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89 Cards in this Set

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aqu- (aqua)
water
Base Noun

(aquarium, aqueduct)
gener- (genus, generis)
race, kind
Base Noun

(generality, generosity)
grad- (gradus)
step
Base Noun

(graduation, gradation)
jur- (ius, iuris)
right, law
Base Noun

(jurist, jurisprudent)
patr- (pater, patris)
father
Base Noun

(patrician, patrilineal)
sen- (senex, senis)
old man
Base Noun

(senility, senescent)
serv- (servus)
slave
Base Noun

(servitude, serviceable)
tempor-
time
Base Noun

(temporary, temporization)
verb- (verbum)
word
Base Noun

(verbal, verbiage)
vir- (vir)
man
Base Noun

(virile, virilization)
ag-, act-, ig- (agere)
do, act, drive
Base Verb

(agent, action, exigent)
-capt, -cept, -ceive (capere)
take
Base Verb

(captive, deception, receive)
-ced, -ceed, cess- (cedere)
go
Base Verb

(intercede, proceed, recession)
-cid, cis- (caedere)
cut, kill
Base Verb

(homicide, incision)
dat-, dit- (dare)
give
Base Verb

(data, tradition)
fac-, fact-, fect- (facere)
make, do
Base Verb

(facile, factory, defection)
leg-, lect- (legere)
read
Base Verb

(legible, lecture)
-mit, mitt-, miss- (mittere)
send
Base Verb

(remit, intermittent, missile)
ven-, vent- (venire)
come
Base Verb

(intervene, convention)
ab-, a-, abs-
away, from
Prefix

(abject, avert, abstract)
ad-, a-, ac-, af-, ag-, al-, an-, ap-, ar,- as-, at-
to, toward
Prefix

(admit, aspire, accept, affix, aggregate, allocate, announce, apprehend, arrogant, assent, attract)
ambi-
both, on both sides
Prefix

(ambidextrous)
ante-
before
Prefix

(antecedent)
circum-
around, about
Prefix

(circumnavigate)
com-, co-, col-, con-, cor-
with, together, thoroughly
Prefix

(compare, co-opt, colloquium, conscious, corrupt)
contra-
against
Prefix

(contradict)
de-
down, away from
Prefix

(dejected)
dis-, di-, dif-
apart, not
Prefix

(discern, digest, different)
equi-
equal, away from
Prefix

(equivalent)
ex-, e-, ef-
out of, from
Prefix

(expose, eject, effluent)
extra-
outside, beyond
Prefix

(extramural)
in-, il-, im-, ir-
in, into, on
Prefix

(inject, illuminate, immigrate, irrigate)
in-, il-, im-, ir-
not, without
Prefix

(inactive, illegal, immediate, irresistible)
infra-
below
Prefix

(infrastructure)
inter-
between, among
Prefix

(interject)
intra-
inside, within
Prefix

(intranet)
multi-
many
Prefix

(multiplication)
non-
not
Prefix

(nonsensical)
ob-, oc-, of-, op-
toward, against, across
Prefix

(object, occur, offer, opposite)
per-
through, by, completely, to the bad
Prefix

(permit)
post-
after, behind
Prefix

(postpone)
pre-
before, in front of
Prefix

(preposition)
pro-
forward, for, on behalf of
Prefix

(project)
re-, red-
back, again
Prefix

(reject, redemption)
retro-
backward
Prefix

(retrospect)
se-, sed-
apart, without, aside
Prefix

(seduction, sedition)
semi-
half, partly
Prefix

(semiannual)
sub-, suc-, suf-, sug-, sup-, sus-
under, beneath, secret
Prefix

(subject, succinct, suffer, suggest, support, suspect)
super-
over, above, beyond
Prefix

(supervise)
trans-, tra-, tran-
across, over
Prefix

(transmit, traduce, tranquil)
ultra-
beyond
Prefix

(ultraviolet)
A.D.
anno domini
in the year of the lord
a.m.
ante meridiem
before noon
c.
circa
about, near
c.v.
curriculum vitae
course of life, career achievments
cf.
confer
compare
e.g.
exempli gratia
for the sake of an example
etc.
et cetera
and other things
i.e.
id est
that is
ibid.
ibidem
in the same place
n.b.
nota bene
note well
p.m.
post meridiem
after midday
p.s.
post scriptum
written after
v.
versus
against
a fortiori
from the stronger argument
a priori
from the earlier argument
ad hoc
for this purpose
ad hominem
against the person
ad nauseam
to the point of sickness
alumnus, alumna
a male/female foster child
cum laude
with praise
deus ex machina
a god from the machine
ex gratia
out of goodwill
ex officio
as a result of being in office
ex tempore
out of time (improvised)
in camera
in a room
in toto
in total
inter alia
among other things
mutatis mutandis
with the various factors changed that need to be changed
non sequitur
it does not follow
quorum
of whom
sine die
without a date
terminus ante quem
the limit before which
terminus post quem
the limit after which
vice versa
in turn
Ars longa, vita brevis est.
Art is long; life is short.
Mens sana in corpore sano.
A sound mind in a sound body.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
Who will guard the guards themselves?
Quot homines, tot sententiae.
So many men, so many opinions.