental
THICK
dense, condense
SKIN
hypodermic
ABANDON
d6sert, des6rted (see
de & ser-)
dess6rt (des6rt), (see
dis & servi -)
-, delicat ,
(see daemon)
(c)
(c)
dent -
459.
s, densder o-, dermdes -, desert-
460.
des
rvi-, dessert-
CLEAR THE TABLE
461.
de
era-, desideratra-, desperat-
DESIRE, MISS
457. den
458.
462. des
(C)
DESPAIR
19
4
(see -crat)
desideratum
desperate (see spera-)
t!oql
499. d
500. dol
501. d
502. d
503. d
504. don
505. dor
506. dor
507. dot
508. dra
509. dr
510. d
511. dru
512. du
513. duc
5r4,
du
doxa-
(G)
dolordomit-, dominat-
s, dorn, donati-, dormitm, dorsdor- (G)
- {G drakon)
(G)
ein
(G)
dys
uHIIvAIIvns
SEEI\{, APPEAII
doxology
CII,IEVE
dolorous
TAME
ACT AS MASTEIT, LOITD OVE]T
indomitable
dor3rinate (see dorna-)
IIOUSE, }IOME
domicile
GIVE, PRESENT
donation
SLEEP
GIITT
dormitory
dorsal, endclrsc, dossier
Theodore, Dorothy
DITAGON
dragon
DO, ACT
RUN
drama, drastic
dromedary, hippodrome
BACK
druid-, dubitat-
MAGICIAN
druids
DOUBT
indubitable
duct -
LBAD
conductor, duct
, dulc-
SWEET
dulcct
TWO
DOUBLE
dual, duel, duet
duplicate (see -plica-)
IIAITD
durable
TWO
dyaster, dyad, dyarchY
ecdysis, eedysiast
d;rnamic, dynamite
du515. du
516. du
51?. dur
518. dy (c)
(c)
519. dy
(c)
520. dyn
52r.
ur4ry-uc.
(G)
BNTEIT
POWER
HARD, DIFFICULT
A HAITD, BLACK WOOD
dysentery
ebony
522. ebo
523. ebu
524, ebr
ebor-
IVORY
ivory
, ebr-
INCLINED TO DRINK, TIPSY
inebriated
525.
G)
SOUND
echo
526, eco
(G)
IIOUSE, DOMESTIC RELATIONS
O{JTSIDE, EXTEITNAL
economy
e
A CUTTING OUT
appendectomy (see ek &
sedi-
EAT
edible
IIOUSE
edifice, edify
A IiOMAN MAGIS'TIIATE
edite
CIIAIR, SEAT
WANT, NEED
THE SHIELD OF JUPITER
cathedral, Ex Cathedra
r
egocentric
527.
ect
528. €gt
529.
ed-
530.
ede
53r.
edi
532. ed
533.
(G)
(G) also hedra
e99
534.
535.
also G)
2L
ectoplasm
tome-)
egence, indigent
egis
,,
MI'ANING
ROOT
DITITIVATIVES
572.
(G)
WE
573.
LIFE, AGE
574.
m, ev- (aevum)
fc€-, exercit-
T}I,AIN
575.
Euus, exrgu-
SCANTY
exiguous, exigencies
(see ag-)
DRIVE FROM TIIE BREAST
expectorate (see pectus)
expedite (see pes)
expert-
TITY
, exstirpat-
TTOOT OUT
experience, expert
(see par-)
extirpatc (see stirps)
OUT OF T}IE OITDINAIIY
strarlge, extraneous
AT THE UTMOST POINT
extreme
SPEAK
infant, fable
577 .
e
ctora-, expectorati-, expedit-
578.
e
ri-,
5?9.
e
580.
e
581 .
e
582.
I
576.
f
584. f
583.
58
5.
f
586.
I,I-
LOOSEN
eugcnic, eulogy
medieval, primeval
exercise (see arce-)
mus, extremfat ;ica-, fabricatla, fabul-
TO MAKE, INVENT
fabricate
A STORY
fable (see fa-)
, fact-, (-fic-, -fect-)
MAKE
es, faci-
FACE
factory, efficient, perfect
facial, superficial (see
fac-)
58?.
I
588.
t
589.
f
f
590.
59r. fa
f
592.
lis, facil, falsa, fam-
EASY
DECEIVE
faciiity, facuity (see fac-)
falsify, default
RUMOR
fame, famous
es, fam-
TIUNGER
famine
ilia, famiLim, fan-
GITOUP
family
SI.IRINE
fanatic
GRAIN
farina
STUFF
farce, farcical
LOATHING
fastidious
EXHAUST, TIRE
indefatigable, fatigue
A PROPHETIC DECLARATION
fate
STUPID
593.
fa
594.
595.
dium, fastidia-, fatigat, fat-
596.
fa
597.
IA
598.
I
599.
f
600.
fa
TO BE FAVORA]]LE
601.
T
FEVER
fatuous (see fa-)
faucet, suffocate
favor
febriie
DREGS, EXCREMENT
feces
FRUITFUL
fecundity
LEAGUE
federation
HAPPY
felicity
s, fatu, fauc-
602.
I
603.
fe
604.
, federfel , felic-
605.
606.
607.
, fecund-
.]AWS, NARII,OW PNSSES
na, femin- (fela-suckle) WOMAN
(see fa-)
female, feminine
fender, defense
WARD OFF
z5
,'
!!9lI
I\4I'ANING
Ij4,!Jy4IIy!s
646.
fol
, foli-
LEAIT
foliage
647
f
font -
SOUIICE, SI'IIING
648.
fo
for at -
BORE
fountain, font
perforate
649.
fo
for -
OUTSIDE
forest (woods outsicle of
a-, forma.t-
SI1APE
651.
ica
ANT
652.
ida-, formidat-
DREAD, FEAR
653.
us, form-
IIOT
formation, formula
forrnicate
formidable
forceps (see cap-)
654.
x, fornac-
OVEN
furnace
CIIANCtr, I"OT
f
IIIIAVE,
fortitutlc, conrfort
forum (see foris)
6
.
50.
55.
fort -
656.
s, fort-
6
common use)
STRONG
COUITT.
657.
ortrrnc
BROTFIER
fovent, foment
fragrant
frangible, fracture
fraternal, fratricide
CIIEATING, DECEiT
fraud, fraudulent
ROAR
fremescent
BRIDLE, CTIECK
frenate, refrain
ens, frequent-
CROWDED, FREQUENT
frequent
666.
m
STRAIT
fretum
667
-, fricat-, frict-
I],UB
CI{ERISH, KEEI' WARM
664.
, fot-, fragrat, fractr, fratr, fraud-, fremit-, frenat-
665.
658.
659.
660.
661 .
662.
663.
.
668.
EMIT A SMELL
BREAK
BE COLD
OF I-ITTLE I]VIPOIITANCE, EMPTY
frication, friction
frigid
,,
q
T,i'AFY BRANCI{
frivolous
frond
BROW
front, frontage
fru ct -
ENJOY
fruition
673.
lis, frugal-
TIT FOIT FOOD
frugal (see fru-)
674.
entunr, f rument-
GITAIN
frumentaceous (see fru-)
t)/).
ra-, frttstrat-
MAKE VOII), DECIIIVD
f
rLIiD
fugitivc,
lus, frivol, frond, front-
669.
6
70.
671
.
672.
fu
fugit -
.
fu
G
6?8.
fu
6?9.
fu
-, fuls, ftr ligs, fulv-
680.
fu
s,,fum-
681
fu
t)
/t).
677
.
082.
-, fusa-, funclat-
rustr:rtc
ftrguc
refulgerrt, fulminate
LEAM
SOOT
fuliginous
TAWNY, YELLOW
fulvescent
SMOKE
fumigate
POUIT
fusion, funnel
I,AY TIIE BOTTOM OF
fu
25
ndamental, fou ndation
It
720
721
V{:Atll(;
globus, globglomcra.., glotr-rcr;rt-
C
I,tIS'IIr Ii
722.
loria-, gloriat-
rtoAsj.I.
723.
lossa ((;)
't'( )N(; Ut.l
724.
Iuten
(;t,(Jt,l
725.
lykys ((; )
.swli tt 1'
I
726,
lvph- (G)
l;lN(;ttAvli
l:
727.
1.'
728.
l''''
thos ((;)
729.
ia
(C;)
l,'
730.
-
tG)
i'
731
.
i':
t,.
I
I
liieri_rgi;'pliics
alrlcn, gramin-
7:t7
.
gorgol.l
-
graccful
WAI,I(, STI'I)
SOMIJ TI
IING WITIT']'E
N
g
(;IiAIN
740,
vis, [lrav-
tlt.
B&-, gregat -
7
42.
SSU
S,
P I,IJN
gross -
743.
7
44.
I
+J.
erna-, gubernat-
tn I .
grr
0-,
rg it -
gu sl.lrt
-
1'II{CK
gt'oss
gubcrnatorial, gt,vernor
guilct
1'
I,I)OOI,
g,orge,
1'n ii't'J,j
A l)ti()t,
749.
TIIIIOAT
?
incongrrious (see ru_)
S'IEtrIT, PII-OT
748.
no
f:y
52. t:y
753.
tcq-
ha
755.
ha
756.
ha
(r;1
, gvro-
w( )[4n
((',)
1|
Jrcr'<:lrlr,
11Ytrtttasitr
N
cili('t,t,j
ltnvt,l, tt()t,l), Bl.l ti,J n
e-,.h:resit - (see lrcrc-)
in (c)
SI,llZIt, 'rn
, halat
ll nliA't'lt l,l
rgitate
r
r;to
11tr
[.tt,r
gtrttrrr-al
Nr\l(f,ll), ttnt{ti
(r;;
rc11rr
/jrrsl.irtor'.y,
11ttl-l.lr
50.
7l:1,
gratitude, grace
gravity
grcgar-ious, colrgregation
II]'AVY, SI'VEItI'
IIEIiD, GATIIEIT
WI II}T
andize
gr:r1;hic, telegraph
SIN(I
TIIITOA
..r14l.4r'
s (frorn
grarrrr Iar-
]tIJSII
746. o
7
grand,
WITI'I"TIJN
tus, gral -
t.lrrn i' ;rifc rou
gra-grow)
c;tt1inT, Lnrt(;D
739.
,,
glacle, transgress
grarrrrnatical
GiTAIN
num, gran(G)
Ii<,al.t:
gonorr:hea
SI-ENDNIT
n<lis, grirn -
738.
<.rs
s
polyylolr, rlitr(orrirl
l.
/Jb.
r'<_r14n:rilrorr
1rrogrr
])
.I'EITII,IBLE
735.
eration
Iorn
glucosc, nitroglvcerine
.IN W
(G)
g
glutcnlrtr_,, glrrc.
S]]IJ
734.
733.
l,.
I'
orgos
r.rrr
glory
glosslrry, grolvglot
tiN()wr,liJ)Cll
nNGt,lJ, coltNlirr
cilis, gracilad-, (-gred-), -gress
ramm- (C;)
732.
c
J_t
i
1,,,
lttt rt_iy]-\:lryliil
globular, globe
I,I-
I]A
t.itrl
rrr, Jtvlrrnilljl.
1q.\'rIt.r:tIIoy'1,, rrr ir;o11.1.rr ilrli
I1y
(,( )Nl)l't't(
)N
r'()Jicol)o
Ir;rvc, lralrii.
<lir.r'esis
jrrlrllr:, lr:rlitosiis
27
MI.]N
ttIvn't'tvt;tl;
lnn,llrn, lrotrril:i11..
NIN(;
|)t';
I\1N N
r)os, ll()nrL,- (r;1
ritora-, lr<;norata, Itorr"os ((;)
rl'c rta-, hortattus, hortpes, hospit-
ONI' AND 1'IIIi
SN NlI.]
Ir()N()tt
Iotttt
LIMI'1"
Ironr t:opitl.l
Itclrr
r
'r()rrNl)ArtY
Blits'l't,Ij, st tin)i)litt A'f
(l ltcll, INCI'I'rrl
lrorizorr
Irrlrt'err<l<tus, lrorrirJ
Irortmtrtr'\', exlror.tatir.lrr
trlNtl l\{Y
Irosl
Inanus, ltuntlrrt-
otr n
lrrnnirrr {r;t'c lrorrr,t)
midus, hurnidmilis, htrnril-
]\IOIST, I)AI\{I'
Irrur-r
LOW
hurn[tlr.:, ]runrility (see .f
[,14N
809.
810
grela
811.
(c)
en
itl
lnu s)
hybrid
WATI'IT
hyclrophobia
IINAI,TiI
SIflN, N'IIJMIllthNE
ll.vflrclrc
(G)
(c-i)
ilc
SOIL, GI1OUND
VIOLATION, OTJTITAG]'
hum-
US,
bris, hybrid- (G)
hydro-, hydat-
"
I'
IIOST, GlJEST
GAII,DEN
host-
hurnus
hymen, IIymen (Nlarrillge
Ctxl)
SONG OIT I)IiAISE
hynr n
SLDI'P
hypnr_rtic
WOMI]
Irys
(;o
I'IIYSICIAN
transitirre, exit
pcd iatrics
FISI]
icht.hyology, iclrtliyol
812.
813
(G)
"
814.
tera
B
15.
-;+-
B
16.
817.
ros
((;)
(C;)
hys
(G)
(G cikon)
8lB.
J
NitA(;1,t, t.tKItNI,;st;
us, ictin ((;)
t,ow
SIJ L;, I'T(;'I'IJ
B2Z.
rs, irlio-
.I'III;; SNNIU
()Nl,;rl; ()\vN, l,li{
823
I r(]
Bi9.'
820.
Bzt
"
-
824. i
825. i
82$. i
827. i
i11r-
t'ili
|
tc:r'cctorny, hysteric;11
icort
ir:tur; (poctrr')
l
l"t't', sl I t'l'n
-
is,
I
Ii
iclc'ir, itlcoloq.l'
I.:
| | ,t,l
irlurrl.ir:a1, il.r'rrr
)l'l:ti, I'tj(:lrl
ln It. irl.ior;1,rr<:r';r;.r'
i,lorrr.:r| (I\l;rllr.
)
i"rrilt'
l,t
)'l' 'l'( ) IiN( )\v
'l'ilt,1 lt()t,nl ()/\li
i 1t'x
(;lt()tN, L()tNS
r;acloiIiar:
N(
828. , i
I ,I IiI.]
829. i
wlrn ti
N
s
Irr)nol-, ltottc l; t
Irtr
BOB.
v, ltonloioll()rl
horticuiture
hospitality
tis,
807.
r
IiSS
i.11ttt,t'lrtrtrc'
irrr;u1r:
j rrrlrt:c:
29
j
Ic
(s<.r,r l.rnt.:rr hrnr)
l!9qt
itincr-, iteratjact- (-jic-, -ject-)
863.
864.
865.
866.
, J aIIU €r, J rl-l nus, jejuns, joc-
867.
s
B68.
869.
870.
J
-,
juss872. ju la-, jubilatoa.). ju ndus, jucund874. ju x, judic-, jugat875.
871.
ju
lum, jugul-, junct- (G zeul<to-)
ryLti4I$I_q
1?l:.ftI-YAILYllx
It()tJ't'll, .l ()tJItNItY
itincr:ary (sec -i-)
reitcrate
project, conjccture
ITIlI'EAT
TI{IIOW, TIIJITL
t,IE PROSTRATE
adjacent
DOOR, TWO-FACDD GOD
January
IiUNGITY, BAITITEN
jejune
JEST
joke
GOD OF THE SKY
jovial
ORDER
jussive
SIIOUT FOII JOY
jubilatiort
I'LIIASANT
jucurrtlity
JUDGE
judicial (see jus)
JOIN, CONNEC1I
conjugal, conjugate
(see jung-)
COI-I.AR-BONE
JOIN
jugular vein
juncture, conjunction
QUEEN OF TIIE GODS
June
SWEAR
RIGIIT, LAW
perjury (see jus)
justice, jurist, injury
(see jung-)
B?6.
Ju
ofr.
ju
B?8.
Jt"
B?9.
ju
BBO.
ju
-, juratl
jur-
BB1"
ju
-, jut-
AID, HELP
adjutant
882.
ju
nis, juven-, jun-
YOUNG
juvenile, junior
883.
Jq
NEXT TO
juxtaposition
TO BURN
cauterize, caustic
(G) (see cain*)
NEW
pleistocen
(G)
CALL
paraclete
BEAUTIFUL
kaleidoscope, calisthenics
I{OilN
rhinoceros
WAX
kerosene
RENI), I,EAN
clinrax, clinic
'llAl(lrl
syllairk:
GLIDII, SLII)
Ilrpsq, labcfactitxr
LIP
labial
wolil(
labor, Iaboratory
I]OUtsLE AX
laby'rinth
MILK
Iacteal
TEAR, }IEND
laceration
(prefix)
884,
BB5.
ka
886.
ka
in
88?. .K
ndae (see Catend-)
888.
ka
s
B89.
ke
to-
890.
ke
891
kl
in
lul
(C) (scc lnnrbancirr)
3.
la
laps
894.
t^
89 5.
la
.
,lq ?
89
6.
I
897.
l-
898.
I
89
(G)
(G) (see ceras)
(G) (see cera)
(G)
-
m, labi-, Iabrra-, laboratys .(G)
, lact -
a-, lacerat-
JI
q
.-
Dt'IIIVN 'I'IVI:JS
Iepidoptera (see pteron)
YJiAry:NC;
119_(lT
SCALE, FLAKE
936.
do-
93?.
os
(G)
SCA
938.
y
-
A SEIZING
SMALL, TIIIN
cpilepsy (see lambanein)
o ?rl
(c)
(c)
FORGETF'ULNESS
DEATI{
lethargy, Lethe
lethal
WIIITE
leukemia
940.
(G)
941 .
m, let-
942.
(G)
-, lcvats, levs, levo-
943.
AAA
945
946
947
"
leg-
"
r Libat rr , libera-, liberat-
.
948.
949.
1i
L,
I50.
I
t
951.
ti
libr Libidin-
, libr -, librat-
oq9
I53.
I54.
I55.
I56.
licit , ligatlign-
leprosy
LY
[,IGI{TEN, LITIT,
L[GIIT
LEFT (not right)
lc1:todcrnt
ITAISE
ou s
elevator, levee
Levity (scc lcva -)
levoduction
LAW
legal
POUR, TASTE
libation
IT PLEASES
liberty, liberate
tibrary, Li.bet
ad lib (As it pleases)
LUST, PLEASUITB
tibido,
FREE
BOOK, B.A.RK O}'A TREE
li.l..,idinous (see
libet)
(a Constellation)
POUND, MEASURE OF WEIGi-IT Ib", Libra
libration (see libra)
POISE, BALANCE
WOOD, TREE
license, illicit
ligarnent, liable, lien
ligneous, Iignum vitae
BORDER, EDGE
Limbo
IT iS PEITMITTED
BiND
957"
bus, limb -
I58.
€D,
Limin-
THRESFIOLD
preliminary
959.
€S,
lirnit (c)
CROSS-PATTT
limit
MARSTI
limnology
MUD
lime, slime
I60.
965.,
lim-, -lita, line a, Li.nguu-, lict-
966.
-
961.
"
SMEAR, BLOT
LINEN TIIREAD
obliterate
TONGIJE
language, bilingual
re l'inqui.sh,
967.
LEA\TII, ABANDON
LEAVE, BE L,ACKING, FAT
TO BE LIQUID, FLOW
968.
FURROW, TRACK
969.
PRAY
962
"
963.
964.
(c)
linen, line
derelict
ellipsis, lipoma
Iiquid, liquefy
9?1. -
-
STONE
delirium
litany
litigation
lithograph
972.
ra, litter -
Li'TTEIt
literature, literal
I ?0.
Lif(c)
LAWSUIT
tin-)
33
(see
ROOII
magos
(G)
1009.
afilrs.
1010
101 3.
or
llea- , nralleatlul rn , malIus, mal*
1014
lus
"
101 1.
1012.
.
ma
1015.
MEANING
DEITIVATIVI'S
A WISE MAN
the Magi, magic
LARGER
majority
malleable, rnallet
IIAMMER
malefactor, malice
mast (see malum)
I]REAST
mammal
DITIP
emanate
nccrornancy (see rlccros)
emancipation (see manus
& cap-)
mandibles
rnandate (see manus)
rnct
101?.
na-, manatntia, mancy-
1018
ancipa-, mancipat-
DIVINATION, I'IiOPIII,ICY
SELL, PI.ACE IN BONDAGE
and-
T'O C}TEW
nda-, mandat-
ORDER, PUT IN ONEIS IIAND
REMAIN, STAY
101 6.
.
1019"
10
20.
1021
"
1022
"
(G)
-, mansnia (G)
ifestus, rnanifest -
ro23.
1424.
,
ta25.
e, marrgaric, margaritrgo, marginritus, marit-
1026.
la27
,
1028.
r029.
rmor
r5, martrsupium, marsupi-
r030"
1031
"
1032.
1033"
"
1034.
1035.
1036"
1037. \
1038.
1039.
I 040.
1041.
1042.
1043.
1044.
maPP-
rtyr- (G)
, marica-, masticattigo- (G)
to- (G)
ter, matr- (G metro-)
tcria, nratcrihema (G)
tinus, matintrona, matronturus, maturxilla, maxillo-
lort
APPLE, I.-ItUI'I
BAD, iLL
T}IE APPLE TREE
r
rernain, manor
maniac, manic
MADNESS
[}AI.PABLE, SEIZI'D RY TITE I'IAND manifest (see manus)
manual, manager
IIAND
rnanicure, manure
NAPKIN
map
SEA
marine
AMMAL FAT, PEARi,
EDGE
margarine, Margaret
margin
HUSBAND, OF MARRiAGE
marital, marry
MAR,BLE
marmoreal
MARS (GOD
OF" WAR)
martial
POUCFI
marsupial (kangaroo)
WiTNESS
martyr
MASC{.'LINITY
masculine
clilEw
masticate
WI]IP
mastigate
BREAST
mastodon
MOTHER
STUFT, MATTEIT
maternity, matrimony
matcrial
I-IJAITNING
rnatlrernatics
OF TTIE MORNiNG
matins, matutinal
A MARRIED WOMAN
'
matron
RIPE
mature
JAWBONE
maxillary
35
q
lLqel
, mensur-
1082.
Mr-ja]\rNC
ltlillii4llyl1s,
MEASUITE
mensuration, nletre,
immense
1083.
((;)
MOTIIEIT
rrr
108 4.
(c)
IVIEASURE
ct ropoli.tarr
10u 5.
larneln (G)
I]OLLUTF
metronome, symrnetry
miasma
1086.
lca
GITAIN, PAIITICLE
mica
1087.
icro- (G)
igra-, migratiles, milit ille, milia
imos (G)
SMALL
microscope
MOVE
emigrate
SOLDIER
iMITATING FARCICALLY
mititary
milc
nr'ime, nlirnic
THREATEN
menace
1088"
I 089.
1090.
1091.
109
2.
TIIOUSAND, TIIOUSANDS
109 3.
inister, ministr-
SEITVANT
minister, adrninistration'
1094.
LESS
109 5.
lnor, mlnus
ira-, rnirat-
WONDER
minor, minus, minute
:rdmiration, mirage,
i096.
is-,
WRONG, ILL
1097.
isce-, mixt-
MINGLE, MIX
1098.
lger
WITEl'CIIEI)
1099.
1101.
isere-, miserittso- , mis- (G)
tis, mit-
}IAVE PITY
HATING, HATRED
MILD, MELLOW
I 102.
tra-
TiEADBAND
misinformation (see m.inus)
mixture, miscegenation
miserable, rniser
commiserate (see miser)
misanthropist, misogynist
mitigate
miter, mitre
1103"
tt -, miss -
SEND
remit, rnission
A CONDiTION OF MEMORY
ABLE TO BE MOVED
amnesia, mnemonics
1
i00.
1104. I 105.
1
106.
1
107.
I 108.
1109.,
i110.
,.tlr.
LLI?.
1113.
(prefix)
-mnesia
ilis, mobil-
(see minor)
AT,
I-OOK AT
mirror
movable, mobile (see
move-)
ra-, moderats, modIa, rnol-
REGUt.ATE
MILL, MILI,STONE
moderate (see rnodus)
model, mood
molar
Ies" molLestus, molestli-, molitllis, rnollo* (c)
MASS, BURDEN, STiIUCIIUIIE
mole
TROUBLESOME
molestation (see moles)
ST'RIVE TO ACCOMPLISFI
demolition
SOFT, EFFEMINATE
mollify
OF LEAD
mol;fodenum
MEASURE, MANNEI1
MOVEMENT
mornentous (see move-)
r115"*'
entum, mornentne-, monit-
REMIND, WAITN
admonition, . monument
1116.
neta
A SUM OF MONEY
money, mint
1
114.
37
.'
lIIUy4rlygq
MI'ANING
R
tr52
1153
mythos (c)
naris,.nar-
Ii]AI]L,F], TN
I,i(,
WOITI)
mythologv
NOSTINIL
narcs, nas:rl
NUMBNESS
narcotic
TELL
I]E BOIT.N
narrate
I 156
narco- (C)
narra-, nar-atnasc-, nat- (gnat-)
1157
nasus, nas-
NOSE
nasal
natio, nationnatur-
II,ACE, ONE BtrING
TITE QUALITY OF TIIAT WIIICII
IIAS E}EEN I]OIIN
nature
naut-, nat-, na-'
navis, navneanikos (G)
nebula-, nebulnecessarius, necessarinecros (G nekros)
necta-, nex-
SWIM, F'LOAT, SAIL
nautical, naval
SIIIP
YOUNG
navigate (see ag-)
Neanderthal (see neo-)
CLOUD
nebulous
UNAVOIDABLE
necessary (see ne
1
154
1155
1
158
1159
1160
1161
I 162
1
1
163
164
1165
1
166
ncctar
1i67
1
16B
I 169
nascent, native
BCXTN
nation
,,
&'ced-)
necronlancy
A COITPSE
annexation
BIND, WEAVE
DEATII-OVEItCOMING, DITINI( OF nectar (neca-kill)
TIIE GODS
nefas
SINFUL DEED
nefarious
nega-, negat-
DENY
negative
1
170
negotium,, negoti-
BUSINESS
negotiate (see ne & otium)
1
171
nemato-
THREAD
nematocide, needle
GROVE
nemoral
(C)
NEW
neophyte, neolithic, neon
,
GRANDSON
nepotism, nephew
SINEW, TENDON
nerve,.neurosis
(G)
tt? 2. nemor11?3.
IL? 4.
1175.
I 1?6.
t177
.
neo-
nepot-
rtrus, nerv- (G neuro-)
sos (G)
euter, neutr-
iSLAND
Polynesian (see poly-)
NEITTIER, NOT EII'I{EII,
neuter, neutral (see ne &
uter)
1
178.
icta-, nictita-
WINK
1
179.
idus, nidrger, nlgrihil, niI
imbus, nimbte-, nix-
NEST
nictitatc, connive
nidificate, niche
BLACK
negro
NOTHiNG
annihilate, nihilism'
IIAIN, CLOUD
nimbus
GLEAM
neat, nitency
SODA
nitroglyceriue, nitrate
SNOW
niveous
CAN BE KNOWN
noble (see nosc-)
I 180.
1i81.
1r82.
l.
183.
1
184.
1185';
1186.
itron (G)
ix,'niv-
J9
1.223.
1224.
lesc-, obsolettine
-,
obtent -
DllltMl'IVtrS
WEAIT OUT, GTTOW OLD
obsolescencc, obsolete
(see sole-)
obtain (see tene-)
IIOT,D, I'OSSNSS
1225.
und-, obtus -
BLUNT
1226.
lus, obvi-
IN T}TE WAY
L227.
L228.
1229.
casug, occaglud
-, occlus -
OF'
obtuse (sec tund-)
obvious (see via)
GOOSE
ocarina
A GOiNG DOWN, A SETTINC
occasion (see cad-)
S}JUT OIIF
occlusion (see claud-)
occult (see cela-)
L230.
cultus, occrrlt-
IIIDDEN
L231..
cupa-, occupat -
POSSESS AND CONTROL
1232.
curr-,
RUN TO MEET
occupation (see cap-)
occur (see curr-)
I 233.
tavus, octav-
EIGHTI{
octave (see octo)
EIGI{T
October
occurs -
1234.
235.
(c)
SING
ode, melody, prosody
1236.
m, odi-
HATE
odious
TOOTIJ
orthodontist
ROAD
odometer, episode
SMELL
odor (see ole-)
1
t237.
1238.
-
(c)
os. (hodos) (G)
1239.
,.
1240.
end-, offens-
DASiI AGAINST
offend (see fend-)
L241.
er-, oblaticium, offici-
TO PRESENT
offer, oblation (see fer-)
DUTY, BUSINESS
EIGIIT
EMIT AN ODOR
office (see ob & fac-)
oUactory
OLIVE
oLive
OIL
oleomargarine
RAIN
umbrella (see umbra)
LAST LETTER OF ALPI{ABET
omega
FOREBODING
omen, ominous
ALL
omnibus, omniscient
NAVEL
omphaLic
DREAM
BURDEN, LOAD
oneirocritic
onerous, onus
NA ME
<>nonratopoeia, synonynr()rh;
I]EING
EGG
(scc poein)
rrontological argunrcnt tt
o6genesis (see ovum)
STIADY
opaque
WORK, LABOR
operate,
1242.
1243.
(G)
L244.
1245,
1246.
ea, oleeum, oleo-
L247.
bro-
t248.
ega (G)
en, ominnis, omnphalos (G)
L249.
12
50.
1251.
1252."
t253.
1254.
1255.
7256.
1257
1
MI'ANING
:'
258.
ro-
(C)
(c)
era-, oneratnra (C)
to- (C)
, oion (G)
acus, opacra-, operat-
4T
(see octo)
opus
q
(c)
1297 .
1298.
a'
1299.
is, ov-
1
, ovat -
m, ov-
300.
(c)
130r.
1302.
la-, pabulatca-, pacat-
I 303.
I 304.
v-
I 305.
13
m, pactdos (G)
tium, palat-
06.
i 30?.
1
(G)
308.
atum, palatleo-, palaeo-
I 309.
1310.
tra
1311"
ItrE4tqNq
NO, NOT
REJOICE, EXULT
PIRTgIyE!
SIIEEP
ovine
EGG
oval, ovary
SIIAITP, KEEN
oxygen
BAD SMELL
ozone
OBTAIN FOOD, FEED
pabulum
PACIFY
pacific,
THICK
pachyderm
AGREEI/IENT
pact (see pang-)
CIIII,I)
pcdagoguc (see pcdos)
(G)
(G)
REMOTE IN THE I'AST
WRESTT,ING GROUNDS
in
131 3.
le-
RE PALE
1314.
lium, pall-
CLOAK
ma
IIAND
p
(G)
AGAIN
, palpat-
i 316.
TOUCII, FEEL, STITOKE
SI{AKY, I'AITALYZEI)
131?.
1318.
1319. p
1320. p
1321. p
1322.
1323. 'p
s,
STAKE
palud-
SWAMP
(G)
p
lla, papillro- (G)
pa
peace
paleolithic (see litho-)
palestra
palindronre, palirnpsest
paliid
pall, palliatc
i;alm, palmetto
palpitations, palpable
palsied, paralyzed
palisades, the pale
paludous .
ALL
Pan-IIellenic, pantheistic
UNFOLD, OPEN
expansive, (see pate-)
PLEDGE, MAKE FAST, STRIKE compact, impact
BREAD
companion
FATIIEIT
papal
T'OPPY
poppy
, parit-, part-, parateisos (G)
sitos (c)
NIPPLE, ROSE BUD
A SORT OF PAPEIT
trQtiAr,
BEGDT, GATN
MAI(E ITEADY
I'AIIK
I'ATING BESIDE
-,
SPARE
parsimonious
APPEAn,
apparent (see par-, parit-)
par -
1334.
(G)
, pass-, pans-, pacts, pan-
L324.
1325.
pal-
pant-, pam-
ovation
PALACT', TIIE I'ALATINIJ IIILL palace
TI'IE ITOOF OF TIIE MOUTH
palate
13t2.
1315.
Lltopia, (sec topos)
pars-
43
papillary,
pap,
l)apyrus, paper
par', 1>irrity, l)cer
parcnt, parturition
preparation
paradise
parasite
MEANING
DI'RiVATIVITS
ONE WIIO COES ON FOOT
TIIE SEA
pedcstrian (see pes)
pelagic, archipelago
1371.
DRIVE
repel,
L372
CA[,L I3Y NAME
appeIlation
SKIN
pett
1374.
BASIN
pelvis, pelvic
1375.
PUNISHMENT, PUNISII
penalty (see puni-)
ROOT
1
, pedestr, pelag-
369.
I 370.
(C)
"
s, pell-
1373.
re1;ulse
1
376.
TO HAND DOWN, WEIGII, PAY
pendant, suspense,
pension
1
377.
TO BE SUSI'ENDED
pendent, perpendicular
1
3?8.
ALMOST
peninsula, penultirnate
ENTER
A PENCIL
penetrate, Penates
Feniciltium
IlEPENT
penitence
FEATIIEIT
pen, pennant, pine
ITIVE
Pentecost, pqntathlon
COOK, DIGEST
pepsin, dyspepsia
STRIKE
percussion (see quati-)
perdition (scc da-)
peregrine, pilgrim
perennial (see ann-)
ra-, penetraticillum, penicill-
1379.
I 380.
1381.
1
382.
1
383.
1
384.
., Plnna
, penta- (C)
ein
(G)
1385.
-,
1386.
perditgrlnus, peregrrn-
IIUIN,
LOSE
FOREIGN
I 387.
pe
1
38B.
pe
1
389.
pe
1
390.
pe
1391 .
pe
ee
NEAR THE EARTH
1?O'
pe
e, perita-, permeat-
GO THROUGH, COME TO NOTiTING
perigee (see geo-)
perish (see -i-)
RUN THITOUGII
permeate (see mea-)
DESTRUCTION
pernicious (nex-death)
EVTItLASTING
.MASK
perpetual (see pet-)
393.
pe
4.
pe
139 5.
pe
6.
pe
1
139
139
nnis, perennidus, perfidlum, pericul-
lcles, pernlcrtuus, perpetuona, person-
LASTING TIIROUGII TITE YEAR
perfidy, perfidious (see
fid-)
peril (see experi-)
FAITHLESS
DANGER
person, personal (see per
& sona-, rrthe sound-through")
SEEK
pedal, expedition
pessimist
pest, pestilence
petition
LEAF'
petal
STONE, ROCK
petrify, petroleum, Peter
1397,
ped-
FOOT
1398.
mus, pessim, pestpetit(c)
- (C) (L petra)
WORST
1399.
1400.
140 1.
;"
1402. pe
PLAGTIE, DISEASE
45
..
llaer
pict -
L440. pr
pin
L441.
s, pingui-
IVry4IIryG
P_rl_tlv/1IIl:q
PAINT
picture
FAT
pinguescent
1442. pin
penna
IIEAl'IIEIl
1-rinion, J;irtrracl.e
1443. pin
pin-
PINE TITEE
lrine (see llinn:r)
IrIrEll
FALL
l)el)l)er, (Pcter l)iper')
1444.
Pr
1445.
p
1,446.
pir
PE
(c)
(G
teiran-!y)
, plsc1448. pius pi1449. pla
, placata 'A4
I ! .
l.
14
50.
1451.
pisc
pla
pla
L454. plan
1455.
pla
1456.
plan
L457
plas
.
1458.
.
lrla
1462. pIe 1463.
pl
1464.
plec
twis
146 5. plei
1466.
plen
in
(c)
1469.
pleu
747
0.
-pIic
t47 2. plor
t47 3. plu4.
plum
147 5.
Plum
L47
piety, lliclus
AT'PEASE
placate
I)LEASE
complacent, placid', plea
placenta, placoderm
-WANDETt
LEVEL GROUND
pianet
plane, plain (see planus)
A SIJOOT
plant, plantation
Ii'LAT, EVEN, LEVEL
BEAT THE BREAST
plane
complain
SILVEIT-L,IKE METAL
platinum
platycephalic, platypus
Iet -
FLAT
CLAP I]ANDS
FILL
replete, comlrlete
pleb -
CO]VIMON PEOPLE
plebeian
, platin-, platplat- (G)
, plaus -
plex- (G plektos,
MOLD
BITAID, WEAVE
applaud
complex, triplex (see
plica
)
(G) (pleio-more)
plen-
(G)
(G)
pIe
T47L.
DTITITIUI.
STREET
(G)
tetlr
p
rISII
irirate
1-lis catorial
plasm, protoplasm,
plastic
place, plaza
r.'u r. ple
I 468.
(G)
, plant, plan-
pia
i459. plati
I 460. plat
1461
hai, plano.es, planiti-
ITOI3BEI],
FI,AT
(G plako-)
p
1452. p
1"453.
, placit -
syrnptom
, -plicatp
lorat -
MOST
pleistocene (see cain-)
FULL
IrULL
plenary, plenipotentiary
(see ple-)
plerosis
FULNESS
plethora
SIDE, LINING
A TWINING, BRAID
pleurisy
solar plenrs (see plect-)
complicated (see piect-)
implore, exploration
Jupiter Pluvius
plume, plumage
plumber, plungc
FOI.D
CRY OUT
RAIN
plum-
m, plumb-
-)
FEATI{ER
LEAD
47
I\.1I.]AN
Lr!_-ql
IN(;
I
)t,l r-il v
n'r' t v
r,l l-i
1512"
sis
(c)
DITINI<ING
symposium
15r 3.
ssum, posse
I AM ABI.E
posse, possible (see
potis)
i 514.
1515.
I 516.
151?.
ostis, poststum, positerior
la-, postulat-
A FIXED TIMBER. DOOR,WAY post
post (see pon-)
A STATION
posterior
LATER, FURTIIER BEIIIND
postulant, postulate
DEMAND
I 519.
arnos
is
I 520.
us, pot- (G potos)
DRINK
r521.
B, pod-
rroo't
irotion, llol.nble, poisorr
cltiroporlist (scc clriro)
TO BITEAK FASI"
postprandial
DO, ACCOMPLISH
practical
CROOKED
depraved
PRAY, REQUEST
1518.
(G)
(G)
1522.
ande-
t523.
att-, pract-
L524.
avus, prav-
(G)
RIVER
hippopotamus
ABLE
potent (sec possum)
ecipit -
I-TEADLONG
1527.
ecip-, precept-
ADVISE, OIiDEII,
L528.
eda
I]OOTY
imprecation, precarious
precipitous (see caput)
precept (see cap-)
predatory
152 5.
1
526.
1525.
fic-, prefect-
TO PUT IN COMMAND
prefect (see fac-)
530.
hend-, prehensem-, press-
LAY HOLD OF, GRASI)
REST HEAVILY UPON,
prehensile, comprehend
press, pressure
1
1531.
PRESS
t
IIARD
1532.
1
533.
1
534.
1
535.
1536..,
1537.
mium, premiesbyter- (G)
eses, pnesidsum, pre-egse
BE AT TIIE HEAD
4
premium (see em-)
pre sb;rterian, priest
president (see pre & sede-)
present (see -ens)
eterit -
GONE PAST
preterite (see -i-)
PRICE
depreciate, precious,
prize
pretorian
tium, preti-
I 538.
I 540.
varica-, prevaricatx, prec-
1541 .
mus, prim-
1539.,
REWARD
OLDER, ELDER
ONE WHO SITS AT TI{E HEAD
ADMINISTITATIVI' LEADER
WALK CITOOKEDI-Y
PRAYER
FIRST
CI{IEF, FIRST
1542.
Jrrevari.cator
inrprecation (see preca-)
primer, primitive (see
prefix, pre )
principal, prince (see
primus)
i543.
1544.
I 545.
lplum, prlncrplor
cus, prisc-
BEGINNING
FORMETT
PRIMITIVE
49
(first) principles
prior (see prefix, pre)
Priscilla (see prefix, pre)
ulr4NINs
Iloell
1579.
rovide-, provis-
llplt_t_Y.4llytq
provident,
provision
LOOK OUT lrotf , SEIt FOt{WAIiD
vide
1
580.
incia, provincixlmus, proxlmns, pru.lent -
DUTY, ADMTNISTITA'TION
NEAREST, NEXT
(see
-)
province
158 3.
ulna, pruin-
IIOAtt-FITOST
approximate, proxy
jurisprudence (see pro
vide-)
pruinous
584.
unum, prun-
PLUM
prune
TO PLAY A STITINGED
INSTRUMENT
psalm
1581 .
1
1
582.
FOITESEEING
1585.
llein (c)
1586.
do- (G)
ittakos (G)
FALSE
pseudonym
PAIlROT
psittacosis
yche, psycho- (C)
BITEATII, SOUL
eron
WING
psychic, psychology
dipteros, pterodactyl
1
58?,
I 588.
1
589.
(G)
1590.
osis (c)
1591
ychos (G)
s, puber-, publicus, Jrublic-
.
1592.
159 3.
1
594.
159 5.
1596.
159?.
1598.
I 599.
1
600.
1601.
1
602.
1603.'
I 604.
160 5.
.a
ptosis
A FALLING
FOLD, LAYER
ADULT, ABLE TO BEGET
triptych
OF TTIE PEOPLE
public (see populus)
de-
BE ASIIAMED
impudent
er
gna-, pugnatgnus, pugnlcher, pulchrlex, pulicllus, pull-
BOY, CHILD
FIGIIT
TIIE FIST
BEAUTIFUL
A FLEA
A YOUNG ANIMAL or FOWL
A LUNG
puerile
pulmonary
SCAFFOLD
pulpit
A STRIKING
pulse (see pell-)
DUST
pulverize, powder
TO I'RICK
puncture, pungent,
lmo, Jrulmonlpitum, pulpitlsus, pulsIvis, pulver g-, punct-
&
pubcrty
pugnacious
pugilist
pulchritude
pulicose, puce (French)
pullet, poultry
poignant
CLEANSE
impunity (sec lrena)
tlre [)oop
pupil (see puer)
purgative, purgatory
CRIMSON, SCAITLI'T
purple
1611 .
purus, purpurs; pur-
CLEAN, UNSTAINED
pure (see prrta-)
t612.
, PUf-
MATTER
1613
illus, pusill-
PETTY, VEITY SMALL
pus, purulent
pusillanimous (see animus)
I 606. r
-,
I 607.
ris
I 608.
I 609.
1610.
.
Jrunit-
us, pu[)a
ga-, purgat-
I'UNISII
TIIE AITTI'ITI)I'CIi OII A SIIII'
BOY, GIITL
51
ItOO'
MIIANINC
amus, ram-
BRANCH
!_D.tIY4l_lYr,:s
ramify, rami-fications
I 650.
ana
FROG
ran al
1651.
ancor
16s2"
r€ulcor, rancid
rapine, rapacious, rapid
rare
1654.
ap-, raptrus, raratio, ration-
RITTtrRNESS, STIINCIT
SNATCII
I 655.
cus, rauc-
1
649.
I 653.
SCARCE, NOT THICK
RECKONING, BUSiNI'SS
rational (see re-, rat-)
ITOUGTi, IIOARSE
raucouS
-, rat-
II,ECKON, TITINK
bellcens, recentlud-, reclus cti-, rect-
MAKING WAIT AFI1ESII
ratiocinatc, rate
rebellious (see beltum)
FRESH, YOUNG
UNCLOSE, OPEN
recent (see cain-)
recluse (see claud-)
STRAIGTIT
rectangle, rectify (see
1661 .
cusa-, recusat-
REFUSE
I 662.
m-, redempt-
656.
1
I 657.
I 658.
1659.
1
660.
reg-)
1663.
r
664.
1665.
I 666.
1667.
I 668.
I 669.
BUY BACK
recusant (see re & causa)
redeem (see em-)
dole-
EMIT A SMELL
redolent (see ote-)
und-, refusg-, rectgio, regionlatus, relat-
POUR BACK
refuse (see fund-)
regal, direction
region (see reg-)
relation (sec fcr-, lat-)
religion (see liga-)
relinquish, relict (see
ligio, religion
inqu-, relict-
RULE, LEAD $TRAIGITT
A BOUNDARY LINE, A DIRECTION
II,BI)OItTED
-
REVEITENCE, CEITEMONY
LI'AVE BEIIIND
linqu -)
I 670.
1671 .
7672.
1673.'
167
4,
I 675.
us, remasc-, renat-
s, ren-
-, repteri-, repert-
OAIt
remigate
TO BE BORN AGAiN
Renaissance, renascent
(see nasc-)
THE KIDNEYS, REINS
CRAWL
renal
FiND OUT
rehend-, reprehens- IIOLD BACK, BLAME
reptile
repertory (see par-)
reprehensible (see
prehend-)
16
76.
7677 .
1
rlm-, repress-
CHECK, PRESS BACK
reprirnand, repress (see
prem-)
uies, requiet-
ITEST, RELAXATION
TIIING, MATTER
requienr (sec quiesc-)
res (in law)
ROSIN
resinous
JUMP BACK
BASKET, NET
result (see sali-)
reticule
regal (see reg-)
6?8.
1679.
(G rhetine)
680.
lta-, resultata, reti-
1
1681 .
L682.
,.
reg-
KING
53
lg4I\rus
DEITIVATIVES
A FAI-LING I)OWN
ruin (see ru-)
1720.
ina, ruinmina-, runrinat-
TO CIIEW TIIE CUI)
rtrmirratc
L72L.
mor
AN INDISTINCT NOISE
1722.
In[):, fupt-
]3URST, I]IIEAK
rumor, rune
rupture, erupt
1723.
pes, rup-
CI,IFF,
t724.
s, rur-
COLrN'fItY (not city)
1725,
sticus, rustic ton (G) (IIeb.
OF TIIE COUNTITY
ITOOT
1719
.
1726.
bbath)
t727.
7728.
172C.
I 730,
1731 .
ccaro- (G)
cus, sacc-
cerdos, sacerdotcra- sacrat cro- sacrum
17
34.
giitta,
s
DAY OF }TEST,
THE SEVENTFI DAY
sabbath, sabbatical
SUGAIT
saccharin
A BAG
sac, sack
PRIEST
sacerdotal (see sacra-)
MAKE IIOLY
t
sacrcd, sacrifice
sacroiliac
sagacious (see sagi-)
sage, sagacious
Sagittarius (a constellation)
saline, salary
salient, sally, result
LOWEST SPINAL BONE
INTELLECTIJA T,LY QUICK
PEITCEIVE QUICKLY
ax, sagac-
t7 32.
1733.
(G sal<ko-)
agitt -
ARROW, SIIAFT
SALT, WIT
1?35.
I
L736.
li-, saltliva, salivlmo, salmonlpingo- (G)
SI)ITTLI]
A LAITGB FISII
TITUMPET, TUI]E
lus,
IIEALTII,
r737.
I ?38.
t?39.
17
40.
rupestrian (see rump-)
rural
rustic (sec rus)
CTTAG
s
altrt
-
LEAP
saliva, sallow
salmon (see sali-)
salpingotomy
salutary (sec
WELITATTi]
salve-)
L7
42.
lve -
RE IN GOOD IIEALTII, IIAIL
salvation (see salr,r.r s)
satubrity (see salvus)
17
43.
lvus, salv -
UNiNJURED
salvage
t7 44.
sanat-
MAKE SOUND, IItrAL
sanity, sanitorium
sanctity, sanction
1741.
L745
lva
-, salvat -
IlENDER INVIOLABT,E
sanct -
"
TO SAVE
1748.,
nguis, sanguinnus, sanp-
IIEALTIIY
SAVOR, TASTE, BE
I ?49.
I)(), Sirpon-
SOAI:'
s
1750.
[)or
TASTE
savor (see sap-)
1?51.
rci-, sartrda, sardina
PATCII, MEND
SMALL FISII
sartorial
sardir.tc (from the island
r746.
t747.
1752.
1753*.
17
54.
(G)
"*, ""tko"
tan (IfeU. Satanrsar
sanguinary
sane (see sana-)
BLOOD
WISE
sapient
al) or
ur.r'y,
rrs
ap
oIi<ttt
Sardinia)
sarcastic, sarcophagus
satanic, Satan
FLES}I
T}IE DEVIL
55
'
Mr4N_!lg.
ROOT
I ?89.
uta-, scrutat-
]LXAMINE
1790.
CAITVE
1791 .
lp-, sculptrra, scutrr-
1792,
tum, scut-
L794.
-, sectrn-, secret-
1?95.
lum, secul-
1796.
ndus, secund-
L797
r-
179 3.
.
-,
-,
1
800.
AGE, LIFETIME
FOI.LOWING, ITAVOITAI]LE
I|Ii}II] FIIOM CAITE
sess-
SIT
sediment, session
sedulous (se-without
dolus -dcceit )
segregate (see se &
grega-)
INDUSTRIOUS, BUSY
SEPARATE TIITOM TI]E ITI-OCK
1807"
t-
HALF
per
AT,WAYS
l 805.
1
808.
second (see sequ-)
sedative (see sede-)
l 806.
I 804.
secular
SETTLE, CAI,M
mos (c)
-, selecta (G)
n, semln-
I 803.
6ecant, section, segurent
secrete, secretary (see
cern-)
sedat-
ga-, segregat-
I 802,
SEVER, SEPAITATE
escutcheon
OTTTERWISE
lus, sedul-
1801.
CUT
scurrilous
securo (see se & cura-)
scqucster (sce sequ-)
1798.
1799.
A BUFFOON, A JESTEI1
SIIiELD
Llt'LI_Y4l_!yJs
sc rutiny
sculpturc (see scalp-)
EARTHQUAKE
SIGN
seismograph
select (see se & leg*)
semaphore (see pherein)
SEED
seminary (see ser-)
sernicircular
sempiternal, semper
GATIIER APART
fidelis
tus, senat-
SENATE
senator (see scnex)
1810.
x, senis
OLD
senile, senior, sire
1811.
us, sens-
PERCEPTION
consensus, scent (see
senti - )
-, sens-
DISCEITN BY THE SENSES
sensiblity, sensual
PLACE APART
separation (see se &
para-)
BUITY
sepulchre
I{EDGE, ENCLOSE
septum, transept
SEVEN
September, septuplet
PUTREFACTIVE, TO MAKE
PUTRID
septic, antiseptic
I
809.
1812.
SE
1813.
se
,
separat-
15.
Se
i-, sepult, sept-
18r6.
se
m
1817 .
se
kos
1818.
se
mus, septim-
SEVENTI]
-, secutstra-, sequestrat-
FOT.LOW
septirne (see septem)
secluence, consecutive
GIVE UP FOR SAFE-KEEPING
sequester
TO SOW
season
1814.
1B
1819.
L820.
L821.
(C)
sat-
t.
&
57
{
r4ll4]itryi
!1eoj
860.
a-, sinuats, sin-
1861.
siphon-
i862.
en (G seirer:)
1859.
1
t,IJlrf' (not riglrt)
.T'O I]ENI), CTIITV]I
ister
IB5B.
(G)
lll:itlY41-lylir:
sinister (unluckily)
insinuate (see sinus)
TOLD, BOSOM, I]AY
sinus, sinuous
A PIPE, A TUBI'
A DECEPTIVtr, AI,I,UIi,ING
siphon
sircn
MiIITMAII)
st-,
1
863.
r
864.
-statis, sit-
r
8{;5.
, sitlos, skelatos (c)
ikos (c)
1866.
1867.
1B
1B?1.
1872.
1
873.
LB?
4.
I,OCAL POSITION
TIIOUGIITFUL
SIIADOW
skiascopc
aragdus, smaragd-
I'MEITALD
srnaragdine
rius, sobri-
WITIIOUT INTOXICATION
sober, sobriety (see se
& ebrius)
rinus, sobrincus, soccia-, sociatius, soci-
COUSIN ON MOTIIIIR'S STDI]
cousin
LOW I.IEELED SIIOE
sock
JOIN
association, soccer
SIIARING, ALT,IED
social, society
(c)
70.
TIIIIi,ST
consist (see sta-)
s ilient
site, situation (see sin-)
isoceles (see scelo-)
skeptic (see sceptos)
I 868.
i 869.
STAND, CAUSE TO STAND
LEG
,r
(see
so.cia-)
1
875.
1
876.
(Arabic - suda)
lalis, sodal-
1877.
J
1878.
s
18?9.
S
-. solate-
ea, solemnrs, solemn-
1880.
1881 .
A SPLITTING i{EADACTiE
soda, sodium
A BOON COMPANION
TIIE SUN
sodality
TO COMFORT
consolation
BE ACCUSTOMED TO
SILL, SOLE (of a shoc)
obsolesccnce
APPOINTED, REi,IGIOUS
idus, soliditudo, solitudinicita-, sollicitat-
1882.
1883.
884.
lirs, sollikos ((;)
m, sol-
I B{} 5.
I B{}{;.
1
sole (a lrslr)
solenrtr (see sollus &
arlnus)
.
r
solar
BB7.
, sOl-, solut-
1888.
I 889.
1890. s
a
1891.
nus, somn-
"
5
(G)
WIIOLF], ITIRM
solid, solder, soldier
A STATE OF BEINCI AI,ONiI
solitude (see solus)
soiicitous (see solius
cie-)
wlroll.y (scc s;rlvrrs)
STIR UP
wt
tol,n, lrNllltolil,lN
AI(IN(i INC()li lt Iilc'l'1,\'
BOTTOM, GITOUND
ALONE, ONLY
s I)til
&
so Ict:is trr
1'O LOOSEN
soil
sole, solilocluy
solve, solution
BODY
somatic
SLEEP
somnif erous, insomnia
59
tlrt-.
I}OOT
192u.
rcle-, Bl.rons -
t929.
rcleios
1930.
ia
1931.
1
e tcl
932.
-,
!'PtrL-
ma-, spumatrius, spuri-
934.
19
(G spongos)
e
I 933.
1
(G)
35.
.rvrP4lLLryg
DEIILYAT]YEF-
'fo l,n,()lvltsll ti()t,riM N |,Y
n SL()W UIIA'f or Mll'l'lill.
rcsprinrl
EI,ASTIC, POITOUS MAI1INE
OF ONEIS OWN ACCORD
A SOWINC OF SEED
,
slrorrrlcc,
MASS
sJ)()nsor
slrotrt_lai.t:
sponge
spontaneous (see sponde-)
spore, sporadic (see
sperma)
SPIT
sputum
FOAM, FITOTII
BASTAITD, ILLEGITIMATI'
BE FOUI,, BE DITi,TY
ROUGIINESS, SCALFIS (of a fish)
sl)ume (see spu-)
squnrrraccous
spurious
1936.
ale-
193?.
ama, squam-, statilis, stabilium, stadi-
STANl)
stagc, standard, station
ABLE TO STAND, FIIi,M
A STADE
stab
gnum, stagn-
STANDING WATER
stadiurn (625 Itoman feet';
600 Greek; 606t 9'l
American)
stagnate (see sta-)
lagmos (G stazein-
A DRIPPING
stalagmite, stalactite
TIN
stannic acid'
1938.
1039.
I
940.
1941
.
s
t942.
squalor, squalid
le
,,
)
I 943.
1944. s
1945.
s
I 946.
D
1947.
1948.
1949.
1950.
stann -
S
S
1951.
ylo- (c)
A I]UNCTI OIi'GRAPBS
is
A STOPPAGE, A STANDiNG
os (C)
A STANDING
(-slitu-,
r:-, statut-,
TO SET UP, STATION
tut-)
ra-, staurat*
ITENEW
(C)
ro- (G)
to- (c)
e (G)
la, steIllein (c)
19
52.
19
53.
D
1954.
a
-
1955.
b
or
56.
s
l9 57.
s'
58.
st
st
19
19
1959.
19
60.
st
st
A CII,OSS, STAKI'
TALLOW, SUET
A POST, A PILLAR
static (see histanai)
rheostat (see histanai)
statute (see sta-)
restaurant
stauroscope
st<:atosis
monostele
SET, PLACE
stellar
diastole, apostle
I,ITTI.E,
stenogralrhcr
STAR
(c)
staphylococcus
NAIiITOW
IIAVIN(; N I,OI]I) VOICI'
stc ntori:rrr
halo- ((;)
IIAVING N CITOWN
Stcl-rhen
- (G)
ilis, steril-
SOI.ID, A SOL,ID L}ODY
stercolrticon, stereoscope
sterile
(C;)
(G
UNFRUITFUL
-barren)
stratstetho-
SPH,I'AD, STREW
(G)
BIIIIAST
61
stratum, street
sternum, stethoscope
Itoor
, sllt le-, srtas-
199 (i .
199?.
1996.
1999.
b
2000.
--
2001.
vls, suavjic-, sul"rjcc'tjung-, subjunctles, subol-
2004.
idium, subsidiilis, subtilrah-, subtract'
2005.
.rbanus, suburban-
2006.
-, succinct-
2007
suc
2002.
200 3.
"
2008.
2009.
20ro,
201r.
q
2012.
-
201.5.
2016.
2017
.
2018.
2019.
2020.
S
TO DITAW ITRON1 UNDEITNI'ATII
SITTIATED NEAR
llcrsuaclc
suave
subjcctivc (sce jac-)
sul;junctive (sce jung-)
adolescent (see al-)
subsidiary (sec sede-)
subtlc (see tela)
subtract (see trah-)
subulban (sc-'e urbs)
JUICE
suck, succulent (see sug-)
sudoriferous, sudatoriuni
-,
SUCK
TO I]IlCOMIT ACCI]STOM]II)
TO I]EAIT IJNDI'IT
1'O
VOTIi
OF ONE'S
s, stritt-, sulcatho- (G) (also sulf-)
-, sLlmplltta, summ mone-, surnmotritptus, sumpt -
suttt rc:
succinct
TO SWEAT
suct-
TIIIl CITY
I)}J I'"IVATIV US
TO TUCK OIt GIRD UI'
-, sudatsi-, suetcrraga-, suffragat-
2013. s
2014.
upAryIr'is
TO StrW, STITCII
TO LTRGI', EXIIOIT'f
SWEET, PI,EASANT
TO llttlNG UNDI:Ilt
T'O MATIE SI'BOIIDINAI'U
S i)IIOUT, OI.-IrSI'N,ING
ITI'INI'ORCIi MiINT
FINE, SI-ENDEIT
clcsrrctudc, custorn
suffcr (scc fcr-)
suffragc, suffragan
IIOIT
suction
SFJLIT
OT'A I'iG
TO PI-OW
suicide (see cacd-)
swinc, swill (sce sus)
su
lcate
SULPIJUTI,
sulphuric
TO TAKE IIOLD OF
TIIE III|IGIIT, IIIGII[S'I
TO ADVISE I)IIIVATELY
assumc, consunrption
surn, sumlnarizc
sllnrmon (see rnonc-)
EXPENStr
surnl;tuor,rs (see surl -)
202r.
era-, superat-
TO OVEI1COME
2022.
rbus, superbr:r f icir:s, sugrt:rf i<:i crllus, sul)crllinus, supin-
IIAUGIITY
insuperable (see su[)er,
a prefix)
superb (see sulrer)
.fIi]I
sulrcrficial (scc facics)
202:t.
2024.
2025.
2026.
2027.
2028,
2029.
2030.
203i.
lc-, suppletllex, sulrltlic mus, supremu9, surdsurrect, surrept-
lJI)IJEIT SII)I' OI,' SOMI'TIIINC;
ON IITGI I, CEi,I'S'I'IAI,,
supernal
BI'NT I]ACI{WAIiDS
TO FII-I- IIP
supine
suppiement (sce ple-)
l)LIANT, I?QI_DIID tJt'
supllliant, suplllicatc
(sce lrlica-)
I'IIGI{EST
suprerne (see super)
DEAF
TO RAISE UP
surdomute, absurd
resurrection (see reg-)
TO SNA'TCFI FROM UNDEII,
surreptitious (see rap-)
OJ
It(x)'
[4r,lnNtNC
I)H'l|\/n t'tvI'il;
20t;{}.
I't'
)t:i( il IS'l's
I
(l()\rl:llt
1rlo1 r:ci
206!t.
207 0.
qnn
1
207 2.
2073.
207
4.
2075"
2076.
merc
ITASJ
2080.
empu$, tcmlror-
1'C)
t'r l iott:;
:irrlrl.lr',
l.oi
I
tclclrtrone
toll
tr:rnr:r'ity (scr: l.encbrac)
II,Y
TO S(]OITN, I)II]I)N
enln-, teIIt[)t:mnein (C;)
enr[)era-, tcrrrpct'at -
2079.
2078.
A WIII]
AT n I)ISTAN('t'1, l"r\lt ()t,'lf
Tnx cot,t,I,;C'l't()N
elonir>n ((;)
enrllcstns, Lcrrrlrttsl.ltt
cnrplum, ternplempta-, tr:mptat-
2077,
'l'( )
eg-, t('ctcla, tclele-, tcl-, tel.<,r- ((i)
|
colll(jnr
II\J
l)1.
ttrresis (scc torrros)
Crt'f
T() (l()l\413INlrl l'llOl'lllt I,Y,
1e
nriro r alu
rc
I\{OI)lrilln 1'l'l
-
s'l'()tt
Ir'tttpr'rli (st't' 1t'rttlrrrl;)
N,l
ti^NC'l'tiAlrY
1'O IIANDI,Ii, 'I'IIY
't't
l\1 I
t.crrrplr:
al.tc rrt
1
rl.,
1.t-'rrr 1rt
ut.iorr
a
(.sr:t' l.t:rrtl-)
1.r:
;
rn 1ro ra I
TO STITI''I'CII
contert<I
1'O IIOt,D
tc:ncnr
cneDrac
I)A II I{NI,]SS
tr: ncb
2084.
ener-
N()'J' I fAttI)
tt:nrJer,
208 5.
enuis,
1cnuolls
208 6.
epe -
tt:picl
2087.
er
1'IIIN, TttANSt'N Ii IiN'f
'fO lltr M()DEItATI:lL,Y WAIIM
f'llltnE TIMItS,'fI IllICllrl
2088.
er-, trit-
20B9.
erebintllll
IiUI], GITIN])
1'illt TII lil'ri N'f I Nl,l't'lt
lrite, <lctt:r11c'nt
1rrrrlorrIirrl InloIlirttItic
2090.
ercbrl
2091.
crgunr,
2092.
crnritlr-,
20e3.
cl'tltcs, titrtrrt::;
20Bi,
2082,
2083
"
nd-, tcntne -, tcnt -
tctru -
s
r-il'ic
tcrr<.1
ril
tcltcienl.cntll'y
'f() Slrl'I' ll()tlNI)S,'l'() Ltl\{t'l'
n \\r(x)l)w()R
tortrt, t t'r'nrin
l cr | ,n I)l)I,rN
tcl'rr:rrv (scic l.trr)
'l'r:r'pl;iclr'rre ( Mrrsc of
I)lrttr:r') (rlr'r' , Irrlros;)
I'lr\lt'l'll, l,nNI)
t.t'r'r'r'sl r'Itr l, Llr"r'itor'.y
tclrit-
'l'( ) Irlt l(l I l'l'l:i I\
tr-'t't-
1'ltI1il
ifv
l,rltiary (scr'
tc t'g -
terttritt;r1.-
t.
N1
'J.il1il:tLIr(-)t,l),'l'ttII,t,t,l
2095.
((;)
'lir
209 6.
lr.r'r'-
209 8.
rtirrs,
2099.
ssera
2IOA.
sta-, l.cstlrt
)
n C UBI,I
'I'() lll,l Alt \\'l'l'^il'lili, 'l'( t S\\'l,r\li
t' r'11i
l"r.'r'rn
Ic
I
lr',rl
n
\\/t'l':'ll'lsi:i
r-
i1.
t' r' s lrt o r'
utt.-.
r'
i'u
1.cr-)
cssc:l lrr1.r'rl (rrosaic:)
tcstlrtrrt'rr{., t t'i;l.lrtor
( s; r'
qtic
ent (scr-' tend -)
telcht.'ut.c
l.cl'll-
2101.
ccrntr:nt
A Il(.)ltI:ili
Bn (- Ii
2094.
2097.
It I,j
,
r'
I r: s; L i s; )
i.l"v ( irr[,, r' r' irr1l t Irr:
Il"r)ticttcc: r-,f :r tlrirtl
11,'t:rOn)
1.r.'l; I
65
!!g_ql'
2136.
2137
.
2138.
2139 .
!!ri{Nlig
LYMI'IIC)I D 1'ISST]Ii
sillae
(c)
rmentum, torment-
2142.
2143.
2144.
2145.
2146.
2147
.
2148.
2149.
21
50.
2L5L.
2152.
2153.
2154.
2155.
2156.
e-, tors-, tortre-, tosts, ttlrs, torv-
s, totikon (G)
chy- (G)
cta-, tractat-, traditgos ((l)
-, tractseo-, transitpezion (G)
uma, traumatchein (G)
m-, tremulapida-, trepidat-
INS'I'RUM]INT
torment (sce torque-)
O
II'fOIt'I'URU
TO TUIIN.
TO I3E STIITT, RiJ NTIMI]
na-, tornat-
2L40.
2141.
A I'I,ACII
A CATAI'Ui,T,
turn, tor:tt, tour
TO TWIST
TO PARCII, ROII,, I]URN
tclrpid, torpedo
torque, torsion, cotltort
torrid, toast, torrent
A COUCI], A T)ITOTII]tI'IIANC]E
toI'us
GLAlrING, B[]l1l't'l,tNC;
WIIOI,E, AI,I,
torvous
tol it I
intoxicatc
traehea, trachyglossate,
I'OISON
IlOUGI{,
TO TTJG, IIAIJ],
TO IIAND OVEIT, IIAND DOWN
(G)
Ulrl!!Y4II-Y]}:
tonsil, tonsillitis
topic, topogralllry
tractor (see trah-)
trarlition, traitor (see d.r-)
A GOAT
TO DRAG, DITAW
'fO GO ACI1OSS
A LI'I'TI.E TAI]LI'
A WOUND
tr:rgedy (see odein)
traction, trace
TO RUN
trochee
TO STIAKE, QUIVEIT
tremble
TO }IURRY IN FEAit
transitive, (see -i-)
trapeze (see tetra & pous)
traumatic
A TRIBUNE
2161 .
nus, tribuncho- (c)
2t62.
dens, trident-
IJAVING THRBE TEI'TII
trepidation, intrepicl 4
triplets, trirrne, tricyclc
tribule, attribute
tribunal (see tribu-)
trichinosis
trident (see dens)
2163.
<iuum
2164.
enniu m
A SPACE OIi' TIII],EE DAYS
A PEITIOD OTI TIIITNII YEAITS
triduum (see dies)
tricnnial (sec atrtrus)
2i65.,
gonos
IIAVING TII]TIIE COITNEITS
trigonometry (see gonia)
2166.
TII]TEE EACII
TFIIi,EIiFOLD
trinity (see tri- &. ur.rus)
triple (see tres & Plica-I'
2L68.
ni, trinplex, triplicstis, trist-
SAD
Tristram
2169.
umpha-, triumPhat-
TO CELEBRATJJ T]Y A PAITADE
trirrmph
2t70,
vla
CROSS ROADS
trivial
2t7
chos
A WIIEEL
A IIOLE, A CAVIL
trocllaic (see trechein)
2157.
2158.
2159.
2160.
2167.
L .'
2t72.
s, tribu-, tribut-
cr;
(G)
(G)
(G)
TIiITEE
TO ASSIGN, ALLOT
IIAIIT
67
(see via)
troglodyte (see dyein)
]![IIANING
D]'TTIVATIVES
llus
ANY
ntrllify (ne & rrtlus)
Imus, ulm-
A TIIEE
clm
22t1..
lna
.THE ELBOW
ulna
2212.
FURTHER,
22L4.
Iterior
Itirnus, ultimlula-, ululat -
TO HOWL
2215.
mbella
PARASOL
2216.
2217.
mbilicus, umbilicmbo, umbon-
TIIE NAVEL, CENTER
THE BOSS, TI{E CENI'ER OF A
S}IIELD
ZZLB.
lnbra, umbr-
SI.IADE, SIIADOW
urnl'rrose, urrrbrella,
unrbrage
22t9.
me-, umid-
TO BE MOIST, DAM[)
hunrid
2220.
ncia
A TWELFTII
2221.
nculus
2222.
ncus, unc-
UNCLE ON MOTIIERI S SIDE
E}ARBED, ITOOK]]D, BENT
ITOO'
2209.
2210.
22t3.
t
2223.
ulterior (see pref. ultra)
ultimate (see pref . ultra)
FARTTTEST
OiT
A LIi]tlA
ululate, ululant
umltrella (see umbra)
umbiiical
umbo, umbonic
r,
(POUND)
ounce, inch
avuncular, uncle
uncoug, uncinate
WAVE, BILLOW
inundate, undulate,
redundant
2224.
ng-, unct:
TO ANOINT
unguent, unction
2225.
nguis, ungulversug, untvers-
A TALON, A NAIL
ALTOGETI]ER, ENTIRETY
unguiculate, ungulate
2226.
2227.
2228.
s, unONE, ALONE
r-, -ust-(as a compound) TO CATCII FIITE
2229.
universal (see unus
vert-)
unit, unity
burn, combustion
A PLANET
uranium
2230.
bs, urb-
CITY
2231.
ge-
TO PRESS, PUSII
urban, suburban
ur€le, wreak
2232".
ina, urin-
URINE
urinary, urology
2233,
[&, urn-
A WATER POT
urn
2234.
ura, usur-
2235,
erus
ENJOYMENT, INTEI1EST
TITII WOMB, BELLY
2236."
ilis, util-
AI]LE TO BE
usury (see utor)
uterus
utiiity (scc utor)
2237 .
TISITD
.IO USE, ENJOY
u
scfu
opia
AN IDEAL CON{N{ONWtrALTII
Lltopia (see ou
2235.
a
uvate, uvula
2240.
or
c8-, vacatvacc-, vacillat-
A BUNCH OF GRAPES
WIFE
uxoricide
TO MAKE EMPTY
vacant, vacate
cow
vaccinate
"
2242.
2243.
TO SWAY TO AND
bv
F.ITO
q
1
2238.
2241
&
vacillate
S,
topot)
Lqlry
llp4ryINq
Pnrlly4llvris
:rtlvctrt,
2280.
eni-, vetlt-
't'() (:()MIl
2281.
cnia
INI)tII,GT'NC
2282.
enter, ventr-
2'283.
2284.
cntrts, vent *
'cnus, Vencr-
t9nr,
er
2286,
2288.
crax, vcracerber':r-, verberaterbosus, verbos-
I]ET,LY, STOMAClI
'l'nri wINI)
G()DDI|SS OF LOVU & tll
T'IIE SPIIING
1'ttuit
'fO l,ASll, WIIII'
2289.
erbum, verb-
2287.
U,
t'AITI)()N
v c rti
n
er f:-
TO BIIND
t90
ermis, vermerna, vernersa-, versat'ersus, versert-, vers'ertex, vertic-
WORM
.) .,cl r,
,tq^
2297
"
2298.
,9Q
2
Q
300.
2:lo r
.
'erus, ver'csicil , vcsic'esl)er (G hespcr)
2302.
,estibulum, vestibul-
2303.
'estiga-, vestigat'estis, vest-
2304.
U'fY
WOltDY, PROL;IX
22s2.
2294.
ir..rqu
vctlcratiott, vcttcreal
ve rna l
vcracity (sec vcrus)
rr:verberate
verbose (see verbunr)
verbal
verrccrrncl (see vere-)
l'cv(-'l'0rlcc
vcrge (see vert-)
vermine
vernacular
versatile (see vert-)
verse (sce vert-)
revert, reverse
vertex, vertical (sce vert,.
A SI,AVN
TO BUSY ONE'S SELII
A FUIIROW, A IiOW, A I-INtr
TO TTIIIN
A W}IIRI-, TIItr I'OLIJ OIf TIIII
IIEAVENS, TI]E TOP
& vortex)
A I]i,AI)DEIt, A 1]LIS]'1']IT
veritable, vcry, verdict
vcsiclc
IIVIINING
ve
A LIALL, ENTIIANCE, CflAMREll
TO TRACE, TO l'ltACK
vcstibule (see vestis)
TRITE
C
I.,OTiIES, CLO'fIIINCi
sl)crs
vestige, investigate
clivest, vestry
'eto
I FORI]ID, I
TO MAKE OLD
inveterate (see vctus)
23A7.
.etera-, veterat,etuS, vetef-
OI,D
veteran
2308.
reX&-
2309..
ria
ITOAD, WAY
2310.
TO SET IN TItItMLILOUS N4OTION vil:ratc
2313.
'ibra-, vibrat ricarius, vicarricinus, vicitl ricis, vic -
2314.
ricidsitn
IN
231 5.
iictor
TII]I WINNEII
2
305.
2306.
231,
|
.
2312.
r vexat-
-)
vcnti latc
229r.
1
lrl
ventriLoqtrist (see
wotiD
erccttnclus, verecuncl- IIASIIF'UL, SIIY
ll'O lllt IN nWIt Olf , lrlrlAlt
ere-
2290.
itrvr-:nt
Ot'POSE
TO STIR, I\IOVE
VIOLiTNTLY
veto.
vexation (see vetr-)
via,
SI.lilSTITtITlt
NI'IGIII]OI}ING
ItTtCi I'ITOCAL SUCCESSiON,
CIIANCI'
TUTTN
71
via.duct
vicarious (scc vicis)
vicitrity (sce vicus)
vice-versa, ViccI'rc s iclent
vicissitrrdcs (scc vicis)
victor (see vinc-)
tq4rr\q
?qqty{{!vps
2353.
iv-, vict-
T0 I,IVD
2354.
'IO CALI1'O IILY
2357.
oca-, vocatola-, volatol-, volatlubilis, volrrbil-
rcvivc , vivaci<-ru
vocal, vocation
2358.
oluntas, voluntat-
2359.
oluptas, voLuptat-
2360.
lv-, volutom-, vomitra-, vorat-
IlO(
2355.
s
volatile, volley
TO WISII, BE WILI-ING
benevolent
TUITNING., SIJINNiNG
voluble (sec volv-)
WISII, FITEI' WII,L
ENJOYMENT, SATiSITAC'|ION
TO TUITN ABOTIT, ITOLL
TO l'tIItOW UP, t'UKlt
voluntary (see vol-)
voltrptuar"y (see vol-)
revolve, revolution
vornit
:TO SWAI,I,OW WIIOI,1T
dcvotrr', voraciorrs
vortex
236 5.
A WIIIITLING, A I'I'AI{
ITITOMIS]'D BY A VOW
A SOI,EMN PITO]\TISE
votive (sec vove-)
vote (see vove-)
236G.
TO CONSNCIiAI']J
devote
2367.
VOICE
voice
'TIIE GOD OF- IIiItE
vulcanize, volcano
TITtr COMMON PEOPLE, TI.M
vulgar, divulge
2356.
236r.
23$2.
2363.
2364.
2368.
2369.
rtex (see vertex)
vus, votiv*
ulcanus, Vulcanolcan-)
lgrr s , vtr 1g -
MASSES
TO WOUND
inr.'ulnerable
237r.
lnera-, vulneratlpes, vulp-
TITE FOX
vulpine
2372.
Iva
A COVEITING, A 1'trGUMENT
vulva,
2373.
ho- (G)
no- (G)
ro- (G)
1o- (C)
los (G)
ISITOWNISII YE]I,T,OW
xantl'ious
STITANGI'IT, GUtrST
xc.nollhobe
DNY
xeroderrna
woon
xylophonc
IlAGERNI1SS
zeal, zealous
2370.
237
4.
237 5.
2376.
2377.
237g',.
2379.
phyros (c)
ugma, zeukto-
2384.
6, zoion
-' zoo (C)
liakos (c)
a, zene (G)
e (u,
2385.
zzogeton
2380.
23U1.
2382.'
2383.
TIIE DAITK SIDE, TI]I]
(G)
WEST
JOINED
.
zephyr
LIFE, ANIMAI.
zeugrrra, syzygy
protozoa (see zo-)
TIl.rI ANIMAL KINGDOM
zoo, zoology
A CIITCLE
zodiac
OIT ANIMALS
CIRDLE
zone, horizon
].BAST, L,EAVEN
A GENTIS OfT LDAII IIOPPERS
enzJrme
(SOUTII AMEIiICAN)
(lfhis is the last word
wornb
Zyzz<>geton (meaning
ttzigzag neighborsrr
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