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ANCIENT LATIN STEMS

acr

sharp

ad

to

alter

other

amat

love

angui

blood

anim

mind

ante

before

anti

against

aqua

water

archy

government

audi

hear

auto

self

bell

war

bene

good

bi

two

bio

life

cap

take

cede

go

cent

one hundred

chron

time

cide

kill

circ

around

cise

cut

clam

cry out

clude

close

cogn

know

com

together

contra

against

cred

believe

culp

blame

curr

run

de

down

dec

ten

dict

say

dis

away

dorm

sleep

equi

equal

ex

out

fer

carry

fus

pour

geo

earth

germ

vital

grat

pleasing

greg

group

inter

between

intra

within

intro

into

ject

throw

junct

join

loco

place

luc

light

luna

moon

magn

great

mal

bad

mar

sea

matri

mother

medi

middle

migr

wander

miss

send

neo

new

nov

new

numer

number

omni

all

pater

father

pend

hang

per

through

plu

more

pond

weight

pop

people

post

after

pre

before

pugn

fight

punct

point

put

think

re

again

rect

right

rupt

break

sanct

holy

scope

look

scrib

write

se

apart

semi

half

son

sound

spec

look

stell

star

sub

under

super

over

sur

over

sym

together

tang

touch

tempor

time

tort

twist

trans

across

trib

pay

un

not

urb

city

ver

true

vid

look

vita

life

voc

voice

CAESAR'S ENGLISH I

abate

(v.) to lessen

abyss

(n.) a bottomless depth

acute

(adj.) sharp

allude

(v.) to indirectly refer to

amiable

(adj.) friendly

angui

blood

ante

before

anti

against

apprehension

(n.) fear

aqua

water

archy

government

articulate

(v.) to express clearly

audi

hear

austere

(adj.) bare

auto

self

bell

war

bene

good

bi

two

bio

life

cede

go

chron

time

cide

kill

circ

around

cise

cut

clamor

(n.) outcry

cogn

know

condescend

(v.) to patronize

countenance

(n.) facial expression

cred

believe

de

down

dec

ten

dict

say

dis

away

dorm

sleep

equi

equal

ex

out

exquisite

(adj.) beautifully made

furtive

(adj.) stealthy

genial

(adj.) kind

geo

earth

grotesque

(adj.) distorted

incredulous

(adj.) skeptical

inter

between

intro

into

ject

throw

languor

(n.) weakness

lurid

(adj.) sensational

magn

great

mal

bad

manifest

(adj.) obvious

martyr

(n.) one who suffers

melancholy

(n.) sadness

miss

send

neo

new

nov

new

odious

(adj.) hateful

omni

all

pallor

(n.) paleness

palpable

(adj.) touchable

pend

hang

perplex

(v.) to confuse

pervade

(v.) to spread throughout

placid

(adj.) calm

post

after

pre

before

prodigious

(adj.) huge

profound

(adj.) deep

prostrate

(v.) to lie flat (Caesar's English I - Lesson 16)
(adj.) lying flat (Caesar's English II - Lesson 4)

put

think

re

again

remonstrate

(v.) to object

repose

(n.) resting

sagacity

(n.) wisdom

scope

look

scrib

write

semi

half

serene

(adj.) calm

singular

(adj.) unique

son

sound

spec

look

stolid

(adj.) unemotional

sub

under

sublime

(adj.) lofty

subtle

(adj.) slight

super

over

superfluous

(adj.) extra

sym

together

tangible

(adj.) touchable

tedious

(adj.) boring

traverse

(v.) to cross

tremulous

(adj.) quivering

un

not

undulate

(v.) to wave

venerate

(v.) to respect

ver

true

vex

(v.) to irritate

visage

(n.) the face

vivid

(adj.) bright

vulgar

(adj.) common

wistful

yearning

CAESAR'S ENGLISH II

abject

(adj.) miserable

acquiescence

(n.) passive compliance

acr

sharp

ad

to

adjacent

(adj.) adjoining

affable

(adj.) friendly

alacrity

(n.) eagerness

alter

other

amat

love

ambiguous

(adj.) uncertain

anim

mind

audible

(adj.) able to be heard

benevolent

(adj.) charitable

cap

take

censure

(n.) strong criticism

cent

one hundred

clam

cry out

clude

close

com

together

contra

against

culp

blame

curr

run

derision

(n.) ridicule

doleful

(adj.) mournful

eccentric

(adj.) unconventional

epithet

(n.) a characterizing term

equivocal

(adj.) ambiguous

felicity

(n.) great happiness

fer

carry

fus

pour

germ

vital

grat

pleasing

greg

group

ignominy

(n.) disgrace

impassive

(adj.) expressionless, without emotion

impending

(adj.) about to happen

imperious

(adj.) overbearing

importune

(v.) to pester

incongruous

(adj.) incompatible

indolent

(adj.) lazy

inexorable

(adj.) inevitable

intra

within

irrevocable

(adj.) unalterable

junct

join

latent

(adj.) present but inactive

livid

(adj.) bruised or pale

loco

place

luc

light

luna

moon

magnanimous

(adj.) generous

malevolence

(n.) ill will

mar

sea

matri

mother

medi

middle

migr

wander

mortify

(v.) to profoundly humiliate

numer

number

oblique

(adj.) indirect or slanting

obsequious

(adj.) cringing

orthodox

(adj.) traditional

ostentatious

(adj.) showy

pater

father

pensive

(adj.) thoughtful

per

through

peremptory

(adj.) imperious

placate

(v.) to appease

plu

more

pond

weight

pop

people

procure

(v.) to acquire

profane

(adj.) irreverent

profuse

(adj.) abundant

prostrate

(v.) to lie flat (Caesar's English I - Lesson 16)
(adj.) lying flat (Caesar's English II - Lesson 4)

pugn

fight

punct

point

rect

right

retort

(n.) a quick, clever reply

rupt

break

sanct

holy

sanguine

(adj.) cheerfully confident

se

apart

solicitude

(n.) concern

somber

(adj.) gloomy

stell

star

sur

over

tacit

(adj.) unspoken

tang

touch

tempor

time

torpid

(adj.) sluggish

tort

twist

trans

across

transient

(adj.) existing briefly

trib

pay

tumult

(n.) disturbance

urb

city

verdure

(n.) vegetation

vid

look

vita

life

vivacious

(adj.) full of life

voc

voice

CE1 LESSON 01

bi

two

de

down

pre

before

sub

under

super

over

CE1 LESSON 02

countenance

(n.) facial expression

languor

(n.) weakness

manifest

(adj.) obvious

prodigious

(adj.) huge

profound

(adj.) deep

CE1 LESSON 03

dis

away

inter

between

semi

half

sym

together

un

not

CE1 LESSON 04

acute

(adj.) sharp

condescend

(v.) to patronize

grotesque

(adj.) distorted

odious

(adj.) hateful

serene

(adj.) calm

CE1 LESSON 05

ante

before

circ

around

equi

equal

mal

bad

post

after

CE1 LESSON 06

allude

(v.) to indirectly refer to

clamor

(n.) outcry

exquisite

(adj.) beautifully made

sublime

(adj.) lofty

tremulous

(adj.) quivering

CE1 LESSON 07

aqua

water

audi

hear

cede

go

cise

cut

scrib

write

CE1 LESSON 08

amiable

(adj.) friendly

incredulous

(adj.) skeptical

perplex

(v.) to confuse

placid

(adj.) calm

singular

(adj.) unique

CE1 LESSON 09

bell

war

cide

kill

cred

believe

dict

say

miss

send

CE1 LESSON 10

abate

(v.) to lessen

melancholy

(n.) sadness

repose

(n.) resting

venerate

(v.) to respect

visage

(n.) the face

CE1 LESSON 11

ex

out

omni

all

pend

hang

re

again

spec

look

CE1 LESSON 12

pallor

(n.) paleness

traverse

(v.) to cross

undulate

(v.) to wave

vivid

(adj.) bright

vulgar

(adj.) common

CE1 LESSON 13

angui

blood

bene

good

cogn

know

nov

new

son

sound

CE1 LESSON 14

remonstrate

(v.) to object

sagacity

(n.) wisdom

subtle

(adj.) slight

tedious

(adj.) boring

wistful

yearning

CE1 LESSON 15

dorm

sleep

ject

throw

magn

great

put

think

ver

true

CE1 LESSON 16

abyss

(n.) a bottomless depth

articulate

(v.) to express clearly

martyr

(n.) one who suffers

prostrate

(v.) to lie flat (Caesar's English I - Lesson 16)
(adj.) lying flat (Caesar's English II - Lesson 4)

vex

(v.) to irritate

CE1 LESSON 17

archy

government

auto

self

bio

life

chron

time

dec

ten

CE1 LESSON 18

apprehension

(n.) fear

lurid

(adj.) sensational

pervade

(v.) to spread throughout

superfluous

(adj.) extra

tangible

(adj.) touchable

CE1 LESSON 19

anti

against

geo

earth

intro

into

neo

new

scope

look

CE1 LESSON 20

austere

(adj.) bare

furtive

(adj.) stealthy

genial

(adj.) kind

palpable

(adj.) touchable

stolid

(adj.) unemotional

CE2 LESSON 01

ad

to

cent

one hundred

com

together

fer

carry

intra

within

CE2 LESSON 02

derision

(n.) ridicule

placate

(v.) to appease

procure

(v.) to acquire

retort

(n.) a quick, clever reply

vivacious

(adj.) full of life

CE2 LESSON 03

matri

mother

pater

father

pop

people

vid

look

vita

life

CE2 LESSON 04

audible

(adj.) able to be heard

benevolent

(adj.) charitable

profuse

(adj.) abundant

prostrate

(v.) to lie flat (Caesar's English I - Lesson 16)
(adj.) lying flat (Caesar's English II - Lesson 4)

somber

(adj.) gloomy

CE2 LESSON 05

alter

other

contra

against

loco

place

stell

star

sur

over

CE2 LESSON 06

alacrity

(n.) eagerness

doleful

(adj.) mournful

indolent

(adj.) lazy

inexorable

(adj.) inevitable

ostentatious

(adj.) showy

CE2 LESSON 07

amat

love

clam

cry out

greg

group

luna

moon

tang

touch

CE2 LESSON 08

importune

(v.) to pester

magnanimous

(adj.) generous

oblique

(adj.) indirect or slanting

pensive

(adj.) thoughtful

peremptory

(adj.) imperious

CE2 LESSON 09

junct

join

luc

light

mar

sea

medi

middle

tempor

time

CE2 LESSON 10

affable

(adj.) friendly

mortify

(v.) to profoundly humiliate

sanguine

(adj.) cheerfully confident

tacit

(adj.) unspoken

torpid

(adj.) sluggish

CE2 LESSON 11

curr

run

grat

pleasing

migr

wander

rupt

break

trans

across

CE2 LESSON 12

acquiescence

(n.) passive compliance

ignominy

(n.) disgrace

impassive

(adj.) expressionless, without emotion

impending

(adj.) about to happen

obsequious

(adj.) cringing

CE2 LESSON 13

clude

close

fus

pour

germ

vital

plu

more

se

apart

CE2 LESSON 14

equivocal

(adj.) ambiguous

orthodox

(adj.) traditional

profane

(adj.) irreverent

tumult

(n.) disturbance

verdure

(n.) vegetation

CE2 LESSON 15

acr

sharp

culp

blame

numer

number

pugn

fight

urb

city

CE2 LESSON 16

ambiguous

(adj.) uncertain

felicity

(n.) great happiness

incongruous

(adj.) incompatible

irrevocable

(adj.) unalterable

malevolence

(n.) ill will

CE2 LESSON 17

anim

mind

per

through

sanct

holy

tort

twist

voc

voice

CE2 LESSON 18

adjacent

(adj.) adjoining

censure

(n.) strong criticism

latent

(adj.) present but inactive

livid

(adj.) bruised or pale

transient

(adj.) existing briefly

CE2 LESSON 19

cap

take

pond

weight

punct

point

rect

right

trib

pay

CE2 LESSON 20

abject

(adj.) miserable

eccentric

(adj.) unconventional

epithet

(n.) a characterizing term

imperious

(adj.) overbearing

solicitude

(n.) concern

VOCABULARY FROM LATIN

abate

(v.) to lessen

abject

(adj.) miserable

abyss

(n.) a bottomless depth

acquiescence

(n.) passive compliance

acute

(adj.) sharp

adjacent

(adj.) adjoining

affable

(adj.) friendly

alacrity

(n.) eagerness

allude

(v.) to indirectly refer to

ambiguous

(adj.) uncertain

amiable

(adj.) friendly

apprehension

(n.) fear

articulate

(v.) to express clearly

audible

(adj.) able to be heard

austere

(adj.) bare

benevolent

(adj.) charitable

censure

(n.) strong criticism

clamor

(n.) outcry

condescend

(v.) to patronize

countenance

(n.) facial expression

derision

(n.) ridicule

doleful

(adj.) mournful

eccentric

(adj.) unconventional

epithet

(n.) a characterizing term

equivocal

(adj.) ambiguous

exquisite

(adj.) beautifully made

felicity

(n.) great happiness

furtive

(adj.) stealthy

genial

(adj.) kind

grotesque

(adj.) distorted

ignominy

(n.) disgrace

impassive

(adj.) expressionless, without emotion

impending

(adj.) about to happen

imperious

(adj.) overbearing

importune

(v.) to pester

incongruous

(adj.) incompatible

incredulous

(adj.) skeptical

indolent

(adj.) lazy

inexorable

(adj.) inevitable

irrevocable

(adj.) unalterable

languor

(n.) weakness

latent

(adj.) present but inactive

livid

(adj.) bruised or pale

lurid

(adj.) sensational

magnanimous

(adj.) generous

malevolence

(n.) ill will

manifest

(adj.) obvious

martyr

(n.) one who suffers

melancholy

(n.) sadness

mortify

(v.) to profoundly humiliate

oblique

(adj.) indirect or slanting

obsequious

(adj.) cringing

odious

(adj.) hateful

orthodox

(adj.) traditional

ostentatious

(adj.) showy

pallor

(n.) paleness

palpable

(adj.) touchable

pensive

(adj.) thoughtful

peremptory

(adj.) imperious

perplex

(v.) to confuse

pervade

(v.) to spread throughout

placate

(v.) to appease

placid

(adj.) calm

procure

(v.) to acquire

prodigious

(adj.) huge

profane

(adj.) irreverent

profound

(adj.) deep

profuse

(adj.) abundant

prostrate

(v.) to lie flat (Caesar's English I - Lesson 16)
(adj.) lying flat (Caesar's English II - Lesson 4)

remonstrate

(v.) to object

repose

(n.) resting

retort

(n.) a quick, clever reply

sagacity

(n.) wisdom

sanguine

(adj.) cheerfully confident

serene

(adj.) calm

singular

(adj.) unique

solicitude

(n.) concern

somber

(adj.) gloomy

stolid

(adj.) unemotional

sublime

(adj.) lofty

subtle

(adj.) slight

superfluous

(adj.) extra

tacit

(adj.) unspoken

tangible

(adj.) touchable

tedious

(adj.) boring

torpid

(adj.) sluggish

transient

(adj.) existing briefly

traverse

(v.) to cross

tremulous

(adj.) quivering

tumult

(n.) disturbance

undulate

(v.) to wave

venerate

(v.) to respect

verdure

(n.) vegetation

vex

(v.) to irritate

visage

(n.) the face

vivacious

(adj.) full of life

vivid

(adj.) bright

vulgar

(adj.) common

wistful

yearning

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