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ITOOT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. n 9. 10. 11. t2. 13. 14. 15. 16. It. 18, 19. 20. 2L" 22. 23. 24. 25, za. 27. 28. 29, 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. abdi a'bho abo abst absu acc accl accl accgpt- acer r- ace acou (c) acu- t- CIjECK THE GROWTH OF', DESTROY abolition (see al-.) MEANING DEI\ry, DISOWN BE AVERSE TO, SI{UDDER AT BEING AWAY FROM SELF RESTRAINT OUT OF TUNE WITH FALL TO, HAPPEN CTJT INTO RECEIVE, TAKE TO SHARP, VEHEMENT BITTER HEAR SHARPEN UNTAMED GIVE ASSENT TO BITOTFIER GLAND SOFT , CLING TO AN AI'PROACH, ACCESS TO ATTEND UPON TO POLLUTE, DEFILF ARRIVAL THE SI]IELD OF JUPITER AEOLUS (GOD OF THE WINDS) AIR BRONZE, COPPER, MONEY AGE TO DO SOMETHING TO SOMEONE SET IN MOTION IIEAP, PILE FIELD ABLE TO MOVE QUICKLY STIR UP MARCHING COLUMN DI:lItlVA'l'IVIJS (Unless otiGrr4rise *arked, they' are of Latin source.) abdicate (see dic-.) abhorrent (see horre-. ) absent (see -ent-) abstinence (see tene-. ) absurd (see surd-. ) accident (see cad-.) incieion (sce caed- " ) accept (see cap-.) acrimonious (see acu-. ) acerbity (see acu-. ) acoustics acute, acumen adamant (see damau) addict (see dic-. ) Philadetphia adenoid adiposity adhere, adhesion (see haere-) adit (see -i-.) administer (see ministra-)' adultery (see alter) advent (see veni-. ) egis Aeolian, Eolian aeroplane aes ttaet., rr or rlaetatett on gravestones. a-ffect (see fac-. ) agent, action exaggerate (see ad & ger-) agriculture agility (see ag-.) agitate (see ag-.) agminate (see ag-.) ad addi adel aditu adm adul aegis aeolu aGr aes aetas affic 7E'' agge ager, agili agitri ra-, administrat- - (c) addict- (c) (c) adip- , adhes- a-, adulterat- s, advent- see egis) : aeol- gr- asil- agitat- agmin- agme
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ITOOT
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t2.13.
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abdi
a'bho
abo
abst
absu
acc
accl
accl accgpt-
acer r-ace
acou (c)
acu- t-
CIjECK THE GROWTH OF', DESTROY abolition (see al-.)
MEANING
DEI\ry, DISOWN
BE AVERSE TO, SI{UDDER AT
BEING AWAY FROM
SELF RESTRAINT
OUT OF TUNE WITH
FALL TO, HAPPEN
CTJT INTO
RECEIVE, TAKE TO
SHARP, VEHEMENT
BITTER
HEAR
SHARPEN
UNTAMED
GIVE ASSENT TO
BITOTFIER
GLAND
SOFT ,
CLING TO
AN AI'PROACH, ACCESS
TO ATTEND UPON
TO POLLUTE, DEFILF
ARRIVAL
THE SI]IELD OF JUPITER
AEOLUS (GOD OF THE WINDS)
AIR
BRONZE, COPPER, MONEY
AGE
TO DO SOMETHING TO SOMEONE
SET IN MOTION
IIEAP, PILE
FIELD
ABLE TO MOVE QUICKLY
STIR UP
MARCHING COLUMN
DI:lItlVA'l'IVIJS(Unless otiGrr4rise *arked, they'are of Latin source.)
abdicate (see dic-.)abhorrent (see horre-. )
absent (see -ent-)
abstinence (see tene-. )
absurd (see surd-. )
accident (see cad-.)incieion (sce caed- " )
accept (see cap-.)
acrimonious (see acu-. )
acerbity (see acu-. )
acoustics
acute, acumen
adamant (see damau)
addict (see dic-. )
Philadetphia
adenoid
adiposity
adhere, adhesion (seehaere-)
adit (see -i-.)administer (see ministra-)'adultery (see alter)advent (see veni-. )
egis
Aeolian, Eolian
aeroplane
aes
ttaet., rr or rlaetatett ongravestones.
a-ffect (see fac-. )
agent, action
exaggerate (see ad & ger-)
agriculture
agility (see ag-.)
agitate (see ag-.)
agminate (see ag-.)
ad
addi
adel
aditu
adm
adul
aegis
aeolu
aGr
aes
aetas
affic
7E''agge
ager,
agiliagitri
ra-, administrat-
- (c)
addict-(c)
(c)
adip-
, adhes-
a-, adulterat-
s, advent-
see egis) :
aeol-
gr-asil-agitat-
agmin-agme
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Itoo1' MI1:N NIN(; l)r,itilvn 'I'tvt,;ti
74.
?5. an
?6.
ap apric-
is
lus, angul-
bt-
la-, anhela'|.-
a
advert-, animadverg-
I
us, anlm-
lis, annal-
s, ann-
rior- (c)
- (c)
ipa-, anticipat-
us, antiqu-
m, antr-
an-
i-, apert
ap-
apic-
-, aPt-
l-, appuls-
Ia-, appellat-
, aquil-
r-arat-
SNAKE
AN ANGLE, A COITNER
NARROW
BREATHE WITTI DIFFICULTY
LIFE, BREATTI
TUITN TTIE MIND :TO, NOTICE
ANIMAL
MIND, COUITAGE
REI,AfiNG TO TIIE YEAIT
YEAIT
GOOSE
FORMER,. TOWARD THE FRONT
FLOWER
MAN, HUMAN
TAKE BEFORE
ANCIENT
CAVE
THE POSTERIORS, THEFUNDAMENT
OLD WOMAN, MATRON
OPEN
BEE
TIIE CREST
GODDESS OF LOVE AND BEAUTY
ATTAIN, FIT
DRffE TO or TOWARD
CALL BY NAME
A ?ASSIONATE LONGiNC T'ON
LYING OPEN, WARM
WATER
EAGLE
ALTAR
PLOW
GREEK GIRL-SPINNER CIIANGEDTO SPIDER
THINK, JUDGE
TREE
angur.ne
angular (see ange-)
anguish, angustifoliate(see ange-)
anhelation, exhalation(see hala-)
animate
animadversion (see vert-)animal (see anima-)
animosity (see anima-)
annals, (see ann-)
annual, biennial
anserlformes
anterior (see ante)
anthology
anthropology
anticipate (see, ante & cap-)
antique (see ante)
antrum
anal
anile
aperture
apiary
apex
aphrodisiac'
aptitude
repulse (see pell-)
appellation (see pella-)
appetite (see pet-)
apricot (see coque-)
aquatic, aqueduct
aquiLine
altar, ARA (Constellation) "
arable
arachnid, arachnitis
arbitration
arboreal (see herba)
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
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90.
91.
92,
93.
94.
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96.
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r00.
101.
102,
103.
104.
105.
106.
a
an
an
a
aqu
aqu
ara
ara
Ar (c)
-, arbitrat-108. arb
aude audac-
audit -
ablat-
auct-
audi
aufe
auge
augu
augu
aura
aure aure-
aurig-aurl
aurls aur-
auro (G), aurum
, auspic-
austr-autu s, autumn-
BI,ACK
AIIT
MINUTE PARTICLE
ENTRANCE ROOM
CRUEL
DIRECT TIIE MIND TO
WEAKEN, MAKE THIN
COME IN CONTACT WITIITHUNDER ATCITEATOIT, MAKBIT
PEITSUASION
DAITE
IIEAR
I]EAR OFF, TAKE AWAY
INCREASE
SOOTIISAYER, SEER
MAJESTIC, VENERABLE
AIR
GOLDEN
CHARIOTEER, A CONSTELLATION
EAR
GOLD
AUGURY FROM FLIGHT OF BIRDS
SOUTH WIND
PERIOD OF FRUITFULNESS
SELF
JIELP, AID
GTTEED, EACEITNESS }'OtTI'OSSDSSIONS
WISII, DESIITE EAII,NIJSTLY
TO BE WELL, TO FAITE WELL,HAILOF HELL, A PLACE OF NO BIRDS
BIRD
GRANDPARENT
AXLE OF'A WHEEL
I2ElUV4ff/ESas;tcrisk, astron:rut,catasteri srn
atrous
atmosphe.re
atom(seea&tomos)atrium
atrocious
attentive (see ad & tend-)
attenuate (see ad & tenuis)
attack (see ad & tang-)
astonislt (see ad & tona-)
author (see auge-)
authority (see auge-)
audacious
audible, audition
ablative
augment, auction
augury, (see avis)
Augustus, august (seeauge -)
aura
aureate
Auriga
aural
Aurora, aurate
auspicious (see avis &spec-)
Australia
autumn
automobile, automation
auxiliary (see auge-)
avarice
avid
Ave Maria
avernal
aviary
aval
axis
astr- ic ust.o,r) tr*145.
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l6e .
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L7I ,
t72,
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17 4.
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176.
r77 ,
1?8 .
atr -
atm
ato
atriatr
atte
atte
attin
atto
au
auste
auto-
auxil:
avaru
ave -,
ave -
avern
avis
avusI
axis
(c)
(c)
atroc -
, attent-
-, attenuat-
attact -
attonit-
as, auctoritat-
G)
, auxili-
avar-, avarit-
id-
, avern-
axon)
(L)
1I
2r5.
2L6.
217.
2t8.2r9.
220.
221.
222.
223.
224.
225.
226.
227.
b
b
b
b
U."rrl(c)
- (c)(c)
tus, brut-in (c)
a, bull*
r-, (b)ust-
m (G boutyron)
- (G)
, cacumin-
ceus, caduce-
MEANING
SHORT
A BAD SMELL
TI{ROAT
THUNDER
THE WINTER SOLSTICE(Shortest day in the year)
SENSELESS
TO SWELL UP
A KNOB, A SEAL
BURN
BUTTEIT
DEFORMED, DISEASED
PEAK, TOP
THE STAFF OF MERCURY
FALL
DERIVATIVES
brevitybromoacetone (poison gas)
bronchitis
brontosaurus
brumal
brute, brutal, Brutus
embryo
A Papal Bull, a billcombustion, burn (see ur-)butter (see lros & tyros)
cacophony
cacuminal
Caduceus (Symbol U.S.Medical Corps)
cadence, occasi.on,accident
cecity (see cecus)
Caesarian, incision,suicide
recent
calamity (see -colum)
Calculus q
calories
calendar
calisthenics (see sthenos)
calumny
eucallpfus, Apocalypse
recalcitrant, inculcate
carnera
campus
cantor, incantation
candidate, incandescent(see -cend-)
canine
candidate,, chant (seecande-)
capturer reception
b
b
b
(
b
c
c
c
228. c , (-cid-) , cas- (-cis -)
229.
230.
23r.
232.
233.
234.
2s5.
236.
237.
238.
239.
240.
24r.
242.
243.
244.
245.
246.
247.
BLIND
caes-, (-cis-) CUr
c
c
c
um, cael- (see celum)
- (c) (see kainos)
mitas, calamitat-
la
nd- (see Kalendae)
(G) (see kalos)
mnia, calumni-
in (G)
, calc-
ra, carrler-
s, camp-
cant -
-, (see -cend-)
( -cip-),-)
NEW
DISASTER
PEBBLE (for counting)
BE HOT
TI{E FIRST OF THE MONTH
BEAUTIFUL
TRICKERY
VEIL, CONCEAL
HEEL
CI{AMBER, ROOM
FIELD, GRASSY PLAIN
SING
GLOW, BE WHITE
DOC
HOAIIY, WHITE
SEIZE, TAKE
ca
ca
ca
.c
c
c
c
c
c
(
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ROOT
284.
285.
286.
287.
288.
289.
290.
29L.
292,
293.
294.
29s.
296.
297.
298.
299.
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301.
302.
303.
304.
305.
306.
307.
308.
309.
310.
311.
3t2.
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314.
315.
3r6.
317.
3rB.
ce
ce
ce
ce - (G keramos)
(G kerato.)
- (c)
-, cens-
(G)
m, cent-
, cen- (caen-)
lo- (c)
cer-
-, {ret-', certat-
cert -
cter (G)
(c)(c)
ia (C)
- (c)
- (c)
(c)
io- (c)
MEANING
CIIIPS OF MARI]T,E
SLEEPING CI]AMI]EItDINNEI],
SET FIRE TO
EMPTY
JUDGE
MIDDLE
HUNDRED
}-ILTIIOF. TTIE IIEAD
wAx
POTTER'S CLAY
HORN
BRAIN
CERES (Harvest Goddess)
SIFT, BEHOLD
STITUGGLE, DEBATE
DEFINITE
SKY BLUE
NECK
OTIIEIT, REST
MARK
GULF, VOID
GRACE, LOVE
A MINGLING
HAND
YELLOW, I.IGHT GREEN
BILE
GRAIN, CAIITII,AGE
STITING
DANCE
ANOINT
COLOR
TIME
FOOD
DERIVATIVES
cement (see caed-)
cemetery (G koimet-)
cenacle
incense, incendiary(see cande-)
cenotaph (G keno-)
censure, censor, census
cenier (G kentros)
per cent, century
obscene
encephalitis
ceratose, kerosene(see keros)
ceramic
rhinoceros
cerebral
cereal
discern, secrete
concert
certain
cerulean (see caelum)
cervical (see cerebrum)
et cetera
character
chaos, chasm
charity
chemistry
chiropractor, chirurgia,surgery
chloroform, chtrorine
choler, cholera
h;rpochondriac
harpsichord, chorcl
chorus
Christ
chrome (see chr:iein)
chronological,chronometer
cibarious
ce rum, cerebr-
Ce
-ce
cer
cer
ce
cer , cervlc-
cet , ceter-
cha
ch
cha
che
cnr
chl
cho
clt
cho
chri
(c)
(c)
chr a-, chromat-
chro
cibu
s {G)
(c)
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rtcx)'f
355.
356.
357 .
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359.
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361 .
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365.
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37 4.
375.
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379.
380.
3Bl.
3U2.
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384.
3B5.
386.
38?.
3BB.
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390.
c
c
c
c
c
lmn:r, column-
a (C koma)
s, comit-
etes, conrct - (G korne)
ma ((i komr"na-glt q!munls, conlmun-
muta-, conrntutat-
os (C kr.rnr<,rs)
rplect-, comlllex-
prehend-, cr>nrlrrchcns -
-, conat-
ha, conch-
ilium, concili-
-, condit-
s, con- (G konos)
ensus, consclls -
ilium, consili
I -, consu It -
titu-, constitut-
ra (also a prefix)
umelia, contumeli -
ubium, connul>i-
a, copt-
ein (G koptein)
e-, coct-
cord -
u
a, (:oI'oll-
s, c()r'l)or-
m, cori -
c sca-, c()ruscat-
o.s ((l koslnos)
, cost-
ium. (G kranion)
'N.1_rt,]1NrNli
I'I I,I,N IT
t,tt'f IIn ItcY
COIVIT'ANION, I'N ITTNE IT
!,ONG _ IIAIITI'I)
N I)OINT
CO]\,IMON
I.]XCIIANGIJ
A MLISICIn L l,'l:lS'l'tVl'I'\'
n t\f Btin cItGITASP
TRY, ATTEMI)]'
SIIELL
MI']ITING
F'OUND, ESTABI,ISII
CONE
AGIlEEl\IENT
I'L,N N.TO DEt,IBI'ITNT'E
DECIDtr, ESTAI]L,ISJII
N GAINST
I}I,N ME
MAItItIAGIl
AIsUNDANCE
CI.IT
COOK
I IF]AIT'f
IIOITN
\\,lil,ln'l'l I
I}OD\:
l,En 1'l lI:llt, COVI'l lil N(i
}i,'I,ASiI
()ll.l)|llt, llnltNl(-)NY, liYli't'laNI
IT III
illiln 1)
'f()t\,Iorul.ow
l'()Wtrllt, NlIt I'vll,ll;lli ( )1.'
t)t.:rit vn 't'tv t.;s
c:olurnrr
c()Ina, <)orrr:rtosc,<: t: rr t r-'t r: r'y
conr racje, concomitant
conr e1
comma
comnrunity (sce muni-)
cotrr rnut:rtion (sce mrrta-)
r:ornt:tly (scc aitlr:in)
<:<-lnrplt:xion
cotttPt'cltetrtl (Sce prc-hr:rrrl -)
conative
conch ,.
council
condition (sec <:cln & da-)
conifer, cone
consensus (see con &
senti- )
counsel
consu.l, consult
constitution (see statu-)
pro & con (tra), contrary
conturnely
connullial
copious
s)mcope
concoction, bisquit
corrlial
,:<lt'ttrtt:olri:t
coron il, r:tlt'ottltl ion
<:or'grrlr';rt iorr, cor'1lot';rI
cr)r-te:x, c:trirass
coruScarte
cos rrr rrpo li tu n
<:os t lr I
cr':r nirr trr
procrastinlrtc
rletno<:r:rt, lrlutocrat
c
c
co
co
co
cr
cr-c t (G krates)
L7
Il-AOT.lz t .
428:.
429.
430.
431.
432.
433.
434.
4 35.
436 "
437.
438.
439.
440.
441.
442,
443,
444,
445.
446.
447.
448.
449.
450.
451.
452.
453.
454.
4 55.
4 56.
457.
458.
459.
460.
461.
462.
cy
cy
cy
da
rla(C
da
da
da
de
.l
- (G kyklo-)
er (G kylindros)
a (G kymbe)
us (G kynor;)
ssus (G kyparissos)
(G kystis)
-di-), dat- (-dit-)
Io-, dactyl-ktylos)
on (G daimon)
(c)
-, damnat-
(see deus)
, decan-
debit-
, debil-(G deka)
d , decor-
uqANINGCIITCLE
WIIEEL
LloA'f
OF A DOG
AN EVERGREEN TREE
LIKE THE BT"ADDER
GIVE
FINGER
A SI'tIiITTAME, SOTTEN
CONDEMN
CIIIEF OF TEN MEN
owEWEAK
TEN
TO BE FITTING
TEN
ORNAMENT
DISCHARGE ONE'S OUTTNS
DESTROY
PLEASING TO TI{E SENSES
TAKE AWAY
LEADER OF PEOPLE
MAD
HALF
PEOPLE
TITEE
TOOTII
THICK
SKIN
ABANDON
CLEAR THE TABLE
DESIRE, MISS
DESPAIR
DI'TI.IVATIVES
cyc:le, bicycle
cylinder
cymbal
cynical, cyi'ric
cypress
cyst
editor, data, addenda
dactylic, date (the fruit)
<lolnt)tt
acl:rnrarrt, clinrnond
damnable, damage
dean
debenture, debt, debit
debiliteted
Decalogue
decent
December
decoration, decorous
defunct (see fung-)
delete (see -lin-)clelicious (see licet) 4
redemption (see -em-)
demagogue (see ag-)
demented
<lemigod
democracy (see -crat)
rhododendron
rlental
dense, condense
hypodermic
d6sert, des6rted (seede & ser-)dess6rt (des6rt), (seedis & servi -)
desideratum
desperate (see spera-)
de
de
de
de
def
de
de
de
de
de
de
de
de
del -, delicat -
-de , -dempt-
gogos (c)
ns, dement-
-, defunct-
delet -
(L dimidius)(see daemon)
(c)
(c)
dent -
s, dens-
o-, derm- (C)
-, desert-
rvi-, dessert-
era-, desiderat-
ra-, desperat-
den
der
des
des
de
19
des
504. don
505. dor
506. dor
507. dot
508. dra
509. dr
510. d
511. dru
512. du
513. duc
- {G drakon)
501. d
502. d
503. d
5r4, du
515. du
516. du
t!oql499. d
500. dol
doxa- (G)
dolor-domit-
-, dominat-
s, dorn-
, donat-
i-, dormit-m, dors-
dor- (G)
(G)
ein (G)
druid-
-, dubitat-
duct -
, dulc-
du-
(c)
(c)
(c)
(G)
ebor-
, ebr-
G)
(G)
(G)
e
s-edi-
ed (G) also hedra
ur4ry-uc.SEEI\{, APPEAII
CII,IEVE
TAME
ACT AS MASTEIT, LOITD OVE]T
IIOUSE, }IOME
GIVE, PRESENT
SLEEP
BACK
GIITT
DITAGON
DO, ACT
RUN
MAGICIAN
DOUBT
LBAD
SWEET
TWO
DOUBLE
IIAITD
TWO
BNTEIT
POWER
HARD, DIFFICULT
A HAITD, BLACK WOOD
IVORY
INCLINED TO DRINK, TIPSY
SOUND
IIOUSE, DOMESTIC RELATIONS
O{JTSIDE, EXTEITNAL
A CUTTING OUT
EAT
IIOUSE
A IiOMAN MAGIS'TIIATE
CIIAIR, SEAT
WANT, NEED
THE SHIELD OF JUPITERr
uHIIvAIIvnsdoxology
dolorous
indomitable
dor3rinate (see dorna-)
domicile
donation
dormitorydorsal, endclrsc, dossier
Theodore, Dorothy
dragon
drama, drastic
dromedary, hippodrome
druids ,,
indubitable
conductor, duct
dulcct
dual, duel, duet
duplicate (see -plica-)
durable
dyaster, dyad, dyarchY
ecdysis, eedysiast
d;rnamic, dynamite
dysentery
ebony
ivoryinebriated
echo
economy
ectoplasm
appendectomy (see ek &tome-)
edible
edifice, edify
edite
cathedral, Ex Cathedra
egence, indigent
egis
egocentric
51?. dur
518. dy
519. dy
520. dyn
52r. dys
522. ebo
523. ebu
524, ebr
525.
526,
527.
528.
529.
530.
53r.
532.
533.
534.
535.
eco
ect
€gt
ed-
ede
edi
e99
also G)
2L
ROOT
572.
573.
574.
575.
576.
577 .
578.
5?9.
580.
581 .
582.
583.
584.
58 5.
586.
58?.
588.
589.
590.
59r.
592.
593.
594.
595.
596.
597.
598.
599.
600.
601.
602.
603.
604.
605.
606.
607.
e
e
e
e
e
I
f
f
f
I
t
fffa
(G)
m, ev- (aevum)
fc€-, exercit-
Euus, exrgu-
ctora-, expectorat-
i-, expedit-
ri-, expert-
, exstirpat-
mus, extrem-
fat -;ica-, fabricat-
la, fabul-
, fact-, (-fic-, -fect-)es, faci-
lis, facil-
, fals-a, fam-
es, fam-
ilia, famiLi-f m, fan-
MI'ANING
WE I,I-
LIFE, AGE
T}I,AIN
SCANTY
DRIVE FROM TIIE BREAST
LOOSEN
TITY
TTOOT OUT
OUT OF T}IE OITDINAIIY
AT THE UTMOST POINT
SPEAK
TO MAKE, INVENT
A STORY
MAKE
FACE
EASY
DECEIVE
RUMOR
TIUNGER
GITOUP
SI.IRINE
GRAIN
STUFF
LOATHING
EXHAUST, TIRE
A PROPHETIC DECLARATION
STUPID
.]AWS, NARII,OW PNSSES
TO BE FAVORA]]LE
FEVER
DREGS, EXCREMENT
FRUITFUL
LEAGUE
HAPPY
WOMAN
WARD OFF
DITITIVATIVES
eugcnic, eulogy
medieval, primeval
exercise (see arce-)exiguous, exigencies(see ag-)
expectorate (see pectus)
expedite (see pes)
experience, expert(see par-)
extirpatc (see stirps)strarlge, extraneous
extreme
infant, fable
fabricate ,'
fable (see fa-)factory, efficient, perfect
facial, superficial (seefac-)
faciiity, facuity (see fac-)
falsify, default
fame, famous
famine
family
fanatic
farina
farce, farcicalfastidious
indefatigable, fatigue
fate (see fa-)
fatuous (see fa-)faucet, suffocate
favor
febriiefeces
fecundity
federation
felicityfemale, feminine
fender, defense
fa
dium, fastidi-a-, fatigat-fa
IA , fat-I
f , fauc-
fa
T
I
fe , fecund-
, feder-
, felic-na, femin- (fela-suckle)
s, fatu-
fel
z5
!!9lI646.
647 .
648.
649.
6 50.
651.
652.
653.
654.
6 55.
656.
657.
658.
659.
660.
661 .
662.
663.
664.
665.
666.
667 .
668.
669.
6 70.
671 .
672.
673.
674.
t)/).t) /t).
677 .
6?8.
6?9.
680.
681 .
082.
f
fo
fo
fol , foli-font -
for at -
for -
a-, forma.t-
ica
ida-, formidat-
us, form-
x, fornac-
fort -
s, fort-
, fot-
-, fragrat-
, fract-r, fratr-, fraud-
-, fremit--, frenat-
ens, frequent-
m
-, fricat-, frict-
lus, frivol-
, frond-
, front-fru ct -
lis, frugal-
entunr, f rument-
ra-, frttstrat-fugit -
-, fuls-
, ftr lig-s, fulv-s,,fum--, fus-
a-, funclat-
I\4I'ANING
LEAIT
SOUIICE, SI'IIING
BORE
OUTSIDE
SI1APE
ANT
DREAD, FEAR
IIOT
OVEN
CIIANCtr, I"OT
IIIIAVE, STRONG
COUITT.
CI{ERISH, KEEI' WARM
EMIT A SMELL
BREAK
BROTFIER
CIIEATING, DECEiT
ROAR
BRIDLE, CTIECK
CROWDED, FREQUENT
STRAIT
I],UB
BE COLD
OF I-ITTLE I]VIPOIITANCE,
T,i'AFY BRANCI{
BROW
ENJOY
TIT FOIT FOOD
GITAIN
MAKE VOII), DECIIIVD
rLIiDG LEAM
SOOT
TAWNY, YELLOW
SMOKE
POUIT
I,AY TIIE BOTTOM OF
Ij4,!Jy4IIy!sfoliage
fountain, font
perforate
forest (woods outsicle ofcommon use)
formation, formula
forrnicate
formidable
forceps (see cap-)
furnace
f ortrrnc
fortitutlc, conrfort
forum (see foris) ,,
fovent, foment
fragrant
frangible, fracture
fraternal, fratricide
fraud, fraudulent
fremescent
frenate, refrain
frequent
fretum
frication, friction q
frigidfrivolous
frond
front, frontage
fruition
frugal (see fru-)frumentaceous (see fru-)
f rustr:rtc
fugitivc, ftrguc
refulgerrt, fulminate
fuliginous
fulvescent
fumigate
fusion, funnel
fu ndamental, fou ndation
EMPTY
fu
fu
fu
fu
fu
fu
25
It
722.
723.
724.
725.
726,
727.
728.
729.
730.
731 .
732.
733.
734.
735.
I
l:1.'
l''''i
l,'i'1,,,
i':t,.
l,.
I'I
I
l.
/Jb.
7:t7 .
738.
739.
740,
tlt.
7 42.
743.
7 44.
I +J.
746.
tn I .
748.
749.
7 50.
7l:1, f:y
? 52.
753.
tcq-
755.
756.
720
721
ha
ha
ha
tus,
vis,
B&-,
SSU S,
globus, glob-
glomcra.., glotr-rcr;rt-
loria-, gloriat-lossa ((;)
Iuten
lykys
lvph-
thos
ia (C;)
- tG)
orgos (G)
cilis, gracil-ad-, (-gred-),
ramm- (C;)
alrlcn, gramin-
n<lis, grirn -
num, gran-
V{:Atll(;I]A I,I-C I,tIS'IIr IirtoAsj.I.
't'( )N(; Ut.l
(;t,(Jt,l
.swli tt 1'
l;lN(;ttAvli.IN W
tiN()wr,liJ)Cll
nNGt,lJ, coltNlirrS]]IJ ]).I'EITII,IBLE
SI-ENDNIT
WAI,I(, STI'I)
SOMIJ TI IING WITIT']'E N
GiTAIN
c;tt1inT, Lnrt(;D(;IiAIN
WITI'I"TIJN
P I,IJN SIN(I
II]'AVY, SI'VEItI'IIEIiD, GATIIEIT
1'II{CK
]tIJSII
S'IEtrIT, PII-OT
TIIITOA 1'
WI II}T I,I)OOI,
1'n ii't'J,j
A l)ti()t,TIIIIOAT
Nr\l(f,ll), ttnt{tiw( )[4n N
cili('t,t,jltnvt,l, tt()t,l), Bl.l ti,J n (,(
SI,llZIt, 'rn t.itrl
ll nliA't'lt l,l
lttt rt_iy]-\:lryliil
globular, globe
c r.rrr g Iorn erationglory
glosslrry, grolvglot
glutcnlrtr_,, glrrc.
glucosc, nitroglvcerineliieri_rgi;'pliics
J_t r'<_r14n:rilrorr s
1rrogrr <.rs Ii<,al.t:
polyylolr, rlitr(orrirlgonorr:hea
gorgol.l
graccful ,,
glacle, transgressgrarrrrnatical
g t.lrrn i' ;rifc rou s (frorngra-grow)
grand, ..r14l.4r' andize
grarrrr Iar-
gr:r1;hic, telegraph
gratitude, grace
gravity
grcgar-ious, colrgregationgt'oss
incongrrious (see ru_)gubcrnatorial, gt,vernorguilct
g,orge, rc11rr rgitate
/jrrsl.irtor'.y, 1| r r;to
11ttl-l.lr Jrcr'<:lrlr, 11tr [.tt,r
gtrttrrr-al
11Ytrtttasitr rrr, Jtvlrrnilljl.
1q.\'rIt.r:tIIoy'1,, rrr ir;o11.1.rr ilrli
I1y r'()Jicol)o
Ir;rvc, lralrii.
<lir.r'esis
jrrlrllr:, lr:rlitosiis
((; )
(G)
((;)
(G)
gral -
[lrav-gregat -
gross -
-gress -
erna-, gubernat-
o
0-,
grr rg it -
gu sl.lrt -
no (r;1
(r;;
t:y , gvro- ((',)
e-,.h:resit
in (c)
, halat
- (see lrcrc-)
27
)Nl)l't't( )N
807.
BOB.
809.
810 "
811.
812.
813 "
814.
B 15.
B 16.
817.
8lB.
Bi9.'
820.
Bzt "
B2Z.
823 -
824. i
825. i
82$. i
827. i828. , i
829. i
r)os, ll()nrL,- (r;1
ritora-, lr<;norat-
a, Itor-
r"os ((;)
rl'c -
rta-, hortat-
tus, hort-pes, hospit-
tis, host-
Inanus, ltuntlrrt-
midus, hurnid-
milis, htrnril-
US,
bris,
grela
en
tera ((;)
-;+-
ros (C;)
hys (G)
(G cikon)
us, ict-in ((;)
rs, irlio-
I r(] -
is, i11r-
hum-
hybrid- (G)
hydro-, hydat- (G)
(c-i)
(c)
(G)
MI.]N NIN(;
I\1N N
ONI' AND 1'IIIi SN NlI.]
Ir()N()tt
r IottttLIMI'1"
'r()rrNl)ArtYBlits'l't,Ij, st tin)i)litt A'f(l ltcll, INCI'I'rrl
GAII,DEN
IIOST, GlJEST
trlNtl l\{Y
otr n [,14N
]\IOIST, I)AI\{I'LOW
SOIL, GI1OUND
VIOLATION, OTJTITAG]'
WATI'IT
IINAI,TiI
SIflN, N'IIJMIllthNE
SONG OIT I)IiAISE
SLDI'P
WOMI]
(;o
I'IIYSICIAN
FISI]
J NitA(;1,t, t.tKItNI,;st;
I l t,owSIJ L;, I'T(;'I'IJ Ii I.:
.I'III;; SNNIU
()Nl,;rl; ()\vN, l,li{ )l'l:ti, I'tj(:lrll"t't', sl I t'l'n | | | ,t,l
t'ili l,t
N( )'l' 'l'( ) IiN( )\v
'l'ilt,1 lt()t,nl ()/\li(;lt()tN, L()tNS
I ,I IiI.] N IiSS
wlrn ti
|)t'; ttIvn't'tvt;tl;lnn,llrn, lrotrril:i11..
Ironr t:opitl.l r v, ltonloioll()rl s
Irr)nol-, ltottc l; t
Itclrr I'
lrorizorr
Irrlrt'err<l<tus, lrorrirJ
Irortmtrtr'\', exlror.tatir.lrr
horticuiture
hospitality
Irosl ilclrrnnirrr {r;t'c lrorrr,t)
Irrur-r itl
hurn[tlr.:, ]runrility (see .fIrtr lnu s)
hurnus
hybrid
hyclrophobia
ll.vflrclrc
hymen, IIymen (NlarrillgeCtxl)
hynr n
hypnr_rtic
Irys tc:r'cctorny, hysteric;11
transitirre, exitpcd iatricsicht.hyology, iclrtliyol
icort
ir:tur; (poctrr')
iclc'ir, itlcoloq.l'
irlurrl.ir:a1, il.r'rrr
ln It. irl.ior;1,rr<:r';r;.r'
i,lorrr.:r| (I\l;rllr. )
i"rrilt'
i.11ttt,t'lrtrtrc'
i 1t'x
r;acloiIiar:
irrr;u1r:
j rrrlrt:c: j Ic (s<.r,r l.rnt.:rr hrnr)
29
l!9qt863.
864.
865.
866.
867.
B68.
869.
870.
871.
872.
oa.).
874.
875.
B?6.
ofr.
B?8.
B?9.
BBO.
BB1"
882.
883.
884,
BB5.
886.
88?.
888.
B89.
890.
891 .
,lq ?
89 3.
894.
89 5.
89 6.
897.
898.
J
ju
ju
ju
ju
itincr--, iterat-jact- (-jic-, -ject-)
s , J aIIU €r, J rl-l -
nus, jejun-
s, joc-
-, juss-
la-, jubilat-
ndus, jucund-
x, judic-
-, jugat-
lum, jugul-
-, junct- (G zeul<to-)
-, juratljur-
-, jut-nis, juven-, jun-
(prefix)
(G) (see cain*)
in (G)
s (G)
to- (G) (see ceras)
(G) (see cera)
in (G)
(C) (scc lnnrbancirr)
laps -
m, labi-, Iabr-
ra-, laborat-
ys .(G)
, lact -
.K ndae (see Catend-)
ryLti4I$I_qIt()tJ't'll, .l ()tJItNItY
ITIlI'EAT
TI{IIOW, TIIJITL
t,IE PROSTRATE
DOOR, TWO-FACDD GOD
IiUNGITY, BAITITEN
JEST
GOD OF THE SKY
ORDER
SIIOUT FOII JOY
I'LIIASANT
JUDGE
JOIN, CONNEC1I
COI-I.AR-BONE
JOIN
QUEEN OF TIIE GODS
SWEAR
RIGIIT, LAW
AID, HELP
YOUNG
NEXT TO
TO BURN
NEW
CALL
BEAUTIFUL
I{OilN
WAX
RENI), I,EAN
'llAl(lrl
GLIDII, SLII)
LIP
wolil(I]OUtsLE AX
MILK
TEAR, }IEND
1?l:.ftI-YAILYllxitincr:ary (sec -i-)reitcrateproject, conjccture
adjacent
January
jejune
joke
jovialjussive
jubilatiort
jucurrtlity
judicial (see jus)
conjugal, conjugate(see jung-)
jugular vein
juncture, conjunction
June
perjury (see jus)
justice, jurist, injury(see jung-)
adjutant
juvenile, junior
juxtaposition q
cauterize, caustic
pleistocen
paraclete
kaleidoscope, calisthenics
rhinoceros
kerosene
clinrax, clinicsyllairk:
Ilrpsq, labcfactitxr .-
labial
labor, Iaboratory
laby'rinth
Iacteal
laceration
Ju
ju
Jt"
ju
ju
ju
ju
Jq
ka
ka
ka
ke
ke
kl
lul
la
t^
la
I
l-
I a-, lacerat-
JI
119_(lT
936.
93?.
938.
o ?rl
940.
941 .
942.
943.
AAA
945 "
946 "
947 .
948.
949.
I50.
951.
oq9
I53.
I54.
I55.
I56.
957"
I58.
959.
I60.961.
"
962 "
963.
964.
965.,966.
967.
968.
969.
I ?0.
9?1. -
972.
, libera-, liberat-
libr -
ti Libidin-
, libr -
-, librat-licit -
, ligat-
bus,
€D,
€S,
lign-
limb -
Limin-
lirnit -(c)
lim--, -lit-a, line -
a, Li.ngu-
u-, lict-- (c)
Lif-
- (c)
YJiAry:NC;SCALE, FLAKE
SCA LY
A SEIZING
SMALL, TIIIN
FORGETF'ULNESS
DEATI{
WIIITE
[,IGI{TEN, LITIT, ITAISE
L[GIITLEFT (not right)
LAW
POUR, TASTE
FREE
BOOK, B.A.RK O}'A TREE
IT PLEASES
LUST, PLEASUITB
POUND, MEASURE OF WEIGi-IT
POISE, BALANCE
IT iS PEITMITTED
BiND
WOOD, TREE
BORDER, EDGE
THRESFIOLD
CROSS-PATTT
MARSTI
MUD
SMEAR, BLOT
LINEN TIIREAD
TONGIJE
LEA\TII, ABANDON
LEAVE, BE L,ACKING, FAT
TO BE LIQUID, FLOW
FURROW, TRACK
PRAY
LAWSUIT
STONE
Li'TTEIt
Dt'IIIVN 'I'IVI:JS
Iepidoptera (see pteron)
leprosy
cpilepsy (see lambanein)
lc1:todcrnt ou s
lethargy, Lethe
lethal
leukemia
elevator, levee
Levity (scc lcva -)
levoduction
legal
libation
liberty, liberate
tibrary, Li.bet
ad lib (As it pleases)
tibido, li.l..,idinous (seelibet)
Ib", Libra (a Constellation)
libration (see libra)
license, illicitligarnent, liable, lien
ligneous, Iignum vitae
Limbo
preliminary
limitlimnology
lime, slime
obliterate
linen, line
language, bilingual
re l'inqui.sh, derelict
ellipsis, lipoma
Iiquid, liquefy
deliriumlitany
litigation
lithograph
literature, literal (seetin-)
do-
os (G)
y (c)
- (c)
(G)
m, let-(G)
-, lcvat-
s, lev-
s, levo-
leg-
- r Libat -
1i
I
rr
L,
t
ra, litter -
33
ROOII
1009.
1010 "
101 1.
1012.
101 3.
1014 .
1015.
101 6.
101?.
1018 .
1019"
10 20.
1021 "
1022 "
ro23.
1424.
ta25.
1026.
la27 ,
1028.
r029.
r030"
1031 "
1032.
1033" "
1034.
1035.
1036"
1037. \
1038.
1039.
I 040.
1041.
1042.
1043.
1044.
afilrs.
or
llea-
lul rn ,
Ius,
lus
ma
na-, manat-
ntia, mancy- (G)
ancipa-, mancipat-
and-
nda-, mandat-
-, mans-
nia (G)
ifestus, rnanifest -
, maPP-
e, mar-
rgaric, margarit-
rgo, margin-
ritus, marit-
rmorr5, mart-rsupium, marsupi-
rtyr- (G)
, mar-
ica-, masticat-
MEANING
A WISE MAN
LARGER
IIAMMER
APPLE, I.-ItUI'I
BAD, iLLT}IE APPLE TREE
I]REAST
DITIP
DIVINATION, I'IiOPIII,ICY
SELL, PI.ACE IN BONDAGE
T'O C}TEW
ORDER, PUT IN ONEIS IIAND
REMAIN, STAY
MADNESS
[}AI.PABLE, SEIZI'D RY TITE I'IAND
IIAND
NAPKIN
SEA
AMMAL FAT, PEARi,
EDGE
HUSBAND, OF MARRiAGE
MAR,BLE
MARS (GOD OF" WAR)
POUCFI
WiTNESS
MASC{.'LINITY
clilEw
WI]IP
BREAST
MOTHER
STUFT, MATTEIT
I-IJAITNING
OF TTIE MORNiNG
A MARRIED WOMAN '
RIPE
JAWBONE
DEITIVATIVI'S
the Magi, magic
majority
malleable, rnallet
rnct lort
malefactor, malice
mast (see malum)
mammal
emanate
nccrornancy (see rlccros)
emancipation (see manus& cap-)
mandibles
rnandate (see manus) r
rernain, manor
maniac, manic
manifest (see manus)
manual, managerrnanicure, manure
map
marine
margarine, Margaret
margin
marital, marry q
marmoreal
martialmarsupial (kangaroo)
martyrmasculine
masticate
mastigate
mastodon
maternity, matrimony
matcrial
rnatlrernatics
matins, matutinal
matron
mature
maxillary
magos (G)
, nralleat-
mal-
mal*
tigo- (G)
to- (G)
ter, matr- (G
tcria, nratcri-
hema (G)
tinus, matin-
trona, matron-
turus, matur-
xilla, maxillo-
metro-)
35
lLqel1082.
1083.
108 4.
10u 5.
1086.
1087.
1088"
I 089.
1090.
1091.
109 2.
109 3.
1094.
109 5.
i096.
1097.
1098.
1099.
1 i00.
1101.
I 102.
1103"
1104. -
I 105.
1 106.
1 107.
I 108.
1109.,
i110.
,.tlr.
LLI?.
1113.
1 114.
r115"*'
1116.
, mensur-
larneln
lca
((;)
(c)
(G)
icro- (G)
igra-, migrat-iles, milit -ille, miliaimos (G)
inister, ministr-
lnor, mlnus
ira-, rnirat-
is-, (prefix)
isce-, mixt-lger
isere-, miserit-
Mr-ja]\rNC
MEASUITE
MOTIIEIT
IVIEASURE
I]OLLUTF
GITAIN, PAIITICLE
SMALL
MOVE
SOLDIER
TIIOUSAND, TIIOUSANDS
iMITATING FARCICALLY
THREATEN
SEITVANT
LESS
WONDER AT, I-OOK AT
WRONG, ILLMINGLE, MIX
WITEl'CIIEI)
}IAVE PITY
HATING, HATRED
MILD, MELLOW
TiEADBAND
SEND
A CONDiTION OF MEMORY
ABLE TO BE MOVED
REGUt.ATE
MEASURE, MANNEI1
MILL, MILI,STONE
MASS, BURDEN, STiIUCIIUIIE
TROUBLESOME
ST'RIVE TO ACCOMPLISFI
SOFT, EFFEMINATE
OF LEAD
MOVEMENT
REMIND, WAITN
A SUM OF MONEY
ltlillii4llyl1s,mensuration, nletre,immense
rrr ct ropoli.tarr
metronome, symrnetry
miasma
mica
microscope
emigrate
mititarymilc
nr'ime, nlirnic
menace
minister, adrninistration'(see minor)
minor, minus, minute
:rdmiration, mirage,mirrormisinformation (see m.inus)
mixture, miscegenation
miserable, rniser
commiserate (see miser)
misanthropist, misogynist
mitigate
miter, mitre
remit, rnission
amnesia, mnemonics
movable, mobile (seemove-)
moderate (see rnodus)
model, mood
molar
mole
molestation (see moles)
demolition .'
mollifymol;fodenum
mornentous (see move-)
admonition, . monument
money, mint
tso-
tis,tra-tt -,
, mis- (G)
mit-
miss -
-mnesia
ilis, mobil-
ra-, moderat-
s, mod-
Ia, rnol-
Ies" mol-
Lestus, molest-
li-, molit-llis, rnoll-
ne-, monit-
neta
o* (c)
entum, mornent-
37
R
tr521153
1 154
1155
I 156
1157
1 158
1159
mythos (c)
naris,.nar-narco- (C)
narra-, nar-at-nasc-, nat- (gnat-)
nasus, nas-
natio, nation-
natur-
naut-, nat-, na-'
navis, nav-
neanikos (G)
nebula-, nebul-
necessarius, necessari-
necros (G nekros)
necta-, nex-
ncctar
nefas
nega-, negat-
negotium,, negoti-
nemato- (G)
nemor-
neo- (C)
, nepot-
rtrus, nerv- (G neuro-)
sos (G)
euter, neutr-
icta-, nictita-idus, nid-
rger, nlgr-ihil, niI
imbus, nimb-
te-, nix-itron (G)
MI'ANING
Ii]AI]L,F], TN I,i(, WOITI)
NOSTINIL
NUMBNESS
TELLI]E BOIT.N
NOSE
II,ACE, ONE BtrING BCXTN
TITE QUALITY OF TIIAT WIIICIIIIAS E}EEN I]OIIN
SWIM, F'LOAT, SAIL
SIIIP
YOUNG
CLOUD
UNAVOIDABLE
A COITPSE
BIND, WEAVE
DEATII-OVEItCOMING, DITINI( OFTIIE GODS
SINFUL DEED
DENY
BUSINESS
THREAD
GROVE
NEW
GRANDSON
SINEW, TENDON
iSLAND
NEITTIER, NOT EII'I{EII,
WINK
NEST
BLACK
NOTHiNG
IIAIN, CLOUD
GLEAM
SODA
SNOW
CAN BE KNOWN
lIIUy4rlygqmythologv
narcs, nas:rl
narcotic
narrate
nascent, native
nasal
nation
nature
nautical, naval
navigate (see ag-)
Neanderthal (see neo-)
nebulous
necessary (see ne
necronlancy
annexation
nectar (neca-kill)
1160
1161
I 162
1 163
1 164
1165
1 166
1i67
,,
&'ced-)
1 16B
I 169
1 170
1 171
nefarious
negative
negotiate (see ne & otium)
nematocide, needle
nemoral
neophyte, neolithic, neon
nepotism, nephew
nerve,.neurosis
Polynesian (see poly-)
neuter, neutral (see ne &uter)
nictitatc, connive
nidificate, niche
negro
annihilate, nihilism'nimbus
neat, nitency
nitroglyceriue, nitrate
niveous
noble (see nosc-)
tt? 2.
11?3.
IL? 4.
1175.
I 1?6.
t177 .
1 178.
1 179.
I 180.
1i81.
1r82.
l. 183.
1 184.
1185';
1186.
ix,'niv-
J9
1.223.
1224.
1225.
1226.
L227.
L228.
1229.
L230.
L231..
1232.
I 233.
1234.
1 235.
1236.
t237.
1238.
1239.
1240.
L241.
1242.
1243.
L244.
1245,
1246.
L247.
t248.
L249.
12 50.
1251.
1252."
t253.
1254.
1255.
7256.
1257 :'1 258.
lud -,cultus,
cupa-,
curr-,tavus,
occag-
occlus -
occrrlt-
occupat -occurs -
octav-
lesc-, obsolet-
tine -, obtent -
obtus -
obvi-
und-,
lus,
casug,
MI'ANING
WEAIT OUT, GTTOW OLD
IIOT,D, I'OSSNSS
BLUNT
IN T}TE WAY OF'
GOOSE
A GOiNG DOWN, A SETTINC
S}JUT OIIF
IIIDDEN
POSSESS AND CONTROL
RUN TO MEET
EIGHTI{
EIGI{T
SING
HATE
TOOTIJ
ROAD
SMELL
DASiI AGAINST
TO PRESENT
DUTY, BUSINESS
EIGIIT
EMIT AN ODOR
OLIVE
OIL
RAIN
LAST LETTER OF ALPI{ABET
FOREBODING
ALLNAVEL
DREAM
BURDEN, LOAD
NA ME
I]EING
EGG
STIADY
WORK, LABOR
DllltMl'IVtrSobsolescencc, obsolete(see sole-)
obtain (see tene-)
obtuse (sec tund-)
obvious (see via)
ocarina
occasion (see cad-)
occlusion (see claud-)
occult (see cela-)
occupation (see cap-)
occur (see curr-)octave (see octo)
October ,.
ode, melody, prosody
odious
orthodontist
odometer, episode
odor (see ole-)
offend (see fend-)
offer, oblation (see fer-)office (see ob & fac-)(see octo)
oUactory q
oLive
oleomargarine
umbrella (see umbra)
omega
omen, ominous
omnibus, omniscient
omphaLic
oneirocritic
onerous, onus
<>nonratopoeia, synonynr()rh;(scc poein)rrontological argunrcnt tt
o6genesis (see ovum)
opaque
operate, opus
(c)
m, odi-
- (c)
os. (hodos) (G)
end-, offens-
er-, oblat-
icium, offici-(G)
ea, ole-
eum, oleo-
bro- (C)
ega (G)
en, omin-
nis, omn-
phalos (G)
ro- (c)
era-, onerat-
nra (C)
to- (C)
, oion (G)
acus, opac-
ra-, operat-
4T
1297 .
1298.
1299.
1 300.
130r.
1302.
I 303.
I 304.
I 305.
13 06.
i 30?.
1 308.
I 309.
1310.
1311"
13t2.
131 3.
1314.
i 316.
131?.
1318.
1322. -, pact-
1323. 'p s, pan-
L324. (G)
1325. p
m,
la-, pabulat-
ca-, pacat-
v- (G)
m, pact-
dos (G)
tium, palat-
atum, palat-
leo-, palaeo- (G)
tra (G)
in (G)
le-
lium, pall-
ma
, palpat-
pal-
s, palud-
pant-, pam- (G)
, pass-, pans-
lla, papill-
ro- (G)
par -
, parit-, part-
-, parat-
eisos (G)
sitos (c)
-, pars-
ItrE4tqNqNO, NOT
REJOICE, EXULT
SIIEEP
EGG
SIIAITP, KEEN
BAD SMELL
OBTAIN FOOD, FEED
PACIFY
THICK
AGREEI/IENT
CIIII,I)PALACT', TIIE I'ALATINIJ IIILLTI'IE ITOOF OF TIIE MOUTH
REMOTE IN THE I'AST
WRESTT,ING GROUNDS
AGAIN
RE PALE
CLOAK
IIAND
TOUCII, FEEL, STITOKE
SI{AKY, I'AITALYZEI)
STAKE
SWAMP
ALLUNFOLD, OPEN
PLEDGE, MAKE
BREAD
FATIIEIT
T'OPPY
FAST, STRIKE compact, impact
PIRTgIyE!Lltopia, (sec topos)
ovation
ovine
oval, ovary
oxygen
ozone
pabulum
pacific, peace
pachyderm
pact (see pang-)
pcdagoguc (see pcdos)
palace
palate
paleolithic (see litho-)palestra
palindronre, palirnpsest
paliid
pall, palliatc
i;alm, palmetto
palpitations, palpable
palsied, paralyzed
palisades, the pale
paludous .
Pan-IIellenic, pantheistic
expansive, (see pate-)
companion
papal
poppy
papillary, pap,
l)apyrus, paper
par', 1>irrity, l)cerparcnt, parturition
preparation
paradise
parasite
parsimonious
apparent (see par-, parit-)
(c)
a' ,is,
ovat -
ov-
ov-
(c)
1315. p
1319. p1320. p
1321. p
NIPPLE, ROSE BUD
A SORT OF PAPEIT
trQtiAr,
BEGDT, GATN
MAI(E ITEADY
I'AIIKI'ATING BESIDE
SPARE
APPEAn,1334. pa
43
ROOT
1 369.
I 370.
1371.
L372 "
1373.
1374.
1375.
1 376.
1 377.
1 3?8.
1379.
I 380.
1381.
1 382.
1 383.
1 384.
1385.
1386.
I 387.
1 38B.
1 389.
1 390.
1391 .
1?O'
1 393.
139 4.
139 5.
139 6.
1397,
1398.
1399.
1400.
140 1.
1402.
pe
pe
pe
, pedestr-
, pelag- (C)
s, pell-
ra-, penetrat-
icillum, penicill-
., Plnna
, penta- (C)
ein (G)
-, perdit-
grlnus, peregrrn-
nnis, perenn-
idus, perfid-
lum, pericul-
ee
e, perit-
a-, permeat-
lcles, pernlcr-
tuus, perpetu-
ona, person-
ped-
mus, pessim-
, pest-
petit-(c)
MEANING
ONE WIIO COES ON FOOT
TIIE SEA
DRIVE
CA[,L I3Y NAME
SKIN
BASIN
PUNISHMENT, PUNISII
TO HAND DOWN, WEIGII, PAY
TO BE SUSI'ENDED
ALMOST
ENTER
A PENCIL
IlEPENT
FEATIIEIT
ITIVE
COOK, DIGEST
STRIKE
IIUIN, LOSE
FOREIGN
LASTING TIIROUGII TITE YEAR
FAITHLESS
DANGER
NEAR THE EARTH
GO THROUGH, COME TO NOTiTING
RUN THITOUGII
DESTRUCTION
EVTItLASTING.MASK
FOOT
WORST
PLAGTIE, DISEASE
SEEK
LEAF'
STONE, ROCK
DI'RiVATIVITS
pedcstrian (see pes)
pelagic, archipelago
repel, re1;ulse
appeIlation
pett
pelvis, pelvic
penalty (see puni-)
pendant, suspense,pension
pendent, perpendicular
peninsula, penultirnate
penetrate, Penates
Feniciltium
penitence
pen, pennant, pine
Pentecost, pqntathlon
pepsin, dyspepsia
percussion (see quati-)
perdition (scc da-)
peregrine, pilgrimperennial (see ann-)
perfidy, perfidious (see ..
fid-)peril (see experi-)perigee (see geo-)
perish (see -i-)permeate (see mea-)
pernicious (nex-death)
perpetual (see pet-)
person, personal (see per& sona-, rrthe sound--through")
pedal, expedition
pessimist
pest, pestilence
petition
petal
petrify, petroleum, Peter
pe
pe
pe
pe
pe
pe
pe
;"pe - (C) (L petra)
45
llaerL440.
L441.
1442.
1443.
1444.
1445.
1,446.
a 'A4l. I ! .
1448.
1449.
14 50.
1451.
1452.
1"453.
L454.
1455.
1456.
L457 .
1458.
i459.
I 460.
1461 .
1462.
1463.
1464.
146 5.
1466.
r.'u r.
I 468.
1469.
747 0.
T47L.
t47 2.
t47 3.
L47 4.
147 5.
pr
pin
pin
pin
pict -
s, pingui-
penna
pin-
(c)
(G teiran-!y), plsc-pi-
, placat-
, placit -
(G plako-)
hai, plano- (G)
.es, planiti-
, plant-
, plan-
in (c)
(G)
, platin-, plat-
plat- (G)
, plaus -
Iet -
pleb -
plex- (G plektos,)
(G) (pleio-more)
plen-
IVry4IIryG
PAINT
FAT
IIEAl'IIEIlPINE TITEE
PE IrIrEllFALLITOI3BEI],
rISIIDTITITIUI.
AT'PEASE
I)LEASE
FI,AT
-WANDETtLEVEL GROUND
A SIJOOT
Ii'LAT, EVEN, LEVEL
BEAT THE BREAST
MOLD
STREET
SILVEIT-L,IKE METAL
FLAT
CLAP I]ANDS
FILLCO]VIMON PEOPLE
BITAID, WEAVE
MOST
FULL
IrULL
FULNESS
SIDE, LINING
A TWINING, BRAID
FOI.D
CRY OUT
RAIN
FEATI{ER
LEAD
P_rl_tlv/1IIl:qpicture
pinguescent
1-rinion, J;irtrracl.e
lrine (see llinn:r)
l)el)l)er, (Pcter l)iper')
syrnptom
irirate
1-lis catorialpiety, lliclusplacate
complacent, placid', plea
placenta, placoderm
pianet
plane, plain (see planus)
plant, plantation
plane
complain
plasm, protoplasm,plastic
place, plaza
platinum
platycephalic, platypus
applaud
replete, comlrlete
plebeian
complex, triplex (seeplica - )
pleistocene (see cain-)plenary, plenipotentiary(see ple-)
plerosis
plethora
pleurisy
solar plenrs (see plect-)
complicated (see piect-)
implore, exploration
Jupiter Pluvius
plume, plumage
plumber, plungc
Pr
p
pirpisc
pius
pla
pla
p
p
pla
plan
pla
plan
plas
pia
plati
plat
lrla
pIe -
pl
plectwis
plei
plen
ple
p tetlr (G)
pleu (G)
pIe
-pIicplor
plu-
plum
Plum
, -plicat-p lorat -
plum-
m, plumb-
47
Lr!_-ql1512"
15r 3.
i 514.
1515.
I 516.
151?.
1518.
I 519.
I 520.
r521.
1522.
t523.
L524.
152 5.
1 526.
1527.
L528.
1525.
1 530.
1531.
1532.
1 533.
1 534.
1 535.
1536..,
1537.
I 538.
1539.,
I 540.
1541 .
1542.
i543.
1544.
I 545.
sis (c)
ssum, posse
ostis, post-
stum, posi-
teriorla-, postulat-
arnos (G)
is
us, pot- (G potos)
B, pod- (G)
ande-
att-, pract- (G)
avus, prav-
ecipit -
ecip-, precept-
eda
fic-, prefect-
hend-, prehens-
em-, press-
mium, premi-
esbyter- (G)
eses, pnesid-
sum, pre-egse
eterit -
tium, preti-
varica-, prevaricat-
x, prec-
mus, prim-
lplum, prlncrpl-
or
I\.1I.]AN IN(;
DITINI<ING
I AM ABI.E
A FIXED TIMBER.
A STATION
LATER, FURTIIER BEIIIND
DEMAND
RIVER
ABLE
DRINK
rroo'tTO BITEAK FASI"
DO, ACCOMPLISH
CROOKED
PRAY, REQUEST
I-TEADLONG
ADVISE, OIiDEII,
I]OOTY
TO PUT IN COMMAND
LAY HOLD OF, GRASI)
REST HEAVILY UPON, PRESSIIARD
REWARD
OLDER, ELDER
ONE WHO SITS AT TI{E HEAD
BE AT TIIE HEAD
GONE PAST
PRICE
ADMINISTITATIVI' LEADER
WALK CITOOKEDI-Y
PRAYER
FIRST
CI{IEF, FIRST
BEGINNING
FORMETT
PRIMITIVE
I )t,l r-il v n'r' t v r,l l-i
symposium
posse, possible (seepotis)
DOOR,WAY post
post (see pon-)
posterior
postulant, postulate
hippopotamus
potent (sec possum)
irotion, llol.nble, poisorr
cltiroporlist (scc clriro)
postprandial
practical t
depraved
imprecation, precarious
precipitous (see caput)
precept (see cap-)
predatory
prefect (see fac-)
prehensile, comprehend
press, pressure
premium (see em-) 4
pre sb;rterian, priest
president (see pre & sede-)
present (see -ens)
preterite (see -i-)depreciate, precious,prize
pretorian
Jrrevari.cator
inrprecation (see preca-)
primer, primitive (seeprefix, pre )
principal, prince (seeprimus)
(first) principles
prior (see prefix, pre)
Priscilla (see prefix, pre)cus, prisc-
49
Iloell1579.
1 580.
1581 .
1 582.
158 3.
1 584.
1585.
1586.
1 58?,
I 588.
1 589.
1590.
1591 .
1592.
159 3.
1 594.
159 5.
1596.
159?.
1598.
I 599.
1 600.
1601.
1 602.
1603.'
I 604.
160 5.
I 606. r
I 607.
I 608.
I 609.
1610.
1611 .
t612.
1613 .
ulna,
unum,
llein
pruin-prun-
(c)
rovide-, provis-
incia, provinci-
xlmus, proxlm-
ns, pru.lent -
DUTY, ADMTNISTITA'TION
NEAREST, NEXT
FOITESEEING
IIOAtt-FITOST
PLUM
TO PLAY A STITINGEDINSTRUMENT
FALSE
PAIlROT
BITEATII, SOUL
WING
A FALLING
FOLD, LAYER
ADULT, ABLE TO BEGET
OF TTIE PEOPLE
BE ASIIAMED
BOY, CHILD
FIGIIT
TIIE FIST
BEAUTIFUL
A FLEA
A YOUNG ANIMAL or FOWL
A LUNG
SCAFFOLD
A STRIKING
DUST
TO I'RICK
I'UNISII
TIIE AITTI'ITI)I'CIi OII A SIIII'
BOY, GIITL
CLEANSE
CRIMSON, SCAITLI'T
CLEAN, UNSTAINED
MATTER
PETTY, VEITY SMALL
ulr4NINs llplt_t_Y.4llytqLOOK OUT lrotf , SEIt FOt{WAIiD provident, provision (see
vide - )
province
approximate, proxy
jurisprudence (see pro &vide-)
pruinous
prune
psalm
pseudonym
psittacosis
psychic, psychology
dipteros, pterodactyl .a
ptosis
triptychpubcrty
public (see populus)
impudent
puerile
pugnacious
pugilist
pulchritude
pulicose, puce (French)
pullet, poultry
pulmonary
pulpit
pulse (see pell-)
pulverize, powder
puncture, pungent,poignant
impunity (sec lrena)
tlre [)oop
pupil (see puer)
purgative, purgatory
purple
pure (see prrta-)
pus, purulent
pusillanimous (see animus)
do- (G)
ittakos (G)
yche, psycho- (C)
eron (G)
osis (c)
ychos (G)
s, puber-, pub-
licus, Jrublic-
de-
ergna-, pugnat-
gnus, pugn-
lcher, pulchr-
lex, pulic-
llus, pull-lmo, Jrulmon-
lpitum, pulpit-
lsus, puls-
Ivis, pulver -
g-, punct-
-, Jrunit-
ris
us, pu[)a
ga-, purgat-
purus, purpur-
s; pur-
, PUf-
illus, pusill-
51
ItOO'
1 649.
I 650.
1651.
16s2"
I 653.
1654.
I 655.
1 656.
I 657.
I 658.
1659.
1 660.
amus, ram-ana
ancor
ap-, rapt-
rus, rar-atio, ration-
cus, rauc--, rat-bell-cens, recent-lud-, reclus -
cti-, rect-
cusa-, recusat-
m-, redempt-
dole-
und-, refus-g-, rect-gio, region-
latus, relat-ligio, religion -
inqu-, relict-
us, rem-asc-, renat-
s, ren--, rept-
eri-, repert-rehend-, reprehens-
rlm-, repress-
uies, requiet-
(G rhetine)
lta-, resultat-a, reti-
MIIANINC
BRANCH
FROG
RITTtrRNESS, STIINCIT
SNATCII
SCARCE, NOT THICK
RECKONING, BUSiNI'SS
ITOUGTi, IIOARSE
II,ECKON, TITINK
MAKING WAIT AFI1ESII
FRESH, YOUNG
UNCLOSE, OPEN
STRAIGTIT
REFUSE
BUY BACK
EMIT A SMELL
POUR BACK
RULE, LEAD $TRAIGITTA BOUNDARY LINE, A DIRECTIONII,BI)OItTED
REVEITENCE, CEITEMONY
LI'AVE BEIIIND
OAIt
TO BE BORN AGAiN
THE KIDNEYS, REINS
CRAWL
FiND OUT
IIOLD BACK, BLAME
CHECK, PRESS BACK
ITEST, RELAXATION
TIIING, MATTER
ROSIN
JUMP BACK
BASKET, NET
KING
!_D.tIY4l_lYr,:sramify, rami-fications
ran al
r€ulcor, rancidrapine, rapacious, rapidrare
rational (see re-, rat-)raucouS
ratiocinatc, raterebellious (see beltum)
recent (see cain-)recluse (see claud-)
rectangle, rectify (seereg-) ,.
recusant (see re & causa)
redeem (see em-)redolent (see ote-)
refuse (see fund-)
regal, directionregion (see reg-)relation (sec fcr-, lat-)religion (see liga-)relinquish, relict (seelinqu -)
remigate
Renaissance, renascent(see nasc-)
renal
reptile
repertory (see par-)reprehensible (seeprehend-)
reprirnand, repress (seeprem-)
requienr (sec quiesc-)
res (in law)
resinous
result (see sali-)reticule
regal (see reg-)
1661 .
I 662.
1663.
r 664.
1665.
I 666.
1667.
I 668.
I 669.
I 670.
1671 .
7672.
1673.'
167 4,
I 675.
16 76.
7677 .
1 6?8.
1679.
1 680.
1681 .
L682. reg-
53
ITOOT
1719 .
1720.
L72L.
1722.
1723.
t724.
1725,
1726.
t727.
7728.
172C.
I 730,
1731 .
t7 32.
1733.
17 34.
1?35.
L736.
r737.
I ?38.
t?39.
17 40.
1741.
L7 42.
17 43.
t7 44.
L745 "
r746.
t747.
1748.,
I ?49.
1750.
1?51.
1752.
1753*.
17 54.
ina, ruin-mina-, runrinat-
mor
In[):, fupt-pes, rup-
s, rur-sticus,
lg4I\rusA FAI-LING I)OWN
TO CIIEW TIIE CUI)
AN INDISTINCT NOISE
]3URST, I]IIEAK
CI,IFF, CTTAG
COLrN'fItY (not city)
OF TIIE COUNTITY
DAY OF }TEST,THE SEVENTFI DAY
SUGAIT
A BAG
PRIEST
MAKE IIOLY
LOWEST SPINAL BONE
INTELLECTIJA T,LY QUICK
PEITCEIVE QUICKLY
ARROW, SIIAFT
SALT, WIT
LEAP
SI)ITTLI]
A LAITGB FISII
TITUMPET, TUI]E
IIEALTII, WELITATTi]
TO SAVE
RE IN GOOD IIEALTII, IIAIL
UNiNJURED
MAKE SOUND, IItrAL
IlENDER INVIOLABT,E
BLOOD
IIEALTIIY
SAVOR, TASTE, BE WISE
SOAI:'
TASTE
PATCII, MEND
SMALL FISII
FLES}I
T}IE DEVIL
DEITIVATIVES
ruin (see ru-)rtrmirratc
rumor, rune
rupture, erupt
rupestrian (see rump-)
ruralrustic (sec rus)
sabbath, sabbatical
saccharin
sac, sack
sacerdotal (see sacra-)
sacrcd, sacrifice t
sacroiliacsagacious (see sagi-)
sage, sagacious
Sagittarius (a constellation)
saline, salary
salient, sally, result
saliva, sallow
salmon (see sali-)
salpingotomy
salutary (sec salve-) '
salvation (see salr,r.r s)
satubrity (see salvus)
salvage
sanity, sanitorium
sanctity, sanction
sanguinary
sane (see sana-)
sapient
s al) or ur.r'y, rrs ap oIi<ttt
savor (see sap-)
sartorialsardir.tc (from the islandSardinia)
sarcastic, sarcophagus
satanic, Satan
rustic -
(G) (IIeb.tonbbath)
ccaro- (G)
cus, sacc- (G sal<ko-)
cerdos, sacerdot-
cra-cro-
sacrat -
sacrum
sagac-
s agitt -
ax,
gi-
itta,I
li-, salt-
liva, saliv-
lmo, salmon-
lpingo- (G)
lus,
lva -,lve -
lvus,
s altrt -
salvat -
salv -
sanat-
sanct -
nguis, sanguin-
nus, san-
p-
I)(), Sirpon-
[)or
rci-, sart-rda, sardina
"*, ""tko"tan (IfeU.
(G)
Satan-rsar
55
ROOT
I ?89.
1790.
1791 .
1792,
179 3.
L794.
1?95.
1796.
L797 .
1798.
1799.
1 800.
1801.
I 802,
I 803.
I 804.
l 805.
l 806.
1807"
1 808.
I 809.
1810.
1811.
1812.
1813.
1814.
1B 15.
18r6.
1817 .
1818.
1819.
L820.
L821.
SE
se
uta-, scrutat-
lp-, sculpt-
rra, scutrr-
tum, scut-
-, sect-
rn-, secret-
lum, secul-
ndus, secund-
r-
-, sedat-
-, sess-
lus, sedul-
ga-, segregat-
mos (c)
-, select-
a (G)
n, semln-
t-
per
tus, senat-
x, senis
us, sens-
-, sens-
, separat-
i-, sepult-
, sept-
m
kos (C)
mus, septim-
-, secut-
stra-, sequestrat-
sat-
Mr4N_!lg.
]LXAMINE
CAITVE
A BUFFOON, A JESTEI1
SIIiELD
CUT
SEVER, SEPAITATE
AGE, LIFETIME
FOI.LOWING, ITAVOITAI]LE
I|Ii}II] FIIOM CAITE
OTTTERWISE
SETTLE, CAI,M
SIT
INDUSTRIOUS, BUSY
SEPARATE TIITOM TI]E ITI-OCK
EARTHQUAKE
GATIIER APART
SIGN
SEED
HALF
AT,WAYS
SENATE
OLD
PERCEPTION
DISCEITN BY THE SENSES
PLACE APART
BUITY
I{EDGE, ENCLOSE
SEVEN
PUTREFACTIVE, TO MAKEPUTRID
SEVENTI]
FOT.LOW
GIVE UP FOR SAFE-KEEPING
TO SOW
Llt'LI_Y4l_!yJssc rutiny
sculpturc (see scalp-)
scurrilous
escutcheon
6ecant, section, segurent
secrete, secretary (seecern-)
secular
second (see sequ-)
securo (see se & cura-)
scqucster (sce sequ-)
sedative (see sede-)
sediment, session t.
sedulous (se-without &dolus -dcceit )
segregate (see se &grega-)
seismograph
select (see se & leg*)
semaphore (see pherein)
seminary (see ser-)
sernicircular
sempiternal, semperfidelis {
senator (see scnex)
senile, senior, sireconsensus, scent (seesenti - )
sensiblity, sensual
separation (see se ¶-)
sepulchre
septum, transept
September, septuplet
septic, antiseptic
septirne (see septem)
secluence, consecutive
sequester
season
Se
se
se
se
57
!1eojIB5B.
1859.
1 860.
1861.
i862.
1 863.
r 864.
r 8{;5.
1866.
1867.
I 868.
i 869.
1B 70.
1B?1.
1872.
1 873.
LB? 4.
1 875.
1 876.
1877.
1878.
18?9.
1880.
1881 . .
1882.
1883.
r 884.
I B{} 5.
I B{}{;.
1 BB7.
1888.
I 889.
1890. "
1891.
J
s
S
istera-, sinuat-
s, sin-
siphon- (G)
en (G seirer:)
st-, -stat-is, sit-
, sit-los, skelatos (c)
ikos (c)
(c)
aragdus, smaragd-
rius, sobri-
rinus, sobrin-
cus, socc-
ia-, sociat-
ius, soci-
(Arabic - suda)
lalis, sodal-
-. solat-
e-
ea, sole-
mnrs, solemn-
idus, solid-itudo, solitudin-
icita-, sollicitat-
lirs, soll-ikos ((;)
m, sol-
, sOl-
-, solut-
a (G)
r4ll4]itryit,IJlrf' (not riglrt).T'O I]ENI), CTIITV]I
TOLD, BOSOM, I]AY
A PIPE, A TUBI'
A DECEPTIVtr, AI,I,UIi,INGMiIITMAII)
STAND, CAUSE TO STAND
TIIIIi,ST
I,OCAL POSITION
LEG
TIIOUGIITFUL
SIIADOW
I'MEITALD
WITIIOUT INTOXICATION
COUSIN ON MOTIIIIR'S STDI]
LOW I.IEELED SIIOE
JOIN
SIIARING, ALT,IED
A SPLITTING i{EADACTiE
A BOON COMPANION
TIIE SUN
TO COMFORT
BE ACCUSTOMED TO
SILL, SOLE (of a shoc)
APPOINTED, REi,IGIOUS
WIIOLF], ITIRM
A STATE OF BEINCI AI,ONiI
STIR UP
wt tol,n, lrNllltolil,lNs I)til AI(IN(i INC()li lt Iilc'l'1,\'
BOTTOM, GITOUND
ALONE, ONLY
1'O LOOSEN
BODY
SLEEP
lll:itlY41-lylir:sinister (unluckily)
insinuate (see sinus)
sinus, sinuous
siphon
sircn
consist (see sta-)
s ilient
site, situation (see sin-)
isoceles (see scelo-)
skeptic (see sceptos)
skiascopc
srnaragdine ,rsober, sobriety (see se& ebrius)
cousin
sock
association, soccer
social, society (seeso.cia-)
soda, sodium
sodality
solar
consolation
obsolesccnce
sole (a lrslr)
solenrtr (see sollus &arlnus)
solid, solder, soldier
solitude (see solus)
soiicitous (see solius &cie-)
wlroll.y (scc s;rlvrrs)
so Ict:is trr
tlrt-. soil
sole, solilocluy
solve, solution
somatic
somnif erous, insomnia
s
5 nus, somn-
59
I}OOT
192u.
t929.
1930.
1931.
1 932.
I 933.
1 934.
19 35.
1936.
193?.
1938.
1039.
I 940.
1941 . s
t942.
I 943.
1944.
1945.
I 946.
1947.
1948.
1949.
1950.
1951.
19 52.
19 53.
1954.
1955.
19 56.
l9 57.
19 58.
1959.
19 60.
S
D
a
b
s
s'
rcle-, Bl.rons -
rcleios (G)
ia (G spongos)
e
e tcl
-, !'PtrL-
ma-, spumat-
rius, spuri-
ale-
ama, squam-
-, stat-
ilis, stabil-
ium, stadi-
gnum,
lagmos)
ylo-
is (C)
os (C)
r:-, statut-, (-slitu-,tut-)
ra-, staurat*
ro- (G)
to- (c)
e (G)
la, steIl-lein (c)
- (c)
or (C;)
halo- ((;)
- (G)
st ilis, steril- (G
st -barren)
.rvrP4lLLryg'fo l,n,()lvltsll ti()t,riM N |,Y
n SL()W UIIA'f or Mll'l'lill.EI,ASTIC, POITOUS MAI1INE MASS
OF ONEIS OWN ACCORD
A SOWINC OF SEED
SPIT
FOAM, FITOTII
BASTAITD, ILLEGITIMATI'
BE FOUI,, BE DITi,TY
ROUGIINESS, SCALFIS (of a fish)
STANl)
ABLE TO STAND, FIIi,M
A STADE
STANDING WATER
A DRIPPING
TIN
A I]UNCTI OIi'GRAPBS
A STOPPAGE, A STANDiNG
A STANDING
TO SET UP, STATION
ITENEW
A CII,OSS, STAKI'
TALLOW, SUET
A POST, A PILLAR
STAR
SET, PLACE
I,ITTI.E, NAIiITOW
IIAVIN(; N I,OI]I) VOICI'
IIAVING N CITOWN
SOI.ID, A SOL,ID L}ODY
UNFRUITFUL
SPH,I'AD, STREW
BIIIIAST
DEIILYAT]YEF-
rcsprinrl , sJ)()nsor
slrorrrlcc, slrotrt_lai.t:
sponge
spontaneous (see sponde-)
spore, sporadic (seesperma)
sputum
sl)ume (see spu-)
spurious
squalor, squalid
squnrrraccous
stagc, standard, station
stab le ,,
stadiurn (625 Itoman feet';600 Greek; 606t 9'lAmerican)
stagnate (see sta-)
stalagmite, stalactite
stannic acid'
staphylococcus
static (see histanai)
rheostat (see histanai)
statute (see sta-)
restaurant
stauroscope
st<:atosis
monostele
stellardiastole, apostle
stenogralrhcr
stc ntori:rrr
Stcl-rhen
stercolrticon, stereoscope
sterile
stratum, street
sternum, stethoscope
stagn-
(G stazein-
stann -
(c)S
s
s
D
st
st
strat-stetho- (G)
61
Itoor199 (i .
199?.
1996.
1999.
2000.
2001.
2002.
200 3.
2004.
2005.
2006.
2007 "
2008.
2009.
20ro,
201r.
2012.
2013.
2014.
201.5.
2016.
2017 .
2018.
2019.
2020.
202r.
2022.
202:t.
2024.
2025.
2026.
2027.
2028,
2029.
2030.
203i.
b
--
, sllt -
le-, srtas-
vls, suav-
jic-, sul"rjcc't-
jung-, subjunct-
les, subol-
idium, subsidi-
ilis, subtil-
rah-, subtract'
.rbanus, suburban-
-, succinct-
suc -
-, sudat-
si-, suet-
cr-raga-, suffragat-
-, suct-
s, stritt-
-, sulcat-
ho- (G) (also sulf-)
-, sLlmpl-
ltta, summ -
mone-, surnmotrit-
ptus, sumpt -
era-, superat-
rbus, superb-
r:r f icir:s, sugrt:rf i<:i -
crllus, sul)crll-
inus, supin-
lc-, supplet-
llex, sulrltlic -
mus, suprem-
u9, surd-
surrect-
, surrept-
upAryIr'isTO 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
TO DITAW ITRON1 UNDEITNI'ATII
SITTIATED NEAR TIIIl CITY
TO TUCK OIt GIRD UI'
JUICE
TO SWEAT
TO I]IlCOMIT ACCI]STOM]II)
TO I]EAIT IJNDI'IT
1'O VOTIi IIOIT
SUCK
OF ONE'S SFJLIT
OT'A I'iG
TO PI-OW
SULPIJUTI,
TO TAKE IIOLD OF
TIIE III|IGIIT, IIIGII[S'ITO ADVISE I)IIIVATELY
EXPENStr
TO OVEI1COME
IIAUGIITY.fIi]I lJI)IJEIT SII)I' OI,' SOMI'TIIINC;
ON IITGI I, CEi,I'S'I'IAI,,
BI'NT I]ACI{WAIiDS
TO FII-I- IIPl)LIANT, I?QI_DIID tJt'
I'IIGI{EST
DEAF
TO RAISE UP
TO SNA'TCFI FROM UNDEII,
I)}J I'"IVATIV US
suttt rc:
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)
succinct
suck, succulent (see sug-)
sudoriferous, sudatoriuni
clcsrrctudc, custorn
suffcr (scc fcr-)suffragc, suffragan
suction
suicide (see cacd-)
swinc, swill (sce sus)
su lcate
sulphuric
assumc, consunrption
surn, sumlnarizc
sllnrmon (see rnonc-)
surnl;tuor,rs (see surl -)
insuperable (see su[)er,a prefix)
superb (see sulrer)
sulrcrficial (scc facics)
supernal
supine
suppiement (sce ple-)
supllliant, suplllicatc(sce lrlica-)suprerne (see super)
surdomute, absurd
resurrection (see reg-)
surreptitious (see rap-)
q
s
S
OJ
It(x)'20t;{}.
206!t.
207 0.qnn 1
207 2.
2073.
207 4.
2075"
2076.
2077,
2078.
2079.
2080.
20Bi,
2082,
2083 "
2084.
208 5.
208 6.
2087.
2088.
20B9.
2090.
2091.
2092.
20e3.
2094.
2095.
209 6.
2097.
209 8.
2099.
2IOA.
2101.
eg-, t('ct-
cla, tcl-ele-, tcl-, tel.<,r- ((i)
elonir>n ((;)
merc
enln-, teIIt[)t-
:mnein (C;)
enr[)era-, tcrrrpct'at -
enrllcstns, Lcrrrlrttsl.ltt -
cnrplum, ternpl-
empta-, tr:mptat-
empu$, tcmlror-
nd-, tcnt-
ne -, tcnt -
cneDrac
ener-
enuis, tctru -
epe -
er
er-, trit-erebintllll s
ercbrlcrgunr, tc t'g -
crnritlr-, terttritt;r1.-
cl'tltcs, titrtrrt::;
l.cl'll-
((;)
lr.r'r'-
tclrit-rtirrs, tr-'t't-ssera
sta-, l.cstlrt
[4r,lnNtNC
I't' | )t:i( il IS'l's
'l'( ) (l()\rl:llt
A WIII]
AT n I)ISTAN('t'1, l"r\lt ()t,'lf
Tnx cot,t,I,;C'l't()NITASJ II,Y
TO S(]OITN, I)II]I)N II\J
1'C) Crt'f
T() (l()l\413INlrl l'llOl'lllt I,Y,I\{OI)lrilln 1'l'l
s'l'()tt N,l
ti^NC'l'tiAlrY
1'O IIANDI,Ii, 'I'IIY
't't l\1 I ;
TO STITI''I'CII
1'O IIOt,D
I)A II I{NI,]SS
N()'J' I fAttI)
1'IIIN, TttANSt'N Ii IiN'f'fO lltr M()DEItATI:lL,Y WAIIM
f'llltnE TIMItS,'fI IllICllrl
IiUI], GITIN])
1'illt TII lil'ri N'f I Nl,l't'lt It I,j
A Il(.)ltI:ili
Bn (- Ii'f() Slrl'I' ll()tlNI)S,'l'() Ltl\{t'l'
n \\r(x)l)w()R N1
'J.il1il:tLIr(-)t,l),'l'ttII,t,t,l'lir l cr | ,n I)l)I,rN
I'lr\lt'l'll, l,nNI)'l'( ) Irlt l(l I l'l'l:i I\
1'ltI1il )
n C UBI,I
'I'() lll,l Alt \\'l'l'^il'lili, 'l'( t S\\'l,r\li
n \\/t'l':'ll'lsi:i
I)H'l|\/n t'tvI'il;
I t'r l iott:;
1rlo1 r:ci
:irrlrl.lr', l.oi I
tclclrtrone
toll
tr:rnr:r'ity (scr: l.encbrac)
colll(jnr l)1.
ttrresis (scc torrros)
1e nriro r alu rc
Ir'tttpr'rli (st't' 1t'rttlrrrl;)
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
contert<I , ccrntr:nt
tc:ncnr ent (scr-' tend -)
tr: ncb r-il'ic
tt:nrJer, tcrr<.1 ril
1cnuolls
tt:picl
tcltcienl.cntll'y
lrite, <lctt:r11c'nt
1rrrrlorrIirrl InloIlirttItic
telcht.'ut.c
t. t' r'11i r- t' r' s lrt o r'
tortrt, t t'r'nrin utt.-.
l"r.'r'rn i1. r'
tcl'rr:rrv (scic l.trr)
'l'r:r'pl;iclr'rre ( Mrrsc ofI)lrttr:r') (rlr'r' , Irrlros;)
t.t'r'r'r'sl r'Itr l, Llr"r'itor'.y
I c i'u ifvl,rltiary (scr' 1.cr-)
I cssc:l lrr1.r'rl (rrosaic:)
tcstlrtrrt'rr{., t t'i;l.lrtor( s; r' r' I r: s; L i s; )
1.r.'l; I i.l"v ( irr[,, r' r' irr1l t Irr:
Il"r)ticttcc: r-,f :r tlrirtl11,'t:rOn)
qtic lr',rl
65
!!g_ql'2136.
2137 .
2138.
2139 .
2L40.
2141.
2142.
2143.
2144.
2145.
2146.
2147 .
2148.
2149.
21 50.
2L5L.
2152.
2153.
2154.
2155.
2156.
2157.
2158.
2159.
2160.
2161 .
2t62.
2163.
2164.
2i65.,
2166.
2167.
2L68.
2169.
2t70,
2t7 L .'
2t72.
sillae(c)
rmentum, torment-
na-, tornat-
e-, tors-, tort-re-, tost-
s, ttlr-
s, torv-
s, tot-ikon (G)
chy- (G)
cta-, tractat--, tradit-
gos ((l)
-, tract-
seo-, transit-pezion (G)
uma, traumat- (G)
chein (G)
m-, tremula-pida-, trepidat-
s, tri-bu-, tribut-
nus, tribun-cho- (c)
dens, trident-<iuum
enniu m
gonos (G)
ni, trin-plex, triplic-stis, trist-umpha-, triumPhat-
vla
chos (G)
cr; (G)
!!ri{NligLYMI'IIC)I D 1'ISST]Ii
A I'I,ACII
A CATAI'Ui,T,INS'I'RUM]INT O II'fOIt'I'URU
TO TUIIN.
TO I3E STIITT, RiJ NTIMI]
TO TWIST
TO PARCII, ROII,, I]URN
A COUCI], A T)ITOTII]tI'IIANC]E
GLAlrING, B[]l1l't'l,tNC;
WIIOI,E, AI,I,
I'OISON
IlOUGI{,
TO TTJG, IIAIJ],
TO IIAND OVEIT, IIAND DOWN
A GOAT
TO DRAG, DITAW
'fO GO ACI1OSS
A LI'I'TI.E TAI]LI'A WOUND
TO RUN
TO STIAKE, QUIVEIT
TO }IURRY IN FEAit
TIiITEE
TO ASSIGN, ALLOT
A TRIBUNE
IIAIIT
IJAVING THRBE TEI'TII
A SPACE OIi' TIII],EE DAYS
A PEITIOD OTI TIIITNII YEAITS
IIAVING TII]TIIE COITNEITS
TII]TEE EACII
TFIIi,EIiFOLD
SAD
TO CELEBRATJJ T]Y A PAITADE
CROSS ROADS
A WIIEEL
A IIOLE, A CAVIL
Ulrl!!Y4II-Y]}:tonsil, tonsillitistopic, topogralllry
torment (sce torque-)
turn, tor:tt, tour
tclrpid, torpedo
torque, torsion, cotltort
torrid, toast, torrent
toI'us
torvous
tol it I
intoxicatc
traehea, trachyglossate,
tractor (see trah-)trarlition, traitor (see d.r-)
tr:rgedy (see odein)
traction, trace
transitive, (see -i-)trapeze (see tetra & pous)
traumatic
trochee
tremble
trepidation, intrepicl 4
triplets, trirrne, tricyclc
tribule, attribute
tribunal (see tribu-)trichinosis
trident (see dens)
triduum (see dies)
tricnnial (sec atrtrus)
trigonometry (see gonia)
trinity (see tri- &. ur.rus)
triple (see tres & Plica-I'
Tristramtrirrmph
trivial (see via)
trocllaic (see trechein)
troglodyte (see dyein)
67
ITOO'
2209.
2210.
22t1..
2212.
22t3.
22L4.
2215.
2216.
2217.
t llus
Imus, ulm-lna
IteriorItirnus, ultim-lula-, ululat -
mbella
mbilicus, umbilic-mbo, umbon-
lnbra, umbr-
me-, umid-
ncia
nculus
ncus, unc-
ng-, unct:
nguis, ungu-
lversug, untvers-
s, un-
r-, -ust-(as a compound)
bs, urb-
]![IIANING
ANY
A TIIEE.THE ELBOW
FURTHER,
FARTTTEST
TO HOWL
PARASOL
TIIE NAVEL, CENTER
THE BOSS, TI{E CENI'ER OF AS}IIELD
SI.IADE, SIIADOW
TO BE MOIST, DAM[)
A TWELFTII OiT A LIi]tlA (POUND)
UNCLE ON MOTIIERI S SIDE
E}ARBED, ITOOK]]D, BENT
WAVE, BILLOW
TO ANOINT
A TALON, A NAIL
ALTOGETI]ER, ENTIRETY
ONE, ALONE
TO CATCII FIITE
A PLANET
CITY
TO PRESS, PUSII
URINE
A WATER POT
ENJOYMENT, INTEI1EST
TITII WOMB, BELLYAI]LE TO BE TISITD
.IO USE, ENJOY
AN IDEAL CON{N{ONWtrALTII
A BUNCH OF GRAPES
WIFE
TO MAKE EMPTY
cowTO SWAY TO AND F.ITO
D]'TTIVATIVES
ntrllify (ne & rrtlus)
clm
ulna
ulterior (see pref. ultra)ultimate (see pref . ultra)ululate, ululant
umltrella (see umbra)
umbiiical
umbo, umbonic
urnl'rrose, urrrbrella,unrbrage
hunrid r,
ounce, inch
avuncular, uncle
uncoug, uncinate
inundate, undulate,redundant
unguent, unction
unguiculate, ungulate
universal (see unus &vert-)unit, unity
burn, combustion q
uranium
urban, suburban
ur€le, wreak
urinary, urology
urn
usury (see utor)uterus
utiiity (scc utor)
u scfu 1
Lltopia (see ou S, topot)
uvate, uvula
uxoricide
vacant, vacate
vaccinate
vacillate
ZZLB.
22t9.
2220.
2221.
2222.
2223.
2224.
2225.
2226.
2227.
2228.
2229.
2230.
2231.
2232".
2233,
2234.
2235,
2236."
2237 .
2238.
2235.
2240.
2241 "
2242.
2243.
ge-
ina,
[&,
ura,
erus
ilis,
opia
a
orc8-,
urin-urn-usur-
util-
vacat-
vacc-
-, vacillat-
bv
Lqlry2280.
2281.
2282.
2'283.
2284.t9nr,
2286,
2287.
2288.
2289.
2290.
229r.
22s2.
t90 1
2294..) .,cl r,
,tq^
2297 "
2298.
,9Q Q
2 300.
2:lo r .
2302.
2303.
2304.
2 305.
2306.
23A7.
2308.
2309..
2310.
231, | .
2312.
2313.
2314.
231 5.
eni-, vetlt-
cnia
enter, ventr-
cntrts, vent *
'cnus, Vencr-
er
crax, vcrac-
erber':r-, verberat- 'fO l,ASll, WIIII'
erbosus, verbos- WOltDY, PROL;IX
erbum, verb- wotiD
erccttnclus, verecuncl- IIASIIF'UL, SIIY
ere-
er f:-
ermis, verm-
erna, vern-
ersa-, versat- TO BUSY ONE'S SELII
T'IIE SPIIING
1'ttuit
ll'O lllt IN nWIt Olf , lrlrlAlt
TO BIIND
WORM
A SI,AVN
IIEAVENS, TI]E TOP
TRITE
A I]i,AI)DEIt, A 1]LIS]'1']IT
NI'IGIII]OI}ING
ItTtCi I'ITOCAL SUCCESSiON,CIIANCI'
IN TUTTN
TII]I WINNEII
Pnrlly4llvris:rtlvctrt, itrvr-:nt
v c rti lrl
ventriLoqtrist (see ir..rqu -)
vcnti latc
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-)
& vortex)
veritable, vcry, verdict
vcsiclc
ve sl)crs
vestige, investigate
clivest, vestryveto.
inveterate (see vctus)
veteran
vicarious (scc vicis)
vicitrity (sce vicus)
vice-versa, Vicc-I'rc s iclent
vicissitrrdcs (scc vicis)
victor (see vinc-)
llp4ryINq't'() (:()MIl
INI)tII,GT'NC U, t'AITI)()N
I]ET,LY, STOMAClI
'l'nri wINI)
G()DDI|SS OF LOVU & tll n U'fY vctlcratiott, vcttcreal
'ersus, vers-
ert-, vers-'ertex, vertic-
'erus, ver-'csicil , vcsic-
'estis, vest-
'eto
ricinus, vicitl -
ricis, vic -
ricidsitniictor
A FUIIROW, A IiOW, A I-INtr verse (sce vert-)
TO TTIIIN revert, reverse
A W}IIRI-, TIItr I'OLIJ OIf TIIII vertex, vertical (sce vert-
'esl)er (G hespcr) IIVIINING
,estibulum, vestibul- A LIALL, ENTIIANCE, CflAMREll vcstibule (see vestis)
'estiga-, vestigat- TO TRACE, TO l'ltACK
C I.,OTiIES, CLO'fIIINCi
I FORI]ID, I Ot'POSE
.etera-, veterat- TO MAKE OLD
,etuS, vetef-reX&- r vexat-
ria
'ibra-, vibrat -
OI,D
TO STIR, I\IOVE VIOLiTNTLY vexation (see vetr-)
ITOAD, WAY via, via.duct
TO SET IN TItItMLILOUS N4OTION vil:ratc
ricarius, vicar- SI.lilSTITtITlt
71
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2353.
2354.
2355.
2356.
2357.
2358.
2359.
2360.
236r.
23$2.
2363.
2364.
236 5.
236G.
2367.
2368.
2369.
2370.
237r.
2372.
2373.
237 4.
237 5.
2376.
2377.
237g',.
2379.
2380.
23U1.
2382.'
2383.
2384.
2385.
iv-, vict-oca-, vocat-
ola-, volat-
ol-, volat-
lubilis, volrrbil-
oluntas, voluntat-
oluptas, voLuptat-
lv-, volut-
om-, vomit-
ra-, vorat-
rtex (see vertex)
vus, votiv*
ulcanus, Vulcan-olcan-)
lgrr s , vtr 1g -
lnera-, vulnerat-lpes, vulp-
Iva
ho- (G)
no- (G)
ro- (G)
1o- (C)
los (G)
phyros (c)
ugma, zeukto- (G)
6, zoion
-' zoo (C) .
liakos (c)
a, zene (G)
e (u,
zzogeton
(lfhis is the last word
tq4rr\qT0 I,IVD
'IO CALI-
1'O IILY
TO WISII, BE WILI-ING
TUITNING., SIJINNiNG
WISII, FITEI' WII,LENJOYMENT, SATiSITAC'|ION
TO TUITN ABOTIT, ITOLL
TO l'tIItOW UP, t'UKlt
:TO SWAI,I,OW WIIOI,1T
A WIIIITLING, A I'I'AI{ITITOMIS]'D BY A VOW
A SOI,EMN PITO]\TISE
TO CONSNCIiAI']J
VOICE
'TIIE GOD OF- IIiItE
TITtr COMMON PEOPLE, TI.MMASSES
TO WOUND
TITE FOX
A COVEITING, A 1'trGUMENT
ISITOWNISII YE]I,T,OW
STITANGI'IT, GUtrST
DNY
woonIlAGERNI1SS
TIIE DAITK SIDE, TI]I] WEST
JOINED
LIFE, ANIMAI.
TIl.rI ANIMAL KINGDOM
A CIITCLE OIT ANIMALS
CIRDLE
].BAST, L,EAVEN
A GENTIS OfT LDAII IIOPPERS(SOUTII AMEIiICAN)
Websterts NEW INTEITNATIONAL
?qqty{{!vpsrcvivc , vivaci<-ru s
vocal, vocation
volatile, volley
benevolent
voluble (sec volv-)voluntary (see vol-)voltrptuar"y (see vol-)revolve, revolution
vornit
dcvotrr', voraciorrs
vortex
votive (sec vove-)
vote (see vove-)
devote
voice
vulcanize, volcano
vulgar, divulge
inr.'ulnerable
vulpine
vulva, wornb
xantl'ious
xc.nollhobe
xeroderrna
xylophonc
zeal, zealous
zephyr
zeugrrra, syzygy
protozoa (see zo-)
zoo, zoology
zodiac
zone, horizon
enzJrme
Zyzz<>geton (meaningttzigzag neighborsrr
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