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82 Cards in this Set
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alter
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other
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altercation, alternative
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ami (amicus)
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friend
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amiable, amicable, amity
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amor
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love
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amorous, enamored
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anima
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breath, mind, spirit
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animation, unanimous
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bell (bellum)
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war
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bellicose, belligerent, antebellum
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cad (cadere), cid
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to fall
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decay, decadence, deciduous
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cap
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contain
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captivate, capacity, capable
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capit (caput)
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head
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capital, capitol, recapitulate
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cede, ceed, cess, (cedere)
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to move, yield
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proceed, accede, exceed, precede, excess, success, procession
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cept (capere)
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to take, seize, hold
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intercept, reception, accept
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cid, cis (caedere)
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to cut, kill
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precise, incisive, homicide
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clam, claim (clamare)
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to cry, call out
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exclaim, proclaim, clamor
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clud, clus (claudere)
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to shut, to close
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include, exclusion, recluse
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cred (credere)
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to believe, loan, trust
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incredible, credulous, creditable
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culp (culpa)
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fault, guilt
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culpable, exculpate
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cur, curs (currere)
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to run
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course, cursor, current, incur, recur, precursory
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dict (dicere)
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to say, tell
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dictate, diction, predict, edict
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doc(docere)
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to teach
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doctor, docile, indoctrinate
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duc, duct (ducere)
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to lead
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deduce, induction, conduct
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err (errare)
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to go, to lead astray
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error, erratum
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err (errer)
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to travel, to wonder
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errand, arrant, erratic
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fac, fact, fect, fic (facere)
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to make, to do
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affect, defect, effect, facsimile
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fer (ferre)
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to bear, to carry
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fid (fidelitas)
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faith, loyalty
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infidel, perfidious,diffident
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flect, flex (flectere)
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to bend
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reflex, reflection, flexibility
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flu, fluct, flux (fluere)
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to flow
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affluent, fluctuation, fluent, influence, influx
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fund (fundare) (fundus)
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to base, to bottom
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(to) found, fundamental, profundity
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fus (fundere)
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pour
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effusive, foundry, fusion
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gen (genus)
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kind, sort, birth
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genre, homogenous, genetic
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genare
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to beget
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generate, genocide
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grad, gress
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to walk, go
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digress, graduate, progress
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gradus
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stage or step
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grade, gradient, retrograde
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greg (gregis)
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flock, herd, group
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gregarious, integrate
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her, hes (haerere)
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to cling, to stick
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adhesive, coherence, inherent
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ject, jet (jacere)
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to throw
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inject, projection, jettison
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jud, jur, jus
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to judge, to swear, just, right, law
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jury, judge, abjure, perjury
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lat (latus)
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borne, carried
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correlative, related, superlative
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leg (legis, lex)
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law
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legislative, legality, legitimate
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locus
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place
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location, locale, locomotive
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locu, loqu (loqui)
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to speak
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eloquent, loquacious
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locutor
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speaker
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interlocutor, locution
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lude (ludere)
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to play
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interlude, prelude, ludicrous
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mit, mitt, miss
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to dispatch, to send
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emit, permit, transmit, submissive
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mob, mot (movere)
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to move
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promote, demote, motivate, commotion
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mor, mort (mortis)
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death
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immortal, mortified, mortality
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ped (pedis)
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foot
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expeditious, impede, pedestrian
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pel, puls (pellere)
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to drive, to push
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compel, dispel, repel, pulsate, impulse
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pend, pens (pendere)
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to hang, to weigh, to pay
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impend, compensate, append, pension, pensive
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ple, plet (plere)
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to fill
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complete, complacent, deplete
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plen (plenus)
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full
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plenty
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pon, pos, posit (ponere)
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to place, put
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position, propose, component, impose
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port (portare)
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to carry
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comport, portable, portfolio
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pot, poten, poss (posse)
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to be able
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potential, possible
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rad (radius)
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root, spoke (wheel)
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radical, eradicate, radiation
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rect, reg (regula)
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right, straight
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correct, recitfy, direction, erect, regal
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regire
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to guide, to rule
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regime
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rupt (rumpere)
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to break, to burst
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interrupt, disrupt, corrupt
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sat (satis)
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enough
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saturated, insatiable, satisfaction
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sci (scire)
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to know
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science, conscience
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scrib, script (scribere)
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to write
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scripture, manuscript, describe
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sect (sectare)
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to cute
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dissect, intersection
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secu, sequ (sequi)
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to follow
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consequence, sequel
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sed, sid, sess (sedere)
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to sit
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possess, sedation, sedentary
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sent, sens (sentire)
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to feel
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sensual, sentimental, insensitive, consensus
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son (sonus)
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sound
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consonant, sonogram, unison, sonorous
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spec, spect, spic (spectare)
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to look at, to observe
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speculation, spectrum, specter, expect
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spir, spirit
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to breathe
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respiration, inspire, spirit
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sta, state, stit (stare)
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to stand
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instability, obstacle, status
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strict, string (stringere)
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to draw tight
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constrict, restriction, stringent
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sume, sump (sumere)
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to take
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assume, consumption, consume
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tact, tang, ting, tig, (tangere)
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to touch
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tingle, contact, intangible, tactile
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ten, tain (tenere)
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to hold, to keep
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abstain, restain, tenacious
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tend, tens(tendere)
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to reach, to stretch
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tendency, portent, contend
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tort(torque)
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to twist
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extort, tortuous
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tract (trahere)
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to draw, pull
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distract, protract, retract
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ver (veritas)
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truth
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veracity, aver, verification
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vers, vert (vertere)
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to turn
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adverse, aversion, diversion, divert, subvert, revert
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vid, vis (videre), (video)
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to see
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vision, evident, supervise
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vit, viv (vivere), (viva)
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to live; life
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revive, vivacious
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vinc, vict (vincere)
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to conquer
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conviction, victory, eviction
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voc, voke (vocare)
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to call
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evoke, provocative, vocation
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volv, volu (volvere)
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to roll, to turn
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revolve, evolution, convoluted
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