Latin Derivatives

aquatic, aquamarine, aquarium

capital, decapitate, captain, chief related to capio

gregarious, congregation, egregious, aggregate, segregate

potent, potential, omnipotent, puissance, plenipotentiary, possible, posse

regent, reign, regal, royal, viceroy, interregnum, realm

client, clientele

corona, coronary, coronation, coroner, coronet, crown, kronor

dire, direful

conduct, conduce, conducive, conduction, conduit, conductor

civilian, civics, citizen, city, civil, civility

docent, docile, document

create, creator, creation, creature, procreate, recreate, recreation

tenebrescence, tenebrism, tenebrous

verbal, verbose, adverb, proverb, verbatim, verbiage

querulous

egress, egression, aggression, centigrade, grade, congress, degrade, degree, digress, gradation, gradient, gradual, graduation, retrograde, transgress

extra, extraneous, estrange, extraordinary, extraterritorial, extravagance, extreme, extrinsic, strange

foundry (= melting place), fuse, fusion, confound, confuse, diffuse, effuse, funnel, futile, profuse, refund, refuse, suffuse, transfusion, fondue

index, indicate

adherent, adhesive, coherence, cohesive, inherent

mode, model, commodious, modal, moderate, modern, modicum, modification, modifier, remodel, modest, modulate, module, prob. modem

oppress

jactation, jet, jetsam, jettison, jetty

dominate, domino, domicile, domain, dominion

lesion, collide, elide

error, err, errant, arrant, erratic, erroneous, aberrant

erupt, irrupt, rupture

colloquy, soliloquy, eloquent, circumlocution, elocution, interlocutor, loquacious, loquacity, obloquy, ventriloquist

eject

attract, extract, detract, tractor, tract, retract

adjacent

ire, irascible, irate

fugue, fugitive

incendiary, incense

litigation, litigious

imminent

index, indicate, indicative

judge, judicial

master, mister, maestro, magisterial, magistrate, mastery, miss, mistress, Mrs.

epistle, epistolary

animate, inanimate, animal

lachrymal, lachrymose

fidelity, faith, affidavit, confidant, confide, diffidence, fealty, fiduciary, infidel, perfidy

ignorant, ignore, ignoramus

incense, censer, frankincense, incendiary

jussive

instruct

latitude

effigy

extinct, extinguish, distinct

timid, timorous

hereditary, inherit, heirloom, heir, heritage

insulate, isolate

legation, legacy, allegation, delegate, legal, relegate

tradition

vent, ventilator

inevitable, evitable

a,

voice, vocal, invoke, revoke, convocation, vocation, vocabulary, provoke, advocate, avocation, vocable

tutor, tutelage, tutelary

vivid, vivacious, viviparous, viper, vivisection, vivarium, Vivian

tent, tentative, tend, tendon, tensile, extend, extensive

exhume, humble, humic, humiliate, humus, inhume, posthumous

humerus

vulgar, Vulgate (Latin Bible), divulge

onerous, exonerate

vulnerable, invulnerable

immanent, permanent, remain

otiose, negotiate

parent, appear, apparition, transparent

apparent, apparition, appear, disappear, reappear, transparent

incantation, canto, cantata, enchanted, chanteuse, chanson, canticles

claret, clarinet, clarion, clarity, clear, chanticleer, clerestory, declare, eclaire, clairvoyant

consult, consulation, counsel, counselor, consul

dainty, dignity, dignitary, condign, deign, dignify, disdain, indignity

alto, altar, altimeter, altitude, enhance, exalt, haughty, oboe (hautbois), haut couture (high fashion)

ardent, ardor, arson

incarcerate, incarceration

cogent, coagulate

detect, integument, detective, protect, protectorate, tile

vehicle, veterinarian, vector

latent

tedious, fastidious

use, utility, utilitarianism

lave, lava, laundry, lavatory, latrine

corps, corpse, corpuscle, corsage, corselet, corset, corporal, corporate, corporation, corporeal, corpulence, corpulent, incorporeal, incorporate

dissent, dissension

amble, perambulator, somnambulist, funambulist, preamble

authority, authoritative, authoritarian, author, authorize

concatenation, chain, enchain

collect, collection, cull, recollect

aviation, aviator, auspices, auspicious, aviary, ostrich

cent, centennial, centigrade, centipede, century, centurion, percent, centenary

concomitant

damnation, condemn, damage, indemnity

affect, affection, affectation, affective, disaffected

monster, demonstration, remonstration, demostrative

volition, involuntary, volunteer

reptile, surreptitious

cede, recede, secede, cease, cessation, abscess, access, ancestor, antecedent, concede, decrease, exceed, incessant, intercede, necessary, precede, procedure, succeed

colloquy, colloquial,

cure, curate, curative, sinecure