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Stage 23 Vocab/DerivativesSlide2
Go down the list on page 64. Come up with derivatives for at least 15 different words. Nothing from page 63!
Come up with derivatives for 5 more and you’ll get 5 extra credit points.
Come up with more than one derivative for 15 words and you’ll
get 5
extra credit points. Just changing the part of speech won’t count (e.g. run to runner)
The derivatives don’t have to be exactly right, but they do need to be plausible.Slide3
Administrō
,
administrāre
, administrāvī, administrātus
Manage
Administer
Administration
Administrator
AdministrativeSlide4
Cēdō,
cēdere
,
cēssī
Give in, give way, yield
Cede, s
ecede, exceed, concede, succeed
Access, process, excess
Accede
NecessarySlide5
Clārus, -a, -um
Famous
Real meaning: clear
Declare
Clarify
ClarinetSlide6
Commemorō
,
commemorāre
, commemorāvī, commemorātus
Mention, recall
Commemorate, commemoration
Comment(
ary
)Slide7
Conspicatus, -a, -um
Having caught sight of
Comes from
specto
, look at
(In)ConspicuousSlide8
Cūra,
cūrae
, f.
Care, NOT cure
Cure’s a derivative though
Accurate, accuracy
(in)sure
Procure
Curator
SecureSlide9
Enim
For
Explains why the previous statement is – kind of like saying because
No derivatives – good luck! <:D Slide10
Errō,
errāre
,
errāvī, errātus
Make a mistake
Real meaning: wander
Error
Err
Aberration
ErraticSlide11
Gerō,
gerere
,
gessī, gestus
Verb with a sense of “bear” or “carry”
By extension: wear, wage; our book goes with wear
Digest
Belligerent
GesticulateSlide12
Honor, honoris
, m
Honor
Don’t make it too hard, now.Slide13
iaciō,
iacere
,
iēcī, iactus
Throw
Root of previous words
iacto
,
inicio
,
deicio
,
eicio
Eject, project, inject, subject
Conjecture
Trajectory
JetSlide14
Immōtus, -a, -um
Motionless, still
“Not moved” from
im
+
motus
Immobile, immobilitySlide15
Ingenium,
ingeniī
, n.
Character, talent
Genuine
Genius
(Con)genial
Gentleman; genteelSlide16
Locūtus, -a, -um
Having spoken
Root verb:
loquor
Related Latin word: colloquium
Eloquent
Loquacious
Colloquial
Ventriloquist
Soliloquy
CircumlocutionSlide17
Magnopere,
Magis
,
Maximē
Greatly, More/Rather, Very greatly/much
Adverb forms of
magnus
,
maior
, and
maximus
Great, greater, greatest
We’ll focus on them a bit more laterSlide18
Mandātum,
mandātī
, n
Order, instruction
Mandate, mandatory
Command
Demand
RecommendSlide19
Modus, modī
, m.
Way, manner, kind
Mode
M.O. – modus operandi
Modern
Model
Mod(
ify
)
Modest
ModemSlide20
Nimium
Too much
Followed by a genitive
Too much wine? Nimium
vini
?
More wine! Plus
vini
!
No derivatives – have too much of fun! :DSlide21
Ōrnō,
ōrnāre
,
ōrnāvī, ōrnātus
Decorate
Ornate
Ornament
AdornSlide22
Pāreō
,
pārēre
, pāruī, pāritus (+DAT)
Obey
Parent isn’t a derivative, but it helps to memorize it
Real meaning is appear, so derivatives are appear, disappear, apparent, apparitionSlide23
Potēns, genitive
potentis
Powerful
Potential
Impotent
Power
Possible
PossessSlide24
Prāvus, -a, -um
Evil
Depraved
Depravity Slide25
Regressus, -a, -um
Having returned
Re +
gressus
– having stepped back
RegressionSlide26
Sciō,
scīre
,
scīvī, scītus
Know
Science
Omniscient
Conscious
Conscience
PrescientSlide27
Tālis,
tāle
(of) Such (a type)
Such a day =
talis
dies
RetaliateSlide28
Tamquam
As, like
Tam + quam = so + howSlide29
Umquam
Ever
Non +
umquam = ?Slide30
Venēnum,
venēnī
, n.
Poison
Venom(
ous
)Slide31
Venia,
veniae
, f.
MercyVenial (sins)