LATIN DERIVATIVES

ARBOR

• A leafy, shady recess formed by tree brances
• Erber, arbor, erbirr

SEDATE

• Calm, quiet, or composed
• Undisturbed by passion ir excitement
• Sedatus, sedere, sedare

ALTER EGO

• A second self; a perfect substitute or deputy
• Allos ego, heteros ego, ego

ET CETERA(ETC.)

• And other, and so forth, and so on
• Old English+Latin

ABRIDGE

• To shorten by omissions while retaining basic contents
• Abreggen, abreg(i)er, abbreviare

RELENTLESS

• That does not relent, unyielding and unrelenting
• Relent+less

STRENUOUS

• Characterized by vigorous exertion
• Strenuus

HORTICULTURE

• A culvination of a garden, or orchard
• Hortus

ACCLAIM

• To welcome or salute with sounds of joy
• Acclamare

CLAMOROUS

• Marked by the nature of clamor
• Clamat

VIRTUOSO

• A person who has special skills in a field
• Virtuosus

DESOLATE

• Barren or laid to waste
• Desolare, solus

SOLITUDE

• The state of being alone
• Solitudo

IRATE

• Angry, enraged
• Iratus

DEMOLITION

• An act of demoloshing
• Demoliri

VEX

• To irritate, anooy,nor provoke
• Vexare, vegere, vexer

ASCENSION

• The act of accending from Earth
• Ascensio, ascensus, ascencioun

TRANSCEND

• To rise above or go beyond
• Scendere, Scandere

MAGNITUDE

• Size, extent, dimensions
• Magnitudo, magni

VOCALIZE

• To make vocal or utter. To articulate
• Vocat

VISAGE

• Countenance. Features in refernece to a shape
• Vidar, Visum

EQUESTRIAN

• Pertaining to horseback riding
• Equestri

CHAFE

• To wear or abrade by rubbing
• Calfare, calere

LUPINE

• Any plant belonging to the genus Lupinus
• Lupinuum, lupus, Lupinus

STAT

• Also pertaining to thermostat
• Shortening thermostat

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SIDE NOTE

SYLVAN

• Pertaining to woods
• Sylva

LUCID

• Easily understood
• Lucidues, lux

MATRIX

• A point from witch something originates
• Matrix, mater, matr(...)

PURGE

• To cleanse and purify
• Pugare, purgi, purgen

AQUEOUS

• Of, like, or containing water
• Aqua

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