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14 Cards in this Set
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-tor, -sor f. -trix |
denotes: agent, the doer, the one who (Eng. "-er")
victor -(vinco) conqueror scriptor -(scribere) writer lector -(legere) reader orator -(oratum) speaker repertor -(repertio) discoverer auctor -(augeo) increaser liberator -(libero) liberator tonsor -(tondeo) barber amator -(amo) lover |
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-or
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action, or result of action (Eng. "-or")
amor -(love) love timor -(timeo) fear dolor -(doleo) pain, suffering error -(erro) error terror -(terreo) terror |
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-ium
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action, or result of action
studium -(studeo) eagerness, study colloquium -(colloquor) talk, conference imperium -(imperare) command odium -(odi) hate aedificium -(aedifico) building silentium -(silens) silence |
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-tio
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action, or result of action
(Engl. "-tion" or "-sion") admonitio -(admoneo) admonition ratio -(reor) reckoning, reason oratio -(oro, oratum) oration natio -(nascor) birth occasio -(occido) a befalling |
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-ia
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quality, state, condition
(Engl. "-y") miseria -(miser) misery insania -(insanus) insanity victoria -(victor) victory invidia -(invidus) envy iniuria -(iniurus) injury |
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-tia
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quality, state, or condition
(Engl. "-ce") amicitia (amicus) friendship sapientia (sapiens) sapience, wisdom scientia (sciens) knowledge, science iustitia (iustus) justice diligentia (diligens) diligence |
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-tas, -tatis
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quality, state, or condition
(Engl. "-ty") libertas (liber) freedom veritas (versus) truth paupertas (pauper) poverty cupiditas (cupidus) greed, cupidity gravitas (gravis) weight, seriousness celeritas (celer) swiftness |
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-tudo, -tudinis
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quality, state, or condition
(Engl. "-tude") multitudo (multus) multitude magnitudo (magnus) magnitude pulchritufo (pulcher) beauty solitudo (solus) solitude sollicitudo (sollicitus) solicitude |
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-osus, -osa, -osum
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adjectival suffix meaning "full of"
(Engl. "-ous" or "-ose") studiosus (studium) full of zeal imperiosus (imperium) full of command periculosus (periculum) full of dander vitosus (vitium) full of vice verbosus (verbum) wordy, verbose |
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-bilis, -bile
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adjectival suffix meaning "able to be," "worthy to be," "able to"
(Engl. "-able," "-ible," "ble") laudabilis (laudo) worthy to be praised, laudable amabilis (amo) worthy to be loved, lovable incredibilis (credo) not worthy of belief, incredible mobilis (moveo) movable inexpugnabilis (expugno) unconquerable stabilis (sto) able to stand, stable |
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-alis, -ale
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Adjectival suffix denoting "pertaining to"
(Engl. "-al" or "-ar") mortalis - pertaining to death, mortal vitalis - pertaining to life, vital fatalis - fatal |
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-aris, -are
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Adjectival suffix denoting "pertaining to"
(Engl. "-al" or "-ar") popularis - popular vulgaris - common, vulgar |
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-anus, -ana, -anum
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Adjectival suffix denoting "pertaining to"
(Engl. "-an" or "-ane") Romanus - pertaining to Rome, Roman humanus - pertaining to men, human urbanus - pertaining to the city, urbane mundanus - worldly |
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-icus, -ica, -icum
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Adjectival suffix denoting "pertaining to"
(Engl. "-ic") domesticus - pertaining to the house, domestic publicus - pertaining to the people, public rusticus - rustic civicus - civic classicus - pertaining to the classes, classic |
