| abbreviationes |
linguas Latina libera (lingua Latina vera) |
lengua española | língua portuguesa | langue française |
English language |
漢字 / 汉字 |
| a (abia', a'ta,
a'tiones, a'titare, a'tīvos, a'tores, a'tos, a'tos, adia', a'nda, a'ntes,
a'menis, a'ilia, a'itare, ambia', castia', coa', dea', exia', fūmia', gratiās
a', inda', inia', lītia', mītia', nāvia', pera', prōdia', pura', redia',
subia', trānsia', variea', a'tīvē, a'tōrios, a'trīces, a'tuālia, a'tuāle,
a'tuāria, a'tuāriolos, a'tuārios, a'tuōsē, a'tuōsos, a'tūtos, a'ilitātes,
a'ile, a'itābilia, a'itātiones, a'itātores, a'itātrīces, a'itātos) |
agere (abigō, ācta, āctiō, actito,
āctīvus, āctor, āctum, āctus, adigō, agenda, agēns, agmen,
agilis, agito, ambigō, castigō, cōgō, dēgō, exigō, fūmigō,
gratiās agō, indagō, inigō, lītigō, mītigō, nāvigō, peragō, prōdigō,
purgō, redigō, subigō, trānsigō, variegō,
āctīvē, āctōrius, āctrīx, āctuālis, āctuāliter, āctuāria,
āctuāriolum, āctuārium, āctuōsē, āctuōsus, āctūtum, agilitās, agiliter,
agitābilis, agitātiō, agitātor, agitātrīx, agitātus) |
agir |
agir |
agir |
act,
action,
actionable,
active,
activity,
actor,
actual, actualism,
actuarial,
actuary,
actuate,
actuation,
actuator,
agency,
agenda,
agent,
agile,
agility,
agitate,
agitation,
allegation,
allege,
ambage, ambiguous,
assay,
cache,
coagulation, cogency, cogent, essay, exact, exacta,
examination, exigent, exiguous,
fumigation, fustigate,
intransigent, levigate,
litigate,
navigate,
navigation, navigator,
objurgate,
prodigal,
prodigy,
reaction,
reactivation, reactivate,
reactive,
reactiveness, reactivity,
reactor,
redaction,
retroactive,
squat,
transact, transaction,
transactional, variegate,
variegation |
作, (做, 幹／干,
辦／办) |
| amb |
ambulare
(abambulō, adambulō, ambulācrum, ambulātiō, ambulātor, ambulātūra,
ambulātus, circumambulō, coambulō, deambulō, inambulō, obambulō,
perambulō, praeambulō, redambulō, superambulō, ambiō, ambulātilis,
ambulātiuncula, ambulātōrius, ambulātrīx) |
amblar |
perambular,
ambulante,
preâmbulo, ambulância,
ambulatório |
déambuler,
ambuler,
ambler |
alley,
alley oop,
ambulance,
ambulate,
andante,
funambulist, perambulator,
preamble |
|
| am |
amare
(amābilis, amābō tē, amātus, redamō, amāns, amanter, amāta, amātōriē,
amātōrius, amātor, amīcē, amīcitia, amīcula, amīcus, amīcus m, amīca f,
amor) |
amar |
amar |
aimer |
amore,
amour,
paramour |
|
| a-pr |
aperire
(adaperiō, apertibilis, apertiō, apertō, apertor, apertūra, apertus,
exaperiō) |
abrir |
abrir |
ouvrir |
aperient,
apéritif,
aperture,
overt,
overture,
pert |
|
| aud |
audire
(audiēns, audientia, audītiō, audītor, audītus, exaudiō, inaudiō,
obaudiō/ oboediō, subaudiō, audītiuncula, audītōriālis, audītōrium,
audītōrius) |
oír,
audio- |
ouvir |
ouïr,
audio |
audible,
audience,
audile,
audio,
audit,
audition,
auditor,
auditorium, auditory, oyez, obey, subaudition |
|
| aug |
augere
(adaugeō, auctō, auctor, auctus, augēscō, augificō, augmen, augmentāre,
augmentum, augustus, auxilium, exaugeō) |
aumentar |
aumentar |
augmenter |
auction,
augend,
augment,
author,
authorize |
|
| br (abbr', br'ārios, br'ātiones, br'ātores) |
breviare (abbreviō, breviārius, breviātiō,
breviātor) |
abreviar |
abreviar |
abréger |
abbreviate, abbreviation,
abbreviator, abridge,
abridgment,
brevet,
breviary,
brief,
briefing,
brevity, unabridged |
|
| b (adb', b'āces, b'ilia,
b'iōnes, b'itores, b'itos, b'nios, b'sos, b'ulos, comb', dēb', imb', perb',
praeb') |
bibere: adbibō, bibāx, bibilis,
bibiō, bibitor,
bibitus, bibōnius, bibōsus, bibulus, combibō, dēbibō, imbibō, perbibō,
praebibō |
beber |
beber |
boire |
bever,
beverage,
bib,
bibulous
imbibe,
imbrue |
|
| cad |
cadere (accidō, cadāver, cadūcus,
cassō, concidō, dēcidō, excidō, incidō, intercidō, occidō, prōcidō,
recidō, succidō) |
caer |
cair |
choir |
casuist,
chance,
chute
accident,
decay,
deciduous,
escheat,
incident,
occasion,
occident,
recidivism | |
| caed |
caedere
(abscīdō, accīdō, caedēs, caeduus, caelum, caementum, caesa, caesim,
caesiō, caesor, caespes, caesum, caesūra, caesus,
-cīdium, circumcīdō,
concīdō, dēcīdō, discīdō, excīdō, incīdō, intercīdō, occīdō, percīdō,
praecīdō, procīdō, recīdō, succīdō, trānscīdō, caelāmen, caelātor,
caelātūra, caelō) |
conciso,
-cidio, |
conciso, |
-cide, incisé, inciser, occire, ciselure, ciseleur, ciselé,
ciseler, ciseau, césure,
chîsé, |
abscise,
caesura,
cement,
cestus,
cervicide,
chisel,
–cide,
suicide,
circumcise, concise, decide, excise, incise, precise, recision,
scissors,
mariticidal, | |
| cand |
candere
(accendō, candefaciō, candēla, candēns, candēscō, candicō, candidus,
candificō, candor, cicindela, incendō, succendō,
candēlābrārius, candēlābrum, candentia) |
|
|
chandelle, candéfaction, |
candelabrum,
candelilla,
candent,
candescence,
candid,
candida,
candidate,
candle,
candor,
incandescence | |
| cn |
canere
(accanō/accinō, būcina, canor, cantō, -cen, concinō, incinō, intercinō,
latrōcinor, lēnōcinor, luscinia, manticinor, occinō, patrōcinor, praecinō, ratiōcinor, recinō, sermōcinor, sincinium, succanō/succinō, tricinium,
tuburcinor, vāticinor, carmen) |
|
|
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accent,
canorous,
cant,
cantabile,
cantata,
canticle,
cantillation,
canto,
cantor,
canzone,
chant,
chanteuse,
chantey,
chanticleer, chantry, descant, enchant,
incantation, incentive,
precentor,
recant,
shanty | |
| cnt |
cantare (cantāmen, discantō, incantō, canticum,
cantiō, cantor, cantrīx, cantus) |
cantar |
cantar |
chanter |
chant | |
| cp (accp', antecp',
aucp'es, cp'ābilia, cp'āces, cp'istrum, cp'tare, concp', dēcp', excp', incp',
intercp', mūscipulas, occupare, particp'es, percp', praecp', prīncp'es, recp',
suscp') |
capere (accipiō, antecipō, auceps, capābilis,
capāx, capistrum, captō, concipiō, dēcipiō, excipiō, incipiō, intercipiō,
mūscipula, occupō, particeps, percipiō, praecipiō, prīnceps, recipiō,
suscipiō) |
caber |
caber |
|
accept,
acceptable, acceptability,
acceptance, anticipate, apperceive,
apperception, apperceptive,
cable,
cacciatore, caitiff, capable,
capability, capacious,
capacitate, capacity,
capacitance, capacitation,
capacitor,
capias,
capstan,
caption,
captious,
captivate,
captive,
captor,
capture,
catch,
catchpole,
cater,
chase,
conceit,
conceive,
concept,
conception, cop,
copper,
deceit,
deceive, deception,
except,
exception,
exceptional, incapacitate,
inception,
inceptive,
incipient,
intercept,
interception, intussusception,
municipal,
nuncupative, occupant, occupy,
participation, perceive, precept,
perception, perceptive,
precept,
receipt,
receive,
receptacle, reception,
receptionist, recipe, recipient,
recuperation, susceptible, | |
| cv |
cavere
(cautē, cautēla, cautim, cautiō, cautor, cautulus, cautus, praecaveō,
cautiōnālis) |
|
precaver, |
précaution, caution, |
caution,
caveat,
cave
canem | |
| ced (absced', acced', anteced', cessere,
conced', dēced', disced', exced', inced', interced', intrōced', necesse, occed', praeced',
prōced', reced', retrōced', sēced', succed') |
cedere: abscēdō, accēdō, antecēdō, cessō, concēdō,
dēcēdō, discēdō, excēdō, incēdō, intercēdō, intrōcēdō, necesse, occēdō,
praecēdō, prōcēdō, recēdō, retrōcēdō, sēcēdō, succēdō |
ceder |
ceder |
céder |
accede,
accedence,
access,
accessory,
accessibility, accessible,
accession,
ancestor,
ancestry,
antecedent,
cease, cede,
cessation,
concede,
concession, decease, decede, exceed, excess, excessive,
intercede,
intercession, precede,
precedence, precedent,
predecessor, procedure,
proceed,
process,
recede,
recession,
recessionary, succeed, success,
succession, successive,
successor,
unprecedented | |
| c (acc' / acc', c'tē,
c'tipēdes, c'tare, c'tos, conc' / conc', exc' / exc', herciscere, perc' /
perc', c'tātē, c'tāte, c'tātiones, c'tātōrium, c'tātos) |
ciere (accieō / acciō, citē, citipēs,
citō, citus, concieō / conciō, excieō / exciō,
hercisco,
percieō / perciō, citātē, citātim, citātiō, citātōrium, citātus) |
excitar |
excitar | citer,
exciter, inciter,
réciter, susciter, |
accite,
cite,
citation,
excite,
excitement, excitation,
excitatory,
incite, incitement,
oscitancy,
recital,
recitation, recitative,
recite,
resuscitate, solicitous | |
| clm |
clamare
(acclāmō, clāmātor, clāmitō, clāmor, clāmōsus, conclāmō, dēclāmō,
exclāmō, inclāmō, lāmentum, praeclāmō, proclāmō, reclāmō) |
llamar,
clamar |
chamar,
clamar |
clamer |
acclaim,
claim,
clamant,
clamor,
declaim,
exclaim,
proclaim,
reclaim |
|
| cl (circumcl', cl'ulas,
cl'um, cl'os, concl', discl', excl', incl', intercl', occl', praecl', rēcl',
sēcl', cl'tellum, cl'trārios, cl'trum, cl'tras, cl'ūras, clāves, clāvos) |
claudere (circumclūdō, clausula, clausum, clausus,
conclūdō, disclūdō, exclūdō, inclūdō, interclūdō, occlūdō, praeclūdō, rēclūdō,
sēclūdō, claustellum, claustrārius, claustrum, claustra, clausūra, clāvis,
clāvus) | |
chouver, (choir) |
clore |
clause,
claustrophobic,
cloister,
close,
closure,
conclude,
conclusion, conclusive,
include,
inclusion,
inclusive,
exclusion,
exclude,
exclusive,
occlude,
occluder,
occlusion,
occlusive,
preclude,
preclusion, seclude,
seclusion,
seclusive,
reclude,
recluse,
reclusion |
|
| cgn |
cognoscere (cognitio, incognitus, recōgnoscō) |
conocer |
conhecer |
connaître |
acquaint,
cognition,
cognizance, cognize, connoisseur,
incognito, notice, notify, notion, notorious,
quaint,
recognize,
reconnaissance, reconnoiter | |
| cola |
colare (cōlātus, dēcōlō, excōlō, percōlō, recōlō) |
colar |
colar |
couler |
| |
| cole |
colere
(agricola, anculus, inquilīnus, colēns, colonus, culta, cultē, cultus,
occulō) |
|
|
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colony,
cult,
cultivate,
culture,
Kultur,
incult,
inquiline,
nidicolous, silvicolous | |
| cnd |
condere
(abscondō, conditicius, conditiō, conditīvus, conditor, conditōrium,
conditūra, conditus, condus, condiō, dēcondō, recondō) |
condir |
|
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abscond,
incondite,
recondite,
sconce | |
| crd |
credere
(crēdibilis, crēdibiliter, crēditor, crēditrīx, crēditum, crēdulitās,
crēdulus, incrēdibilis, incrēdibiltās, incrēdibiliter, incrēditus,
incrēdulitās, incredulus) |
creer |
crer |
croire |
credence,
credible,
credit,
credo,
credulous,
creed,
grant,
incredible, miscreant,
recreant | |
| crs |
crescere
(accrēscō, adcrēscō, concrēscō, dēcrēscō, excrēscō, incrēscō,
crēber) |
crecer |
crescer |
croître |
accrue,
concrescence, concrete,
crescendo,
crescent,
crew,
decrease,
excrescence, increase, recruit | |
| cup |
cupere (cupiditās, cupīdō, cupidus, cupiēns,
cupītor) |
concupiscencia,
conscupiscencia, |
|
concupiscence, convoiter, cupide, cupidité, Cupidon, |
covet,
covetous,
cupescence,
Cupid,
cupidity | |
| cr |
curare
(accūrō, cūrans, curabilis, cūrātus, curatura, praecūrō, procūrō,
recūrō) |
curar,
curiar |
curar |
curer |
curative,
cure,
procure,
secure,
security | |
| crr (accr', antecr',
circumcr', concr', cr'sus, dēcr', discr', excr', incr', intercr', occr',
percr', praecr', prōcr', recr', succr', trānscr') |
currere (accurrō, antecurrō, circumcurrō, concurrō,
cursus, dēcurrō, discurrō, excurrō, incurrō, intercurrō, occurrō, percurrō,
praecurrō, prōcurrō, recurrō, succurrō, trānscurrō) |
correr |
correr |
courir,
courre |
concourse,
concur,
concurrency, concurrent,
corral,
corrida,
corrido,
corridor,
corsair,
courante,
courier,
course,
current,
currency,
cursive,
cursor,
cursory,
curule,
decurrent,
discourse,
excursion,
hussar,
incur,
intercourse,
kraal, occur,
occurrence, percurrent,
precursor,
recourse,
recur,
recurrence, recurrent,
recursion,
recursive,
recursiveness, recursivity,
succor | |
| cst |
custodire (custoditio) |
custodio, custodiar, |
| |
custodian,
custodial,
custody |
|
| d (d'nare, abd', add',
cond', d'tārios, d'tiōnes, d'tare, d'tores, d'tum, d'tos, dēd', dīd', ēd',
ind', mand', perd', prōd', redd', subd', trād', vēnd') |
dare (dōnō, abdō, addō, condō, datārius, datiō, datō,
dator, datum, datus, dēdō, dīdō, ēdō, indō, mandō, perdō, prōdō, reddō, subdō,
trādō, vēndō) |
dar |
dar | |
add,
betray,
betrayal,
betrayer,
dado, date,
dative,
data,
datum,
die,
edition,
perdition,
render,
rendition,
rent,
surrender,
tradition,
traditional, traitor,
traitorous, treason,
treasonable,
vend |
|
| db |
debere
(dēbitiō, dēbitor, dēbitrix, dēbitum) |
deber |
dever |
devoir |
debenture,
debit,
debt,
devoir,
due,
duty,
endeavor |
|
| df |
defendere (offendō, defensio, defensor) |
defender |
defender |
défendre |
defend,
defense, fence,
fend |
|
| dc |
dicere
(abdīcō, addīcō, antedīcō, benedīcō, condīcō, contrādīcō, dictiōnārium,
dictō, dictus, dixit, ēdīcō, indīcō, interdīcō, maledīcō, praedīcō,
prōdīcō, superdīcō, valedīcō) |
decir |
dizer |
dire |
addict,
benediction, condition,
contradict, dictate, diction, dictum, ditto, ditty, edict, fatidic,
herb
bennet,
indict, indiction,
indite,
interdict,
ipse
dixit,
juridical,
jurisdiction, maledict, malison, predict,
valediction, verdict, veridical,
voir dire |
|
| dct |
dictare
(dictābolārium, dictāmen, dictāta, dictātiō, dictātor, dictitō, dīcō,
dictātiuncula, dictātōrius, dictātrīx, dictātūra, dictiō, dictiōnārium,
dictiōsus, dictum, dictus) |
dictar |
ditar |
dicter |
dictate |
|
| dsc |
discere
(dēdiscō, ēdiscō, disciplīna, discipulus) |
| | disciple |
disciple,
discipline |
|
| doc |
docere
(addoceō, condoceō, dēdoceō, docibilis, docilis, doctē, docticanus,
doctificus, doctiloquus, doctisonus, doctiusculē, doctor, doctus,
documentum, ēdoceō, perdoceō, praedoceō, prōdoceō, subdoceō, docilitās,
doctrīna, doctrīnālis, doctrīx) |
| | docile,
docilité, docteur, doctrine,
doctrinal, docte,
document |
docent,
docile,
doctor,
doctrine,
document |
|
| drn |
dormire
(addormiō, adormīscō, condormiō, condormīscō, dormiō, dormīscō, dormītō,
ēdormiō, ēdormīscō, indormiō, obdormīscō, perdormīscō, redormiō) |
dormir |
dormir |
dormir |
dorm,
dormancy,
dormant,
dormer,
dormitory,
dormouse |
|
| du (abdu', addu',
aquaedu'tus, circumdu', condu', dēdu', dīdu', du' uxōrem,
du'tiōnes, du'es,
ēdu', indu', intrōdu', obdu', perdu', praedu', praeterdu', prōdu', redu',
sēdu', subdu', subterdu', superdu', trādu') |
ducere (abdūcō, addūcō, aquaeductus, circumdūcō,
condūcō, dēdūcō, dīdūcō, dūco uxōrem, ductiō, dux, ēdūcō, indūcō, intrōdūcō,
obdūcō, perdūcō, praedūcō, praeterdūcō, prōdūcō, redūcō, sēdūcō, subdūcō,
subterdūcō, superdūcō, trādūcō) |
-ducir | -duzir | -duire |
adduce,
adducible,
adduction,
adductive,
adductor,
conduce,
conduct,
conducive,
conduction, conductor,
deduce,
deducible,
deduct,
deduction,
deductive,
duct,
induce,
inductor,
induction,
inductive,
produce,
product,
producer,
production, productive,
productiveness,
reduce,
reducibility, reducible,
reductant,
reduction,
seduce,
seducement, seducer,
seduction,
seductive,
seductress,
traduce |
|
| ed |
edere (esse,
comedō, edāx, edibilis, ēsca, ēsuriō, ēsus ~ mandūcō) |
comer |
comer |
comestible |
edacious,
edible,
escarole,
esculent,
esurient;
comedo,
comestible,
obese | |
| em |
emere
(caveat ēmptor, coemō, cōmō, dēmō, dirimō, ēmptīcius, ēmptiō, ēmptitō,
ēmptor, ēmpturiēns, ēmptus, eximō, interimō, perimō, praeemō, praemium,
prōmō, redimō, sūmō) |
|
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ademption,
example,
exemplary,
exemplify,
exemplum,
exempt,
impromptu,
peremptory, preemption,
premium,
prompt,
pronto,
ransom,
redeem,
redemption, sample, vintage | |
| er |
errare
(oberrō, errābundus, errantia, errāticus, errātiō, errātor, errātum,
errōneus, error) |
errar |
errar |
errer |
aberration, err,
erratic,
erratum,
erroneous,
error | |
| e (abe', ade', dēe',
entis, īne', intere', mea nōmines e', ne semper e Sāturnālias e', obe', pose',
praee', prōe', quos te e'?, quem illos e'?, quem e' nōmines tua?, sube', me e'
qua loce, supere', de l qua loce te e'?) |
esse(re) (absum, adsum, dēsum, ens, īnsum, intersum, mihi
nōmen est, nōn semper Sāturnālia erunt, obsum, possum, praesum, prōsum, quid
tibi est?, quid est?, quid est nōmen tibi?, subsum, sum ubi, supersum, unde
es?) |
ser,
ente |
ser, ente (~ declarar, asseverar, confirmar,
assegurar, certificar, fixar) |
être <
estre <
essere <
esse |
abessive,
absence,
absent,
absenteeism, adessive, entity, essence,
essential,
essentialism, essive,
future,
in esse,
inessive,
interest,
ossia, presence,
present,
presentation,
proud,
quintessence, quintessential,
represent,
stover, | |
| f |
facere: afficiō, benefaciō, clārificō, cōnficiō,
dēficiō, efficiō, facinus, factō, factor, factum, factus, falsificus, -fex,
-ficus, fortificō, grātificor, īnficiō, interficiō, iustificō, malefaciō,
mollifaciō, officiō, olfaciō, perficiō, praeficiō, prōficiō, reficiō,
sacrificō, sānctificō, satisfaciō, scientificus, sēnsificus, significō,
simplificor, stupefaciō, sufficiō, vērificō |
hacer, (facer,
far,
fer,
her) |
fazer |
faire |
affect,
affectation, affective,
affection,
affectionate, affecter,
benefic,
benefice,
beneficence, benefit, chafe, comfit,
confectionery, confetti,
counterfeit, defeasance,
defeatism, defect, defective,
defection,
defector,
deficiency, deficient,
deficit,
discomfit,
effect,
effectiveness, effectivity,
effector,
effectual,
effectuate, efficacious,
efficacity, efficacy,
efficiency, efficient,
-facient,
facsimile, fact, faction,
factitious, factitive, factoid, factor,
factorization,
factorial,
factory,
factotum,
factual,
faena,
fashion
(verbas),
fashionable,
feat,
feature,
feckless,
fetish,
-fic,
-fy,
forfeit,
hacienda,
infect,
infection,
infectious, justify,
malefactor, malfeasance,
manufacture, misfeasance,
modifier,
mollifiers, nidify,
notification,
nullifiers, officinal,
orifice,
perfect,
petrify,
pluperfect, pontifex, prefect,
proficient,
profit,
putrefy,
qualify,
quantify,
rarefy,
rectify,
refect, refectory,
rubefacient, sacrifice,
satisfy,
spinifex,
suffice,
sufficient, surfeit, tubifex,
tumefacient,
vivify |
做, (作, 幹／干,
辦／办) |
| fv |
favere
(Faunus, faustus, fautor) |
favor |
favor |
faveur |
favor,
favorite |
|
| fr |
ferre (adferō / afferō, auferō, circumferō, cōnferō,
dēferō, differō, efferō, -fer, fērālis, ferculum, īnferō, interferō,
intrōferō, offerō, perferō, postferō, praeferō, praeterferor, prōferō, referō,
sufferō, trānsferō) | | |
|
afferent, circumference,
confer,
conference,
defer, deference,
differ,
different,
differentiate, efferent,
fertile,
infer,
inference,
offer,
prefer,
preference, preferential,
proffer,
relatable,
relate,
relative,
relation,
relativeness, relativist,
relativism, relativity,
refer,
reference,
referent,
suffer,
transfer,
vociferous |
|
| fd |
fidere
(fidēlis, cōnfīdō, diffīdō) |
fiar |
fiar |
fier |
affiance,
affiant,
affidavit,
confidant,
confide,
confident,
defiance,
defy,
diffident,
fiancé,
fiducial,
fiduciary,
perfidy | |
| frg |
frangere
(affrangō, confringō, dēfringō, diffringō, frāctiō, frāctūra, frāctus,
fragilis, fragēscō, fragilitās, fragmen, fragmentum, fragium, fragor,
fragōsē, fragōsus, effringō, īnfringō, nucifrangibulum, offringō,
perfringō, praefringō, prōfringō, refringō, suffringō) |
frangir, frañer |
franzir,
franger |
fraindre, fracasser |
anfractuous, chamfer, defray, diffraction,
fractal,
fracted,
fraction,
fractious,
fracture,
fragile,
fragment,
frail,
frangible,
infract,
infrangible, infringe,
irrefrangible, ossifrage,
refract,
refrain,
refringent, sassafras,
saxifrage,
septifragal | |
| fg |
fugere
(aufugiō, confugiō, dēfugiō, diffugiō, fugāx, fugēla, fugiendus, fugiēns, fugitō, interfugiō, perfugiō, praefugiō, prōfugiō, refugiō, subterfugiō, suffugiō, superfugiō, tempus fugit, terga fugere, trānsfugiō, fuga,
fugācius, fugitāns, fugitīvus, fugitō, fugō) |
huir |
fugir |
fuir,
fuguer |
centrifuge, feverfew,
fugitive,
-fugal,
refugee,
tempus fugit | |
| gd |
gaudere (aggaudeō, congaudeō, gaudebundus,
gaudēns, gaudibundus, gaudium, gāvīsus, pergaudeō, praegaudeō, supergaudeō,
gaudiālis, gaudimōnium, gaudivigēns) |
gozar |
gozar |
jouir,
gaudir |
enjoy,
enjoyable,
enjoyment,
gaud,
gaudy,
joy,
joyful,
rejoice,
unenjoyable | |
| gr |
gerere (aggerō, congerō, dīgerō, ēgerō, gerundium,
gerundus, gestō, ingerō, intergerō, regerō, sē gerō, suggerō) |
gerer |
gerir |
gérer |
congest,
congestion, decongestant,
dentigerous,
digest,
digestion,
digestive,
gerund,
gerundive,
gesticulate, gesticulation,
gesticulative, gestural,
gesture,
indigestion, ingest, ingestion,
preregister, preregistration,
register,
registrar,
registration, registry,
suggest,
suggestion, suggestive | |
| gg |
gignere (genitus, genus, gēns) |
| | |
engine,
engineer,
genius,
genial,
ingenious,
ingeniosity | |
| grd |
gradere (aggredior, antegredior, congredior,
dēgredior, dīgredior, ēgredior, ingredior, prōgredior, regredior,
retrōgradior, supergredior, trānsgredior) |
| | |
aggress,
aggression, aggressive,
aggressiveness,
aggressor,
congress,
degree,
egress,
egression,
gradable,
gradation,
grade,
gradient,
gradual,
graduality, graduate,
graduation, ingredient,
ingress,
progress,
progressive, progression,
regress,
regressive, regression,
transgress, transgression,
transgressive, transgressor |
|
| grv |
gravare (gravor, gravātim, gravātĭo) |
gravar | |
grever, dégrever |
aggravate,
aggravation, aggrieve, grave, graveness,
gravid,
gravidity,
gravitation, gravity, grief, grievance,
grievant,
grieve,
grievous |
|
| gst |
gustare (de-gusto, gustābilis, gustātio, gustātor,
gustatorium, gustātus) |
gustar |
gostar |
goûter |
degustation, gusto | |
| h |
habere (abhibeō, adhibeō, antehabeō, cohibeō,
dēbeō, diribeō, dubius, exhibeō, habēna, habēns, habentia, habilis, habitiō,
habitō, habitūdō, habituō, habitūriō, habitus, inhibeō, perhibeō, posthabeō,
praehibeō, prohibeō, ratihabeō, redhibeō, habēnula, habilitās, habiliter) |
haber |
haver |
avoir |
able,
cohabit,
exhibit,
exhibition, exhibitor,
habile,
habit,
habitable,
habitant,
habitat,
habituation, inhabit,
inhabitable, inhabitant,
inhibit,
inhibitory,
malady,
prohibit, prohibition,
prohibitive | |
| j |
iacere (amiciō, disiciō, iaculum, iaculus,
praeiciō, superiaciō, iaceō, iaciō, iaculor, -jacio, -jicio, / -jactum, -
jectum, abjiciō (abiciō), adjiciō (adiciō), circumjiciō (circumiciō), cōnjiciō
(cōniciō), dējiciō (dēiciō), disjĭcĭo (disĭcĭo), ējiciō (ēiciō), injiciō
(iniciō), superinjiciō (superiniciō), interjiciō (intericiō), objiciō
(obiciō), praejiciō > praejaciō, prōjiciō (prōiciō), rējiciō (rēiciō),
subjiciō (subiciō), sŭperjăcĭo (sŭperiăcĭo), trānsjiciō > trājiciō (trāiciō),
amĭcĭo, jactō (iactō), conjecto, disjecto, ejecto, injecto, objecto, projecto,
rejecto, jactitō (iactitō), jactūra, jactūrālis, jactūrārius, jactus,
jaculamentum, jaculātus, jaculātio, jaculātor, jaculātrix, jaculātōrius,
jăcŭlor (iăcŭlor), jăcŭlo (iăcŭlo), jaculum, jaculus, jaceo) |
echar | ejetar,
projetar | jeter,
projeter |
abject,
abjectness, adjacent,
adjective,
amice,
circumjacent, conjecture,
deject,
ejaculate,
eject,
gist,
gite,
inject, injection,
interject,
interjection, introject,
introjection, jactitation,
jess,
jet,
jeté,
jetsam,
jettison,
jetty,
joist,
jut, object, objective,
objection,
objectionable, objectivism,
objectivist,
parget, project,
projectile, projection,
projective,
reject, rejection,
rejective,
subjacent,
subject,
subjection, subjective,
subjectivism, subjectivist,
superjacent, traject | |
| in-cnd |
incendere (incendefaciō, incendium, incensiō, incensor, incensum,
incensus, superincendō, incendiālis, incendiārius, incendiōsus) |
encender |
encender,
encandear,
incendiar,
incender |
incendier |
incendiary, incense, incense,
frankincense | |
| in-due |
induere
(adindō, abdō, addō, condō, dēdō, dīdō, dō, ēdō, perdō, prōdō, reddō, subdō, trādō) |
|
|
|
endue,
indue,
indument | |
| in-i |
inire
(initium, initiō) |
|
|
|
commence,
initial,
initiate | |
| inter-lg |
intellegere (intellēctiō, intellēctīvus, intellēctor, intellēctus,
intellegēns, intellegenter, intellegentia, intelligibilis, allegō, colligō, dīligō, ēligō, intellēctuālis, intellēctuālitās, legō, neglegō, perlegō, praelegō, relegō, sēligō, sublegō) |
|
|
|
| |
| intr |
intrare
(intrātus) |
entrar |
entrar |
entrer |
enter,
entrance | |
| in-vn |
invenire
(adinveniō, inventārium, inventiō, inventor, inventum, inventus, adveniō, antēveniō, circumveniō, contrāveniō, conveniō, dēveniō, ēveniō,
intervenio, inventiuncula, inventrīx, obveniō, perveniō, praeveniō,
prōveniō, reveniō, subveniō, superveniō, transveniō, veniō, ventitō,
ventō) |
invenir,
inventar |
inventar |
inventer |
invent | |
| i |
ire (abeō, adeō, ambeō, circumeō, coeō, deeō, exeō,
ineō, intereō, itus, nequeō, obeō, pereō, praetereō, redeō, subeō, trānseō,
vēneō) |
ir |
ir |
irai, iras, ira, irons, irez, iront irais, irais, irait,
irions, iriez, iraient |
adit,
ambient,
ambition,
circuit,
coitus,
comitia,
commence,
commencement,
exit, initial,
initialism, initialization,
initialize, initiate,
initiation, initiative,
introit,
issue,
obituary,
perish,
praetor,
preterit,
preterite,
sedition,
subito,
sudden,
trance,
transient,
transit,
transitive | |
| lb |
laborare
(collabōrō, ēlabōrō, labōrātor, labor, labōriōsus) |
labrar,
laborar |
laborar,
lavorar,
lavrar |
labourer |
labour,labor,
laboratory |
|
| ld |
laudare
(laudābilē, laudābilis, laudābilitās, laudābiliter, laudātē, laudātiō,
laudātīvus, laudātor, laudātōrius, laudātrix, laudātus, laus, laudātīva,
laudātīvē) |
laudar,
loar |
louvar |
louer |
laud,
laudable,
laudation,
laudative,
laudatory | |
| lv |
lavare,
luere
(adlavō, circumlavō, delavō, labellum, lābrum, lavacrum, lavator,
lavātōrium, lavatrina, lātrīna, perlavō, relavō) |
lavar |
lavar |
laver |
ablution,
alluvion,
colluvium,
deluge,
dilute,
eluent,
elute,
eluvium,
launder,
lavabo,
lavage,
lavatory,
lave,
lavish,
loment,
lotion | |
| lg |
legere (ablēgō, allēgō, dēlēgō, praelēgō, rēlegō,
lēgālis, lēgāliter, lēgātīcius, lēgātiō, lēgātīvus, lēgātor, lēgātōrius,
lēgātus, lēgifer, lēgirupa, lēgirupiō, lēgisdoctor, lēgislātiō, lēgislātor,
lēgisperītus, lēgitimē, lēgitimus, lēgumlātor, lēx) |
leer |
ler |
lire |
coil,
collect,
collection, collective,
diligence,
diligent,
intellect,
intellectual, intellectualism,
intelligence, intelligent,
intelligibility,
intelligible, lection, lecture, lecture, legend, legendary,
legibility, legible, legion, lesson, neglect,
neglectful, negligée,
negligence, negligent,
negligible | |
| lib |
liberare
(līberātiō, līberātor, līber, līberālis, līberālitās, līberāliter, līberē, līberī, libērta, lībērtās, lībērtō, lībērtīnus, lībērtus) |
librar,
liberar |
livrar,
liberar |
livrer,
libérer |
deliberate, deliver, liberal, liberate,
libertine,
liberty,
livery | |
| ln |
linquere (reliquus,
relinquō, delinquō) |
delinquir |
| délinquer,
délinquant |
delinquent, delinquency, derelict, relic, relinquish | |
| lq |
loquere (alloquor, circumloquor, colloquor,
ēloquor, interloquor, locūtiō, locūtor, locūtulēius, locūtuleus, locūtus,
loquāx, loquēla, loquēns, loquentia, loquitor, obloquor, praeloquor,
prōloquor, trāloquor, loquācitās, loquāciter, loquāculus, loquēlāris) | |
| locuteur, loquace,
loquacité, grandiloquent, soliloque |
colloquial, colloquialism,
colloquium, eloquence,
eloquent,
grandiloquence,
grandiloquent, illocution,
interlocutor, locution,
loquacious, loquaciousness,
loquacity,
magniloquence, magniloquent,
perlocution | |
| lc |
lucere (allūceō, circumlūceō, collūceō, dīlūceō, ēlūceō, illūceō, interlūceō, lūcēns, lucerna, lūcidus,
pellūceō / perlūceō, praelūceō, prōlūceō, relūceō, sublūceō, superlūceō,
trānslūceō, lūx) |
lucir |
luzir |
luire |
elucidate,
lucent,
lucid,
lucidity,
noctiluca,
pellucid,
relucent,
translucent |
|
| ld |
ludere (ablūdō, allūdō, antelūdium, collūdō, dēlūdō,
ēlūdō, illūdō, interlūdō, lūdibundus, lūdus, lūsus, oblūdō, perlūdō, praelūdō,
prōlūdō, relūdō) |
luir,
ludir |
ludo | |
allude,
allusion,
collude,
collusion,
delude,
delusion,
elude,
elusive,
illusion,
interlude,
ludic,
ludicrous,
prelude,
prolusion,
Ludo |
|
| mn |
manere (commaneō, ēmaneō, immaneō, intermaneō,
manēns, manentia, mansiō, mansitō, mansor, mansus, permaneō, remaneō,
mansiōnārius, mansiuncula, mansōrius) |
manir |
mãer |
manoir,
maneir,
maindre | immanence,
immanent,
manor,
manse,
mansion,
ménage,
permanency, permanent,
remain,
remainder,
remanence | |
| mr |
mergere (dēmergō, ēmergō, immergō, mergitō,
mergulus, mergus, remergō, summergō) | |
|
émerger, immerger, immersion | emerge, emergent,
emergence,
emergency,
immerse,
immersion,
immersive,
merge,
submerge,
submersion | |
| mt |
mittere (admittō, āmittō, circummittō, committō,
comprōmittō, dēmittō, dīmittō, ēmittō, immittō, intermittō, intrōmittō, missa,
missālis, missāticum, missīcius, missiculō, missilis, missiō, missitō,
missīvus, missor, missōrium, missum, missus, mittēns, omittō, permittō,
praemittō, praetermittō, prōmittō, remittō, submittō, supermittō, trānsmittō) |
meter |
meter |
mettre | admission,
admit,
commission,
commit, commitment,
compromise,
demit,
demise,
demiss, demission,
dismiss,
dismission,
emit,
emission, intermission,
intermit,
intermittent,
mess,
message, messenger,
mission,
missionary, missile, missive, permit, permission,
permissive, promise,
reemission,
reemit, remissible,
remission,
remit,
remittance, remittent,
remitter,
submit,
submission, submissive,
transmit,
transmission |
|
| mn |
monere
(admoneō, commoneō, ēmoneō, monēta, Monēta, monitō, monitor, monitum,
monitus, mōnstrō, monstrum, monubilis, permoneō, praemoneō, prōmoneō,
remoneō, submoneō, summoneō) | muñir |
monir |
monnayé, monnaie, monétaire, | demonstrate,
monish,
monition,
monitor,
monster,
monument,
muster,
premonition, summon, money | |
| nr |
narrare
(ēnarrō, nārrābilis, nārrātiō, nārrātīvē, nārrātīvus, nārrātor, nārrātum, nārrātus, inēnarrābilis, nārrātiuncula) |
narrar |
narrar |
narrer |
narrate,
narration,
narrator |
|
| nv |
navigare
(adnāvigō, circumnāvigō, nāvigābilis, nāvigātiō, nāvigātor, nāviger,
nāvigium, nauta, nauticus, nāvālis, nāvia, nāvicella, nāvicula,
nāviculāris, nāviculārius, nāviculor, nāvifragus, nāvis) |
navegar |
navegar |
naviguer,
nager |
circumnavigate, navigate |
|
| nc |
nocere (prīmum nōn nocēre) |
nozir,
nocir |
nozer,
nozir,
nuzer,
nuzir |
nuire |
noxious,innocent,
innocuous,
nuisance |
|
| n |
noscere (cognōscō, cognitio, incognitus, recōgnoscō) |
conocer |
conhecer | connaître |
acquaint,
acquaintance, cognition,
cognitive,
cognizant,
cognizance, cognize, cognizor,
cognosce,
connoisseur, ignorable,
ignorance,
ignorant,
ignore,
incognito,
precognition, recognize,
recognition, quaint |
|
| od |
odere (odiātus, odibilis, odio, odiōsē, odiōsus,
odium) |
odiar |
odiar |
|
| |
| odr |
odorare (odōror, odor) |
olor |
odor |
odeur |
deodorant,
malodor,
malodorous,
odor,
odour
odorant,
odorous, reodorant | |
| of |
offendere (offendiculum, offensa, offensō, offensor, offensum,
offensus) |
ofender |
ofender |
offenser |
offend,
offense | |
| ol |
olere (adoleō, oboleō, olēns, olentia, olentica,
olenticētum, olētum, olidus, peroleō, praeoleō, redoleō, suboleō, olētō) |
oler | |
|
| |
| onr |
onerare (onerātus, onerārius, onerōsē, onerōsītās,
onerōsus, onus) |
exonerar |
onerar, exonerar |
exonérer |
exonerate,
onerous,
onus | |
| opc |
opacare |
opaco,
opaca |
opaco |
opaque |
opacity,
opaque,
opaqueness | |
| oprir |
operire (adoperiō, cooperiō, cooperculum,
cooperīmentum, coopertōrium, coopertus, discooperiō, deoperiō, operculum,
operīmentum, opertāneus, opertē, opertiō, opertō, opertōrium, opertum, opertus) |
cubrir |
cobrir, encobrir |
couvrir, recouvrir |
cover | |
| opr(ar) |
operare (opera, operāns, operārius, operātus) |
obrar,
operar |
obrar |
opérer,
œuvrer,
ouvrer |
co-op,
co-operation, cooperative,
hors d'oeuvre, inure, maneuver, manure, oeuvre, officinal,
opera,
operable,
operation,
operand,
operant,
operate,
operational, operative,
operator,
operose,
opus,
stover | |
| opn |
opinare (inopinus, ĭnŏpīnābĭlis, ĭnŏpīnans, antis,
ĭnŏpīnanter, ĭnŏpīnātus, ĭnŏpīnātus, a, um, ĭnŏpīnor, āri, ātus sum,
ŏpīnābĭlis, ŏpīnātĭo, ŏpīnātŏr, ŏpīnātus, ŏpīnātus, ŏpīnĭo, ŏpīnĭōsus,
ŏpīnĭuncŭla, nĕcŏpīnus, nĕcŏpīnans, nĕcŏpīnantĕr, nĕcŏpīnātō, nĕcŏpīnātus) |
opinar |
|
inopinément, inopiné,
opiner, opinion |
opination,
opine,
opinion,
opinionated | |
| opt |
optare (adoptō, exoptō, optābilis, optābiliter,
optātiō, optātīvus, optātō, optātum, optātus, optīvus) |
optar |
|
opter |
adopt,
adoptee,
adoption,
adoptive,
co-opt,
co-optation, co-option, opt, option, optionable,
optional |
|
| or |
orare (adōrō, perōrō, praeōrō, ōrāculum, ōrātiō, ōrātor, ōrātōriē, ōrātōrius,
ōrātum) |
orar |
orar |
orer |
orate,
oration,
oratorian, | |
| ordn |
ordinare (ōrdinālis, ōrdināriē, ōrdinārius,
ōrdinātē, ōrdinātim, ōrdinātiō, ōrdinātīvus, ōrdinātor, ōrdinātrix, ōrdinātus,
ōrdior, ōrdō) |
ordenar,
ordeñar |
ordenar,
ordenhar | ordonner |
ordain,
order,
ordinal,
ordinance,
ordinary,
ordinate,
ordination, ordnance,
ordonnance, subordinate,
subordination, superordinate,
superordination | |
| ord |
ordire (orsa, orsus) |
urdir |
urdir |
ourdir |
| |
| orir |
orire (aborīginēs, aborior, aborīscor, abortiō,
abortīvus, abortīvum, abortum, abortus, abortō, adorior, coorior, exorior,
exortus, oborior, oriēns, orientālis, orīgō, orīginālis, orīginātiō, oriundus,
suborior, aborsus, abortio, adortus, coortus, inorior, obortus, subortus,
oriens, orientalis, ortus) | |
| avorter, avortement, origine,
orient, oriental, originel, originaire |
orient,
orientate,
orientation, orienteer,
origin,
originate,
originator, origination,
original |
|
| orn |
ornare (adōrnātē,
exornō, ōrnāmentārius, ōrnāmentum, ōrnātē, ōrnātiō, ōrnātor, ōrnātrix,
ōrnātulus, ōrnātūra, ōrnātus, subōrnō) |
ornar,
adornar |
ornar |
orner |
adorn | |
| or(ar) |
orare (adōrō, perōrō, praeōrō, ōrāculum, ōrātiō,
ōrātor, ōrātōriē, ōrātōrius, ōrātum) |
orar |
orar |
orer |
orate,
oration,
orator,
oratory |
|
| ot |
otiare (negōtium,
ōtiōsus,
negōtiālis, negōtiāns, negōtiātiō, negōtiātor, negōtiolum, negōtior, negōtiōsus) |
ocio,
negocio |
ócio,
negócio | négoce |
negotiate | |
| ov |
ovare (ovālis, ovanter, ovātiō, ovātus) | | |
|
| |
| p |
parare (parābilis, apparō, comparō, imperō, praeparō,
properus, reparō, sēparō, vituperō) |
parar |
parar |
parer |
disrepair,
empress,
emperor,
empire,
imperial,
imperialism, imperialist,
imperium,
parable,
pare,
prepare,
preparation, preparatory,
preparative, rampart, repair, repairable,
reparable,
repairer,
reparation, reparatory, separate, sever, several | |
| pll |
pellere
(appellō, aspellō, compellō, dēpellō, dispellō, expellō, impellō,
interpellō, Pellōnia, perpellō, prōpellō, pulsiō, pultō/ pulsō, pulsuōsus, pulsus, repellō ~ percutiō) |
empujar | empurrar |
pousser |
appeal, compel, compellation, dispel, expel, impel, impulse, peal, pelt,
poussette, pulsate, pulse, propel, push, rappel, repeal, repel | |
| pt |
petere
(appetō, competō, hērēdipeta, impetō, petulāns, repetō, lucripeta,
expeto, oppeto, perpetuo, suppeto, perpes, praepes) |
pedir |
pedir |
propice, propitiation,
pétition, pétulant,
pétulance, |
appetite, compete, impetigo, impetuous, impetus, perpetual, -petal, petition,
petulant, repeat | |
| plac |
placere
(placens, placentia, placide, placido, placidus, placitus) |
placer |
prazer |
plaire,
plaisir |
complacent, placebo, placid, plea, plead, pleasant,
pleasure,
please | |
| plc |
plicare
(applicō, complicō, dēplicō, displicō, explicō, implicō, multiplicō,
replicō, supplicō) |
llegar,
plegar,
pregar |
chegar,
pregar,
plicar |
plier |
accomplice, apply, complicate, complice, complicity, deploy, display, employ,
explicate, explicit, exploit, implicate, implicit, plait, pleat, pliant, plica,
plicate, plight, plissé, ply, replicate, reply, splay | |
| pl |
plere (compleō, dēpleō, expleō, impleō, oppleō,
repleō, suppleō, manipulus, plēbs, plēnus, plērus, populus) |
llenar | |
emplir, remplir |
complete,
completion, complement,
complementary,compliment,
compliance, compliant,
comply,
deplete,
depletion,
replete,
repletion,
supplier,
supplement,
supply | |
| pn |
ponere (antepōnō, appōnō, circumpōnō, compōnō,
contrāpōnō, dēpōnō, dispōnō, expōnō, impōnō, interpōnō, oppōnō, pōnēns, postis,
postpōnō, praepōnō, prōpōnō, repōnō, sēpōnō, suppōnō, superimpōnō, superpōnō,
trānspōnō) |
poner |
pôr |
pondre |
appose,
apposition, component,
compose,
composition, compost, compote, compound,
deponent, contrapposto, depone,
deposit,
deposition, depositor,
depository, disposal,
dispose,
disposition, exponent, expose, exposition,
expound,
pose,
posit, impose, impost, impost,
interpose, juxtapose, oppose,
position,
positive,
positivity, post, postiche, posture, postural,
proponent,
proposal,
propose,
proposition, propound, provost, punt, reposit,
suppose,
supposition, transpose,
transposition, | |
| prt |
portare (apportō, asportō, comportō, deportō,
exportō, importō, portābilis, opportō, reportō, supportō, trānsportō) |
portar |
portar |
porter |
comport,
deport,
deportation, disport, export,
exportation, exporter, import, importance,
important,
importation, importer, port, portability,
portable,
portage,
portamento, portative,
porter,
portfolio,
purport,
rapport,
report,
sport,
support,
transport,
transportation | |
| prm |
premere (comprimō, dēprimō, exprimō, imprimō,
opprimō, reprimō, supprimō) |
premiar,
premer |
premer,
premir |
preindre |
compress,
compression, compressor,
depress,
depression, depressive,
express,
expression, expressive,
expressiveness,
impress,
impression, imprimatur,
imprint,
oppress,
oppression, oppressive,
press,
print,
reprimand,
repress,
repression, repressive,
sprain,
suppress,
suppression | |
| ps |
potere,
possum (multum posse, possibilis, potēns, potentia, absum, adsum,
dēsum, īnsum, intersum, obsum, potentiālis, potis, praesum, prōsum,
subsum, sum, supersum) |
poder |
poder |
pouvoir |
impotent, omnipotent, possible, potent,
in
posse,
power, prepotent | |
| pgn |
pugnare
(appugnō, compugnō, dēpugnō, expugnō, impugnō, oppugnō, prōpugnō, pugna, pugnāculum, pugnantia, pugnātor, pugnax, repugnō, pugnācitās,
pugnāciter, pugnātōrius, pugnātrix, pugneus, pugnicula, pugnitus, pugnus) |
puñar |
punho, apunhalar, punhada, punhado, punhal,
punhalada |
poing, pogne, arme de poing, coup-de-poing, coup de poing, dormir à poings
fermés, empoignade, empoigner, empoigne, le poing
sur la hanche, les poings sur les hanches, oiseau de poing, mener sur le
poing, pieds et poings liés, poignant, poignard, poignarder, poigne,
poignée, poignet, pugnace, se ronger les poings |
impugn, oppugn, poniard, pugilism, pugil stick, pugnacious, repugn | |
| png |
pungere
(circumpungō, compungō, dēpungō, dispungō, expungō, impungō, interpungō,
perpungō, prōpungō, repungō, trānspungō) |
punzar,
pungir,
puñir |
pungir,
punçar |
poindre |
point, pointillism, pontil, pounce, pounce, punch, puncheon, punctilio,
punctual, punctuate, puncture,
poignant,
pungent, spontoon, trapunto | |
| q |
quaerere (acquiro, conquiro, conqueror, exquiro,
inquiro, perquiro, quaerens, quaerendus, requiro, quaeritō, quaeritur,
quaesītor, quaesītus, quaesō) |
querer |
querer |
quérir |
acquire,
acquisition,
query,
querent, quest,
question,
questionnaire, conquest,
conquer,
conqueror,
inquire,
inquiry,
inquisition, inquisitive,
request,
require,
requirement, requisite | |
| qss |
quassare |
quejar,
cascar |
queixar,
queixar-se, cascar |
casser |
quash,
quassative | |
| qt |
quatere (concutiō, dēcutiō, discutiō, excutiō,
incutiō, percutiō, praecutiō, quassō, quassus, quatefaciō, recutiō,
succutiō, quassābilis, quassābundus, quassātiō, quassātūra) |
discutir, sacudir |
discutir,
sacudir |
discuter, secouer |
discuss | |
| qsc |
quiescere (acquiēscō / adquiēscō, conquiēscō,
interquiēscō, perquiēscō, quiescentia, quiētē, quiētōrium, quiētum, quiētus,
requiēscō, quiēs, quiētūdō) |
queda |
queda | |
acquiesce,
acquiescence, acquiescent,
quiesce,
quiescence, quiescent,
quiet,
quietism |
|
| rad |
radere: abrādō, adrādō, corrādō, dērādō, ērādō,
interrādō, irrādō, rādula, rallum, rāmentum, rāsāmen, rāsilis, rāsiō, rāsitō,
rāstrum, rāsūra, rāsus, subrādō, surrādō | raer,
rascar |
raer,
rer,
rascar,
rasar |
raser |
abrasion, erase | 削, (刮, 擦) |
| rp |
rapere (rapāx, rapīna, raptō) |
rapaz,
rápido,
rapiña,
raptar,
raptor |
|
ravir | erepsin,
rapacious,
rape,
rapid,
rapine,
rapt,
raptor,
rapture,
ravage,
raven,
ravin,
ravish,
subreption, surreptitious |
|
| rpt |
raptare |
raptar |
raptar | | rapt,
raptor,
rapture, |
|
| reg |
regere
(corrigō, dīrigō, ērigō, *excorrigo, pergō, porrigō, regibilis, surgō,
rector, rēgālis, rēgia, rēgius, rēgnō, rēgnum, rēx m, rēgina f ~ ordinō) |
regir |
reger |
régir |
address,
adroit,
alert,
correct,
direct,
erect,
incorrigible, insurgent,
insurrection, porrect, realm, rectangle,
rectify,
rectilinear, rectitude, recto, rector, rectum, rectus, regent, regime, regimen, regiment, region, resurge,
Risorgimento,
sord, source,
surge | |
| rid |
ridere
(arrīdeō, corrīdeō, dērīdeō, irrīdeō, rīdibundus, rīdiculus, rīsibilis,
rīsiloquium, rīsiō, rīsitō, rīsor, rīsus, subrīdeō / surrīdeō, rīdiculē) |
reír |
rir |
rire |
deride,
derision,
derisive,
ridicule,
ridiculous, risible | |
| rig |
rigare: arrigō, irrigō, rigātiō, rigātor, rigātus |
regar |
regar | |
| |
| rod |
rodere (abrōdō, arrōdō, circumrōdō, corrōdō, ērōdō,
praerōdō, rōsiō, rōstrum, rōsus) | roer |
roer |
roder,
ronger |
corrode,
erode |
|
| rog |
rogare (abrogō, arrogō, corrogō, dērogō, ērogō,
interrogō, irrogō, obrogō, perrogō, praerogō, prōrogō, rogāmentum, rogātiō,
rogātor, rogātus, rogitō, subrogō / surrogō, rogātiuncula, rogitātiō) |
rogar |
rogar |
rover,
ruver |
abrogate,
abrogation, arrogance,
arrogant,
arrogate,
derogate,
derogatory, derogation,
derogative, interrogate,
interrogation, interrogative,
interrogator, interrogatory,
prerogative, prorogue,
rogation,
rogatory,
subrogate,
supererogate | |
| r |
rumpere (abrumpō, corrumpō, dīrumpō, ērumpō,
interrumpō, intrōrumpō, irrumpō, perrumpō, praecorrumpō, praerumpō, prōrumpō,
ruptiō, ruptor, ruptūra, ruptus, surrumpō) |
romper,
rozar |
romper,
roçar |
rompre |
abrupt,
bankrupt,
bankruptcy, corrupt,
corruption, disrupt,
disruption, disruptive,
erupt,
eruption,
interrupt,
interruption, irrupt, rout, rupicolous,
rupture |
|
| sl |
salire(absiliō, assiliō, dēsiliō, exsiliō,
īnsiliō, persiliō, prōsiliō, resiliō, salebra, saliēns, salientēs,
salisātiō, salītiō, saltō, saltus, subsiliō) |
salir |
sair |
saillir |
sally,
salient | |
| slt |
saltare (saltō, saltus lunae) |
saltar,
sotar |
saltar |
sauter |
sault | |
| slu |
salutare
(salūtābundus, salūtātiō, salūtātor, salūtātōrium, salūtātōrius,
salūtātrix, salūbris, salūbritās, salūbriter, salūs, salūtārē, salūtāris, salūtifer, salūtificātor, salūtiger, salvē, salvus) |
saludar |
saudar |
saluer |
salubrious, salutary,
salutation,
salute | |
| slv |
salvo (salvātĭo, salvātŏr, salvātus) |
salvar |
salvar |
sauver |
save | |
| scn |
scandere
(adscensibilis / ascensibilis, adscēnsiō / ascēnsiō, adscensor / ascensor,
ascendō, conscendō, descendō, escendō, inscendō, scandula, transcendō,
scala) |
ascender |
ascender |
ascendre |
ascend,
ascendency, condescend,
descend,
scan,
scandent,
scansion,
scansorial, scantling,
transcend | |
| scr |
scribere (āscrībō, circumscrībō, cōnscrībō,
contrāscrībō, dēscrībō, dīscrībō, exscrībō, īnscrībō, interscrībō, perscrībō,
postscrībō, praescrībō, prōscrībō, rescrībō, scrīptus, subscrībō, superscrībō,
trānscrībō, scrība, scrībātus, scrīnium, scrīptilis, scrīptiō, scrīptiōnālis,
scrīptitō, scrīptiuncula, scrīptor, scrīptōrium, scrīptōrius, scrīptula,
scrīptum, scrīptūra, scrīptūriō, scrīptus) |
escribir |
escrever,
escrivir |
écrire <
escrivre,
escrire |
ascribe,
circumscribe, conscribe,
conscript,
conscription, describe,
description, descriptive,
descriptivism, descriptivist,
descriptor, inscribe,
inscription, prescribe,
prescription, prescriptive,
proscribe,
scribal,
scribe,
script,
transcribe, transcription | |
| sd |
sedere (assideō, circumsedeō, dēsideō, dissideō,
duābus sellīs sedeō, īnsideō, obsideō, persedeō, possideō, praesideō, resideō,
sedēns, sedentārius, sēdēs, sedibilis, sedīle, sedimen, sedimentum, sēdō,
sēdulus, sella, supersedeō) |
sentar,
ser |
sentar,
ser |
seoir |
assess,
assessment, assiduous,
assize,
dissident,
insessorial, insidious,
obsess,
obsessive,
possess,
possession, possessive,
possessor,
preside,
president,
reside,
residence,
resident,
séance,
sedate,
sedation,
sedative,
sedentary,
sederunt,
sedile,
sediment,
sedimentary, sedimentation,
sessile,
session,
sewer,
siege,
subsidiary, subsidy,
supersede,
surcease |
|
| srv |
servire,
servare
(asservō, cōnservō, inservō, observō, perservō, praeservō, reservō,
asserviō, dēserviō, īnserviō, praeserviō, servīlē, servīlis,
servīliter, servitium, servītor, servitrītius, servitūdō, servitūs,
servulus, servus, subserviō) |
servir,
servar |
servir |
servir |
conservation, conserve, deserve, preservation, preserve, reservation, reserve,
servant, serve, service, servile |
|
| sg |
signare (assignō, cōnsignō, dēsignō, insignō,
obsignō, resignō, signāculum, subsignō) |
signar |
| signer |
assign,
consign,
consignment, design, designate,
designer,
insignia,
resign,
scarlet,
scarlatina,
seal, segno,
sigil,
sain,
sign | |
| sst |
sistere
(absistō, assistō,
assistentia, circumsistō, cōnsistō, dēsistō, existō / exsistō,
īnsistō, obsistō, persistō, resistō, subsistō) |
asistir |
assistir |
assister |
interstitial, resist (via restitō),
persist,
subsist,
desist,
insist,
consist,
assist,
consist,
exist,
interstice, resist, | |
| solv |
solvere
(absolvo, dissolvo, exsolvō, persolvō, resolvo, solūtiō) |
solver |
solver | soudre |
absolute,
absolve,
assoil,
dissolve,
resolute,
resolve,
soluble,
solute,
solution,
solve | |
| spc |
specere (adspiciō, cōnspiciō, dēspiciō, dispiciō,
inspiciō, perspiciō, prōspiciō, respiciō, speciēs, specillum, specimen, spectō,
suspiciō, spectō) | |
| espèce, spécieux |
auspice,
auspicious,
conspicuity, conspicuous,
despicable, despise, despiser, frontispiece, perspicacious,
respecification,
respecify, respite, special,
specialist, specialize,
specialization,
speciate,
speciation,
specie,
species, specifiable,
specific,
specification, specificity,
specify,
specimen,
specious,
speculate,
speculation, speculative,
speculator, speculum, spice, spy,
transpicuous | |
| spct |
spectāre (aspectō, circumspectō, dēspectō,
exspectō, spectābilis, spectāculum, spectātiō, spectātor, spectātrīx,
spectātus, spectrum, specula, speculāria, speculātor, speculātrīx, speculor,
speculum) | |
| aspect |
aspect, circumspect,
despect, expect, expectable,
expectancy, expectant,
expectation,
inspect,
inspector,
inspection, introspect,
introspection, introspective,
perspective,
prospect,
prospective, prospector,
respect,
respective,
retrospect, retrospection,
retrospective,
spectacle,
spectacular, spectral,
spectrum, suspect |
|
| spr |
sperare
(dēspērō,
spēs) |
esperar |
esperar |
espérer |
despair,
desperate,
esperance,
Esperanto,
prosper | |
| spn |
spondere
(cōnspondeō, dēspondeō, respondeō, spōnsa, spōnsālis, spōnsiō, spōnsō,
spōnsor, spōnsum, spōnsus, spōnsāle, spōnsālia, spōnsiuncula, respondeat
superior, respōnsiō, respōnsitō, respōnsīvus, respōnsō, respōnsor,
respōnsōria, respōnsum, respōnsus) |
responder |
responder |
répondre |
despond,
despondent, espouse, respond, sponsor, spouse | |
| st |
stare (antestō, antistō, astō, circumstō, cōnstō,
distō, exstō, īnstō, interstō, obstō, perstō, praestō, restō, superstō,
stabulum, sistō, statuō) |
estar |
estar |
être,
ester |
arrest,
circumstance, constancy,
constant,
constituent, constitute,
constitution, constitutive,
contrast,
cost,
destitute,
distance,
distant,
establish,
establishment, estancia, extant, instance,
instant,
institute,
institution, obstacle,
obstetric,
oust,
prostitute,
rest,
restitute, restitution,
restive,
stability,
stabilize,
stabilization, stabilizer,
stable,
stage,
stance,
stanch,
stanchion,
stanza,
state,
statistics, station,
stationary, stative, stator, statue, stature, status, statute,
statutory,
stay,
stare decisis,
stet,
substance,
substantial, substitute,
substitution, superstition | |
| std |
studere
(studēns, studium, studiolum, studiōsē, studiōsus) |
estudiar |
estudar |
étudier |
etui,
student,
studio,
studious,
study | |
| sd |
suadere (cōnsuādeō, dissuādeō, persuādeō, suādēla,
suādenter, suādibilis, suādus, suāsiō, suāsor, suāsōrius, suāsum, suāsus) |
suadir |
suadir |
suader,
dissuader, dissuasion, persuader, persuasif, |
dissuade,
dissuasion, dissuasive,
persuade,
persuasion, persuasive,
suade,
suasion,
suasiveness | |
| sm |
sumere
(absūmō, assūmō, cōnsūmō, dēsūmō, īnsūmō, praesūmō, resūmō, subsūmō,
sūmptiō, sūmptitō, sūmptus, trānsūmō) |
sumir,
asumir |
sumir,
assumir |
assumer |
assume,
consume,
presume,
resume,
subsume,
sumptuary,
sumptuous | |
| tc |
tacere (conticeō, fac taceās, obticeō, reticeō,
tacē, tacē tu, tacitē, tacitus, tacitulus, taciturnitās, taciturnus) | |
|
taire |
tacit,
taciturn |
|
| tng |
tangere (attingō, contingō, obtingō, pertingō, rem
acū tetigistī, acū tetigistī, tāctilis, tangibilis, taxō) |
tañer, tangir |
| |
attain,
attainment, contact,
contagion,
contagious, contingency,
contingent,
intact,
integer, integral,
integrate,
integration, integrity, tact, tactile,
tactility,
tactual, tangible,
tangent |
|
| trd |
tardare (tardus) |
tardar |
tardar | tarder |
retard |
|
| tx |
taxare (taxātiō) |
tasar |
taxar |
taxer |
tax |
|
| tg |
tegere (contegō, dētegō, integō, obtegō, pertegō,
praetegō, prōtegō, retegō, subtegō, supertegō, tectum) | |
| |
detect,
detection,
detective,
detector,
integument, integumentary,
protect,
protective, protection,
protectionist, protectionism,
protector,
protectorate, tegument | |
| tmt |
temptare (attemptō, pertemptō, praetemptō,
retemptō) |
tentar |
tentar |
tenter,
tempter |
attempt,
tempt,
temptation |
|
| tnd |
tendere (attendō, contendō, detendō, distendō,
extendō, intendō, obtendō, ostendō, pertendō, portendō, praetendō,
protendō, retendō, subtendō, tensus, tendicula, tendor, tensiō, tensūra, tenta, tentipellium) |
tender |
tender | tendre |
attend,
attendance, attention,
attentive,
contend,
contention, contentious,
extend,
extensible, extension,
extensive,
intend,
intense,
intensification,
intensifier, intensify,
intension,
intensional, intensity,
intensive,
intent,
intention,
ostensible, ostensive,
ostentation, ostentatious,
portend,
portent,
portentous, pretend,
pretender,
pretense,
pretension, pretentious,
pretentiousness,
subtend,
tend,
tendentious, tendency, tent, tense | |
| tn |
tenere (abstineō, attineō, circumteneō, contineō,
dētineō, distineō, manūteneō, obtineō, pertineō, retineō, sustineō, tenāculum,
tenāx, tenēns, tenor, tentus, trānstineō) |
tener |
ter |
tenir |
abstain,
contain,
containable, container,
containment, content, continue, detain, detention,
entertain,
entertainer, entertainment,
lieutenant, maintain,
maintenance, obtain, pertain,
pertinacious, pertinence,
rein,
retain,
retention,
retinue,
sustain,
sustenance, tenable,
tenacious,
tenant,
tenement,
tenet,
tenon,
tenor,
tenure,
tenuto | |
| tr |
terere (trīticum, trībulum, prōterō, protervus) | |
| |
attrit,
attrite,
attritee,
attrition,
attritor,
contrite,
contrition, tribulation,
trite,
triteness,
triturate |
|
| trr |
terrere (absterreō, conterreō, dēterreō, exterreō,
perterreō, prōterreō, terribilis, terricula, terrificus, terriloquus,
terrisonus, territiō, territō, territus, terror) | |
| |
deter,
deterrence, deterrent,
terrible,
terrific,
terrify,
terror,
terrorism,
terrorist,
terrorize |
|
| tst |
testare (attestor, contestor, dētestor, prōtestor) | |
| |
testify,
attest |
|
| tex |
texere (textilis, textor, textōrius, textrīnus,
textrīx, textum, textus, textura) |
tejer |
tecer |
tisser |
context,
pretext,
subtext,
text,
textual,
textile |
|
| tm |
timere (pertimeō, praetimeō, subtimeō, timefactus,
timendus, timēns, timidus, timor, timidē, timiditās, timidulē, timōrātus) |
temer |
temer | |
intimidate, intimidation,
timid,
timidity,
timidness,
timorous |
|
| tl |
tolerare (tolerabilis, tolerabiliter, tolerandus,
tolerans, toleranter, tolerantia, toleratio, toleratus) |
tolerar |
tolerar | tolérer |
tolerate |
|
| tll |
tollere (abstollō, attollō, circumtollō, contollō,
extollō, intollō, prōtollō, retollō, supertollō, sustollō, tollēns) |
toller,
tullir |
tolher |
toldre | |
|
| trn |
tornare (tornator, tornatura) |
tornar |
tornar | tourner |
turn |
|
| trh |
trahere (abstrahō, attrahō, circumtrahō, contrahō,
dētrahō, distrahō, extrahō, intertrahō, intrahō, obtrahō, pertrahō, prōtrahō,
retrahō, subtrahō, supertrahō, tractābilis, tractābilitās, tractābiliter,
tractātiō, tractātor, tractātōrium, tractātrīx, Tractīcius, tractim, tractō,
tractōria, tractōriae, tractōrius, tractum, tractuōsus, tractus, trahea,
tergum, trāgula) | traer,
traje |
trazer | traire,
traîner,
traiter |
attract,
attraction, attractive,
attractor,
contract,
contraction, contractor,
contractual, detract,
detraction, detractor,
retract,
retraction, subtract,
subtraction, intractability,
intractable,
trace, traceable,
traceability,
tract, tractable,
tractability, tractor, treat, treatable,
treatment,
treatise,
treaty | |
| ul |
ululare (exululo, ululabilis, ululamen, ululatio,
ululatus) |
aullar,
ulular |
uivar,
ulular |
hurler,
ululer,
hululer |
ululate | |
| umb |
umbrare (umbratio) | |
|
ombrager, ombre | adumbrate,
adumbration, adumbrative,
penumbra,
somber,
sombrero,
umbrage,
umbrageous, umbrella | |
| und |
undare (redundō,
abundo, inundo) | ondear |
undar |
abonder, abonder, inonder, ondoyer, onduler | abound, abundance,
inundate,
inundation, redound,
redundance, redundancy,
redundant,
surround,
undulate,
undulation | |
| urg |
urgere (urgens, urgenter) | |
|
urger |
urge,
urgency,
urgent | |
| u |
utere (abūtor, deūtor, ūsitor, ūsūra, ūsus, ūtibilis,
ūtilis) |
usar |
usar |
user |
abuse,
disuse,
misuse,
peruse,
unusual,
usage,
usance, use,
useful,
usefulness,
user, usual,
usufruct,
usurious,
usurp,
usury,
utensil,
utile,
utilitarian, utilitarianism,
utility,
utilities,
utilize,
utilization | |
| vd | vadere (ēvādō, invādō,
pervādō) |
evadir,
embaír,
invadir,
vamos etc |
evadir,
embair, invadir,
vades etc |
envahir,
évader,
vont etc |
evade,
evasion,
invade,
invasion,
pervade | |
| vh |
vehere
(advehō, advectīcius, advectio, advectō, advector, advectus, cirumvectō,
circumvector, circumvehor, convehō, convehor, ēvehō, ēvectio, ēvectō,
ēvectātio, ēvectus, invehō, invector, invectus, pervehō, prōvehō,
prōvectus, subvehō, subvectō, subvector, subvectus, vectīgal, vectio,
vectis, vectiārius, vecticulārius, vectō, vectātio, vectitō, vector,
vectōrius, vehemēns, vēmēns, vehes/vehis, vehiculum, vehiculāris,
vehiculārius, vehiculātio, veha, via, veterīnus) |
|
|
véhicule, voie, véhément, vexer |
advection,
convection, evection,
invective,
inveigh,
vector,
vehement,
vehicle | |
| vnd |
vendere
(vēnditiō, vēnditō, vēnditor) |
vender |
vender |
vendre |
vend,
vendor | |
| v |
venire (adinveniō, adveniō, anteveniō, circumveniō,
contrāveniō, conveniō, dēveniō, disconveniō, ēveniō, interveniō, inveniō,
obveniō, perveniō, praeveniō, prōveniō, reveniō, subveniō, superveniō,
trānsveniō, ventiō, ventitō, ventō, adventus) |
venir |
vir |
venir |
advent,
adventitious, adventure,
adventurous
avenue, circumvent,
contravene, convene,
convenient, convent,
conventicle, convention,
coven,
covenant,
event,
eventful,
eventual,
intervene,
intervene,
invent,
inventive,
inventiveness, inventor,
inventory,
misadventure, parvenu,
prevenient, prevent,
provenance, provenience,
revenant,
revenue,
souvenir,
subvention, uneventful,
supervene,
venire,
venturous,
venue | |
| vrt | vertere
(advertō, āvertō, converto, dēvertō, dīvertō, ēvertō, intervertō, invertō,
obvertō, pervertō, revertō, revertor, subvertō, trānsvertō, versiō, versus,
vertibilis, vortex/ vertex, terga vertō, versō) |
vertir,
verter |
verter | vertir |
adverse,
adversity,
anniversary, aversion, avert,
bouleversement,
controversy, converse,
conversion, conversation,
convert,
diverse,
diversion,
diversity,
divert,
evert,
extrorse,
extroversion, extrovert,
introrse,
introversion, introvert,
inverse,
inversion,
invert,
malversation, obverse, obvert, peevish, pervert, prose, retrorse,
reversal,
reverse,
revert,
sinistrorse, subversion,
subversive, subvert,
tergiversate, transverse,
universe,
versatile,
verse,
version,
versus,
vertebra,
vertex,
vertigo,
vortex | |
| vd |
videre (evidens, invideō, pervideō, praevideō,
prōvideō, revideō, vīsibilis, vīsificus, vīsiō, vīsō, vīsum, vīsus,
vīsibilitās, vīsibiliter, vīsitātiō, vīsitātor, vīsitō, vīsuālis, vīsuālitās) |
ver |
ver |
voir |
advice,
advisable,
advise,
adviser,
advisor,
advisory,
belvedere,
clairvoyant, enviable, envy, evidence,
evident,
improvisation, improvise,
interview,
interviewer, invidious,
previse,
provide,
provision,
provisional, prudence,
prudent,
purvey,
purveyance, purveyor,
purview,
review,
reviewer,
revise,
revision,
revisionism, revisor,
supervise,
supervision, supervisor,
survey,
surveyor,
television,
vide, view,
viewer,
visa,
visage,
visibility, visible, vision, visionary,
visit,
visor,
vista,
visual,
visualization, visualize,
voyeur | |
| vnc | vincere
(convincō, dēvincō, ēvincō, pervincō, prōvincō, revincō, vēnī vīdī vīcī,
victor) |
vencer |
vencer | vaincre |
convict,
conviction, convince, evict, evince, invincible,
vanquish,
victor,
victorious, victory, vincible | |
| vlv | volvere
(advolvō, circumvolvō, convolvō, dēvolvō, ēvolvō, involvō, obvolvō, prōvolvō,
revolvō, subvolvō, volūmen) |
volver |
volver | |
convolve,
convolute,
convoluted, convolution,
evolve,
evolution,
evolutionary, involve,
involvement, revolve, revolver,
revolution, revolutionary,
voluble,
volute | |
| w | vivere (ita vivam, ne vivam si, vīta, vītālis, vīvācitās, vīvāciter, vīvārium,
vīvārius, vīvātus, vīvāx, vīvēscō, vīvidus,
vīvus) |
vivir |
viver |
vivre |
convivial,
devive,
revitalization,
revitalize, revival, revive, survival,
survive,
viability,
viable,
viand,
victual,
vital,
vitality,
viva,
vivacious,
vivid | |
| vc | vocare (advocō, convocō, ēvocō, invocō, prōvocō, revocō, vocābilis, vocābulum, vocāmen,
vocātiō, vocātīvē, vocātīvus, vocātor, vocātus, vocitō, vōx, vocābulum, vōcālis, vōcālitās, vōcāliter, vocātōrius, vōcula, vōculātiō) |
bogar |
vogar |
voucher,
vochier |
advocate,
avocation,
convoke,
equivocal,
evoke,
invocation,
invoke,
provoke,
revoke,
univocal,
vocable,
vocation,
vouch | |
| vle | volere, velle (benevolēns, malevolēns, pervolō, quantusvīs, vel, volēns,
voluntās, nōlō, mālō) |
|
|
vouloir,
volition |
benevolence, malevolence,
velleity,
volition,
voluntary | |
| vla | volare (volantēs,
volātilis, volātus, volitō, volucer) |
volar |
voar |
voler |
volant,
volatile | |
