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Volatile
Volāre: to fly
Venial
Venia, -ae: favor, pardon
Turbulent
Turba, -ae: crowd, multitude
Insane
Sāna, -ae: sound, sane
Creature
Creāre: to create
Nullify
Nulla, -ae: no
Concatenation
Catena, -ae: chain
Onerous
Onerāre: to load, oppress
Rotary, rotate
Rota, -ae: wheel
Obdurate
Obdurāre: to be firm, tough
Animal, animated, inanimate
Animus, anima, -ae: the breadth of life
Envy
Invidia:dislike
Expert, experience
Peitus, a, um: skillful
Asperity
Asper, -a, -um: rough, harsh
Sagittate
Sagitta, -ae: arrow
Umbrella, umbrage, adumbrate
Umbra, -ae: shade, shadow, ghost
Pugnacious, pugilist
Pugnāre: to fight
Library
Liber: book
Option, adopt
Optāre: to wish
Gusto, disgust
Gustāre: to taste
Delectable, delight
Delectāre: to delight
Legal, legislative, legitimate, loyal
Leges: laws
Tense, time
Tempus: time
Tendo, tendere, tetendi, tensum: to stretch
Solar, Solstice
Sol, Solis: sun
Novel, novelty, novice, novitiate, innovate, renovate
Novum: new
Chant, enchant, incantation, cant, recant, canto, cantabile, precentor
Cantāre: to sing
Plebeian, plebe, plebiscite
Plebs, plebis: the common people
Peccant, Peccadillo
Peccāre: to sin
Dour, duration, endure, obdurate
Durus, a, um: harsh, hard
Volunteer, involuntary
Voluntās, voluntātis: will
Abstract, detract, distract, distraught, protract, portray, etc
Trahere: to draw out
Rectitude
Rectus, a, um: right
Itinerary, itinerant
Iter, itineris: road, way
Kaiser, czar
Caesar, -aris
School
Schola
Causation
Causa, -ae
Defense, defensive
Defendere
Necessary
Necessārius, a, um
Clement, clemency
Clementia, -ae
Invoke, inseperable, etc (in-)
In-
Incipient, inception
Incipere: to begin
Museum, music
Musa, -ae: Muse
Corona, coronation, coronary, coroner, corolla, corollary
Corona, -ae: crown
Memory, memoir, commemorate
Memor: mindful
Rapid, rapture, rapacious
Rapere: to snatch
Obsequious
Obsequium, -ii: Compliance
Odium, odious
Odium, ii: hate
Certainty
Incertus, a, um: uncertain
Senator, senatorial, senile
Senātus: senate
Designate, designation
Designāre
Mortal, mortality
Mors, mortis: death
Prefer, prelate
Praefero, ferre, tuli, lātum: to display
Title, titular
Titulus, i: placard
Confound, confuse, effuse, effusive, fuse, fusion, refund, refuse, transfusion
Produndo, ere, fudi, fusum: to pour forth
Perdition
Perdo, ere, didi, ditum: to destroy, lose