Derivatives & Etymology What is etymology? Etymon +
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Agricola, agricolae, m. Meaning: farmer 1 st declension
masculine Related Latin words: ager (field) + colo (till) Derived
English words: Agriculture, agrarian, acre
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Clamor, clamoris, m. Meaning: shout, uprorar Related Latin
word? Derivatives? Write as many as you can! Clamor, clamoring,
clamorous, claim, acclaim, exclaim, reclaim
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Fabula, fabulae, f. Meaning: story, play Related Latin word:
for, fari speak Derivatives of for/fabula? Fabulous, fable,
confabulate, fairy, infant, confess, preface, professional,
nefarious Fabulam ago act in a play
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Femina, feminae, f. Meaning: woman Derivatives? Feminine,
effeminate, female, f
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iuvenis, iuvenis, m. Meaning: Young Man Derivatives? Juvenile,
rejuvenate, junior
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Puella, puellae, f. Meaning: girl Related Latin word: puer
(boy) Puella = little boy Derivative of puer: puerile
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Senex, senis, m. Meaning: Old man Derivatives? Senile, senator,
senior, sir
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Turba, turbae, f. Meaning: Crowd Derivatives? Turbulent,
disturb, perturb, trouble
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Urbs, urbis, f. Meaning: city Derivatives? Urban, suburban,
urbane, urbanity, urbanization
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Adsum, adesse Related Latin words: ad, sum Literal meaning: be
at, be near Our meaning: be here or be present
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Ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus Meaning: walk English
derivatives? Ambulance, amble, preamble, somnambulant,
circumambulate
Multus, multa, multum Meaning: much (singular), many (plural)
Example: I have much money. I have many coins. Derivatives?
Multiply, multitude, multilingual, multimedia
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Ubi Meaning: where (or when) Derivative: ubiquitous!