Greek and Latin Roots
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ac - ad - ae - af - ai - al - am - an - ao - aq - as - at - au - ax
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a (G) - Not, without; together
appt, -o (G) - Unapproachable, invincible
abact (L) - Driven away
abbreviat (L) - Shortened
abdicat (L) - Disinherit
abdit (L) - Secret, hidden
abdom, =en, in (L) - The abdomen
abduc - lead from
aberran (L) - Going astray
abie, =s, -t (L) - A fir tree
abject (L) - Downcast, spiritless
ablat (L) - Weaned, removed
ablep, s (G) - Blindness
ablut (L) - Washed, cleansed
abort, -iv (L) - Born prematurely
abr, -o (G) - Delicate, dainty, pretty
=abramis (G) - A kind of fish
abras (L) - Rubbed off, scraped off
abrot (G) - Not edible; divine; splendor
abroton (G) - A kind of plant
abrupt (L) - Broken away from, steep
abs (L) - Off, from, away
abscis, -s (L) - Cut off
absinth, =ium (L) - Wormwood
absit (L) - Distant
abstemi (L) - Temperate, moderate
abund (L) - Overflow
abyss, -o (G) - Deep, bottomless
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ac (L) - To, toward
aca (G) - A point; silence; healing
acalanth, -i, =is (G) - A goldfinch
acaleph, =a (G) - nettle
acanth (G) - A spine, thorn, prickle
acanthi, -d, =s (G) - A goldfinch
acar, in (G) - A kind of mite; tiny
acceler (L) - Hasten, speedy
accip (L) - Seize, accept
=accipiter (L) - A hawk
accliv (L) - Steep, up-hill, incline
accresc (L) - Increase
ace, -o (G) - Heal; remedy
-acea (the ending of a animal class or order names)
-aceae (the ending of plant family names)
acer - without horns
=acer (L) Sharp, a maple tree
acerb (L) - Bitter, sour
acerv, =us (L) - A heap
acest (G) - Healing; remedy
acestr, =a (G) - A darning needle
acet, -o, =um, =yl (L) - Vinegar
acetabul, =um (L) - A vinegar cup
ach (G) - Ache, pain
achen (G) - Poor, needy; not gaping
achet, =a, -o (L) - Singing, sounding; a cicada
achille (G, My) - A character who had a vulnerable heel
achly, -o, =s (G) - Gloom, darkness
achn, =a (G) - Chaff, froth
achr, -oio, -oo, ost (G) - Colorless
achth, -o, =us (G) - A weight, burden
achyr, -o, =um (G) - A point, barb
acicul, =a (L) = A small needle
acid (L) - Sour, sharp
acin, -i, -o, =us (L) - A berry, cluster of grapes
acinac, =es (L) - A short sword
-acious (E) - Abounding in
= acipenser (L) - The Sturgeon
=acis (G) - A point, barb
acli, -d, =s (L) - A small javelin
acm, =a (G) - The highest point; a point
acmae, -o (G) - Flourishing, mature
=acmon, -o (G) - An anvil
aco (G) - A cure, remedy, relief
acoet, =es (G) - A bedfellow, spouse
acoluth, -o (G) - Following
aconit, =um (L) - The monk's hood
acont, -i, =um, -o (G) - A javelin, dart
acost, =a (G) - Barley
acous, -t (G) - Hear; heard
acr, =a, -e (G) - At the apex
acr, -i (L) - Sharp
acri, -d, =s (G) - A locust
acrip, -o (G) - Exact
acrit, -o (G) - Confused
acro (G) - Topmost, the tip, summit
acromi, -o, =m (G) - The point of the shoulder blade
act. =a,-e, -i (G) - The beach, seashore
acti, -no, =s (G) - A ray, beam
actit, =es (G) - A shore dweller
actuos (L) - Lively, active
acu, =s (L) - A needle
acu, -st (G) - Hear, heard
acule, =us (L) - A sting, thorn
acumin, -a (L) - A point; pointed
=acus (L) - A needle
=acus (G) - A cure, remedy, relief
acust (G) - Hear; heard, of hearing
acut (L) - Sharp
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ad (L) - To, toward
adama, -nto (G) - Unconquerable; diamond; iron
adapi (NL) - A rabbit
addict (L) - Devoted, compelled
ade (G) - Enough, abundantly; to be sated
adelo (G) - Unknown, secret
adelph, =us (G) - Brother
=aden, -o (G) - A gland
adephag, -o (G) - Gluttonous
=adeps, adip, -o (L) - Fat
adipo (L)- fat
adrninicul, =or (L) - A support, prop
adnex (L) - Bound to, annexed
adol, -o (G) - Genuine, pure
adolesc (L) - Growing up
adore, -us (G) - Grain, spelt
adox, -o (G) - Insignificant; disreputable
adr, -o (G) - thick, stout
adran (G) - Feeble, listless
adras (L) - Shaved, scraped away
adul, -a (G) - Flatter
adulter (L) - Corrupt, pollute
adust (L) - Burned, tanned
adventit (L) - coming to
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ae (see also ai, e, or oe)
aechm, =a, -o (G) - A spear
aeci, -a, -di (G) - An injury
aed, -es, -i (L) - A temple; a dwelling
aedeag (NL) - The genitals
-aedes (G) - Disagreeable
aedoe, -o (G) - Regard with reverence; the genitals
-aedon (G) - A nightingale
aeger, -i (L My) - A nymph
aegi, -di, -s (L) - A shield
aegial, -o, =us (G) - The seashore, beach
aegith, -o. -us (G) - A hedge sparrow
aegl (G) - Shining, splendid
aego (G) - A goat
aegopod (G) - goat-foot
aegr, -o (G) - Sick, diseased
aegypt, =us (G) - Egypt
aell, -a, -o (G) - A storm, whirlwind
aelur, -o, -us (G) - A cat; tail-wagging
aem, -a, -ato, -o (G) - Blood
aene (L) - Bronze; bronze-colored
aeno (G) - Terrible
aeol (G My) - Aeolus, god of the winds
aeol, -i, -o (G) - Quick-moving, shifting
aep, -i, -y (G) - Tall, high
aequa, -bil, -H (L) - Equal, level
aer, -ar, -e (L) - Of copper, money
aer, -i, -o (G) - The air, atmosphere
-aeresis (G) - Take
aesal, =um (G) - A kind of hawk
aesch, -o (G) - Shame, ugliness
aesch, -r, -ro, -yn (G) - Causing shame; ugly
aescul, =us (L) - The Italian oak
aesio (G) - Fortunate, lucky
aesta, =tis (L) - The summer heat
aesthem, =a, -ato (G) - Sensation, perception
aesthes, =is (G) - A sensation, perception
aesthet (G) - Sensitive, perceptive
aestival (L) - Summer
aet, -o, -us (G) - An eagle
aeth, -e (G) - Unusual
aeth, -o (G) - Burn; fiery
aethal, -o, -us (G) - Smoke, soot
aethi (G) - Burnt
aethri, =a, -o (G) - Open sky, open air
aethusa (G) - Burning; a vestibule
aeti, =a, -o (G) - A cause
aeto; -aetus (G) - An eagle
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affini (L) - Allied, related
affluen, =s, -t (L) - Abundant, rich
ag (L) - To, toward
aga (G) - Very, very much
agall, -o (G) - Adorn
agalli, -d, =s (G) - An iris
=agalma (G) - A pleasing gift; a statue
agan, -o (G) - Mild, gentle
agap, =a (G) - Brotherly love, charity
agaric, -um (G) - A mushroom
agast, -o (G) - Wonderful
agath, -o (G) - Good, brave
agau, agav (G) - Illustrious, noble
agel, =a (G) - A herd
agen, -e, -i (G) - Unborn, young
=ager (L) - A field
agera (G) - Not growing old
agglomerat (L) - Collected, heaped up
agglutin, -at (L) - Glued together
aggregat (L) - Brought together
agill (L) - Agile, nimble
agitat (L) - Stirred up; quick
agla, -i, -o, =us (G) - Splendor, beauty; splendid, brilliant
agm, -a, -ato, -er (G) - A fragment; a fracture
agm, -en, -in (L) - A stream
agn, -i, -us (L) - A lamb
agn, -o (G) - Pure, chaste
agnoi, =a (G) - Ignorance
ago (L): Drive; (G): Lead; a chief, leader
agog, =ue (G) - Lead, lead away
agon, -o (G) - An assembly; a contest
=agora (G) - A marketplace
agost, -o (G) - The bent arm; an angle
agr, -a (G) - Booty
agr, -i,, -o (L) - Afield
agreiphn, -a (G) - A harrow, rake
agrest, -i (L) - In the country, growing wild
agreu, -o (G) - Hunt, pursue
agreu, -s, -t (G) - A hunter
agri (L) - A field
agri, -o (G) - Wild, fierce
agro (L) - A field
agrost, =es (G) - A hunter; a person living in the country
agrost, -is (G) - A grass; a hunter
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ai (see also ae, el or e)
aichm, -a, (G) - A spear
aidoi, -o (G) - Regard with reverence; the genitals
aiet, -o (G) - An eagle
aig (G) - A goat; a waterfowl
aigeir, -o, =us (G) - The black poplar
aigial, -o, -us (G) - The seashore, beach
aist, -o (G) - Unseen
aithyi (G) - A sea gull; a diver
=aix (G) - A goat; a waterfowl
-ajaia; =ajaja (S Am) - The roseate spoonbill
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al (L) - To, toward
al, =a, -i (L) - A wing
alac, =er, -r (L) - Quick, active
alao (G) - Blind
alat (L) - Winged
alaud, =a (L) - A lark
alax, =a (N L) - Alaska
alb, -i, -id (L) - White
album, =en, -in (L) - The white of an egg
alc, -ae (G) - Strong; strength
alc, =es, -i (L) - An elk
=alca (Ice) - An auk
alced, -in, =o (L) - A kingfisher
alcim, -o (G) - Strong, brave
=alcyon (G) - A kingfisher; a zoophyte
=alector (G) - A cock
alectr, -o (G) - Unmarried
aleiph (G) - Unguent oil
aleo (G) - Hot, warm
-ales (the ending of plant order names)
alet, -o (G) - Grinding
aleth, -o (G) - True, honest
aleur, -o, -um (G) - Flour, meal
alex, -i (G) - Ward off
aleyr, -o (G) - Flour, meal
alg, -a, -o (L) - Seaweed
alg, -e (L) - Cold, coldness
alg, -e. -ia, -o (G) - Pain
ali - Other, another; a wing
alia (G) - An assembly
alien, -a (L) - Foreign
aliment (L) - Nourish; nourishment
-alis (L) - Pertaining to
alism, =a (G) - Plantain
alkali (Ar) - Soda ash,
alkali all, -o (G) - Other, another
allact (G) - Change, vary
allagm, -a (G) - An exchange
allant, -o (G) - Sausage
allass, -o (G) - Change, vary
allaxi (G) Crosswise
alle (Ice) - The dovekie
allelo (G) One another; parallel
alli, =um (L) - Garlic, onion
allo, -io (G) - Other, different
alloth (G) - Elsewhere
allotr, -io (G) - Strange, foreign
alluv, -i (L) - Wash against, overflow; a pool
alm (L) - Nourishing, refreshing
aln, -or, -us (L) - The alder
-aloe (G) - A kind of plant
alope, -c, -x (G) - A fox
alp, -estr, -in (L N) - Mountains
alphit, -o, =um (G) - Barley meal
als (L) - Cold
als, -o, -us (G) - A grove
alsin, =a (G) - Chickweed
alt, -i (L) - High, tall
alter (L) - Other
altern (L) One after another
althae (G) Heal, cure
alti (L) - High, tall
altil (L) - Nourished, fattened
altr (L) - Other
altri, -c, -x (L) - A nurse
aluc, -o (L) - An owl
alucin, -a (L) - Wander in mind, dream
alucit, -a (L) - A gnat
alut, -a (L) - Leather
alv, -i, -us (L) - The belly, womb
alve, -ol, =us (L) - A cavity, pit, socket
alysc (G) - Shun, avoid
alyss, -o (G) - Uneasy, restless
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am, -a, -an, -at (L) - Love; loving; loved
ama (G) - Together
amabil, -i (L) - Lovely
amaen (L) - Charming, pleasant
amal, -o (G) - Soft, tender
amalg (ML) - A soft mass
aman, =s, -t (L) - Loving
amanit (G) - A kind of fungus
amar (L) - Bitter
amar, =a (G) A trench
amaranth (G) Unfading
amarygrn, =a, -ato (G) - A sparkle, twinkle
amat (L) - Loved; a loved one
amath, -i (G) - Stupid, ignorant
amath, -o, =us (G) - Sand; sandy
amaur, -o (G) - Dark, obscure
amax, -i, -o (G) - A wagon., carriage
ambi (L) - Around, surrounding
ambig, -u (L) - Doubt; doubtful
ambit (L) - A going around, a circuit
ambl, -y (G) - Blunt
amblo, -s, -t (G) - Abortion
ambo (L) - Both
ambros , =ia (G) - Food of the gods; divine, immortal
ambul, -acr, -at (L) - Walk
ambust (L) - Burned up, consumed, scorched
am bY, -co, x (G) - A cup
ameb, ma, -o (G) - Change
amel (OF) - Enamel
ament, =um (L) - A thong, strap
=amia (G) - A kind of fish
amic (L) - Friendly, kind
amict (L) - Wrapped up
amid, -o; amin, -e, -o (N: ammonia), ammonia
amm, -o, =us (G) - Sand
=amma, -to (G) - A knot
ammon (G My) - African
amn, -o, =us (G) - A lamb
amni, =s (L) - A river
amnio, -n, -t (G) - A lamb; a foetal membrane
amoeb, -a, -o (G) - Change
amoen (L) - Pleasant, charming
ampel, -o, -us (G) - A grape vine
amph, -i, -o (G) - Around, on both sides; double
amphiblestr, -um (G) - A net; a garment
amphibol, -o (G) - Uncertain; attacked on both sides
amphor, =a (L) - A bottle, flask
ample, -ct, -x (L) - Embrace
ampli (L) - Increase; spacious
-ampulla (L) - A flask
amput, -a (L) - Cut away, cut off
ampy, -c, -x (G) - A head band
amydr, -o (G) - Dark, dim, faint
amygdal, =a, -o (G) - An almond
amyl, -o, -um (G) - Starch; a cake of fine meal
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an (G) - Without, not
ana (G) - Up, throughout, again
ana (L) - The anus
anact, -o (G) - A king, chief
anagall, =is (G) - A kind of plant
analog, =ia, =y (G) - Proportion
anant, -o (G) - Uphill, steep
anapno (G) - Breathe again, rest
anapt, -o (G) - Fasten, hang
anarrhich (G) - Climb up
anas (G) - A duck
=anassa (G) - A queen
anastomos (G) - Coming together
anat (G) - A duck
=anax (G) - A king, chief
anc, =eps, -ipiti (L) - Two-headed
anch, -o (G) - Strangle
anchi (G) - Near
anchyl, -o (G) - Crooked, bent
ancill, -a (L) - A maid
ancipiti (L) - Two-headed
ancistr, -um (G) - A fish hook
anco, -n (G) - The elbow; a bend; a valley
ancor, =a (L) An anchor
ancyl, -o (G) Crooked, bent
ancyr, =a (G) - An anchor
ander, -o, =um (G) - A flower bed
andin (NL) - Of the Andes
andr, -o (G) - A man
andren, =a (NL) - A bee
anem, -o (G) - The wind
aneu (G) - Without
aneurysm (G) - A widening
ang, ea, -i, -io, -o (G) - A vessel, box, case
angel, -o, -us (G) - A messenger; an angel
angin, =a (L) - Something choked; quinzy
=angor (G) - A strangling; anguish
angui, =s (G) - A snake
anguill, =a (G) - An eel
angul (L) - An angle, corner
angust, -i (G) - Narrow
anhel, -a, -it (G) - Puff, pant;
anhinga (S Am) - The darter or snake bird
ania (G) - Trouble
anil, -i (G) - Of an old woman; (G): Cruel
anim, -a (G) - Life, breath
animal, -i (G) - An animal
anir (G) - A man
anis, -o (G) - Unequal
ankyl, -o (G) - Crooked, bent
ankyr, -a (G) - An anchor
anlag (Ger) - Lie on; a foundation
annal (G) - Annual
annect (L) - Bound together
annel, =us (G) - A ring, a little ring
annu, -a, -s (L) - A year
annuen (G) - Nodding
annul (G) - A ring
ano (G) - Up
anomal, -o (G) Uneven, irregular
anomo (G) - Without law, lawless
anophel, =es (G) - Troublesome
anopl, -o (G) - Unarmed
ans, -a (G) - A handle
=anser (G) - A goose
ante (G) - Before
=antenna (G) - A sailyard
anter, (NL) - Former; before, in front of
anth, -e, -o, =us (G) - A flower; brilliancy
anthem, -is (G) - A flower
anthra, -c, =x (G) - Coal, charcoal; a carbuncle
anthren, =a (G) - A bee
anthrop, -o, -us (G) - A man
=anthus (G): A flower; A bunting, titlark
anti (G) - Against, opposite
antia, -do, as (G) - A tonsil
=antiae (L) -The forelock
antillar (NL) - Of the Antilles
antiqu (G) - Old
=antlia (L) - Ap ump
antr, -o, =um (G) - A cave, cavity
anu, -la (G) - A ring
=anus (L) - The anus; a ring
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aort, =a (G) - The great artery
ap, ex, -ic (L) - The tip, extremity
ap, -o (G) - From, off, away
apate, -1 (G) - Trick-, fallacious
=aper (L) - A wild boar
aper, -i, -t (G) - Open, uncovered
aper, -o (G) - Not mutilated
apex (G) - The tip, extremity
aphan, =es (G) - Unseen, invisible
aphe (G) - Touch
aphel, -o (G) - Smooth
aphod, -o, -us (G) - Departure
aphr, -o, =us (G) - Foam
aphrodisi (G MY) - Sexual desire
aphrodit (G My) - Venus, goddess of love and beauty, born from sea foam
aphron, -o (G) - Silly, foolish
=aphtha (G) - An eruption, ulcer
aphthit, -o (G) - Imperishable
aphthon, -o (G) - Plentiful
aphy, -o (G) - Suck
api, (L) - A bee
apic (G) - The apex, summit, tip
apic (G) - A pear tree
=apium (L) - Celery, parsley
apl, -o (G) - Simple, single
aplat, -o (G) - Terrible
aplys, =ia, -io (G) - A sponge; filthi
apo (G) - From, off, away
apoceno (G) - Drain
apocyn (G) - Dogbane
apono (G) - Painless, easy
apophys, =is (G) - An offshoot, out growth
=apotheca (G) - A storehouse
apparat (G) - Prepared; a preparation
append, -ic, (L) - Hang to; an appendage
appet, -it (G) - Desire
applanat (NL) - Flattened
apri (G) - A wild boar
apric (L) - Exposed to the sun
apsi, -s (G) - A juncture
apsinth, -us (G) - Wormwood
apt (L) - Fasten, adjust, fix
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aqua, -ri, -tic (G) - Water; of water
aquil, -a (L) - An eagle
-aquilo, -ni (G) - The north wind; northern
arab, -o, =us (G) - A rattling
arabi (G) - Arabia, Arabian
arach, -is (G) - A leguminous plant
arachn, -a, -i, -o (G) - A spider; a spider web
arad, -o, =us (G) - A rumbling, rattling
arai, -o (G) - Thin, weak
arane, =a, -i (G) - A spider; a spider web
arat, -i, -or, -r (L) - Plow
-arbor (G) - A tree
arbut, -us (L) - The strawberry tree
arc, -i, -o, =us (L) - A bow; an arch; a box
arcan (G) - Secret, hidden
arch, -aeo, -eo (G) - Ancient
arch, -e, -eg, -i (G) - First, beginning
arch, -i, -o, -us, =y (G) - Chief, principal; a ruler; superior
arch, -o, -us (G) - The rectum, anus
archae, -o (G) - Ancient
archeg (G) - First, beginning
archeo (G) - Ancient
archi (G) - First, beginning; chief; superior; ruler
archo (G) - Chief, principal; a ruler; the rectum, anus
=archus (G) - Chief, principal; a ruler; superior; the rectum, anus
=archy (G) - Rule
arci, arco (G) - A bow, an arc; a box
arct, -o, :dus (G) - A bear
arctic (G My) - Northern, arctic
=arctium (G) - Burdock
=arcus (G) - A bow; an arch; a box
arcy, -us (G) - A net
ard, -i, =is (G) - A point, arrowhead, sting
ard, -e' (G) - Water, irrigate
arde, =a (G) - A heron
arden (G) - Burning
ardi, =s (G) - A point, arrowhead, sting
ardm, -o, =us (G) - A watering place
ardo (G) - Water, irrigate
ardu (L) - Steep, difficult
are, =a (L) - A space, ground
aren, =a, -i (G) - Sand
arent (G) - Dry, thirsty
areo (Q: Dry, thirsty; (G): War like, martial
areol, =a (G) - A little open space
aresc (L) - Dry, thirsty
=arethusa (LN) - A water fountain
arg, -o (G) - Shining, bright
argem., -a, -at (G) - An ulcer in the eye
argemon (G) - An herb
argent, -at, -e (G) - Silver; silvery
argi, =a (G) - Idleness, leisure
argill, -o, =us (G) - White clay
argo (G) - Shining, bright
argyr, -o, =us (G) - Silver
ari (G) - Much; very; warlike
and (G) - Dry
arie, =s, -t (G) - A ram
arill (NQ) - A wrapper
arist, -a, -i, -o (L) -An awn, bristle
arist, -o (G) - Best, noblest
arithm, -o (G) - A number
arithm, -et, -o (G) - Easily numbered, few
-arium (G) - A place where something is kept
arma, -t (G) - Arms; armed
armill, =a (G) - A bracelet
arn, -o, -us (G) - A lamb
aro (G) - Plow, cultivate
aroli, =um (NQ - A roll of cloth
=aroma, -t (G) - Spice, seasoning
arot, -o, -r, -ro (G) - Plowing; a crop
arpact, -es (G) - A robber
arqua, -t (L) - A bow, rainbow; curved
arrect (G) - Steep, upright
arrhen, -o (G) - Male
arrog (G) - Assume, appropriate
ars, =is (G) - A raising, lifting
arsen (G): Male; (Q: Arsenic
artam, -o, =us (G) - A butcher
artem, =ia (G) - Something suspended; safety
=artemis (G My) - Diana, goddess of the hunt
arteri, =a, -o (G) - The windpipe; an artery
arthr, -o, =um (G) - A joint; speech
artic, -ul (G) - A joint; speech
artio (G) - Even in number
arto, =artus (G) - A loaf of bread
arunc, =us (L) - The goat's-beard
arundi, -n (G) - A reed
arv, -al, -ens, =um - A field
=ary (G) - A place where something is kept
aryten, =a (G) - A ladle; a pitcher
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asbol, -o, =us (G) - Soot
ase, -i -o =us (G) - A bag, bladder
ascalaph, -us (G) - An owl
ascari, -s (G) - An intestinal worm
asce, -t (G) - Practice; curiously wrought
ascend (G) - Climb, mount up
asci (G) - A bag, bladder
asci, -a (G) - A hatchet
ascid, -i, =ium (G) - A little bag
ascio (G) - Without shade
asclepi, -us (G My) - Aesculapius, god of medicine
asco (G) - A bag, bladder
asell, -us (L) - A little ass
asem, -i, -o (G) - Obscure, indistinct
asil, -us (G) - A gadfly, horse fly
asin, =us (G) - An ass, simpleton
asine (G) - Harmless, unharmed
asio (G) - An owl
aspala (G) - A mole
aspalatb, =us (G) - A sweetscented shrub
asparag, =us (G) - Asparagus
asper (L) - Rough
asperg (L) - Scatter, sprinkle
aspers (G) - Scattered, sprinkled
aspi, -d, as (G): A shield; An adder, viper
aspr (G) - Rough
aspre, -d, -t (G) - Roughness; a rough place
assul, -a (G) - A splinter
astac, -o, =us (G) - A lobster
=aster, -o (G) - A star
=astes (G) - A singer
asthen (G) - Weak, feeble
=asthma, -t (G) - Panting, gasping
astr, -o, =um (G) - A star
astragal, -o =us (G) - The ankle bone; dice
astrap, -a, -e (G) - Lightning
astring (G) - Bind together, fasten
astro (G) - A star
=astur (G) - A hawk
astut (L) - Skilled, cunning
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atalant, -o (G) - Equal to
atav (G) - An ancestor
water (G) - Black
=ather, -o (G) - The beard of an ear of corn
athet, -o (G) - Useless, set aside
athl, -o, =um (G) - A prize; a contest for a prize
athlet (G) - A combatant, prize fighter
atla, -nt, -nto, =s (G My) - A giant bearing up the pillars of heaven; the atlas bone
atloid, -o (G My) - A giant bearing up the pillars of heaven; the atlas bone
atm, -i, -ido, -o, =us (G) - Smoke, vapor
atop, -o (G) - Out of place
atr, -i (G) - Black
atrament, =um (G) - Ink; inky
atrat (G) - Clothed in black
atri, =um (L) - A vestibule; black
atro, -c, (L)- Hideous, terrible, cruel
Atropos (G) - one of the Fates who cut the thread of life
attac, =us (G) - A kind of locust
attagen, =is (G) - A snipe; a grouse
attelab, -us (G) - A wingless locust
attenuat (G) - Thin, weak
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au (G) - Besides
auant (G) - Wasted, atrophied
auchen, -o, =us (G) - The neck, throat
auchm, -o (G) - Drought
auct, -i, -or (L) - Increase, produce; a producer, author; abundant
auctumn, -i, -us (L) - Autumn
aucup, -al, -i (L) - Bird-catching
aud, -ac, -en (L) - Daring
audi, -en, -t (L) - Hear
aug (G) - Bright
augm, -en, -in (G) - Increase, growth
augur (G) - A soothsayer, prophet
aul, -a, -i (G) - A courtyard, hall
aul, -o, =us (G) - A pipe; a Wind instrument
aula, -c, -co, -x (G) - A furrow
=aulon (G) - A pipe; a meadow
aur, -a, -o (L) - Air
aur, -ar, -at, -e, -i (L) - Gold, golden
aur, -i, -icul, -is, -it (L) - An ear
auranti (NL) - Orange colored
auricul, -o (L) - The auricle of the ear or heart
aurit (G) - Eared
auro (G) - Air
auror, =a (L) - Dawn
auscult, -a (L) - Listen to
austr, -ali (L) - Southern
aut, -o (G) - Self
autumn, -ali (L) - Autumn
aux, -e, -o (G) - Grow, enlarge
auxili, -ari (L) - Aid; aiding
avar, -i (L) - Eager, greedy
=avena (L) - Oats
avers (L) - Turned away, with drawn
avi, -a, -s (L) - A bird
avid (L) - Eager, greedy
avit (L) - A grandfather; ancestral
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axi, =s (L) - An axis, axle
=axilla (L) - The armpit
axio (G) - Worthy, gDod
axo, =n (G) - An axle, axis
az, -ale, -o (G) - Dry, parched
azot (F) - Nitrogen
azyg, -o (G) - Unpaired, unmarried
B
bacc, -a, -i (L) - A berry; a pearl
bacch, -an, -e (G My) - Wine; frenzy
bacill, -um (G) - A little stick
bact, -er, -r (G) - A rod, staff
bacteri, -o (G) - Bacteria
bacul, -um. (G) - A rod, staff
badis, -i, -t (G) - Walk, step
baen, -o (G) - Walk, step
baeo (G) Little
bagn (It) A bath
baio (G) - Little
balaen, -a, -i, -o - A whale
balan, -o, =us (G) - An acorn; the glans of the penis
balane, -i, -u (G) - A bath
balanti, -um (G) - A bag, pouch
balb (G) - Stammering
baleen (G) - A whale
bali, -o (G) - Spotted; nimble
balist, -a (G) - A catapult
ball, -o (G) - Throw, strike
ballism (G) - jumping about
ballot, -a (G) - Hoarhound
balne, -ari, -o (L) - A bath
balsam, -o, =um (G) - A balsam tree, balsam
balteat (L) - Girdled
barn (G) - Go. walk
bap, -h, -t, -tis (G) - Dye; dip; baptize
bar, -o, -us (G) - Pressure; a burden
bar, -Y (G) - Heavy
barb, =a (G) - A beard
barbat (L) - Bearded
barbar, -o (G) - Foreign
bari, -do, -s (G) - A boat
barnac (F) - A goose
baro; -barus; bary (G) - Pressure; a burden; heavy
bas, -a, -eo, -i, -o (G) - A base, foundation; a step
basan, -i, -ism, -ist, -o (G) - Test to prove genuine; torture
basi (L) - Base, foundation; kiss
basidi, -um. (L) - A small pedestal
basil, -e, -ic (G) - Royal
basi, baso (L) - A base, foundation; a step
basm, -o, -us (G) - A step, degree
bass (LL) - Low, deep
bassan (L) - Bass Rock
bassar, -a, =is (G) - A fox
bat, -es (G) - One that walks or haunts
bat, -o, -us (G) - A bramble; passable
bath, -o, -y (G) - Deep; high
bathm, -o, =us (G) - A step, degree
bathr, -o, -um (G) - A base, pedestal
bati, -s (G) - The ray fish
bato; -batus (G) - A bramble; passable
batrach, -o, mus (G) - A frog
batt, -o (G) - Stammer
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bdell, -a, -o (G) - A leech
=bdelygrna, -to (G) - Disgust, abomination
bdelyr, -o (G) - Disgusting, abominable
bdesm, -a (G) - A stench
bdol, -o, =us (G) - A stench
bebel, -o (G) - Profane
beber (L) - A beaver
bebr, -o (G) - Stupid
bech, -ic, -o (G) - Cough
bel, -emn, -i, -o, -us (G) - A dart, sting
bell (L) - Beautiful
bell, -ac, -at, -i, -ic (L) - War
belli, -d, -s (G) - A daisy
bellerophon (G My) - A hero
bellu, -a (G) - A beast, monster
belon, =a (G) - A dart, arrowhead, needle
belu, -a, -i (G) - A beast, monster
=belus (G) - A dart, sting
bembe, -c, -x (G) - A top; a buzzing insect
bembi, -c, =x (G) - A top; a buzzing insect
benac, =us (L N) - A deep lake
bene - Well
benign - Good, friendly, kind
benth, -o, -us (G) - The depths of the sea
berberi (NL) - Barberry
bernicl, -a (ME) - A goose
bero, -e (G) - An ocean nymph
beryll, -o, -us (G) - A sea-green jewel
besicl (F) - Spectacles
besti, -a (L) - A beast
bet, =a (L) - The beet
=betonica (G) - Wood betony
betul, -a (G) - Birch
bex, -i (G) - Cough
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bi - Two, twice, double
biaio (G) - Forcible, violent
biast, -es (G) - One who uses force
bib, -e, -ul (G) - Drink, drinking
=bibio, -n (LL) - An insect
bibli, -o, =um. (G) - A book, paper
biblo (G) - Paper
bibul (G) - Drinking
bienn (L) - Every two years
bili, -s (G) - Bile; anger
bin (L) - Two, two at a time
bio, -s, -t (G) - Life
bittac, -o, =us (G) - A parrot
bitum, -en, -in (L) - Asphalt, pitch
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blab, -o (G) - Hurt, damage
blaber, -o (G) - Harmful, noxious
blac, -o (G) - Lazy, sluggish
blacic, -o (G) - Stupid, indolent
blaes, -o (G) - Crooked
blan, -o (G) - Blind
bland, -i (L) - Smooth-tongued, flattering
blap, -s, -t (G) - Hurt, damage
blast, -em, -o, =us (G) - A bud, sprout
blatt, -a (L) - A cockroach
blatte (L) - Purple
blechn, -o, =urn (G) - A kind of fern
blechr, -o (G) - Weak, feeble
=blernma, -to (G) - A glance, look
blenn, -o, -us (G): Slime; a kind of fish; (L) a simpleton
blep, -o, -sis (G) - A look, glance
blephar, -id, =is, -o (G) - An eyelash
blit, -o, -urn (Q. A tasteless vegetable
blite (L) - Insipid; stupid
blosyr, -o (G) - Grim, stern
blothr, -o (G) - Tall, high-growing
bly, -s, -sm (G) - Bubble up
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bo, -a, -i (L) - A water serpent
bo, -ar, -o, as, -v (L) - An ox, cow
boe, -o (G) - Little; an ox
bol, -a, -o, -us (G) - A throw, stroke
bol, -ac, -ax, -o, -us (G) - A clod, lump
bolb, -o, -us (G) - A bulb
bolet, -us (Q. A kind of mushroom
bolit, -0, -um, -us (G) - Cow dung
bolo (G) - Throw; a clod, lump
=bolus (G): A throw, stroke, a clod; (L) a morsel
bom, -o, -us (G) - A raised place, stand
bomb, =us (G) - A buzzing
bomba, -c, -x (LL) - Cotton
bombol (It) - A bottle
bomby, -c, -x (G) - The silkworm; silk
bombyli, =us (G) - A buzzing Insect; a bumble bee
bomo (G) - A raised place, stand
bon (L) - Good
bonas (L) - Bison; (NL): a kind of bird
boo (G) - An ox, cow
bor, -a, -i (G) - Food, meat
borag (LL) - A kind of plant
borass, -o, =us (G) - Palm fruit
borbor, -o, -us (G) - Mud, filth
bore, -al (G My) - North, northern
bori (G) - Food, meat
boro (G) - Greedy, gluttonous
=bos (L) - An ox, cow
bosc (G) - Feed
bosc, -as (G) - A kind of duck
bosi, us (G) - Food, fodder
bostrich, -o (G) - Curl; a kind of insect
bostrych, -o (G) - Curl; a kind of insect
botan, =a (G) - Pasture, grass, fodder
botaur, =us (NL) - A bittern
bothr, -I, -o, -us (G) - A pit, trench
botr, -io, -y, -yo, =ys (G) - A bunch of grapes
botul, =us (L) - Sausage
bou (G) - A cow, ox
boub, =on (G) - The groin
boubal, -o, -us (G) - The buffalo
bov, -i (G) - A cow, ox
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bracat (L) - Wearing trousers
brachi, -o, -urn (G) - The arm
brachist, (G) - Shortest
brachy (G) - Short
bracte, -a (L) - A thin metal plate
brad, -o, -y (G) - Slow
branch, -I, -ium, -um (G) - A gill; a fin; hoarse
=branta (Ice) - A brant, goose
brassic, =a (L) - Cabbage
brecc (It) - Break
brechm, -o, -us (G) - The top of the head
=bregrna, -t (G) - The top of the head
brem. (G) - Roar
brenth, -a, -us (G) - A stately water bird; arrogance
breph, -o, =us (G) - An unborn or newly born child
brev, -I (L) - Short
brith, -o, -y (G) - Heavy; a weight
briz, -o (G) - Nod, sleep; a grain
broch, -o (G): A loop; with projecting teeth
brom, =a, -ato (G) - Food
brom, -o, =us (G) - Oats; a stench
bromeli (NL N) - The pineapple
bromi, -o (G) - Noisy, buzzing
bromo (G) - Oats; a stench
=bromus (G) - Oats; a stench
bronch, -I, -o, -us (G) - The wind pipe
bront, -a, -o (G) - Thunder
=brosis (G) - Eating; food
brot, -o, -us (G) - Blood, gore; mortal
brote, -o (G) - Edible
bruch, -us (Q. A wingless locust
brum, -al (L) - Winter
brunne, -1 (LL) - Brown
brut (L) - Heavy; stupid
bryc, -h, -ho, -o (G) - Devour; roar
brygrn, -o (G) - Gnashing teeth
bryo (G) - Swell; moss
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bu (G) - An ox
bubal, -us (G) - A buffalo
=bubo (L) - An owl
bubon (G) - The groin
bubul (L) - Of oxen or cattle
bucc, =a (L) - The-cheek
buccin (L) - A trumpet; a shellfish
=bufo, -ni (L) - A toad
bul, =es, -I (G) - Will, determination
bulb, =us (L) - A bulb
bulim (G): Hunger; (L) - a mollusc
bull, =a (L) - A bubble
bun, -o, -us (G) - A hill, mound
buprest, =is (G) - A beetle poisonous to cattle
burr (L) - Red
burs, -a (L) - A hide; a purse
bust, =urn (L) - A funeral pile
=buteo, -ni (L) - A kind of hawk
butom, =us (G) - A kind of water plant
butorid (NL) - A bittern
butyr, -um (L) - Butter
bux, -us (L) - The box tree
byo (G) - Stuff full
byrrh (L) - Red, flame-colored
byrs, =a, -o (G) - A skin, hide
byss, -o, -us (G) - Fine thread; fine linen; the depths of the sea
byth, -o (G) - The depths of the sea
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ce - ch - ci - cl - cn - co - cr - ct - cy
caball, =us (L) - A pack horse
cac, -a, -h, -o (G) - Bad
cacali, =a (G) - The colt's-foot
cacatu (Mal) - The cockatoo
caco, =a (G) - Excrement
cach (G) - Bad
cachinn, -a (L) - Laugh loudly
cachr, -I, -y, =ys (G) - Parched barley
caco (G) - Bad, decayed, diseased
cact, =us (G) - A prickly plant
cad (L) - Fall
cad, -o, =us (G) - An urn, cask
cadaver, -i (L) - A dead body
caduc, -i (L) - Falling early
cae (see also ce and coe)
caec (L) - Blind
caecili, =a (L) - A kind of lizard
caela, -t (L) - Engrave, emboss
caen, -o (G) - New, fresh, recent
caerule (L) - Blue
caesari (L) - Hair, long hair
caesi (L) - Bluish gray
caesp, -es, -it (L) - Turf, sod
cal, -o (G) - Beautiful
cala (L) - Insert; summon
calam, -o, -us (L) - A reed
calamistr, =um (L) - A curling iron
calamit (L) - Misfortune
calandr, -us, (G): A kind of lark; (NL): a weevil
calapp (Mal) - A coconut
calath, -isc, -o, =us (G) - A wicker basket
calc, -i (L) - The heel; lime, limestone
calcan, -e (L) - The heel
calcar, -e, -i (L) - A spur; lime, limestone
calce (L) - Chalk-white; a shoe
calceat (L) - Wearing shoes
calci (L) - The heel; lime, limestone
calcitr (L) - Kicking
calcul, =us (L) - A small stone
cald (L) - Hot, warm
cale (L) - Heat
calen (L) - Warming, heating
calend (L) - First day of the month; a month
cali, -a, -o (G) - A nest; a hut
cali, -c, -x (L) - A cup
calid (L) - Warm, hot
calidri, =s (G) - A shore bird
calig, -a (L) - A boot
caligin (L) - Dark, obscure
calio (G) - A nest; a hut
=calix (L) - A cup
call, -e, -i, -o (L) - Hardened
call, -i, -o, -us (G) - A beauty; beautiful
=callaea (G) - A cock's comb
callid (L) - Shrewd, clever
callio (G) - More beautiful
callo (L) - Hardened, thick-skinned; (G): beautiful
callun (G) - Adorn, beautify
calo (G) - Beautiful
calor, -i (L) - Heat
calpi, -d, xs (G) - An urn, pitcher
=caltha (L) - A marigold
calumn (L) - Deceive, trick
calv (L) - Bald
=calx (L) - The heel; lime, limestone
caly, -c, =x (G) - The calyx
=calymma, -to (G) - A veil
calyps, -o (G) - A beautiful nymph
calypt, -o (G) - Covered; a cover
calyptr, -a (G) - A veil
=calyx (G) - The calyx
cambi (L) - Exchange
cambr, -i (L) - Wales
camel, -o, -us (G) - A camel
camer, -a, -o (L) - An arch; a chamber
camp, =a, -e, -o (G) - A bending; a caterpillar
camp, -o. -s, -to (G) - Bending, flexibible
camp, =us (L) - A field; (G): a sea monster
campan (L) - A bell
=campe (G) - A caterpiller
campestr (L) - Of fields
campo (G) - A caterpillar; bending, flexible; a sea animal
camps, campto (G) - Bending, flexible
=campus (L) - A field; (G): a sea monster
can (L) - Gray, ash-colored
can, -o, -um (G) - A straight rod
canach (G) - Noisy
canadens (NL) - Of Canada
canal, =is (L) - A canal, duct
canc, =er, -r, -ro (L) - A crab; an ulcer; cancer
cancell, -i (L) - Latticework
cand, -e, -id, -or (L) - White, brilliant
candidat (L) - Clothed in white
canescen (L) - Becoming gray
cani, -n, = s (L) - A dog
cann, =a, -ul (G) - A reed
cannabi, =s (G) - Hemp
cano (G) - A straight rod
cano, -r (L) - A song, melody
canon (L) - A rule, model
cant (L) - Song; sing
canteri, =us (L) - A horse
canth (G) - The corner of the eye
canthar, -i, -o, =us (G) - A kind of beetle; a drinking cup
cantheli, =a (G) - A pack saddle
=canum (G) - A straight rod
canut (L) - White, gray-haired
capac, i (L) - Amount contained
capell, =a (L) - A goat
=caper (L) - A goat; the smell under the armpits
caperat (L) - Wrinkled
capet, -o, =us (G) - A ditch, trench
capill, -a (L) - Hair
capistr, =um (L) - A halter, nosepiece, muzzle
capit, -i, -o (L) - The head
capn, -o, =us (G) - Smoke
cappari, = s (G) - A kind of plant
capr, -e, -i (L) - A goat; the smell under the armpits
capreol, =us (L) - A support, prop, tendril
caprific, =us (L) - The wild fig
caps, =a (G) - A box, chest
caps (G) - Eat quickly
capsul, =a (L) - A little box
capt (G) - Eat quickly
capul (L) - A handle; a tomb
car (L) - Dear,loved
car, =a (G) - The head, top
car, =ex. -ic (L) - A sedge
carab, =us (G) - A kind of beetle
caran, -g, -x (Sp) - A flatfish
carapac (F) - A covering, shield
carb, -o, -on (L) - Coal
carbas (L) - Flax, linen
carcer, -a (L) - A prison
carchar, -o (G) - jagged
carcin, -o, =us (G) - A crab; an ulcer
carcinoma, -t (G) - Cancer; an ulcer
card, -i, zia, -io (G) - The heart
card, -in, -o (L) - A hinge, pivot
cardam, =um (G) - A kind of cress
cardinal (L) - Chief, principal; red
cardu (L) - A thistle
caren, -o, -um (G) - The head; a peak or crest
caret, -to (F) - A kind of turtle
=carex (L) - A sedge
cari, =es, -o (L) - Rottenness
cari, -d, =s (L) - A shrimp
caric (L) - A sedge
carin, =a (L) - A keel
cario (L) - Rottenness
carn, -eo, -i (L) - Flesh
carnif, =ex, -ic (L) - An executioner
carot (G) - Stupor; (L) a carrot
carp, -o, -us (G) - The wrist; a fruit
carph, -o, =us (G) - Straw, dry twigs
carpin, =us (L) - The hornbeam
carsio (G) - Crooked, oblique
cartilag, -in, =o (L) - Gristle
caruncul (L) - A bit of flesh
cary, -o, =um (G) - A nut; the nucleus
casc (L) - Old
case, -i, =us (L) - Cheese
cassi, -di, -s (L) - A helmet
cast (L) - Pure
castane, =a (L) - The chestnut
castig (L) - Chastise
=castor (G) - The beaver
castr (L) - Deprive of generative power
casu (L) - Fall; chance
casuar (Mal) - A cassowary
cat, _a, -o (G) - Down, downward
catabasi (G) - Descent
=catagrna, -to (G) - A fracture; a piece of wool
catalysi, =s (G) - A dissolving
catant (G) - Downward, downhill
catari (LL) - Of a cat
cataract (G) - Falling down
caten, -a, -ari (L) - A chain
=cathamma, -to (G) - A knot
cathar, -o (G) - Clean, pure
cathart, -i (G) - Cleansing
cathedr, =a (G) - A seat
cathet, -o (G) - Hanging down, perpendicular
cathism (G) - A seat
cathod (G) - A going down, descent
catholic, -o (G) - Universal
catill, -o (G) - Roll up, fold up
catin, =us (L) - A bowl, dish
cato (G) - Down, downward, against
catopt, -o (G) - Conspicuous, visible
catoptr, -o, =um (G) - A mirror
catul, =us (L) - A puppy
cau, -m, -s, -st, -t (G) - Burn, burning
caud, -a (L) - The tail
caud, =ex, -ic (L) - The trunk of a tree
caude (L) - Wooden
caul, -i, =ic (L) -o, =us (G) - A stem, stalk
caum (G) - Burn, burning
caus -t (G) - Burn, burning
caut (G) - Burn, burning
cav, -a, -e, -i (L) - Hollow, a cave
caval (F) - A horse
cavern, =a (L) - A cave, chamber
cavill, =a (L) - jest, jeer
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ceanoth, =us (G) - A kind of thistle
ceasm (G) - A chip, splinter
ceb, -o, =us (G) - A monkey
cebl, =a, =e (G) - The head
cec (L) - Blind
ceci, -do, =s (G) - A gallnut; juice; ink
ceco (G) - A sea bird
cecrop, -i (My) - A king of Attica
=cedemon (G) - A mourner; a guardian
cedr, -o =us (G) - Cedar
celad, -o, =us (G) - The noise of moving wind or water
celastr, =us (G) - An evergreen tree
celat (L) - Concealed
cele (G) - A rupture, hernia; a tumor
celebr (L) - Famous
celeo (G) - A woodpecker; charm, bewitch
celer, -i (L) - Swift
celest, -i (L) - Heavenly
celet (L) - Hidden
celi, -a (G) - Hollow; the abdominal cavity
celi, -do, -s (G) - A spot, stain, blemish
celib (L) - Unmarried
cell, -a, -i (L) - A granary, storehouse; a small room, cell
celo (G) - A tumor; hollow; dry, parched
=celtis (L) - A kind of lotus
celyph, -o, -us (G) - A husk, rind, shelI
cemet (G) - A burial place
cen, -o (G) - Empty; recent; common
cenchr, -o, =us (G) - A kind of millet
ceno.. -s, -t (G) - Evacuation
cent, -e (G) - Pierce, spear
cent, -en, -i (L) - A hundred
centau, =r (G) - A piercer, spearman
centes, =is (G) - A puncture
centesim (L) - The hundredth
centi (L) - A hundred
centr, -i, -o, =um (G) - The center; a point, spur
cep, =a, -ol (L) - An onion
cephal, =a, -o (G) - The head
cepph, =us (G) - A petrel-like sea bird; a simpleton
=ceps (NL) - The head
cer, -a, -e, -i (L) - Wax
cera, -t, -to (G) - Horn
ceram, -o, -us (G) - Clay; an earthen pot
cerambyc (G) - A kind of beetle
ceras, =us (L) - A cherry
cerast (G) - Horny; horned
cerat, -o (G) - Horn
ceraun, -o, =us (G) - A thunderbolt
cerc, -i, -is (G) - A rod; a kind of poplar
cerc, -o, -us (G) - The tail
cerchne (G) - A kind of hawk
cercop, -i, -s (G) - A long-tailed monkey
cerd, -al (G) - Gain; cunning; a fox
cere (L) - wax; (My): the goddess of agriculture
cereal (NL) - Grain
cereb, -ell, -r, -ro (L) - The brain
ceres (L My) - The goddess of agriculture
ceri (L) - Wax
cerin (L) - Wax-colored, yellowish
cerith (NL) - A shellfish
=cerma, -to (G) - A slice; a small coin
=cernu (L) - Nodding, drooping
cerom, -a (G) - Ointment
cert, -a (L) - Struggle, contend; determined, certain
certh, -i (G) - A tree creeper
cerule (L) - Blue
ceruss, -a (L) - White lead
cerv, -us (L) - A deer
cervi, -c, =x (L) - The neck
ceryl, -us (G) - A kingfisher
cesi (L) - Bluish gray
cespi (L) - Turf, sod
cess, -a (L) - Stop
cest, -o (G) - A girdle; embroidered
cestr, -a (G) - A pickaxe; a kind of fish
cet, -a, -us (G) - A whale
cetr, =a (L) - A shield
ceuth, -o (G) - Concealed, hidden
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chaem, -e (G) - On the ground, low
chaen, -o (G) - Yawn, gape; open
chaer, -i, -o (G) - Delight, rejoice; a young pig
chaet, -a, -o (G) - Long flowing hair, mane; a bristle
chain, -o (G) - Yawn, gape; open
chalar, -o (G) - Loose, slack
chalast, -o (G) - Loose, relaxed
chalaz, =a, -o (G) - A hailstorm; a tubercle
chalc, -eo (G) - Coppery
chalc, -o (G) - Copper
chalci, -d, =s (G) - A fish; a lizard; a bird of prey
chalin, -o, -us (G) - A strap, bridle
chalyb, -i, -s (L) - Steel
cham, -ae, -e (G) - On the ground, low
cham, -o, =us (L) - A rein, bridle
chama (G) - Gape
chan, -e, -o (G) - Yawn, gape; open
chancr (F) - Cancer
chao, =s (G) - An abyss, empty space
char (G) - Graceful
=chara (L) - Cabbage
chara, -c, =x (G) - A pointed stake; a sea fish
charact, =er (G) - Something engraved
charadri, =us (G) - A curlew
charadro (G) - Full of gulleys
chari, =s, -t (G) - Favor, grace
chari, -to (G) - Graceful, favorable
chart, =a (L) - A paper
=chasma, -to (G) - A gaping
chauliod (G) - With projecting teeth
cheil, -o, =us (G) - A lip
cheim, -o (G) - Winter
=cheir, -o (G) - A hand
chel, -a, -i (G) - A claw, hoof
chel, -on, =ona, -y, =ys (G) - A tortoise, turtle
=chelidon (G) - A swallow
chelydr, -o, =us (G) - -A water serpent
chem (G) - juice; pour; a yawning
chemo (G) - Gaping; chemistry
=chen, -o (G) - A goose; yawn, open
cheo (G) - Pour
chern, =e (G) - A day laborer
chers, -o (G) - Dry; dry land
cheum, =a (G) - That which is poured
chias, -m, -t (G) - Cross, mark cross, wise; diagonally arranged
chicor (F) - Chicory
chil, -o, =us (G) - A lip; fodder
chili, -o (G) - A thousand
=chima, -to (G) - Winter, frost
chimer, -a (G) - A goat; a monster
=chion, -o (G) - Snow
=chir, -o (G) - A hand
chironom, =us (G) - One who moves the hands
chit, =on (G) - A tunic
chitra (H) - Speckled; a deer
chlaen, =a (G) - A cloak
chlamy, -d, =s (G) - A cloak
chlan, =a (G) - A cloak
chlani, -do, = s (G) - A woolen garment
chlo, =a (G) - A blade of grass
chloanth (G) - Budding
cblor, -o (G) - Green
=chlorion (G) - A yellow bird
choan, =a, -o (G) - A funnel
choem, -e (G) - On the ground, low
choer, -o (G) - A young pig
chol, =a, -e, -o (G) - Bile; anger
chol, -o (G) - Lame, maimed
chola, -d, =s (G) - The intestines, bowels
choler, -a (G) - The cholera
choli, -c, =x (G) - The entrails
cholo (G) - Bile; anger; lame, maimed
chondr, -o, =us (G) - A grain, corn; cartilage
chondrill, =a (G) - A lump
chor, -o (L) - A chorus; (G): dance; a place
chord, =a (G) - A string; the string of a musical instrument
=chordeiles (G) - A stringed instrument
=chordeuma (G) - A sausage
chore, -o (G) - Dancing-, go, withdraw
choret, =es (G) - An inhabitant of the country
chori, -o, =on, =um (G) - A skin, membrane
chori, -st (G) - Asunder; separate
choro (L) - A chorus; (G): dance; a place
choroid (G) - Like a membrane
chort, -o, =us (G) - A feeding place
=chrema, -to (G) - Money, wealth
chres, -to (G) - Useful
=chrisma, -to (G) - An ointment
christ, -o (G) - Anointed
=chroa (G) - The skin
chrom, -a. -ato, -o (G) - Color
chron, -i, -o, -us (G) - Time; a long time
chrot, -o (G) - The skin
chrys, -o, =us (G) - Gold
=chthon, -o (G) - The earth, ground
chy, -1, -lo, -m, -mo (G) - juice; flavor; chyle
chyt, -lo, -o (G) - Fluid; shed
chytr, =a, -o (G) - An earthen pot
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cib, -ar (L) - Food; edible
cibori, -um (G) - A drinking cup
cicad, -a (L) - A cicada, tree cricket
cicatr, -ic, -ix (L) - A scar
cichl, =a (G) - A thrush
cichori, -um (G) - Chicory
cicindel, -a (L) - A glowworm
cicinn, -o, =us (G) - A curl of hair
ciconi, =a (L) - A stork
cicut, -a (L) - The poison hemlock
cidar, -i, -is (G) - A turban
=cide (L) - Kill
cili, -a, -o, =um (L) - An eyelid, eyelash, small hair
cill, =a, -o (L) - The tail
cim, -ex, -ic (L) - A bug
cimbia (L) - A girdle
cimeli, =um (G) - A treasure
cimoli, -a (G) - A white clay
cincinn (L) - A curl, curl of hair
cincl, -o, -us (G) - The wagtail
cinct (L) - Girdled
cine, -ma, -mato, -s, -t (G) - Move; motion, movement
ciner, -ar, -e, -i (L) - Ashes
cingul, =um (L) - A girdle, belt
cini, -s (L) - Ashes
cinnabar (G) - Red, vermilion
cinnyr, -is (G) - A small bird
cinygrn, -a, -ato (G) - A floating body, phantom
=cion, -o (G) - A pillar; the uvula
cipit (L) - The head
circ, -a, -e (My) - Circe, the enchantress
circ, -i, -in, -ul (L) - A ring, circle
circ, -us (G) - A hawk that wheels or circles
circum (L) - Around
ciris (G My) - A bunting
cirr, =us (L) - A curl of hair
cirrh, -o (G) - Tawny, orange colored
cirs, -o, =us (G) - A Mated vein
cirsi, =um (G) - A kind of thistle
cis (L) - On this side
ciss, -o, -us (G) - Ivy
cist, -a (G) - A box, chest; a shrub
cit, -i (L) - Swift
cithar, -a (G) - A lyre; a kind of fish
citr, -in, -o (G) - A lemon
=citta (G) - A chattering bird; a Jay
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clad, -i, -o, =us (G) - A branch, sprout
cladar, -o (G) - Fragile, brittle
clam, -a, -or (L) - Cry out
clamb, -o (G) - Mutilated, deficient
clandestin (L) - Secretly
clangul, -a (NL) - A clang, sound
clar, -a, -i (L) - Clear
clas, -i, -m, -t (G) - Break; broken; a fragment
claster, -i, -ium (G) - A knife
clathr (L) - A lattice
claud, -i (L) - Limp, lame; shut
claus, -us (L) - An enclosed place
claustr (L) - A lock, bar, door
clav, -a, -i (L) - A club
clavicul, -a (L) - A key
=clavus (L) - A band on a tunic; a swelling, wart
cleid, -o, -us (G) - A key; the clavicle
cleis, -is, -to (G) - Close; closing; closed
cleithr, -um (G) - A bar, key, bolt
clem, =a, -t, -tis (G) - A vine cutting, twig, brushwood
clemen, =s, -t (L) - Tranquil
=clemma, -to (G) - A theft, trick
clemmy, -s (G) - A turtle
cleo, -to (G) - Glory; news
clep, -s, -t (G) - Steal; a thief
clepsydr, -a (G) - A water clock
cler, -i, -o, -us (G) - A lot, portion; a kind of insect
clethr, -um (G) - A key, bar, bolt
sclethra (G) - The alder
clid, -o, -us (G) - A key
clima, -c, -x (G) - A ladder
=clima, -to (G) - A region; the climate; a slope
clin, a, -i, -o (G) - A bed
clin, -o (G) - Bend, slope
clio, -to (G) - Glory; news
clipe, -o, =us (L) - A shield
clis, -eo, -i (G) - A bedroom; an inclination
clist, -o (G) - Closed
clitell (L) - A pack saddle
clithr, -um (G) - A key, bar, bolt
clito, -r (G) - Close
cliv, -us (L) - A slope
cloac, =a. (L) - A sewer
clon (G) - A branch, twig
clon, -us (G) - A violent motion, a tumult
clope (G) - Robbery, fraud
clost, -er, -ri (G) - Thread, yarn
clost, -o (G) - Spun, coiled
clu, -d, -s (L) - Close
clupe, =us (L) - A shield; a river fish
clur, -in (L) - An ape
=clydon, -o (G) - A wave
clype, -o, -us (L) - A shield
clys, -is, -m (G) - Wash, drench
clyst, -er, -ero (G) - A syringe
clyt, -o (G) - Famous
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cnec, -o, -us (G) - Pale yellow; a thistle
cnem, -i, -a, -is (G) - The part of the leg between the knee and the ankle; legging, leg armor
cneo (G) - Scrape, scratch
cnepha, -to (G) - Dark, darkness
cnest, -i (G) - A rasp, scraper
cneth, -o (G) - Scratch
cnic, -us (G) - A thistle -like plant
cnid, -a, -o (G) - A nettle
cnip, -o, =s (G) - An insect living under bark
cnism, ma, -ato (G) - An itching
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co, -i, -m, -n (L) - With, together
coagul (L) - Drive together; curdle
coarct (L) - Pressed together
cobit, -i (G) - A gudgeon-like fish
cocc, -i, -o, -us (G) - A berry
coccin (L) - Scarlet
coccy, -g, =x, (G) - A cuckoo
cochl, -es (L) - A snail, snail shell; spiral; a spoon
cod, -a (L) - The tail
cod, -ex, -ic (L) - Writing, a manuscript
codia. (G) - The head
codon (G) - A bell
coec (L) - Blind
coel, -i, -o (G) - Hollow
coeles, -t (L) - The sky, heavens
=coelia (G) - The abdominal cavity
coelo (G) - Hollow
coemema (G) - Sleep
coen, -o (G): Common; (L): dirt
coereb (Br) - A kind of bird
coerule (L) - Blue
coet, -o (G) - Bed, sleep
coit, =us (L) - A coming together
col (L): with, together; (G): the colon; a limb
col, -a, -i (L) - Dwell
colapt, -o (G) - Chisel, peck, cut
cole, -o (G) - A sheath
colic, -o (G) - Affecting the bowels
=colinus (Mex) - The bobwhite
coli, -o, =us (G) - A woodpecker
coll, -a (G) - Glue
coll, -i (L) - The neck; a hill
collari (L) - Of the collar
collat (L) - Brought together
collet (G) - Glued together
colli, -s (L) - A hill
collicul (L) - A little hill
collig, -at (L) - Bound together
collin. (L) - Found on a hill
collinit (L) - Besmeared
collod (G) - Glue-like
=collum (L) - The neck
collyr, -a (L): Macaroni; (G): a small cake
colo (G) - The colon; a limb; maimed, curtailed
colob, -o (G) - Shortened, mutilated
colocynth, =a. (G) - A pumpkin
colon, -o (G) - Shorten; the colon
colophon (G) - The summit, end
color, -i (L) - Color
coloss, -o (G) - Gigantic
=colous (L) - Inhabiting
colp, -o, -us (G) - The bosom; the womb; the vagina
colub, -er, -r (L) - A serpent, snake
columb, -a (L) - A dove, pigeon
column, -a (L) - A pillar
=colus (L) - Inhabiting
colymb, -i, -o (G) - A diver, a diving bird
com (L) - With, together
=coma, -to (L): Hiir; (G): a deep sleep
comi, -d (G) - Care, attention
comm, -o, -us (G) - Ornamentation; lamentation
comma (G) - A short clause; a stamp, coin
commis (L) - United
commun (L) - Common; in common
=commus (G) - Ornamentation; lamentation
comos (L) - With long hair
comp, -o (G) - Make a noise, clash; a noise
comps, -o (G) - Neat, elegant
compt (L) - An ornament
con (L) - With, together
con, -i' -o' =us (G) - A cone; a pine cone
conario (G) - The pineal gland
conch, =a, -o (G) - A shell
conchyli, -o, -um (G) - A shellfish
condit (L) - Hidden; polished
condyl, -o, =us (G) - A knuckle, knob
cong, =er, -r (L) - An eel
coni, -co, -o. -um (G) - A cone; a pine cone; pine, hemlock
coni, -di, -o, us (G) - Dust
coniat, -o (G) - Plastered, white washed
conjug (L) - Joined together
connar, =us (G) - An evergreen tree
conniv (L) - Wink
cono (G) - A cone; a pine cone
conop, -s (G) - A gnat
conspers (L) - Spotted, speckled
cont, -o, =us (G) - A pole; short
contabesc (L) - Waste away
contigu (L) - Adjoining
contra (L) - Against, opposite
contumac (L) - Stubborn, haughty
conul (L) - A little cone
=conus (G) - A cone, a pine cone
convall, =is (L) - A valley
convolv (L) - Roll together; a bind weed
cop, -a, -e, -i (G) - An oar, handle
cop, -o (G) - Pain, suffering
copal. (Mex) - Blunt
coph, -o (G) - Deaf; dumb; blunt
copi (G) - An oar, handle
copid (G) - A cleaver
copios (L) - Abundant
copo (G) - Pain, suffering
copr, -o, -us (G) - Dung, excrement
copt, -o (G) - Cut; strike
copul, -a (L) - A link, bond
cora, -c -co -x (G) - A crow, raven
corall, -i, zium (G) - Coral
corb, -i, -is (L) - A basket
corchor, -us (G) - Chickweed
cord, -i (L) - The heart
cordul, -e, -i (G) - A club; a swelling
cordyl, -e, -i (G) - A club; a swelling
core (G) - The pupil of the eye; a maiden
core, -i, -o (G) - A bug; sweep
corem, =a (G) - A broom; refuse
corethr, -um (G) - A broom
cori, -a, cum (L) - Leather, skin
cori, -us (G) - A bug; a kind of fish
corm, -o, -us (G) - A log, tree trunk
corn, -e (L) - Horn; horny
corni, -c. -x (L) - A crow
cornut (L) - Horned
coro, (G) - The pupi I of the eye
coroll, -a (L) - A little crown or wreath
coron, =a (L): A crown; (G): a raven
corp, -or, -u (L) - A body
corpusc (L) - A little body
corrugat (L) - Wrinkled
corrupt (L) - Marred, spoiled
cort, -ex, -ic, -ico (L) - The bark, shell
corthyl, =us (G) - A crested bird
cortin, =a (L) - A kettle; a curtain
corv, =us (L) - A crow, raven
cory, -d, -us (G) - A helmet
coryc, -o, =us (G) - A sack
coryd, -o, =us (G) - The crested lark
corydal, -is, -us (G) - A lark; larkspur
coryl, =us (L) - The hazel tree
corymb, -us (G) - The top, summit a cluster of flowers
coryn, =a, -et (G) - A club
coryph, -a (G) - The head, top
=corys (G) - A helmet
coryst, =es (G) - A warrior
coryz, =a (G) - A running at the nose
coscin, -i, =um (G) - A sieve
cosm, -o (G) - Order; the world, universe
cosmet (G) - Well ordered, adorned
cost, =a (L) - A rib
cost, =um (L) - An aromatic plant
cothurn, -us (G) - A high shoe, boot
cotin, =us (G) - Oleaster, wild olive
cotone (NL) - Quince
cott, -us (G) - A kind of fish; a cock; a horse
coturni, -c, =x (L) - A quail
cotyl, -ed, -o (G) - A cup, socket, cavity
counter (L) - Opposite, against
cox, =a, -o (L) - The hip
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=crabro, -n (L) - A hornet
cracc, =a (L) - A vetch
cracen, -t (L) - Slender
=cracy (G) - Rule; strength
cramb, -o (L): Cabbage; (G): parched
cran, -o, =us (G) - A helmet
crang, -o, =on (G) - A shrimp
crani, -a, -o, -um (G) - The skull
cranter (G) - A performer
crapul, =a (L) - Intoxication
cras, -i (G) - Mix, blend
crasped, -o (G) - A border
crass (L) - Thick
crastin (L) - Tomorrow
crat, -ero, -i, -o, =us (G) Strength, power
crataeg, =us (G) - A kind of thorn
crater, =a (L) - A bowl
crati (L): Wickerwork; (G): strength, power
crato (G) - Strength, power
cre, =as, -at, -o (G) - Flesh, meat
crebr (L) - Frequent, close
crecisc (L) - A rail-like bird
crem, -a (L~. Burn
crem, -a. -o (G) - Hang
=cremaster (G) - A suspender
cren, -a, -o (G) - A spring
cren, -a, -ul (L) - A notch
creo (G) - Flesh, meat
crepi, -do, =s (G) - A boot, sandal
crepit (L) - Creak, rattle
crepuscul (L) - Twilight
cresc (L) - Grow, increase
cret, =a, (L): Chalk; separated; (G): Crete
=crex (G) - A rail
crib, -ell, -r (L) - A sieve
cric, -o, =us (G) - A ring, circle
crin, -o, -um (G) - A lily; separate
crini, -s (L) - The hair
crinit (L) - Bearded
crio (G) - A ram
crisi, -us (G) - A judgment, a choosing
crisp (L) - Curled
crissa, -i (L) - The under tail coverts
crist, =a (L) - A crest
crith, =a (G) - Barley
criti, -c (G) - Chosen, select
croc, -e (G) - A pebble; a thread
croc, -o (G) - The crocus; saffron, orange-colored
crocid (G) - The nap on cloth
crocodil, =us (G) - A lizard, crocodile
crocut, =a (L) - A hyena
cromy, -o. =um (G) - An onion
cross, -o (G) - A tassel, fringe
crotal, =um (G) - A rattle, castanet
crotaph, =us (G) - The temples
croto (G) - Rattle; a tick
croton (G) - A tick; the castor oil plant
cruci (L) - A cross; torture
crudesc (L) - Becoming raw
cruent (L) - Bleeding, bloody
cruor (L) - Blood
crur, -a (L) - The leg, shank
=crus (L) - The leg, shank
crusi, -s (G) - A stroke on a stringed instrument
crust, =a (L) - A crust, rind
=crux (L) - A cross
cry, _mo, -o (G) - Cold, frost
crybel, -o (G) - Hidden
cryph (G) - Hidden
cryps (G) - Secret
crypt, -o (G) - Hidden, concealed
cryst, -allo (G) - Ice, crystal
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cten, -idi, -iz, -o (G) - Comb
cton, -o (G) - Kill
cub (L): Lie down; (NL): Cuba; (G): a cube
cubit, =um (L) - The elbow
cubo (G) - A cube
cucuj (Br) - A kind of beetle
cucul, -i, =us (L) - A cuckoo
cucull, =us (L) - A hood
cucum, -er, -is (L) - A cucumber
cucurbit, =a (L) - A gourd
=cul, =a, =um, -us (L) - Little
cule, =us (L) - A sack
=culex, culic (L) - A gnat
culin, =a (L) - A kitchen
culm, =us (L) - A stalk
culm, =en, -in (L) - A ridge, summit
culp, =a (L) - Crime, fault, blame
cult (L) - Cultivate, plow, till
cultr (L) - A knife
=culu, =s, -m (L) - Little
cum, -a, -ato (G) - A wave
cumb (L) - Lie down
cumul, -o (L) - A heap, mass; form a heap
cun, a (L) - A cradle
cunabul, =a (L) - A cradle
cune, -1, =us (L) - A wedge
cunicul, --us (L) - A rabbit; an underground passage
cunil, -a (L) - A kind of plant
cunn, =us (L) - The vulva
cup, =a (L) - A tub
cupedi (L) - Dainty
cupid (L) - Desire; eager
cupr, -i, -op -um. (L) - Copper
cupul, -a (L) - A cup, cask
curcu (Ar) - Orange-colored
=curculio, -n (L) - A weevil
curr, -en (L) - Run; running
curso, -r (L) - Run; a runner
curt, -i (L) - Short
curt, -o (G) - Curved
curv, - i (L) - Curved
=cuscuta (Ar) - Dodder
cuspi, -d, - s (L) - A point
custod (L) - Guard
cut, -ane, -i, -ic (L) - Skin
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cyam, -o, -us (G) - A bean
cyan, -e, -i, -o (G) - Dark blue
cyath, =us (G) - A cup
cybe (G) - The head of a mushroom
cybern (G) - Steer, guide
=cybister (G) - A diver
cybo (G) - A cube
cyca, -d (G) - A kind of palm
cycl, -o, -us (G) - A circle, wheel
cycn, -o (G) - A swan
cydn, -o (G) - Splendid, noble, famous
cydon, -i (G) - The quince
cyem, -a, -ato, -i (G) - An embryo
cyesi, -o, =s (G) - Pregnancy
cygn, =us (G) - A swan
cylichn, =a (G) - A small cup
cylind, -ro (G) - A roll, cylinder
cyll, -o (G) - Lame, crippled
cym, =a, -o (G) - A wave; an embryo
cymb, =a, -i, -o (G) - A hollow vessel
cyn, -o (G) - A dog
cynip, -s (G) - A kind of insect
cyo (G) - The foetus
=cyon (G) - A dog
cypar, -is (G) - The cypress
cyper, -us (G) - A rush, sedge
cyph, -o (G) - Bent
cyphell, -a (G) - The hollow of the ear
cypr, -ae, -i. -o (L) - Venus; love
cyprid (G) - Lovely
cyprin, -o, -us (G) - A carp
cypsel (G) - A hollow structure; a swift; a beehive
cyri, -o (G) - Master of; critical; authentic
cyrt, -o (G) - Curved, convex
cyst, -is, -o (G) - The bladder; a bag
cyt, -e, -o, -us (G) - A hollow place; a cell
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dacn. (G) - Bite, sting
dacry, -m, -o (G) - Tears, weeping
dactyl, -o, -us (G) - A finger or toe
daedal (L) - Adorn; adorned
daict (G) - Butcher
=dama (L) - A deer
daped, -um, (G) - A level surface; plains
daphn, -a, -t (G) - The laurel or bay tree
dapi, -do, -s (G) - A carpet
dapsil. (G) - Plentiful
dapt, -es (G) - Devour; an eater
dart, -o (G) - Flayed, skinned
das, -i, -y (G) - Hairy, shaggy
dasci, -o (G) - Much shaded
dascyll (G) - A kind of fish
dato (G) - Divide, distribute
=daucus (G) - The carrot
daul, -o (G) - Shaggy
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de (L) - From, down, out
dealbat (L) - Whitewashed
debil, -i (L) - Disabled, weak
deca. (G) - Ten
decem. (L) - Ten
decen -t (L) - Decent, proper
decid, -u (L) - Fallingoff
decim. (L) - One-tenth; ten
decis (L) - Cutoff; settled
declivi (L) - Sloping, bent down
decor (L) - Elegant
dect, -o (G) - Received; bite, sting
decuss, -1. (L) - The number "ten" (X); a crossing
dedal (L) - Adorn; adorned
=degma., -to (G) - A bite, sting
dehisc (L) - Split
dei (L) - A god
deil, -e (G) - Evening
dein, -o (G) - Terrible
deipn, -o (G) - A meal, dinner
del, -e, -o (G) - Visible
dele, -t (L) - Destroy
delect (L) - Charming; a selection
delic, -at, -io (L) - Pleasing, alluring
deliquesc (L) - Liquify
defir (L) - Crazy
delo (G) - Visible
delph, -i, -y (G) - The womb, uterus
delpha, -c, -x (G) - A little pig
delphi, -n, -s (G) - A dolphin
delphini, -um. (G) - Larkspur
delphy, -s (G) - The womb, uterus
delt (G) - The letter "delta"; triangular
dem, -o, -us (G) - People; fat
dernas (G) - A living body
demn (G) - A bed
demono (L) - An evil spirit
dendr, -o, -on, -um, (G) - A tree
dens (L) - Thick; a tooth
dent, -i, -o (L) - A tooth
dentat (L) - ,, Toothed
deo (L) - A god
deon, -to (G) - Necessity, duty
-depas, -tr (G) - A cup, goblet, beaker
deph, -o (G) Knead
deplanat (L) Flattened
der, -o (G) - The neck; the hide; old; flay
derm, =a, -ato, -o (G) - Skin
dertr, =um (G) - The membrane containing the bowels
desert (L) - Solitary, lonely
designat (L) - Marked
desis (G) - A binding
desm, -a, -i, -io, -o (G) - A band, bond, ligament
desud (L) - Sweat greatly
detrit (L) - Wear off
deuma, -to (G) - Wet, soaked
deutero (G) - The second
dex (G) - An insect; a worm
dexi , -o (G) - The right-hand side; clever
dext, -er, -r, -ro (L) - The righthand side; clever
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di, -a (G) - Across, through; separate, apart
di, _s (G) - Separate, apart; double, two
diabol, -o (G) - Slanderous
diadem, --a (G) - A crown, turban
diadoch, -o, =us (G) - A successor
diadrom, -o (G) - Wandering
=diaeresis (G) - A division
diago (G) - Transmission
dialy, -s, -t (G) - Separate, break up, dissolve
diapedes (G) - Leaping through or across
diaphor, -o (G) - Different
-diastema, -to (G) - A space, interval
diastol (G) - Standing apart
diastroph, -o (G) - Distorted
diathesi, -s (G) - A condition, arrangement
=diazoma, -to (G) - A girdle; the waist
dibam, -o (G) - On two legs
dic (G) - Right; a wood worm
dicell, -a (G) - A two-pronged hoe
dich, -o (G) - Two, in two
dichas, =is (G) - A division
dichel, -o, -us (G) - Cloven-hoofed; forceps
dicho (G) - In two; split
dicr, -o (G) - Forked
dicran, -o (G) - Two-headed, two pointed
dicrot, -o (G) - Double -oared
dict (L) - Say, pronounce, tell
dicty, -oi, lum (G) - A net
dicyrt, -o (G) - Two-humped
didi (L) - Distribute
didym, -o (G) - Double, twin; the testes
=dieresis (G) - A division
diet (G) - A mode of living
difflu (L) - Flow apart
digest (L) - Dissolved; digest
digit, -al, -i (L) - A finger or toe
dign (L) - Worthy, fit
dilat (L) - Expanded
dimidi (L) - Half; to halve
dimin (L) - Lessen
din, -o (G) - Terrible; whirling
dio (G) - Divine, noble
diphy (G) - Of a double nature, two fold
dipl, -o (G) - Double, two
dipn, -o, =um (G) - A meal, food
dips, -a, -i (G) - Thirsty, dry
dipther, -a (G) - Leather, skin, membrane
dir (G): The neck; (L): dreadful
dirig, -o (L) - Direct
dis (G) - Separate, apart; double, two
disc, -i -o -us (G) - A round plate
discors (L) - Discordant, disagreeing
disso (G) - Double
dist, -a (L) - Stand apart, be distant
ditto (G) - Double
diure, -s -t (G) - Urinate
diurn (L) - Daily, in the daytime
divaric, -a (L) - Spread apart
diversi (L) - Various; separated
divert (L) - Turn aside
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doc, -o, -us (G) - A beam; a spar
doce (G) - Seem; think
doch, -i (G) - Receive; receptacle
dochm, -i, -o (G) - Slanting, side ways
doci, -i (L) - Teach; teachable
docim (G) - Examine, test, prove
doco (G) - A beam; a spar
doct (L) - Learned, skilled
=doctor (L) - A teacher
adocus (G) - Abeam; a spar
dodeca (G) - Twelve
dodo (Pg) - Foolish
=dogma, -t (G) - An opinion, decree
dolabr, -a (L) - An axe, mattock
doler, -o (G) - Deceptive
doli, -o, um (L) - A jar
dolich, -o(G) - Long
dolio - (L): A jar; (G): crafty
dolo, -m, -p (G) - Fraud, deceit, trick
dolor (L) - Sorrow
dom, -o, =us (G) - A house
=doma, -to (G) - A gift; a house
domestic (L) - Around the house
dominic (L) - Of a lord
dominic, -ens (L) - Of St. Domingo
=dominus (L) - A lord
dona (L) - Give; a gift
dona, -c, =x (G) - A reed
donesi (G) - Trembling, shaking
dor, =a, -o (G) - A hide, skin
dorat, -ium (G) - A small spear
dorca, -do, -s (G) - A gazelle
dori, -d, -s (G) - A sacrificial knife
dorm, -it (L) - Sleep
doro (G) - A spear; a hide, skin; a gift
dors, -o, -um (L) - The back
dory, -t (G) - A spear; a beam, shaft
dosi (G) - A gift
dox, =a (G) - An opinion; glory
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=draba (G) - A mustard-like plant
drac, -aen, -o, -on (L) - A serpent, dragon
drachm, =a (G) - A weight
dram (G) - Run
drama, -t (G) - Perform; drama
drapet, -es (G) - A fugitive
dras, -t (G) - Act; an agent
drasteri (G) - Active
drepan, -i, -um (G) - A sickle
drimy (G) - Piercing, stinging
drom, -a, -ae, -aeo, -i, -o, -us (G) Run; running; a race
dros, -o (G) - Dew
droser, -o (G) - Dewy
drup, =a (G) - An over-ripe olive; a stone fruit
dry, -o, =s (G) - A tree; oak
drym, -o, =us (G) - Forest, woodland
drypt, -o (G) - Tear, scratch
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du, -o (L) - Two, double
dubi (L) - Doubtful
duc, -t (L) - Lead
dul, -io, -o (G) - A slave, servant
dulc, -i (L) - Sweet
dulich, -o (L) - Long
dum, -us (L) - A bramble
duo (L) - Two, double
duodec, -im (L) - Twelve
duoden, -I (L) - Twelve each
dupl, sex, -ic, -ici (L) - Double
dur, -a, -o (L) - Hard
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dya, -d, -s (G) - Two
dyn, -am, -amo, -ast (G) - Be able; power, energy
dyo (G) - Enter, dive; two, in twos
dys (G) - Bad, malicious, hard; enter, dive
dysis (G) - Sinking; put on, clothe
dysporo (G) - Hard to pass
dyt, -es (G) - Dive, enter
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ed - el - em - en - eo - eq - es - et - ex
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e (L) - Out, without, from
-eae (the ending of plant tribe names)
ear, -in, -o (G) - Spring, spring time
eb, - en, -o (G) - The ebony tree
ebri (L) - Drunk
eburne (L) - Ivory
ec (G) - Out, out of, from
ecaton (G) - A hundred
eccli (G) - Bend down, turn aside
eccri, -s, -t (G) - Separation; chosen
eccroust (G) - Beaten out, driven away
eccye (G) - Give birth to, bring forth
ecdem, -I, -io (G) - Travel, go abroad
ecdys, -is (G) - An escape, slipping out
ece, zsis, =tes (G) - Dwell; a dweller
ecgon (G) - Born, descended from
ech, -o (L) - Reverberation of sound
echel (F) - A ladder
echene, -I (G) - Holding ships fast; a kind of fish
echi, -dn, -s (G) - A viper, adder
echin, -o, =us (G) - A hedgehog; a sea urchin
echm, -at (G) - An obstacle, prop
echo (L) - Reverberation of sound
echth, -ist, -o, -r (G) - Hated; hatred
-ecious (G) - A house
eclamp (G) - Shine
eclip, -s (G) - Deficient; leave out
eclog (G) - Pick out, select
eco, (G) - A house, abode
ecphyad (G) - An outgrowth, appendage
ecphyl (G) - Alien, strange
ecphym, -a (G) - An eruption of pimples
ecphys (G) - Blow out
ecro (G) - Escape; keep safe
ect, -o (G) - Outside, out, outer
ecta, =sis (G) - An extension, dilation
ectemn, -o (G) Cut out, weaken
ecthym, -o (G) Spirited, eager, frantic
ecto (G) - Outside, out, outer
-ectomy (G) - Cutout
ectop, -I, -o (G) - Displaced, foreign
ectopist, -es (G) - A foreigner, wanderer
-ectopy (G) - Displacement
ectro, -m, -s (G) - Abortion, miscarriage
ecze, -m (G) - Boil over
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edaph, -o (G) - The base, bottom; soil
ede, -o (G) - The genitals
=edema, -t (G) - A swelling, tumor
edest, wes (G) - An eater
edibil (L) - Edible
edr, -a, -I (G) - A seat
ef (L) - Out, from, away
efferen (L) - Carrying away
effluen (L) - Flowing away
effod. (L) - Digging; dig out
egeri, =a (L) - A nymph
egi, - s (L) - A shield, armor
ego (L) - Myself, self
egregor (G) - Watch
egresso (G) Watchful
=egretta (F) - A kind of heron
eido (G) A form, Image; like
eidol, -o (G) - An idol, image
eir, -o (G) - Wool
eis (G) - In, into, toward
ejacul (L) - Throw out
eka, -st, -sto (G) - One, each
ekaton (G) - A hundred
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elacat, -a (G) - A staff
elach, -ist, -y (G) - Small
eleagn, -us (G) - A marsh plant
elaeo, elaio, (G) - An olive; Olive Oil
elan, -o, -us (G) - A kite; drive
elap, as (L) - A sea fish; a serpent
elaph, -o, -us (G) - A stag, deer
elaphr, -o (G) - Light in weight
elaps (L) - A sea fish; a serpent; slipped away
elasm, -o, -us (G) - A plate, metal plate
elasso (G) - Make less
elat (L) - High, lofty
elater (G) - A driver
elatin, -o (G) - Fir-like; a toadflax
elatr (L) - Bark, cry out
elatri, -e (G) - Draw, pull
elc, -o, -oma, -os (G) - A wound, sore
elcysm (G) - Dragging
elect (L) - Choose
electr, -I, -o (G) - Amber; electricity
eleg (G): Mourning-, (L): choice
elegan, -t (L) - Elegant, fine
elench (G) - Disgrace; test
eleo (G) - A marsh; oil; distracted
eleph, -as, -ant (G) - An elephant; ivory
elephant, -I, -o (G) - An elephant
eleuther, -o (G) - Free
elig (L) - A choice; choose
eligrn, -o (G) - Winding, twisting
elis (L) - Eradicated
-ell, -a, sum, aus (L) - Small
ellip, -s, -t (G) - Wanting, falling short; elliptical
ellop, -s (G) - A sea fish; mute
elo, -d (G) - A marsh
elop, - s (G) - A sea fish; mute
elu, -d, -s (L) - Get away from
elut (L) - Washed out
elym, -o (G) - A case, sheath; a kind of grass
elysi, -s (G) - A step
elytr, -o, -um (G) - A sheath, cover
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em (L) - In, into
embal, -io, -m (G) - Throw in, put In
emberiz, -a (NL) - A bunting
embi, -a, -o (G) - Lively, long-lived
embol, -Im, -o (G) - Inserted; a wedge
embrith, -o (G) - Heavy,
embryo (G) - An embryo
emer, -a (G) - A day
emer, -o (G) - Domestic, tamed
emet, -i, -o (G) - Vomit
emetic (G) - Producing vomiting
-emia (G) - Blood
emmel, -eia. (G) - A harmony, dance
emmen, -a, -o (G) - Monthly; the menses; faithful
emolli (L) - Soften
emphrax, -I, -is (G) - An obstruction
emphys (G) - Inflate
emphyt, -o (G) - Implanted, Innate
empi, -d, -s (G) - A gnat
empir, -o (G) - Experienced
empres, -i, -m (G) - Burning; set on fire
=empusa (G) - A hobgoblin, ghost
empy, -ema (G) - Form pus
emulsi (L) - Milk out, exhaust
emy, -d, -s (G) - A tortoise, turtle
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en (G) - In, into
enali, -o (G) - Of the sea, marine
enall, -a, -agrn (G) - Differ from
enallax (G) - Crosswise
enant, -I (G) - Opposite
encarsi (G) - Oblique
encephal, -o, -us (G) - The brain
ench, -o, -us (G) - A spear
enchely, - s (G) An eel
enchym, -a (G) An infusion
end , o (G) - Within, inner
endym, -a, -ato (G) - A garment
endysi, -s (G) - Entering; a putting on
enem, -a (G) - Send in
engraul, =is (G) - A small fish
engy (G) - Near; narrow
enhydr, -is (G) - An otter; a water snake
enhydr, -o (G) - Living in water
enic, -o (G) - Singe
enne, -a (G) - Nine
eno, (G) - Wine
enod (L) - Without knots, smooth
-ens, -e, -is (L) - Of, belonging to
ensi, -s (L) - A sword
ent, -o (G) - Within, interior
entas, -is (G) - A stretching; a spasm
entelech (G) - Perfect
enter (L) - Between, among
enter, -o, 3sum (G) - The intestine, gut
enthet, -ic, -o (G) - Put in, im-planted
ento (G) - Within, Interior
entom, =a, -o (G) - An insect
enton, -I, -o (G) - Tension; strained
entrop (G) - Turn in, turn toward
enydr, -is (G) - An otter; aquatic
enygr, -o (G) - Watery, in water
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eo, -s (G) - Dawn; early
eol, -I, -o (G) - Quick-moving; the winds
ep, -h, -I (G) - Upon, over, beside
epacr, -o (G) - Pointed
epagog, -o (G) - Enticing, bringing in
epan, -et, -I (G) - Relaxing
epeir, -o, =us (G) - The mainland, a continent
ependy, -ma, -tes (G) - A tunic
epenthes, -is (G) - An insertion
eph (G) - Upon, over, beside
epheb, -o (G) - Youth
ephemer, -I, -o (G) - For a day, temporary
ephesti (G) - Domestic
ephippi, =us (G) - A saddle
ephydr, -o (G) - Rainy, watery; living on the water
ephyr, =a (G) - A sea nymph; Corinth
epi (G) - Upon, over, beside
epial, -o, =us (G) - A nightmare; ague
epiblem, =a, -ato (G) - A cover, cloak
epidemi, -o (G) - An epidemic; among the people
epidos, =is (G) - An enlargement; increase
epier, -a (G) - Pleasing
epilep, -s, -t (G) - A laying hold of
epilept, -o (G) - Epilepsy
epimach, -o (G) - Assailable
epipast, -o (G) - Sprinkled
epiped, -o (G) - On the ground, level
epiphor, -a (G) - An addition
epiphor, -o (G) - Inclined, sloping
epiplo (G) - A thin membrane, caul
epir, -o, -us (G) - The mainland, a continent
episio (G) - Region of pubes; vulva
epistasi, =s (G) - A stopping; attention
epistroph (G) - Turn about; attention
epithalam, -i (G) - Nuptial
epithe, -ca, -m, -s, -t (G) - Added, laid on; covered
epithym, -i (G) - Longing, desire
epitrop (G) - Reference; a guardian
epomidi, -o (G) - On the shoulder
=epops (G) - The hoopoe
ept, -a (NL) - Seven
epul, -um (L) - A feast
epulot (G) - Healing; a scar
epy (G) - Tall
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equ, -a, -i (L) - Equal
equestr (L) - A horseman
equi (L) - Equal; a horse
equin (L) - Pertaining to horses
equitan (L) - Riding a horse
equu, =s (L) - A horse
er (G) - Spring; the earth
eran, -o (G) - A contribution; a society
erann, -o (G) - Pleasing
erasmi, -o (G) - Lovely
erast, =es, -o (G) - A lover; beloved
erat, -o (G) - Lovely
ereb, -o, -us (G My) - Darkness
erect (L) - Upright
erem, -i, -o (G) - A lonely place
erema (G) - Gently, calmly
eresis (G) - Take
eret, -mo (G) - An oar; a rower
ereth, -ist (G) - Irritate, rouse to anger
ereun (G) - Probe, search
erg, -asia, -o (G) - Work
ergat, -es, -o (G) - A worker
ergot (F): Spur; (L): a fungus
eri (G) - Early, spring; wool; very much; a hedgehog
eric, -a (G) - A heath
erici, -n, -us (L) - A hedgehog
=erigeron (G) - A kind of plant
erin (G) - A hedgehog; woolen
erio (G) - Wool
eris, -m, -t (G) - Quarrel
=erisma, -t (0) - A prop, support
=eristalis (L) - An unknown precious stone
ern, -o (G) - A sprout; a child
erod, -I (G) - A heron
eros (G): Love; (L): gnawed away
erot, -e, -em (G) - Question, ask
erot, -o (G) - Love
erotyl (G) - A darling
erpe, -s, -t (G) - Creep; a creeper
err, -an, -at (L) - Wander; wandering
ers, -ae, -e (G) - Dew; dewy, fresh; young
eruc, -a, -I (L) - A caterpillar
erupt (L) - Burst forth
erycin, -a (L) - Venus, goddess of love and beauty
eryng, -us (G) - A kind of thistle
eryo (G) - Draw, drag
erysi (G) - Red
erythr, -o (G) - Red
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es (G) - Into, to
-es (G) - (a suffix meaning an agent or doer)
-esc, -en, -ens (L) - Becoming; slightly
eschar (G) - A fireplace; a scab; a kind of fish
eschat, -o (G) - Extreme, last
eschyn (G) - Shame
escul, -us (L) - Italian oak
esculen, -t (L) - Edible
eso (G) - Within, inward
esophag, -o, -us (G) - The esophagus
esoter (G) - Inner, interior
est, -es (NL) - An eater
esth (G) - Feel, perceive; clothe; eat
esthem, -ato (G) - Perception
esthes (G) - A garment
esthesi, -o (G) - Sensation, perception
esthet (G) - Sensible; a garment
esthi, -o (G) - Eat
estival (L) - Summer
-estr (L) - Belonging to, living in
estr, -o, -us (G) - A gadfly; frenzy
estu, -a (L) - Boil
estuar (L) - The sea
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-etes (G) - Dwell; a dweller; one who
eth , er (G) - The upper air
eth, -o (G) - Custom, habit; abode
etheo (G) - Strain, sift; a bachelor
ether, -i (G) - The upper air
ethic (G) - Moral; national
ethiop (G) - Ethiopian, African; dark
ethm, -o, -us (G) - A sieve
ethn, -o (G) - A nation
etho (G) - Custom, habit; abode
etio (G) - A cause
etiol (NL) - Pale, whitish
etr, -a, -o (G) - The belly, pelvis
-ett, -a, mum, -us (NL) - Small
etym, -o (G) - True; truth
eu (G) - Good, well
euch (G) - Pray
eudi, -o (G) - Calm, clear
eulab (G) - Wary, cautious
-eum (NQ - A place where
eunuch (G) - Guardian of the couch
euonym (G) - Having a good name
eupatori, mum (G) - Agrimony
euphorbi, mum (G) - An African plant
neuphrasia (G) - Delight
euphy (G) - Shapely
eur, -o (G) - East; the east wind; southeast; broad
eurin (G): Keen-scented; (L): the east wind
euro, -t (G) - Mold eury (G) - Broad, wide
eustachi (N) - Eustachio, an Italian anatomist
eutact (G) - Orderly
eutel (G) - Worthless
euthem (G) - Orderly
euthy (G) - Straight
euthym, -o (G) - Generous
ev (G) - Good, well
evacu, -a (L) - Empty
evani, -d (L) Disappearing
evani, -o (G) Making trouble easily
evect (L) - Carried out, led away
evectic (L) - Good health
evira (L) - Castrate
evolut (L) - An unrolling
evuls (L) - Pull away, pull out
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ex (L) - Out, off, from, beyond
exacerb (L) Violent, bitter
exagger (L) Heap up
=exanthema, -to (G) - An eruption
exarat (L) Plowed up
excert (L) Projecting
excit, -o (L) - Call forth, arouse
excresc (L) - Growing up
excret (L) Separate, throw out
exeden (L) Eating out
exhib (L) - Give, present
exhil, -ar (L) - Cheer, gladden
exi (L): Go out; (G): habit
exigu (L) - Short, small
exil, -i (L) - Small, thin, slender
exo (G) - Out, outside, without
exod, -o, =us (G) - A going out
exorm, -i (G) Go forth
exoter, -o (G) Outside
exotic (G) - Foreign
expir (L) - Breathe out
expuls (L) - Driven out
exsula (L) - A stranger; an exile
extern, -o (L) - Outside, outer
extim, (L) - Farthest away
extra (L) Outside, more, beyond, besides
extrins (L) - From the outside
extrors (L) - On the outside
exuber (L) - Abundant
exud (L) - Sweat
exust (L) - Burned up, consumed
exuv, -i (L) - That which is taken off
ewxygr, -o (G) - Wet
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fab, -a, -ell (L) - A bean
fabul, -a (L) - A fable
faci, -a, -es (L) - The face; appearance
facil (L) - Easy
=facula (L) - A little torch
facult (L) - Capability, skill.
faec, -i (L) - Dregs
fag, -a, -us (L) - The beech
falc. -i (L) - A sickle
=falco , -n (L) - A falcon
fallac (L) - Deceptive
fals, -i (L) - False
=falx (L) - A sickle
fam, -eli, -in (L) - Hungry
fal (L) - Friendly; a family
fantas (L) - Fancy
farc. (L) - Stuff; stuffing
farin, -a (L) - Flour, coarse meal
fasci, -a (L) - A bundle; a band
fasciat (L),. Banded
fascin (L) - Charm, bewitch
fasciol, -a (L) - A little bandage
fastigi, mum (L) - Pointed; the point, top, summit; depth
fatu (L) - Foolish, silly
fauc, -es, -i (L) - The throat
faun (My) - Faunus, god of agriculture and the shepherds
fav, -o, =us (L) - A honeycomb
favill, =a (L) - Embers
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febr, -i (L) - Fever; boil
fec, -i (L) - Dregs
fecul (L) - Foul; sediment
fecund (L) - Fruitful
fell, -n, -s (L) - A cat
felic (L) - Favorable, lucky
fell (L) - The gall bladder; bile
felo (L) - A cat; a robber
fem, -or, -oro, mur (L) - The thigh
femin (L) - Female, of a woman
fenestr, -a (L) - A window
feng, -o (G) - Light
fenisec, -a (L) - A mower, harvester
fer (L) - Bear, carry
fer, -a (L) - Wild; a wild beast
ferment (L) - Yeast, leaven
fero, -c, ux (L) - Fierce, wild
-ferous (L) - Bearing
ferr, -o (L) - Iron
ferrugin (L) - Rust-colored
ferrul (F) - A ring, bracelet
fertil (L) - Fruitful
ferul, -a (L) - A walking stick; fennel
ferv, -en, -id, -or (L) - Heat, burning
fess (L) - Weary, feeble
festin (L) - Quick
festuc, -a (L) - A stem, stalk
fet, -i, -us (L) - The young in the womb
feti, -d (L) - Ill-smelling, putrid
-fex (NL) - A maker
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=fiber (L) - A beaver
fibr, -in, -o (L) - A fiber; a beaver
fibul, -a (L) - A clasp, buckle
fic, -ation (L) - Make, making
fic, -o, =us (L) - The fig
fide, -i, -n (L) - Faithful, trusting
fidi (L) - A lute
fidic, -in (L) - A lute player
figul, =a (L) - A potter
figur, -a (L) - A form, figure
fil, -i, -o, mum (L) - A thread
fili, -a (L) - A son or daughter
fili, -c, -x (L) - A fern
fim, =us (L) - Dung
fimbri, =a (L) - A fringe, fibers
fin, -a, -i (L) - An end, limit
firm (L) - Firm, strong
fisc, =us (L) - The state treasury; a woven basket
fiss, -i, -ur (L) - A cleft
fistul, =a, -i (L) - A pipe, tube
fivor (L) - Bluish
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flabell, =a (L) - A fan
flabr (L) - The breeze, winds
flacc, -id (L) - Flabby
flagell, =um (L) - A whip
flagr, -an (L) - Burn, burning
flamm (L) - Flame, burn
flamme (L) - Flame-colored
flat (L) - Blow, blown
flav (L) - Yellow
flect (L) Bend
fleur (F) Flower
flex, -i (L) - Bend; pliant
flexu (L) - Winding
flig (L) - Dash; strike down
flo (L) - Blow
flocc (L) - A lock of wool, flake
flor, -a, -i (L) - A flower
florid (L) - Flowery
floscul, =us (L) - A little flower
flu (L) - Flow
fluctu (L) - Wave, move to and fro
fluen, -t (L) - Flowing
flum, =en, -in, -ini (L) - A river
fluo (L) - Flow
fluster (NL) - Plait, weave
fluvi, =a, -atil (L) - A river
flux (L) - Flowing
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foc, -i, =us (L) - A point, focus; a fireplace
fodien, -t (L) - DiggIng
foed (L) - Filthy, ugly; an agreement
foenisec, =a (L) - A mower, harvester
foeten (L) - Fetid, evil smelling
-foetus (L) - The young in the womb
foli, -a, =um (L) - A leaf
folli (L) - A bag, bellows
follicul (L) - A little bag
fon (G) - Kill
fon, =s, -t, -tan (L) - A fountain
foram, =en, -in (L) - An opening
forcip, -i (L) - Forceps
forf, =ex, -ic (L) - Scissors
forficat (L) - Forked
fori, -s (L) - A door; out of doors
form, =a (L) - Form, shape
formic, =a (L) - An ant
formid (L) Fear
formos (L) Graceful, beautiful
forn, -ic, =ix (L) - An arch; a brothel
fort, -i (L) - Strong
fortuit (L) - At random; fluctuating
foss, =a (L) - A ditch, trench
fossil (L) - Dug up
-fossor, -i (L) - A digger
fossul (L) - Burrow
fove, =a (L) - A pit
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fracid (L) - Mellow, soft
fract (L) - Break; broken
frag, =a (L) - Break; a strawberry
fragm, -en, -in (L) - A piece
fragr (L) - Emit a scent
framb, -es, -oes (L) - A raspberry
frang (L) - Break
frat, =erl- -r (L) - A brother
fratercul, =us (L) - A little brother
fraud, -a (L) - Cheat
fraxin, =us (L) - The ash tree
fregat, =a (It) - A frigate
frem, -it (L) - Roar, murmur
fren, -a, -at, um (L) - A bridle
frict (L) - Rub
frig, -er, -id, -or (L) - Cold
fringill -a (L) - A finch
fritill, =us (L) - A dice box
frivol (L) - Silly
frond, -e, -i (L) - A leaf, foliage
=frons (L) - The forehead, brow; a leaf, foliage
front, -o (L) - The forehead, brow
fruct, -i' -us (L) - A fruit
frugal (L) - Economical, thrifty
frugi (L) - Useful, fit
frument, -um (L) - Corn, grain
frustr (L) - in vain; deception
frustul, -um (L) - A little piece
frut, =ex, -ic (L) - A shrub
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fuc, -i' -us (L) - A seaweed; red
fug, -i (L) - Flee, dispel
fuga -ci, =x (L) - Swift
-ful (E) - Full of
fulcr, =um (L) - A support, prop
fulg, -en, -i (L) - Flash, gleam
fulg, -or, -ur (L) - Lightning
fulic, =a (L) - A coot
fulig, -in (L) - Soot; sooty
fulm, =en, -in (L) - Lightning; a thunderbolt
fuiv (L) Reddish yellow, tawny
fum (L) Smoke
fun, -al, -i, -is (L) - A rope
funct (L) - Perform
fund (L) - Pour
fund, -a, -i (L) - A sling; the bottom
fune, -bri, -re (L) - A funeral; death
fung, -i, =us (L) - A mushroom, fungus
funi, -cul, =s (L) - A rope, cord
fur, -en (L) - Rage
furc, na, -i (L) - A fork
furfur (L) - Bran, scurf, dandruff
furi, -os (L) - Rage, madness
furn, -ari, -us (L) - An oven
furor (L) - Madness, fury
furtiv (L) - Secret; stolen
furunc (L) - A boil; a petty thief
fus, -i (L) - A spindle; pour out
fusc (L) - Dusky, brown
fust, -i, -is (L) - A club, cudgel
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gad, -o, -us (G) - A kind of fish
gaea (G) - The earth
gagat (G) - jet black
=gala, -ct, -cto (G) - Milk
galag (Af) - A lemur-like animal
galat, -ea, -hei (G) - A sea nymph
galax, -i (G) - Milky
galb (L) - Yellow; a small worm
galban (L) Greenish yellow
galbul (L) An oriole; a cypress nut
gale, -a (L) - A helmet
gale, -a, -i (G) - A weasel, cat
galen, -a (G) - Calm, rest; lead ore
galeo, -d (G) - A shark
galer, (L): A cap; (G): cheerful
galgul, -us (L) - A woodpecker
galid (G) - A little'weasel
=galium (G) - The bedstraw
gall, -a (L) - A gall nut
gall, -in, -o, -us (L) - A chicken, cock
galvan, -i, -o (N: Galvani) - Pertaining to the electric current
gam., -o, -us (G) - Marriage
gammar, -us (L) - A kind of lobster
gamet (G) - A wife or husband
gamps, -o (G) - Curved, bent
-gamy (G) - Marriage, reproduction
gan, -eo, -o (G) - Beauty, luster
gangli, -on (G) - A knot on a string; swelling
gangren (G) - A sore; gangrene
gargal, -o (G) - Tickle; tickling
garrul (L) - Chattering
gast, er, -ero, -r, -ro (G) - The stomach, belly
gaud, -e, - i (L) - joy; joyous
gaur, -o (G) - Proud, majestic
gaus, -o (G) - Crooked
gavi, -a (L) - A sea bird, a loon
gavial, -is (NL) - A crocodile
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ge, -o (G) - The earth
gecc, -o (NL) - A chirping lizard
geiss, -o (G) - A cornice, eaves
=geiton, -o (G) - A neighbor
gelast (G) - Laugh
gelat (L) - Frozen, jelly-like
gelid (L) - Cold
gelo (G): Laugh, laughter; (L) - cold; freeze
gemin (L) - Twin, double
gemm, -a, -ul (L) - A bud
gen (G): Bear, produce; (L): a nation, race
=gena (L) - The cheek, chin
gene, =a, -o (G) - Birth, descent, race
gene, =sis (G) - Origin, birth
genei (G) - A beard
gener (L) - Beget; a race; produce
genet (G) - Birth, ancestor
genethli (G) A birthday
geni, -o (G) The chin, jaw
-genic (G) - Producing
genicul, (L) The elbow, knee, joint
=genista (L) A broom plant
genit, -i, -o (L) - Beget
geno (G) - Race, offspring; sex
-genous (G) - Producing
=gens, gent (L) - A clan, tribe
gentian (G) - A gentian
genu (L) - The knee
=genus (L) - Birth, a race; a sort, class, kind
-geny (G) - Production
geny, -o, -s (G) - The jaw, chin
geo (G) - The earth
gephyr, =a, -o (G) - A bridge
ger, -o (L) - Bear, carry
gera, -s, -t (G) - Old age
gerb (Ar) - A kangaroo mouse
=gerfalco, -n (LL) - A sacred falcon
gero (L) - Bear, carry; (G): an old man
geron, -t (G) - An old man
-gerous (L) - Bearing
gerr, -ho, -i, -o (G) - A wicker shield
gery, -o (G) - Shout; speech
gest (L) - Carried
geus, -i, -t (G) - Taste
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gibb (L) - Humped
giga, -n, -nto (G) - Giant, very large
gigno (G) - Know
gilv (L) - Pale yellow
gingiv, -a (L) - The gums
ginglym, -o, =us (G) - A hinge
glab, -er, -r (L) - Smooth
glaci, -a (L) - Ice
gladi, -a, =us (L) - A sword
gland, -i (L) - An acorn; a gland
glani, =s (G) - A kind of fish
=glans, (L) - An acorn; a gland
glaphyr, -o (G) - Hollow; neat, polished
glare, =a, -o (L) - Gravel
glauc, -o (G) - Gray, bluish gray; a kind of fish
glaucidi, =um (G) - An owl
=glaux (G) - Milk vetch; an owl
gle, -a, -o (G) - Glue
gleb, =a (L) - A clod
glecho, =n (G) - Pennyroyal
glecom (G) - Pennyroyal
glen, -o (G) - A pit, socket; wonders
gleo (G) - Glue
gli, -a, -o (G) - Glue
gliri, -s (L) - A dormouse
glischr, -o (G) - Sticky; greedy
glob, -o, =us, (L) A ball, globe
gloch, -i, =is (G) A point
gloe, -a, -o. (G) - Glue
gloi, -o (G) - Glue
glo(L) - , -er, -us (L) - A ball of yarn; a ball
glori, a (L) - Glory
gloss, -a, -o (G) - The tongue
glott, -i, -o (G) - The tongue
gluc, -o (G) - Sweet
glum, -a (L) - A husk, hull
glut, -i (L) - To swallow; glue
glut, -e, -eo (G) - The rump
glutin (L) - Glue
glyc -er, -o (G) Sweet
glymma, -to (G) A carved figure
glyp, -h,, -ho, -t, -to (G) - Carve; carved, engraved
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gnamp, -to (G) - Bent, curved
gnath, -o, =us (G) - The jaw
gnesi (G) - Genuine
gnorn, -a, -o (G) - A mark; judgment
gnomon (G) - judge; rule; a carpenter's square
gnoph,-o (G) - Darkness
gnorim, -o (G) - Well known, familiar
gnos, =is, -t, -tic (G) - Know; known; knowledge
gobi, -us (L) - A kind of fish
gomph, -o, -us (G) - A wedge-shaped bolt or nail
gomphi, -o (G) - A tooth
gomiphias (G) - A toothache
gompho, (G) - A bolt, nail; bolt together
gon, -e, -idi, -o, -y (G) - Seed, generation, offspring
gon, -i, nia, -io (G) - An angle
gon, -y (G) - The knee
gonato (G) - The knee
gone (G) - Seed, generation, offspring
gongyl, -o (G) - Round
goni, =a, -o (G) - Seed; an angle, corner
gonidi (G) - Seed; reproductive organ
gonim, -o (G) - Productive
gono (G) - Generation, offspring; seed; reproductive organ; the knee
-gony (G) - Seed; reproduction
gony, -o (G) - The knee
gordi (G My) - A kind of knot
gorg (F) - The throat
gorg, -o (G) - Grim, fierce
gossypi, =um, (L) - Cotton
gour, -a (NL) - A kind of pigeon
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gracil, -i (L) - Slender
gracul, -us (L) - A jackdaw; a cormorant
grad, -a, -i (L) - Step, walk; slope, grade
grall, -a, -ato, -in (L) - Stilts
gram, =en, -in (L) - Grass
gramm, -a, -at (G) - A letter, writing
gran, -i, -o, -um (L) - Grain
grand, -i (L) - Large, great
grand, -in, =o (L) - Hail, a hailstone
granul (L) - A little grain
graph, -o, =y (G) - Write, writing
graps, -i (G) - A crab
grapt, -o (G) - Inscribed, written
grat, -i (L) - Pleasing; favor
grav, -e, -i (L) - Heavy
gravid (L) - Filled; pregnant
greg, -ar, -i (L) - A flock, herd; collect
gremi, =um (L) - The bosom
gress, -or (L) - Walk, walking
=grex (L) - A flock, herd
griph, -o (G) - A woven basket; a riddle
grise (ML) - Gray
griso (F) - Gray-haired
grom, -a (Q. A measuring rod
gross (Q. Thick; an unripe fig
grossul, -a, -ar (L) - A gooseberry
gru, -i, -s (L) - A crane
grum, -a (L) - A little heap
gryll, -us (L) - A cricket
grylle (Go) - The black guillemot
gryp, -o (G) - Curved, hooked, hook-nosed
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guan, -o (Pv) - Dung
guara (Br) - An ibis
gubern, -a (L) - A rudder; govern
gubernator (L) - A pilot, governor
gul, -a (L) - The throat, gullet
gulos (L) - Gluttonous
gumm, -I (L) - Gum
gurg, -it (L) - A whirlpool; engulf
gust, -a (L) - Taste
gutt, -a (Q. A drop
=guttur, -I (L) - The throat
gyg, =es (G) - A water bird
gymn, -o (G) - Naked, bare
gyn, -a, -e, -eco, -o (G) - A woman, female
gyp, s (G) - A vulture
gyps, -o (G) - Chalk
gyr, -a, -o (L) - Round; turning; a circle
gyrin, -o, -us (G) - A tadpole
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haben, -a (L) - A thong, rein
habit (L) - Live, dwell; fleshy
=habitus (L) - The external aspect
habr, -o (G) - Dainty, delicate, pretty
hadr, -o (G) - Thick, stout
hadryn (G) - Ripen
haed, -us (Q. A young goat
haem, -a, -ato, -o (G) - Blood
haer, -esi (G) - Take
hagi, -o (G) - Sacred
hal, -a, -e, -it (L) - Breathe, breathing
=halcyon (G) - A kingfisher
halec, -o (L) - A herring
hali, -o (G) - The sea
halin, -o (G) - Made of salt
halla (G) - An assembly
haliaet, -e, -us (G) - A sea eagle, osprey
halio (G) - The sea
halit (L) - Breathing
hallo, (G) - Other; leaping
hallu, -c, -x (NL) - The great toe
hallucinat (L) - To wander in mind
halma, -to (G) - Leap, spring
halo (G) - The sea; salt; (L): breathe
halter (G) - A leaping weight
haltic (G) - Good at leaping, nimble
halys, -I, -is (G) - A chain, bond
ham, -at, -I (L) - A hook; hooked
hama (G) - All together, at the same time
hamamel, -is (G) - A tree with pear like fruit
hamarti, -a (G) - A fault, sin, error
hamat (L) - Hooked
hami (L) - A hook
hamm, -o (G) - Sand
=hamma, -to (G) - A knot, noose
hamul (L) - A little hook
hapal, -o (G) - Gentle, soft
haph, -o (G) - Touch, grasp
hapl, -o (G) - Simple, single
haplom, -a (G) - A coverlet
hapt, -o (G) - Fastened
=harelda (Ice) - A sea duck
harmo (G) - A joint; harmony
harmon, -I (G) - Music
harp, me, -1 (G) - A sickle; a bird of prey
harpa (LL) - A harp
harpac, -t (G) - Rob, seize
harpag, -I (G) - A hook
=harpe, harpi (G) - A sickle; a bird of prey
=hasta, -t (L) - A spear; spear shaped
hathr, -o (G) - Heaped, assembled
haust, -or, -r (L) - - Draw up, suck
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hebdom, -at (G) - The seventh
hebe, -t (L) - Blunt; (G): youth, puberty
heca (G) - Far off
hecat, -o, -on (G) - A hundred
hecist, -o (G) - Least
hect, -o (G) - A hundred; the sixth
hed, -I, -o (G) - A seat, dwelling place
hede (G) - Sweet
hedeom, -a (G) - Sweet-smelling
heder, -a (L) - Ivy
hedi, hedo (G) - A seat, dwelling place
hedon (G) - Pleasure, delight
hedr, =a, -io, (G) - A seat; the anus
hedy, -1 (G) - Sweet
hel, -a, -eo, -o (G) - A bog, marsh
helco (G) - A sore; suck
heleni, mum (G) - A kind of plant
heleo (G) - A marsh, bog; pity
heli, -a, -o (G) - The sun
helic, -o (G) - A spiral, coil
helict (G) - Wreathed, twisted
=heligma, -to (G) - A winding, wrapper; a curl of hair
helio (G) - r1be sun
heliot, -h, -us (G) - The moon.
=helix (G) - A spiral, coil
hell, -a, -ado, -en (G) - Greece
hellu, -o (L) - A glutton
helmin, as, -th (G) - A worm
helo (G) - A nail, wart; a marsh
helo, -d (G) - A marsh
helv (L) - Tawny, yellowish
hem, -a, -ato, mia, -o (G) - Mood
hemer, -a, -o (G) - A day; tamed
hemi (G) - One-half
hen, -o (G) - A year; a year old
hendeca (G) - Eleven
henic, -o (G) - Single
henian, -o (G) - Humid
heno (G) - A year; a year old
hepa, -r, -t, -to (G) - The liver
hepial, -o, mus (G) - A nightmare
hept, -a (G) - Seven
heracle (G My) - Hercules, a mythological hero
herb, -a, -i, -o (L) - Grass
herc, -o, -us (G) - A wall, fence
hered (L) - An heir; Inherit; hereditary
herm, -a, -et (ML) - Male; secret
=herma, -to (G) - A prop, support
hermaphrodit (G My) - With both male and female organs
hermin, -o, =s (G) - A prop, support
hermos (Sp) - Beautiful
herni, =a (L) - A rupture
hero (G) - A hero
herodi (G) - A heron
herpes, -t (G) - Creep, creeping; herpes
herpet, -o (G) - A reptile
hesit, -a (L) - Stick fast
hesper, -I (G) - Evening; western
hestho (G) - Clothing, dress
hesych, -o (G) - Still, quiet
hesychast (G) - A hermit
heta, -er, -ir (G) - A companion
heter, -o (G) - Other, different
heur (G) - Invent, discover
hex, -a (G) - Six
hex, -I., -io, -is, -y (G) - Habit
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hiat, -us (L) - An opening, gap
hibern, mus (L) - Winter
hibisc, =us (G) - The marsh mallow
hicori, -a (NL) - Hickory
hidro (G) - Sweat
hidry, -s, -t (G) - Seated, fixed
hiem, -al (L) - Winter
hier, -o (G) - Sacred
hiera, -c, ax (G) - A hawk
hil, -um (L) - A trifle, a little thing
hilar (L) - Gay, cheerful
himant, -o (G) - A strap
himati, cum (G) - A cloak
himer, -o (G) - Lovely; yearning
hipp, -e, -o,, -us (G) - A horse
hippari, -um (G) - A pony
=hippocampus (G) - A fabulous sea monster
hirc, -in, -us (L) - A goat
hirne, -a (L) - A jug
hirp, -ex, -ic (Q. A harrow
hirsur (Q. Hairy, rough
hirt (L) - Hairy, rough
hirud, -in, =o (L) - A leech
hirund, -in, -o (L) - A swallow
hisc (Q. Open
hispan, -i (Q. Spain; Spanish
hispid (Q. Hairy, bristly
hist, -o (G) - A web; tissue
=hister (Q. An actor
histero (G) - Behind
histi, -o, -um (G) - A little web; a sheet
histo (G) - A web; tissue
histor, -i (Q. History
=histrio, -ni (Q. An actor
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hod, -o, =us (G) - A way, path
hol, -o (G) - Whole
holc, -o (G) - A furrow, trail; attractive; a grain
holothur, -i, =um (G) - A kind of zoophyte
hom, -eo, -o, -oeo, -oio (G) - Like, same, alike
hom, -in, -o (L) - Man
homalo (G) - Even, level
homar (OF) - A lobster
homeo (G) - Like, resembling alike
homin, -i (L) - Man
=homo (L) . Man
homo, -eo, -io, (G) - Like, resembling alike
hopl, -i, -o, -um (G) - Armor, weapo
hople (G) - A hoof
hoplist (G) - Armed
hoplit (G) - Heavily armed
hoplo, hoplum (G) - Armor, weapons
horde, -um (L) - Barley
horiz (G) - Horizon; bound
hormi (G) - Start, onset
hormo (G) - A chain
hormon (G) - Excite
horo (G) - A limit, boundary; season, hour, time
horre, -n, -s (L) - Dreadful; bristle, stand on end, tremble
horre, =um (L) - A storehouse
horri (Q. Terror; to bristle
horrib (Q. Terrible, fearful
horrid (L) - Rough, prickly
hort (Q. Urge
hort, -i, -us (L) - A garden
hosp, -it (Q. A guest
hosti (L) - An enemy
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hum, -at, -i (L) - Earth, ground; bury
human (L) - Of a man
humer, -o, -us (L) - The shoulder
humesc (L) - Grow moist
humi (L) - Ground, earth
humid, -i (L) - Moist; moisture
humil, -i (L) - Low
humor (L) - Moist; a fluid
humul, us (L) - The hop plant
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hy (G) - U-shaped, Y-shaped
hy, -aen, -en, -o (G) - A pig, hog
hyal, -i, -in, -o (G) - Glass; transparent
hybo, (G) - A hump; hump-backed
hybrid, =a (Q. A mongrel, hybrid
hydat, -in (G) - Water; watery
hydn, =um (G) - A fungus
hydr, =a, -i, -o (G) - Water
=hydra (G) - Water; a sea serpent
hydrargyr, -o, =us (G) - Mercury
=hydrus (G) - A water snake
hyem, -al (L) - Winter
hyen =a (G) - A pig, hog; a hyena
hyet, -o (G) - Rain
hyg, -ei, -1e, -io (G) - Health
hygr, -o (G) - Moist, wet
hyl, -a, -o (G) - Matter, stuff; wood, woods
hylact (G) - Bark, yelp
hylurg, -o, -us (G) - A carpenter
=hymen, -o (G) - A membrane
hymn, -o (G) - A hymn, song
hyo (G) - A pig, hog; "U"-shaped, "Y"-shaped; hyoid
hyp, -o (G) - Under, beneath
hypen, =a (G) - A moustache
hypenanti (G) - Opposite
hyper (G) - Over, above; excessive
hyper, -o (G) . The palate; a pestle
hyperbore (G) - Of the extreme north
hyperic, =um (G) - St. John's-wort
hyph, -a, -o (G) - A web; weaving
hyphaem, -o (G) - Bloodshot
hyphaen (G) - Weave
hyphant, -r (G) - Woven; a weaver
hypho (G) - A web; weaving
hyphydr (G) - Found in water, under water
hypn, -o (G) - Sleep; a moss
hypo (G) - Under, beneath
hyponom (G) . Underground; mine
hyps, -i, -o (G) - High, on high
hyra, -c, -x (G) - A shrewmouse
hyssop (G) - An aromatic herb
hyster, -o (G) - Latter, lower; the uterus, womb
hystri, -c, -x (G) - A porcupine
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-ia (the ending of an order or class)
iachr, -o (G) - Softened
=iama, -to (G) - A medicine, remedy
ianth, -in (G) - Violet-colored
iapy, - g, -x (G) - The west-northwest wind
-iasis (G) - Treatment, cure; formation of, presence of
iati (G) - Healing
iatr, -a, -ic, -o, -us (G) - A physician
iatreus, -is (G) - A treatment
iber, -i, sia, -o (G) - Spain
iberi, -d, -s (G) - A kind of cress
=ibex (L) - A kind of goat
ibi, -d, -s (L) - An ibis
ibidem (L) - The same
icel, -o (G) - Resembling
ichn, -i, -o (G) - Track, trace
ichneum, -on (G) - A tracker; a kind of wasp
ichor (G) - juice, lymph, serum
ichthy, -o, -s (G) - A fish
-icle (L) - Little
icma, -le (G)Fluid, moist
ico (G) - Likely
=icon, -i, -o (L) - An image
icos, -i (G) - Twenty
icter, -i, -o, -us (G) - Jaundice; an oriole
icti, -d, -s (G) - A marten, weasel
ictin, -us (G) - A kite
-icul, -a, -um -us (L) - Small
-id (L) - A condition of
-idae (the ending of animal family names)
ident, -i (L) . Repeatedly
ideo (G) - Form, appearance
-idi, -a, -um, -us (G) - Small
idio (G) - One's own, peculiar
ido (G) - Sweat
idol, -o (G) - An Image, phantom
idr, -o (G) - Sweat; gum, resin
idri (G) - Skilled
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ign, -e, -i (L) - Fire
il (L) - Not, without; in, Into
ile, -o (L): The intestine; (G): twist, roll; twisted
=ilema, -t (G) - A covering, wrapper; a coil; a vault
=ilex (L) - The holm oak
ilia, -co (L) - The flank, loin
ilic (L) - The holm oak
iho (L): Intestine; (G): twist, roll
-ill, =a, -um, -us (L) - Small
illaen (G) - Squint
illat (L) - Inferred
illici (L) - Allure, entice
illigat (L) - Fastened
illo (G) - Squinting
illot (L) - Dirty, unwashed
-illum (L) - Small
illumina (L) - Light up
-illus (L) - Small
illusi (L) - Mocking
illustr, -a, -i (L) - Bright, made clear; distinguished
ily, -o, as (G) - Mud
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im (L) - Not; In, into
imag, -in, no (L) - An image, likeness
imb, -er, -r (L) - Rain
imbecill (L) - Weak, feeble
imbric, -a, -i (L) - A roof tile, shingle
imbut (L) - Stained
imita (L) - imitate, copy
immun, -i, -o (L) - Safe, free; im-munity
impar, -i (L) - Unequal
impet, -us (L) - An attack
implex (L) - Twisted
-in (L) - In, Into; not, without; on
-inae (the ending of animal subfamily and plant subtribe names)
inaequal, -i (L) - Unequal
inan, -i (L) - Empty
inca (Pv) - Of Peru Incan (L) - Hoary, gray
incert (L) - Uncertain
incest (L) - Impure, sinful, polluted
incho (L) - Begin
incil, -i (L) - A ditch; cut in
incis (L) - Cut in, cut into
incol, -a (L) - An inhabitant
incrass (L) - Thickened
=index (L) - That which points out
indi (L) - In; indigo
indic (L) - That which points out; Indian; indigo
indig (Sp) . Deep violet blue
indigen (L) . Native; need, want
indo (L) - Of India; indigo
indu, -t (L) - Clothe; clothed
industri (L) - Diligent
-ineae (the ending of plant suborder names)
inebri, -at (L) - Drunk inept (L) - Absurd, foolish
infan, as, -ti (L) - A child, Infant; speechless
infarct (L) - Filled In, stuffed
infelic (L) - Unhappy, unfortunate
infer, -o (L) - Low, underneath
infloresc (L) - Begin to bloom
infra (L) - Below, beneath
infract (L) - Broken, bent
inful, -a (L) - A band, bandage
infumat (L) - Smoked, smoky
infundibul, -um (L) - A funnel
infus (L) . Pour in
infuscat (L) - Darkened
ingen, -s, -ti (L) - Large, remark-able
ingluv, -i (L) - The crop, stomach
inguin, -o (L) - The groin
ini (the ending of animal tribe names)
ini, -a (S Am) - A kind of porpoise
ini, -a, -o, sum (G) - The occiput, nape
innoc, -en, -u (L) - Harmless
ino, (G) - A fiber; muscle; the occiput
inocul, -a (L) . Implant
inquilin, -us (L) - A tenant
insect (L) - Cut into
insecti (L) - An insect
insidi (L) - Ambush; sitting upon
insipid (L) - Tasteless
instar (L) - A form, likeness
instig, -a (L) - Stimulate
insul, -a (L) - An island
integ, -r (L) - Whole, complete; repair
inter (L) - Between, among
intercal, -a (L) - Insert
intestin, -um (L) - The intestine
inti (L) - Within, into
intim, -a (L) - Innermost
intort (L) - Twisted, distorted
intr, -a (L) - Within, inside
intric (L) - Perplexing
intrins (L) - Contained within
intro (L) - Within; in, into
inul, -a (L) - A kind of plant
inuncan, -t (L) - Hooked
inunct (L) . Smeared
inundat (L) - Overflowed, flooded
inust (L) - Burned
involucr, -um (L) - A wrapper
involut (L) - Wrapped up; intricate
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iod, -i, -o (G) - Violet
-iol, =a, =um, =us (L) - Little
-ion (G) - A going or entering; small
ion, -o - (G) - Violet -
ionth, -o (G) - The down on the face
ios (G) - Poison; an arrow
ip, -o, me (G) - A worm
iphi (G) - Mightily, strongly
iphthim, -o (G) - Spirited, stalwart
ipn, -o (G) - An oven, furnace
ipo, -ips (G) - A worm
ips, -o (G) . Ivy
ipsi (NL) - Same
ir (L) - Not, without; in, into
ira, -sc (L) - Anger; angry
iren (G) - Peace
iri, -d, -do, -s, -t (G) - A rainbow; the iris of the eye; a kind of lily
irrig, -a, -u (L) - Lead water to
irris, -i, -or (L) - Mock, deride; a mocker
irrit (L) - Excite; useless
irror, -a (L) - Sprinkle with dew
is, -o (G) - Equal
isabell (N: Queen Isabella); Buff brown
isati, -s (G) - A milky-juiced herb
isch, -o (G) - Hold, suppress
ischi, -a, -o, mum (G) - The hip, hip joint
ischn, -o (G) - Thin, lean
ischy, -r, -ro (G) - Strong, powerful; hard
=isis (G My) - An Egyptian goddess
islandic (NL) - Of Iceland
-ism (E) - Belief; the process of; an interrelation of organs.
iso (G) - Equal
isola (F) - An island; alone
-issim, =a, -um, -us (L) - (the superlative ending)
ist, -o (G) - A web; tissue
-ist, -o (G) - (the superlative ending)
isthm, -o, -us (G) - A narrow passage
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-ite (E) - A stone; a fossil
-itea (G) - A willow
-ites (G) - Belonging to, having to do with
-iter (L) - A passage, journey
ithagin (G) - Genuine
ithy (G) - Straight
itin, -o (G) - Made of willow
itiner (L) - A journey
-itis (G) - Inflammation
ity, -o, =s (G) - An edge, rim
iul, =us (G) - A centipede
-ium (G) - Small
ixi, -a, -o (G) - Birdlime; mistletoe
ixal, -o (G) - jumping
ixod (G) - Like birdlime
ixy, =s (G) - The loins, waist
iyn, -g, -x (G) - The wryneck
J – K – L
k - la - le - li - lo - lu - ly
jacamar (Br) - A kind of bird
jacan (Br) - A kind of bird
jact (L) - Throw, toss
jacul (L) - Throw
-janus (My) - Two-faced; a door
japonic (NL) - Of Japan
japy, -g, =x (G) - The west-north-west wind
jec, -in, -or, =ur (L) - The liver
ject (L) - Throw
jejun (L) - Hunger; dry
jub, =a (L) - A mane; acrest
jucund (L) - Pleasant
jug, -o, -um (L) - A yoke
jugn, -s, -d (L) - The walnut
jugul, -um. (L) - A little yoke; the throat; the collarbone
Jul, -i, -us (L) - A catkin
junc, -us (L) - A rush, reed
juven, -il (L) - Youth; young
juxta (L) - Near to
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kairo (G) - The right time
kako (G) - Bad
kal, -o (G) - bautiful
kaleido (G) - With a beautiful form
kah (G) - A hut, nest
kapn, -o (G) Smoke
kary, -o (G) A nut; the nucleus
kel (G) - A claw
kelaen, -o (G) - Black, murky
keli, -d, -s (G) - A stain
kelo (G) - A hernia, rupture
kelyph, -o (G) - A shell, husk
ken, -o (G) - New; empty
kentr, -o (G) A point; a spur
=kera, -to (G) Horn
keraun, -o (G) - A thunderbolt
kerm, -es (Ps) - Crimson
kero (G) - Wax
kilo (G) - A thousand
kine, -ma, -mato, -s, -si, -t, -to (G) - Move, moving, movement
kio, -no (G) - A pillar; the uvula
klept, -o (G) - Steal; a thief
koni, -o (G) - Dust
korethr (G) - A broom
koro (G) . The pupil of the eye
kotyl, -o (G) - A cup, socket, cavity
kraur, -o (G) - Dry, brittle
kurt, -i, -o (G) - Curved
kyan, -o (G) - Dark blue
kyll, -o (G) - Lame, crippled
kym, -a, -o (G) - A wave
kypho, -s (G) - Bent
kyrio (G) - Master of; critical
kyst, -ho, -o (G) - A hollow place; a cell
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la, -o (G) - A stone; the people
labe, (L) - A downfall; a defect; (G): a handle
labell, =um (L) - A little lip
labi, -a, -o (L) - A lip
labi, -d, -s (G) - Forceps
labor (L) - Work
labr, -i, -o (L) - A lip; a kind of fish
labra, -c, =x (G) - A sea fish
labro (G) - Fierce, furious
larinth, -o, -us (G) - A maze, labyrinth
lac (L) - Milk; a basin; a pit
lacc, -o, 'us (G) - A cistern, pit
lacca (It) - Varnish, wax
lacer, -at (L) - Mangled, to
lacert (L) - A lizard; the upper arm
lacertos (L) - Strong, powerful
laches, -i (L) - Destiny, fate
lachn, -o (G) - Woolly
lachr, -im, -ym (L) - Tears, weeping
laci, -d, -st (G) - Rent, torn
lacin, -i, =ia (L) - A flap
lacm, -u (Dan) - Dark violet blue
lacr, -im, -um (L) - Tears, weeping
lact, -e, -i, -o (L) - Milk
lactis, -m (G) - Kick, trample
lactuc, -a (L) - Lettuce
lacun, -a (L) - A basin, lake; a space, cavity
lacustr (NL) - Of a lake
laelaps (G) - A hurricane
laem, -o, -us (G) - The throat, gullet
laemarg, -o (G) - Greedy
laen, =a (L) - A cloak
laeo (G) - The left-hand side
laet (L) - Gay, pleasing
laetam, -en, -in (L) - Dung
-laetma, -to (G) The depths of the sea
laev, -i, -o (L) Smooth; nimble, light; to the left
laevigat (L) - Smooth, slippery
lag, -o, -us (G) - A hare
lagar, -o (G) - Lax, loose
lagen, =a (G) - A flask
lagn, -o (G) - Lustful, lewd
lago (G) - A hare
laguncul, -a (L) - A little flask
-lagus (G) - A hare
lailaps (G) - A hurricane
laim, -o, =us (G) - The throat, gullet
lal, -i, -o (G) - Talk, speak
lall (L) - Babble -
lamb, -a, -en (L) - Lick, licking
lambd (G) - Like the letter "lambda"
lamell, =a, -i (L) - A small plate
lament (L) - Wailing
=lamia (G) - A vampire-like monster
lamin, =a, -i (L) - A thin plate, sheet, layer
lamn =a (G) - A predaceous fish
lamp: -ad, =as, -s (G) - Shine; torch
lampr, -o (G) . Brilliant, clear
lampyri, -d, = s (G) - A glow worm
lan, -a, -i, -o (L) - Wool
lance, -a, -i (L) - A lance
lancin (L) - Tear, lacerate
langu, -i (L) - Weak, faint
languri, =a (L) - A lizard
lani (L) - Wool
lani, -a, -o (L) - A butcher; rend
lanici (L) - Woolly
lano (L) - Wool
lanth, -an, -o (G) - Conceal, lie, hid, unseen
lanu, -g (L) - Wool, down
lao (G) - A stone; the people
lapact (G) - Empty
lapar, -o (G) - The loins; loose
lapath, -i, -um. (L) - Sorrel, dock
laphyr, -a, -o (G) - Booty, spoils
lapi, -d, - s (L) - A stone
lapp, =a (L) A bur; burdock
lapponic (L) Of Lapland
laps (L) - Slip, glide; a mistake
=lapsana (G) - A kind of cress
laque, -us (L) - A noose
lar, -i, -us (L) - A gull
larc, -o, -us (G) - A basket
lari, -c, ax (L) - The larch
larin, -o (L) - Fat
=larus (L) - A gull
larv, -a, -i (L) - A ghost, spectre
larvi (NL) - A larva
laryn, -g, -go, x (G) - The gullet, larynx
lascivi (L) - Lewd, wanton; playful, sporty
lass, -it (L) - Faint
lat, -i (L) - Broad, wide
lata, -g, =x (G) - A beaver; a drop of wine
latebr, -a, -i (L) - A hiding place
laten, -t (L) - Hidden, hiding
later, -al, -o (L) - The side
lateri (L) - The side; a brick
lateri, -ci, -ti (L) - Made of brick
latesc (L) - Becoming hidden
=latex (L) - A liquid, fluid
lathri, -di, -o (G) - Hidden, secret
lathyr, =us (G) - A kind of vetch
lati (L) - Broad, wide
latic, -i (L) - A liquid, fluid
latr, -y (G) - Worship, serve
latra, -n, -t (L) - Bark; barking
latri (G): A servant; (L): wash
latro (G): Pay, hire; a hireling; (L): a robber
-latry (G) - Worship, serve
=latus (L) - The side; broad, wide
lauda (L) - Praise
laur, -eat, -I, us (L) - The laurel
=laura (G) - An alley
laut (L) - Washed, elegant, noble
lava, -t (L) - Wash, bathe
lax, -a, -i (L) - Loose, loosen
lazul. (LL) - Azure, blue
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leberi, -d, us (G) - A snakeskin
lecan, -a (G) - A dish, paln
lech, -o (G) - A lying-in woman; a bed
lechri, -o (G) - Slanting, oblique
leci, -d, as (G) - A little plate
lecith, -o (G) - The yolk of an egg
lect (G): Chosen, picked; (L): a bed; a gathering
lect, -icul, -ul (L) - A couch, bed
lecyth, -o (G) - An oil flask
leg, -a, -i (L) - Law
leg, -o, =us (G): Lie down; choose; (L): collect
legib (LL) - Read
legitim (L) - Lawful
lego, (G) - Lie down; choose
legum, -en, -in (L) - A legume
=legus (G): Lie down; choose; (L): collect
lei, -o (G) - Smooth
leich, -o (G) . Lick, lap
leima, -c,. -x (G) - A slug; a garden
leio (G) - Smooth; the left-hand side
leip, -o (G) - Leave; lack
leir, -o (G) - Pale
leist, -o (G) - Plundering
lem, -i, -o (G) - A pestilence, plague
=lemma, -to (G) - A husk, peel, sheatb
=lemna (G) - A water plant
lemnisc, =us (L) - A ribbon
lemo (G) - The throat; a plague
lemon, -i (L) - A meadow
lemur (L) - A ghost, spirit
len, us, -t (L) - A lentil, bean
leni, -en (L) - Soft, mild
leno (G) - Wool lent (L) - Thick, sticky, slow
lenti (L) - A lentil, bean
lentig, -inos (L) - Freckled
leo, -ni, -nt (L G) - A lion
lepa, -d, as (G) - A shellfish, limpet
lepi, -do, as, -sma (G) - A scale
lepist, -a (L) - A goblet
lepo (G) - A husk, scale
lepor, -i (L) - A hare
lepr, -a, -o (G) - Scaly; leprosy
leps, -is (G) - A seizure
lept, -ale, -ino, -o (G) - Fine, slender
=leptes (G) - A receiver
=lepus (L) - A hare
lepyr, -o, -um (G) - A shell, husk
lere, -m, - si (G) - Idle talk
lesi (L) . Hurt
lest, =es, -ic, -r (G) - A robber, pirate
leth, -arh, -i, -o (G) - Forgetful-ness, oblivion
leuc, -o (G) . White
leucani (G) - The throat
leucom, -a (G) - Whiteness
leuk, -o (G) White
leur, -o (G) Smooth, even
leva (L) - Raise, lift up
levator (L) - A lifter
levi (L) - Smooth; light
levigat (L) - Polished
levo (L) - The left-hand side
lexi (G) - Cessation; a word, speech
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liban, i..o, -us (G) - Incense
libat (L) - Pour
libell, -a (L) - A level
libell, -us (L) - A book, pamphlet
liber (L) - Free; the inner bark; a book; a child
libera, -i, -t (L) - Free
liberi (L) - A child
libid (L) - Desire, passion
libo (G) - Tears
=libra (L) - A balance, scales
librar, -i (L) - Of books
libri (L) - A book; the inner bark
licha (G) - The space between the thumb and first finger; a steep Cliff
lichan (G) - Licking; the forefinger
=lichen, -i, -o (G) - A lichen
lichn, -o (G) - Dainty; greedy
=lien, -i, -o (L) - The spleen
liga, -m, -t (L) - Bound, tied; a band
lign, -e, -i, mum (L) - Wood
lignyot (L) - Smoky, sooty
ligul, -a (L) - A shoe tongue, strap
ligustr, -um (L) - Privet
liili, -um (L) - A lily
lim (L) - Mud, slime; looking side- ways
lim, -a, -o (L) - A file
lima, -c, -x (L) - A snail, slug
liman (NL) - Mud, slime
limat (L) - Polished
limb, -us (L) - An edge; a head band
=limen (L) - A threshold
limer, -o (G) - Hungry
limi (L) - Mud, slime
limin (L) - A threshold
limit (L) - A boundary
=limma, -to (G) - A remnant
limn, -a, -i, -o (G) - A marsh; a lake
limo (G): Hunger; a meadow; W: a file
=limon (G) - A meadow
=limonium (G) - Sea lavender
limos (L) - Muddy limpid (L) - Clear
=limus (L) - Mud
lin, -a, -ar, -o, =um (L) - Flax
lin, -ea, -eo, -o (L) - A line
lin, -o, =um (G) - A net, cloth
linct (L) - Licked
lingu, -a (L) - The tongue
lini, -m, -t (L) - Smear
lino (Q: A line; flax; (G): a net, cloth
linol (L) - Flax oil
=linum (Q: Flax; (G): a net, cloth
linyph (G) - Weaving linen
lio, -t (G) - Smooth; smoothness
lip, -o (G) - Fat; lack; leave
lipar (,G) - Oily, fatty; persever-ance
liphem (G) - Lacking blood
lipp, -i (L) - Bleary-eyed, dim-sighted
lips (G) - Leaving
lipsan, -o, =um (G) - A relic, rem-nant
lipsi, -a (G) - An omission
liqu, -e, -i (L) - Fluid, liquid
lir, =a (L) - A ridge
liri, -o, =um (G) - A lily
liro (G) - Pale; bold
liss, -a, -o (G) - Smooth
listr, -io, -o, zum (G) - A spade
-lite (G) - A stone
litera (L) - A letter
lith, -io, -o, =us (G) - A stone
litigt -i (L) - A dispute
lito (G) - Smooth
liter, -a, -e. -i (L) - The seashore
htr,, -a (G) - A pound
littor, -a, -e, -i (L) - The seashore
litu, =us (L) - A crook, augur's staff
litur (L) - Erase
liv, -e, -id (L) - Ashen, bluish
lixivi (L) - Ash-colored; lye
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lob, -i, -o, =us (G) - A lobe
lobat (NQ - Lobed
loc, -a, -o, -us (L) - A place
loch, -o, =us (G) - An ambush
lochi, -a, -o (G) - Childbirth, con-finement
lochm, =a (G) - A thicket
locul, =us (L) - A little place, cell
locust, =a, -i (L) - A locust, grass-hopper
lodi, -c, =x (L) - A blanket
loem, -o, =us (G) - A plague
log, -o, =us, =y (G) - A word, dis-course, study of
loga, -do, =s (G) - The conjunctivae; the whites of the eyes; picked, chosen
loim, -o, =us (G) - A plague
lolig, -in, =o (L) - A squid, cuttlefish
=lolium (L) - The darnell
=loma, -to (G) - A hem, fringe
loment, -um (L) - A cosmetic, wash; bean meal
lomvia (Far) - The murre
lonch, =a, -o (G) - A spear, lance
long, -i (L) - Long
lop, -ism, -o, =us (G) - A scale; husk
loph, -i, -o, =us (G) - A crest, tuft
loquac (L) - Talkative
lor, =um (L) - A thong, lash
lord, -o (G) - Bent backward
lori (Mal) - A kind of parrot
=lorica (L) - Clothed in metal; armor, breastplate
=lorum (L) - A thong, lash
lot, -io, =us (L) - A washing
lot, -o, -us (G) - The lotus
lox, -o (G) - Slanting, oblique
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lubric (L) - Smooth, slippery
luc, -i (L) - Light; a grove
lucan (LL) - A kind of beetle
lucern, -a (L) - A lamp
luci, -d (L) - Light; clear, shining
luci, -o, -us (L) - The pike
luco (G) - A wolf
lucr (L) -Gain, profit
luct (L) - Struggle, wrestle
luctuos (L) - Mournful, sorrowful
-lucus (L) - A grove; a light
lud, -i, -icr (L) - Play
ludovician (NL) - Of Louisiana
lue, - s (L) - A plague
lugubr (L) - Sad, gloomy
lumac (It) - A snail
lumb, -a, -o, -us (L) - The loin
lumbric, -i, -us (L) - An earth, wor1d
=lumen, lumin (L) - Light
lun, -a, -i (L) - The moon
lunul,=a (L) - A crescent
lupp -i, -op =us (L) - A wolf
lupin, -o (L) - A lupine; of a wolf
lupul, =us (L) . The hop plant
=lura (L) - The mouth of a bag
lurid (L) - Pale, ghastly, wan
lusc (L) - One-eyed
luscini, =a (L) - The nightingale
lusitanic (L) - Of Portugal
lustr (L) - Shining, pure, washed
lut, -e, -i (L) - Mud; mud-colored, yellowish
lutr, -o (G) - A bath, bathing
lutr, -a (L) - An otter
=lux (L) - Light
luxa, _t (L) - Displace, dislocate
luxur, -i (L) - Extravagance, splen-dor
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ly, -o (G) - Loose
lyc, -o, -us (G) - A wolf
lychn, -is (G) - A kind of plant
lychn, -o, -us (G) - A lamp
lycos (G) - A kind of spider
lygae (G) - Gloomy
lygi (G) - Twilight; bend
lygi, -sm (G) - Bend; bending
lygrn (G) - Hiccough
lygo (G) - A twig, a pliant rod
lygr, -o (G) - Cowardly; mournful
=lyma (G) - Destruction; filth
lymph, -a, -o (L) - Water; a water nymph
lymphat, -i, -o (L) - Frantic; lymph
lyn, -c, ux (G) - A lynx; hiccough
lyo (G) - Loose
lyp, -e, -ero, -o (G) - Pain, distress; painful
lypr, -o (G) - Wretched
lyr, -a, -i (G) - A harp, lyre
lys, -i, -is, -io (G) - Loose; a loosening
lyss, -a, -o (G) - Madness, rage
lyt, -o (G) - That which maybe loosed
lythr, -o, -um (G) - Blood, gore
lytt, -a (G) - Madness, rage; a worm thought to cause madness in dogs
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macar, -i, -o (G) - Blessed, happy
macell, -a (G) - A pick axe
macer, -a (L) - Soften
mach, -a, -1, -o (G) - Fight
macha, -er, -ir (G) - A sword, dagger, razor
machin, -a (L) - An engine, machine
maci, -a (L) - Leanness
macr, -o (G) - Large, long
mactr, -a, -i (G) - A kneading trough
=macula, -t (L) - Spot; spotted
mad, -e, -id (L) - Wet
mad, -o (G) - Barley bread
madar, -o (G) - Bald; flaccid
madre (Sp) - Mother
meandr (G) - Winding, zigzag
maeeu, -si, -sio (G) - Childbirth
maen, -a, -ad, -as (G) - Rave; excited
maen, -a, -i (G) - A herring
magist, mer, -r (L) - A teacher, master
mmagrna, (G) - Amass
magn, i (L) - Great, large
magne, -to (G) - A magnet
mai, ma, -o (G) - A kind of crab
maieu, -si, -sio, (G) - Childbirth
maior (L) - Larger
maira (G) - Shine, sparkle
major (L) - Larger
makr, -o (G) - Large, long
mal, -i, mus (L) - An apple
mal, -e, -I, igm (L) - Bad, evil, wrong; imperfect; not
mal, -I, -us, (L) - An apple
mal, -o (G) - Woolly, soft
malac, -h, -i, -o (G) - Soft
malari (It) - Bad air
male (L) - Bad, evil, wrong
malell, =a. (L) - A little jaw
mali (L) - Bad, evil, wrong; an apple
maliasm, -us (G) - A skin disease
malign (L) - Bad, evil, wrong
mall, -o, -us (G) - Wool
malle, -us (L) - A hammer
malo (G) - Woolly, soft
malt, -o (G) - Malt
malth, -a, -aco, -e, -o (G) - A softwax; pliant
=malus (L) - An apple; bad, evil, wrong
malv, -a (L) ‚ The mallow
mamill, -a (L) - A teat
mamm, =a, -i, -il (L) - A teat
mammal, -i (L) - A mammal
man, -o (G) - Wide, roomy
man, -u (L) - A hand
manat (Sp) - The manatee
manc, (L) - Maimed
mancip, (L) - A purchaser
-mancy (G) - Divination
mand (L) - Order; chew
manda (L) - Order
mandibul (L) - A jaw
=mandra (G) - A stable
mandragor (G) - The mandrake
manduc (L) - Chew
=manes (G) - A cup; a slave
mang, -i (Pg) - The mango
mani, -a (G) - Rage, madness
manicat (L) With. long sleeves
manipul (L) A handful
mann, -o, -us (G) - A collar, necklace
mano (G) - Rare, thin, roomy
mant (Sp) - A mantle, cloak
mantell, -um (L) - A cloak
manti, -d, -a (G) - A soothsayer; a kind of grasshopper
mantill (Sp) - A light cloak
mantisp (L) - Mantid-like
mantiss, -a (L) - A small addition
manu, as (L) - A hand
manubri, mum (L) - A handle
mar, -i (L) - The sea
marant (G) - Wither, waste
marasm (G) - Waste, decay
marc, -us (L) - A hammer
marc, -.esc, -id (L) - Withering
marg, -in, -o (L) - A border, edge
margarit, -es (G) - A pearl
mari (L) - The sea; male
marian (NL) - Of Mary
marin (L) - Of the sea, marine
maring, -o (G) - The eardrum
marit, -a (L) - A husband
maritim (L) - Of the sea, marine
marma, -r (G) - Marble; sparkle, glisten
=marmor, -i (L) - Marble
marpt, -o (G) - Seize
marrubi, -um (L) - Hoarhound
mars, -ipo, -upi (G) - A bag, pouch
marti (L) -Mars, god of war
=mas (L) - Male
masar (NL) - Stick out the lip
maschal (G) The armpits
mascul, -in (L) - Male, masculine
masesi (G) - Chewing
mass, -a, -o (G) - Knead; larger
=masseter (G) - A chewer
massul, =a (L) - A little mass
mast, -o, -us (G) - A breast, nipple
masta, -c, -x (G) - The mouth, jaws
mastic (L) - Chew
mastig, -o, =mastix (G) - A whip
masto (G) - A breast, nipple
masturba (L) . Pollute one's-self
=mastus (G) - A breast, nipple
mat, -aeo, -eo, (G) - Foolish, idle
=mater, -n (L) - A mother
math (G) - Learn
matr, _i, -o (L) - A-mother
matri, -c, -x (L) - A place where something is generated; the womb, uterus
matron, =a (L) - A wife
matt (L) - A mat; dull-colored
matur (L) - Ripe; ripen
matutin (L) - The morning
maur, -o (G) - Dark, obscure
maxill, =a, -i (L) - The jaw, jawbone
maxim (L) - largest, greatest
maz, -ia, -o (L) - The breast; a cake
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me (G) - Not
meandr (L) - Winding, twisting
meat, =us (L) - A passage
mechan, -i, -o (G) - An instrument, machine
mecist, -o (G) - Longest
meco (G) - Long; length
mecon, -i, -o (G) - The poppy; opium; the ink bag of a cuttlefish;
mecon, -i, -o (G) - the fecal matter discharged by a newborn child
mecyn, -o (G) - Extend, prolong
mede, -a (G) - The genitals
medeol (L My) - Medea, a sorceress
medi, -a, -o (L) - The middle
medic, -a, -o (L) - Heal; healing
medo (G) - A bladder; a guardian
medull, -a (L) - Marrow, pith
medus, -a, -i (L My) - A jellyfish
meg, -a, -alo (G) - Large, great
megar, -on, -um (G) - A large room
megist, -o (G) - Largest, greatest
mei, -o (G) - Less
meiz, -o (G) - Larger, greater
mel, -a, -o (G) - The cheeks
mel, -i, -it, -ito (G) - Honey
mel, -o (G) - A song-, a limb; an apple
melaen (G) - Black; blacken
melan, -o (G) - Black
=melas (G) Black, dark
meldo, (G) Melt
meleagri -s (G) - A guinea fowl
=meles (L) - A badger
meli, -d, -n (L) - A badger
meli, -t, -to (G) - Honey
=melia (G) - An ash tree
melichr, -o (G) . Honey-colored
melid (L) - A badger
melin (G)- The quince; ashen; (L): a badger
melior (L) - Better
melism (G) - A song; a dismembering
meliss, -a (G) - A honey bee; honey
melit, -o (G) - Honey
melizo, (G) - Sing
mell, -i, -it (L) - Honey
melo, (G) - A limb; the cheeks; a probe; a song; an apple, fruit; a sheep
melod, -i (G) - Song, a singing
meloe, meloi (G) - A probe
melolonth, -a (G) - A cockchafer
melon (G) - An apple, fruit; a sheep
melos (G) - Probing
melotri, -di (G) - Probe, sound
melyr, -is (G) - A song-maker; a kind of insect
memat, -o (G) - Desired
membra, -c x (G) - A kind of insect
membran, -a (L) - A membrane
memnoni (L) - Brownish black
=men, o (G) - A month
mena, -do (G) - The moon
menda, -c, =x (L) - Lying, false
mendic (L) - Poor; a beggar
mene (G) - The menses; the moon
meni (G) - Anger; the moon; a month
menin, -g, -go, -x (G) - A membrane
menisc, -o (G) - A crescent
meno (G) - Remain, stand fast; a month; the menses
mens (L) - The mind; measure
mens, =a (L) - A table
mens, -e, -i (L) - A month
menstru (L) - Monthly
mensur (L) - Measure
ment, -a, -i (L) - The mind
ment, -i, -um (L) - The chin
menth, -a (L) - Mint
mentul, -a (L) - The penis
meny (G) - Inform, reveal
mephit, -i, -is (L) - A foul odor
mer (L) - Pure; alone; bare
mer, -e, -i. -o (G) - A part; the thigh
mercur (L My) - Mercury, a Grecian god
merd, na, -i (L) - Dung, excrement
mere, -t (L) - Earn
merg (L) - Dive, dip
=mergus (L) - A diver
meri, -d, us (G) - A part
meriae (G) - Of the thigh
meridi (L) - Noon
meridional (L) - Southern
merism, -o, -us (G) - A division
merist, -o (G) - Divided merit (L) - Earn
merluci, -us (NL) - A kind of fish
mermi, us, -th (G) - A cord
mero (G) - A part; the thigh
merop, -o, us (G) - The bee-eater
-merous (G) - Parted
mers (L) - Dip
merul, -a (L) - A blackbird
=merus (G) - The thigh
meryc, -o (G) - Ruminate, chew the cud
mes, -o (G) - The middle
mesa (Sp) - Table land
mesar, -a, -i, -um (G) - A mesentery
mesat (G) - Middle, median
mesembri, -a (G) - Noon
mesit, -es (G) - A mediator
meso (G) - The middle
mesotoech, -o (G) - A dividing wall
mest, -o (G) - Full
met, -a, -h (G) - Between, with, after, back again; change
=meta (L) - A boundary; a turning post
metab, -as, -ol (G) - Change
metall, -i, -o (G) - Mine; metal
metallurg (G) - Metal-working
metax, -i -Y (G) - Between
meteor, -o (G) - High in the air; heavenly bodies; natural phenomena, the weather
=meter (G) - Measure
meth (G) - Between, with, after, back again; change
meth, -e, -o, -y (G) - Drink, drunkenness; wine
method, -o (G) - A system
methys (G) - Intoxicated, drunk
metop, -i, -o (G) - The forehead
metr, -a, -i, o (G) - Measure; the uterus, womb; a mother
metrio (G) - Moderately
-metry (G) - Measurement
=meum (L) - A kind of plant
mezzo (It) - -The middle; half
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miar, -o (G) - Defiled, stained with blood
miasm, -a, -o (G) - Pollution
=mica, -r (L) - A crumb
micace (L) - Granular
micell, -a (L) - A little crumb
micr, -o (G) - Small
mict, _o (G) - Mixed
mictur (L) - Urinate
mid (ME) - The middle
mida, us (G) - A kind of insect
migr, -a (L) - Wander, migrate
migratori (L) - Wandering, migratory
mili, -ar, -ol, -um (L) - Millet
milit, -ar, -i (L) - A soldier
mill, -e, -i, -o (L) - One thousand
milph, -o (G) - Bald; losing hair
milt, -o (G) - Ochre; red, vermilion
milv, -in, -us (L) - A kite
mim, -e, -i, -o, =us (G) - An imitation; an actor, mimic
mina, -c, -x (L) - A threat; project
minera (ML) - Mine
mineral, -o (ML) - Mineral
mini, -a, sum (L) - Red lead
minim (L) - Least, smallest
minor (L) - Less, smaller; hangover, threaten
minus (L) - Less, smaller
minut (L) - Small
miny, -th, us (G) - Small
minyr, -o (G) - Complaining
minyth (G) - Small; decrease
mio (G) - Less
mir, -a, -ab, -ac, -i (L) - Wonderful
mis (E): Wrong; (G): hate
misc (L) - Mix; mixed
misc, -o (G) - A stalk
misch, -o, -us (G) - A stalk
mise, -i1, -r (L) - Wretched
miso (G) - Hate, hatred
miss, -i (L) - Send
mist, -us (L) - A mixing
mist, -o (G) - Most
-mit (L) - Send
mit, -o, -us (G) - A thread
mitell, =a (L) - A head band
miter (L) - A cap
miti (L) - Mild, harmless; ripe
mitig (L) - Make mild
mito (G) - A thread
mitr, -a, -i (L) - A cap, turban
=mitus (G) - A thread
mix, -i, -o (G) - Mix
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mnem, -at, -on (G) - Memory; remember
mni, -o, sum (G) - Moss
mobil (L) - Movable
mochl, -o, =us (G) - A lever
mochth, -o, =us (G) - Hard work
mod, -u (L) - Measure
modena (N) - Deep purple
modic (L) - Moderate
modiol, -us (L) - A small measure; a bucket on a water wheel
modul (L) - Measure; a tune
moell (F) - Pith, marrow
moen, -i (L) - Walls, fortifications
moer, it, -o (G) - Lot, fate; a part, division
moest (L) - Sorrowful, sad
mog, -i, -o (G) - Hardly, with difficulty; trouble
moir, -a, -o (G) - Lot, fate; a part, division
mol, -i (G) - Hardly, with difficulty
mola, -r (L) - Grind, mill
molecul (L) - A little mass
molest (L) - Disturb
molen (L) - Grinding
mo1g, -o (G) - Hide, skin
molge (Ger) - A salamander
moli (G) - Hardly, with difficulty
molin, =a (L) - A mill
moll, -i (L) - Soft
mollusc (L) - Soft; a shellfish
molop, -o, us (G) - A ridge, weal, bruise
=molothrus (L) - An intruder
molp (G) - A song
molpast, nes (G) - A dancer
molybd, -i, -o (G) - Lead
molyn, -a (G) - Stain, defile
molysm, -o (G) - Pollution
=momentum (L) - Motion
momo, -s -us (G) - Blame, disgrace
momot (from its call) - The motmot
mon, -a, -er, -o (G) - One, single
monet (L) - Money; mint
monil, -i (L) - A necklace, string of beads
monimo (G) - Fixed, steadfast
monit (L) - Warn; warning
mono (G) - One, single
monstr, -a (L) - Show, warn; a monster
mont, -an, -i (L) - A mountain
mor, -i, -us (L) - A mulberry
mor, -o (G) - Stupid, foolish
mora, -tor (L) - Delay
morb., -i,, -os (L) - A disease; diseased
morbill (ML) - The measles
morchel (Ger) - A morel
mord, -ac, -ax, -el, -en., -ic (L) - Bite, biting
mori (L): A mulberry; (G) folly
moribund (L) - Dying
morill (F) - A fungus, morel
morind, -a (L) - A mulberry
morinell (G) - Foolish
morio, (G) - A part; a fool; a narcotic plant
=mormo (G) - A monster, bugbear
mormyr, -o, -us (G) - A sea fish
moro (G) - Stupid, foolish
moros (L) - Fretful
morph, -a, -o (G) - Form
morph, -e, -o (L My) - Sleep
morrhu, =a (L) - The cod fish
mors (L) - Bite, biting, eat
mort, al, -i. -u (L) - Death, dead, deadly
morul, =a (L) - A little mulberry
=Morus (L) - A mulberry
mosch, -o, =us (G) Musk; a young animal
mot, -a, -i, -o (L) Move; motion
motacill, =a (L) - The wagtail.
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muc, -e, -i, -o, =us (L) - Mold, moldy; mucus
=mucro -n (L) - A sharp point
=mugil, -i (L) - The mullet
mulc (L) - Stroke, caress
mulg (L) - To milk
mulin (L) - Of a mule
mull, -us (L) - The red mullet
mulo (L) - A mule
muls, -i (L) - Mixed with honey, sweet
mult, -i (L) - Many
mund, -an (L) - he world; adorned; clear
mur (L) - A mouse; a wall
mura (L) - A wall
muraen, =a (L) - A lamprey, eel
mmurex (L) - The purple-fish; purple
mun (L) - A mouse; a wall
mmuria (L) - Brine
munc (L) - The purple-fish; purple
muricat (L) - Pointed
muricul (L) - Slightly pointed
murin (L) - Of a mouse
=mus (L) - A mouse
mus, -a,, -o (Ar) - The banana
musc, -a, -i, -o (L) - A fly; moss; musk
muscari (L) - Of a fly; a clothes brush
muscid (L) - Mossy
muscul, -o, -us (L) - Muscle; a little mouse; a kind of fish
=muscus (L) - Moss; musk
museo (L) - A museum M
musi (G) - Music; a muse
music, -o (G) - Music
muso (Ar) - A banana
muss (L) - Mutter, buzz
must (L) - Fresh; new wine
mustel, -a, -in (L) - A weasel
mut (L) - Dumb
muta (L) - Change
muti, -c, -i (L) - Cut off
mutu (L) - Reciprocal; borrowed
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my, -i, nia (G) - A fly
my, -o, as (G) - A muscle; a mouse
myal _c, wx (G) - A sea mussel
myagr, -um, (G) - A mouse trap
=myaria (G) - Muscle
myc, -e,, -et, -eto, -o (G) - A fungus
=mycetes (G) - The bellflower
mych, -o (G) - Inward
myct, -er, -ir (G) - The nose
myd, -a, -ale, -o (G) - Wet, damp; moldy
mydr, -o, -us (G) - A red-hot mass
mydriasi, us (G) - A dilation of the pupil
myel, -o, -us (G) - Marrow; the spinal cord
mygal, we (L) - A field mouse
myi, =a, -o (G) - A fly
myl, -io, -o (G) - A mill, millstone; a molar
mylabr, -is (G) - An insect in flour mills
mylacr, -is (G) - A millstone
myll, -o, -us (G) - A lip; crooked; a salted sea fish
mymar (G) - Ridicule; blame
myo (G) - A muscle; a mouse
myop, -s (G) - Short-sighted; a horse fly
myosot (G) - Mouse-eared
myox, -us (G) - A dormouse
myr, -o, -um. (G) - Ointment, perfume
myrc (NL) - The myrtle -
myri, -a, -o (G) - Numberless; 10,000
myri, -st (G) - Anoint
myric, -a (G) - The tamarask
myrin, -g, -go, =x (NL) - The eardrum
myrio, (G) - Numberless; 10,000
myrist (G) - Anoint; ointment
myrme, -co, =x (G) - An ant
myro (G) - Ointment, perfume
myrsin, -a (G) - The myrtle
myrt, =us (G) - The myrtle
=myrum (G) - Ointment, perfume
=mys (G) - A muscle; a mouse
mysi, us (G) - A closing of the lips or eyes
myso (G) - Filth, abomination
myst, -ac, max, -ic (G) - The upper lip; a moustache
myst, -eri, -i, -o (G) - A mystery, secret rite
mystr, -i. -io, mium, -o (G) - A spoon -
myth, -o. -us (G) - A legend
mytil, -o, -us (G) - A mussel
myx, =a, -o (G) - Slime, mucus, nasal discharge
myxin, =us (G) - A slime fish
myz, -o (G) - Suck; mutter
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nabi, -d, us (L) - A giraffe
=nabla (G) - A kind of harp
nacr (F) - Mother-of-pearl
naev, =us (L) - A birthmark, mole, spot
naia, -d, us (G) - A water nymph
naid; =nais (G) - A water nymph
naj, =a, -i (H) - A snake
=nama, -to (G) - A stream
nan, -i, -no, -o, =us (G) - A dwarf
nao (G) - A temple
nap, =aea, -o (G) - A glen, wooded dell
nap, -i, =us (L) - A turnip
naphth (G) - Asphalt
narc, =a, -o (G) - Numbness, stupor
nard, -o, -us (G) - The spikenard
nari, us (L) - A nostril
narra (L) - Tell
narthe, -c, =x, (G) - A kind of plant
nas, -i, -o, -us (L) - The nose
nasc (L) - Birth; be born
nasm, -o, -us (G) - A stream
nass, -a (L) - A wicker basket
nast, -o (G) - Pressed close, solid
unastes (G) - An occupant
nasut (L) - Large-nosed
nat, -i, -is (L) - The rump, buttocks
nata (L) - Birth; be born
natan, -t (L) - Swimming
nato (L) - Swimming
natri, -c, -x (L) - A water snake
nau, us, -t (G) - A ship; sail
nauc, =um. (L) - Trivial; a trifle
naupli, -us (G) - A kind of mollusc
naus, -e, -i (G) - Seasickness
naut, -i (G) - A ship; sail
nautil, =us (G) - A sailor; a shellfish
nav, -a, -i (L) - A ship; sail
navicul, -a (L) - A little ship, boat
navig, -a (L) - Sail, go by ship
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ne (G) - Not
ne, -o (G) - New; swim;. go
neal, -es (G) - Young, fresh
nebr, -i, -o, -us (G) - A fawn
nebul, -a, -o (L) - A cloud, mist
necan, -t (L) - Killing
=necator (L) - A killer
necr, -o, =us (G) - The dead; a dead body
necros, =is (G) - Death, deadness
nect (L) - Bound, joined
nect, -er, -o (G) - Swimming
=nectar (G) - The drink of the gods
nectri (G) - A swimmer
necy, us (G) - A corpse
necydal, -us (G) - The silkworm larva
nedym, -o (G) - Sweet, delightful
neel, -Y, -yx (G) - A newcomer
nega (L) - Deny
negr, -i (Sp) - Black
neil, -o (G) - Of the Nile
nel, -eo, -i (G) - Merciless
nelip, -o (G) - Barefooted
nem, -a, -ato, -o (G) - A thread
nemerte (G) - Unerring
nemor, -al (L) - A grove, woodland
neo (G) - New, recent; a temple; swim; go
neo, -ss, -ssi, -tt, -tti, -tto (G): A bird's nest; a young bird
neochm, -o (G) - Make new
nep, =a (L) - A scorpion
nepenth, -es (G) . Free from sorrow
nepet, =a (L) - A kind of mint
nph, -el, -eli, -elo, -o (G) - A cloud, clouds
nephali (G) - Sober, without wine
nephr, -i, -o, -us (G) - The kidney
nephthy, us (G) - An Egyptian goddess
nepot (L) - A descendant; extravagant
nepti, =s (L) - A granddaughter
neptun, =us (L) - A sea god
nere, -i, -is, -o (G) - A sea nymph
nerein, -e, -i (L) - A sea god
nerit, =es (G) - A sea mussel
neri, -um (G) - The oleander
nero (G) - Wet, liquid
nerv, =us (L) - A nerve, tendon
nes, -o, =us (G) - An island
nesc (L) - Ignorant
=nessa (G) - A duck
nest, -i, -o (G) - Fasting, hungry
=nestor (L My) - Wise
netr, -o, =um (G) - A spindle
nett, -a, -ion (G) - A duck
neur, -a, -o (G) - A nerve, sinew, cord
neurode (G) - Nerve-like; the retina
neust, -o (G) - Swim
neutr (L) - Neither
nex, -us (L) - A tie, bond
nexi (G) - Swimming
nexil (L) - Tied together
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nic, -o (G) - Victory; strife
nictitat (L) - Winking
nid, -i, -us (L) - A nest
nig, -el, -er, -ra, -resc, -ri, -ro (L) - Black, dark
nik, -o (G) - Victory; strife
nilo, -tic (L) - The Nile; a canal, aqueduct
nimb, -us (L) - A rain cloud
nimr (Hb) - A hunter
niph, -a, -o (G) - Snow
nipt, -o (G) - Wash
=nipter (G) - A wash basin
nitid (L) - Shining, handsome
nitr, -a, -i, -o (G) - Soda; nitrogen
niv, -al, -e, -os (L) - Snowy
niv, -i, -o (L) - Snow
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nobil (L) - Well known
noc, -en, -i, -u (L) - Harm; harmful
noct, -i (L) - Night
noctu, =a (L) - A night owl
nod, -i, -o, =us (L) - A knot, swelling
nod, -o (G) - Toothless
nodul, =us (L) - A little knot
noe, -a (G) - Think
=noema, -to (G) - A thought
noetic, -o (G) - Intelligent
noia (G)The mind
nol, -a, -i (LL) - A small bell
nom, -o (G) - A pasture; custom, law
nom, -en, -in (L) - A name
noma, -d (G) - Roving, spreading
nome (G) - A shepherd; a feeding
nomi., -co, -sl, -o (G) . Law, custom
nomo (G) - A pasture; custom, law
-nomy (G) - The science of
non (L) - Not; the ninth
nonagen (L) - Ninety
noo, -s (G) The mind
nop, -o (G) Blind
norm, -a (L) - A rule, measure
nosazonto, (G) - Fall ill
nose, -m; noso (G) - Disease, sickness
nost, -a' -o (G) - Return home
nostoc (Ger) - A kind of alga
not, -a, -ae, -al, -o, -um (G) The back
not, -o (G) - The south wind; the south
notat (L) - Marked
note, -o (G) - South, southwest
noter, -o (G) - Damp, moist
noth, -o (G)i, Spurious, illegitimate
nothr, -o (G) - Sluggish
noti, -o (G) - Wet, moist; southern
notidan, -o (G) - Having a pointed dorsal fin
noto (G) - The back; south, south-west
notor (L) - Known, making known
=notum (G) - The back nous (G) - The mind
nov, -i, -o (L) - New
novaboracens (L) - Of New York
novem (L) - Nine
noverc, a (L) - A stepmother
novi, novo (L) - New
noxi, -os (L) . Harmful
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nub, -a (L) - Marry
nub, -e, -i (L) - A cloud
nuc, -ell, -i (L) - A cloud
nuc, -ell, - (L) - A nut
nuch, -a (ML) - The nape
nucle, -a, -i, -o (L) - A little nut; the nucleus
nucleol, =us (L) - A little nucleus
nud, -i (L) - Nude, naked
nuga, -t (L) - joke, jest
nulli (L) - No, none
numeni (G) - A curlew; the new moon
numer (L) - Number
numid (L) - Roving, wandering
=numisma, -t (L) - A coin
nummul, =us (L) - Money
nun, -ci, -ti (L) - - A messenger
=nuphar (G) - A water lily
nupt, -ial (L) - Marry; a wedding
nut, - ' a, -an (L) - Nod, nodding, sway
nutri (L) - Feed, nourish
nutri, -c, =x (L) - A nurse
=nux (L) - A nut
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nyc, -t, -ti, -to (G) - Night
nycter, -i (G) - A bat
=nygma, -to (G) - A puncture wound
-nym (G) - A name
nymph, -a (G) - A nymph; a bride
nymphae, =a (G) - A water lily
nyroc, =a (NL) - A merganser
nyss, =a (L My) - A water nymph; a starting post
nyss, -o (G) - Prick, stab
nysta, -gm (G) - Nodding the head, drowsy
=nyx (G) - Night
nyx, -eo, =is (G) - A puncture
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oc - od - oe - ol - om - oo - or - os - ot
o, -o (G) - An egg
oari, -o- (G) - A small egg; a mate, wife
=oasis (G) - A fertile spot
ob (L) - Reversed, against
obdur (L) - Harden
obel, -isc (G) - A spit, pointed pillar a round cake
=obex (L) - A barrier
obfuscat (L) - Darkened
obic (L) - A barrier
obit, us (L) - Death; an approach
oblat (L) - Spread out
oblig (L) - Bound, obliged; bind
obliqu (L) - Oblique
oblitera (L) - Erase
oblivi (L) - Forget
obnoxi (L) - Hazardous; liable
obnubil (L) - Clouded, covered
obol, -o (G) - A coin
obri, =a, -o (G) - The young of animals
obscur (L) - Covered, dark
obsole, -sc, -t (L) - Decayed, worn out
obstetri, -c, -x (L) - A midwife
obstru (L) - Close up, block
obtect (L) - Concealed, covered
obtur (L) - Close, stop up
obtus (L) - Dull, blunt
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oc (L) - Reversed, against
occiden, -tal (L) - Western
occip, -it, -ut (L) - The back of the head, occiput
occlu, -d, -s (L) - Shut up
occult (L) - Hidden
ocean, -o (G) - The ocean
oceanit, -es (G) - An ocean dweller
ocell, -us (L) - A little eye
ocelo (Mex) - An ocelot
och, -o, =us (G) - Anything that holds or supports
=ochema, -to (G) - A support; a carriage; a vessel
ocher (G) - Pale
ochet, -o, =us (G) - A drain
ochl, -o, =us (G) - A crowd, mob
ochn, =a (G) - A pear tree
ocho (G) - Anything that holds or supports
ochr, -o (G) - Pale; Pale yellow
ochth, -a, -o (G) - A hill.
=ochus (G) - Anything that holds or supports
ochyr, -o - (G) - Stout, firm
-ocl (L) - An eye
ocn, -o (G) - Inactive; hesitating
ocr, -i (G) - Pale; a ridge, summit
ocre, =a (L) - A legging
oct, -i, -o (L) - Eight
ocul, -i' -o' =us (L) - An eye
ocy (G) - Swift
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-od (NL) - Form
od, -e, -o, =us (G) - A way
-oda (G) - Like; a resemblance
oda, -c, =x (G) - Biting
ode (G) - A song; a way; like
odeon (G) - A song
-odes (G) - Like
odi (G): A song; (L): hate
odin, -o (G) . Labor pain
odo (G) - A way; swollen
odon, -t, -to (G) - A tooth
=odor, -i (L) - An odor, smell
=odus (G) - A way
odyn, =e, =ia, -o (G) - Pain
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oe (see also ae, ai, or e)
oec, -i, -o, =us (G) - A house, dwelling
=oecetes (G) - An inhabitant
oed, -e, -ema, -o (G) - A swelling, tumor
oeg, -o (G) - Open
oem, -a, -o (G) - A way, path
oen, -a (G) - A wild pigeon
oen, -o, =us (G) - Wine
oenanth (G) - The first shoot of the vine; the windflower; a small bird
oesophag, -i, -o (G) - The gullet, esophagus
oestr, -o, -us (G) - A gadfly; sting; frenzy
ogdoa (G) - Eight
ogm, -o, -us (G) - A furrow
ogyg (G My) - A king of Athens
oico (G) - A house, dwelling
-oid (G) - Like; form
oide, zma (G) - A swelling, tumor
-oidea (the ending of animal superfamily names)
-oideae (the ending of plant subfamily names)
oidi (G) - A small egg
oido (G) - A swelling, tumor
oig, -o (G) - Open
oik, -o, -us (G) - A house, dwelling
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ol, -o (G) - Whole, entire
olbi, -o (G) - Blessed, happy
ole, -a., -astr (L) - An olive; an olive tree
ole, -i, -o. -um (L) - Olive oil, Oil
ole, -nt, -o (L) - Emit a smell,, smell
oleagin (L) - Olive-shaped
olear (L) - Oily, of oil
olecran, -o, =um (G) - The elbow
olei (L) - Oil, olive oil
olen, -a, -e, -i (G) - The elbow
olen, -t (L) - Emit a smell, smell
oleo (L) - Oil, olive oil; emit a smell, smell
oler, -i (L) - Greens, vegetables
oles, -i (G) - Destroy
=oleter (G) - A destroyer
olethr, -io' -o' =us (G) - Death, destruction; deadly
olfact (L) - Smell
olid (L) - Emitting a smell
olig, -o (G) - Few; scant; small
olisth, -em, -mo (G) - Slip, slippery
olitor (L) - A gardener
oliv, =a, -ace (L) - An olive; olive green
-olla (L) - A pot or jar
ollym (G) - Destroy
olo, (G) - Whole; destroy
-ology (G) - The science of
=olor, -i (L) - A swan
olpi, -d, -s (G) - A flask
olynth, -us (G) - A fig
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om, -o (G) - The shoulder; raw, unripe
-oma (G) - A tumor, morbid growth
omal, -o (G) - Even
omas, =um (L) - A paunch
ombr, -o, =us (G) - A rain storm
oment, = um (L) - Fat skin
omich, -m (G) - Urine
=omma, -t, -to (G) - The eye
omni (L) - All
omo (G) - The shoulder; unripe, raw
ompha, -c, -x: (G) - An unripe grape; a young girl
omphal, -i, -o, -us (G) - The navel, umbilicus; the center; a small central projection
onagr, -us (G) - A wild ass; a kind of plant
onc, -o, -us (G) - A mass; a tubercle; a hook, barb
oncethm, -o (G) - Braying
onch, -o (G) - A barb, hook; bulk, mass; a tubercle
onci, -o (G) - A barb, hook
onco; =oncus (G) - A barb, hook; a mass; a swelling, tumor
oneir, -o, -us (G) - A dream
oner (L) - A burden
onir, -o (G) - A dream
onisc, =us (G) - A wood louse
ono (G) - An ass; a beaker
onom, =a, -at, -ato (G) - A name
onon, =is (G) - A leguminous plant
=onosma (G) - An ass smell
onto (G) - Being, existing
=onus, (L) - A burden; burdened
onych , o (G) - A claw, nail
-onym, (G) - A name
=onyx, -i (G) - A claw, nail
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oo (G) - An egg
oodeo (G) - Egg-shaped
oophor (G) - An ovary
op (L) - Reversed, against
op, =s (G) - The face, appearance; the voice
opac (L) - Shaded, dull
opal, -in, -o, =us (G) - An opal
ope, -o (G) - An opening
opera (L) - Work
opercul, = um (L) - A cover, Rd
ophel, -o, -us (G) - Use, service
ophi, -d, -o, as (G) - A snake, serpent
ophiur (G) - Serpent-tailed
ophry, -o, as (G) - The eyebrow, brow
ophthalm, -i, -o, -us (G) - The eye
opil -a, -o, zum (G) - Poppy juice, opium
-opia (G) - Vision
opiso (G) - Backward
opisth, -i, -o (G) - Behind, the hind part
opl, -o (G) - Armor; a tool
oplit, -es (G) - Heavily armed; an armed soldier
opo (G) - The face; juice
opor (G) - Autumn
opoter, -o (G) - Either
oppil (L) - Stop up, block
opposit (L) - Opposite
=ops; (G) - Appearance; the face; the voice
opsi, -o (G) - Appearance; sight; late
opso (G) - Meat, dainty food
opt, -i, -o (G) The eye; vision
opt, -a, -i (L) Choose
opter (G) - An observer, scout
optes (G) - Roast
opti (L): Choose; (G): the eye, vision
optim (L) - Best
opto (G) - The eye; vision; roasted
opul. (L) - Rich
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ora (L) - Mouth
=orama (G) - A view
orari (L) - Coastal; a napkin
oras, -i (G) - Sight
orbi, -t, -to (L) - A circle, track, orbit
orc, -a (L) - A whale
orches, -t (G) - Dancing
orchi, -d, -do, -s (G) - The testicle; a plant named from the shape of its roots
orcho, (G) - A testicle
orcul, =a, -i (L) - A cask
ore, -o (G) - A mountain
=oreades (G) - Mountain nymphs
orect, -o (G) - Stretched out
oreg (G) - Desire
oress, -i (G) - Mountains
orex, -i (G) - Desire, appetite
organ, -o (G) - An organ, instrument
orgi (G) - Secret rites
orgyi, =a (G) - The length of the outstretched arms
ori (L) - The mouth; (G): a mountain
oribat (G) - Mountain- roaming
orient, -al (L) - Rising-, east
origin (L) - Arise, begin
orism, -a (G) - A limitation, boundary
orm, -o (G) - A cord, chain
ornat (L) - Adorned
orneo (G) - A bird; a plume
orni, -s, -th, -tho (G) - A bird
oro (G): A mountain; (L) - the mouth
oront, -es (G) - A river in Syria
oroph, =a, -o (G) - A roof
orphan (G) - Without parents; berIft
orphe (My) - Melodious
orphn, -o (G) - Dark, dusky
orrh, -o, -us (G) - Serum; the end of the sacrum
ortali, -d, -s (G) - A fowl; a young bird
orth, -o (G) - Straight, upright
orthagorisc, -us (G) - A suckling pig
orthrio (G) - Early, at daybreak
orty, -g, =x (G) - A quail
oruss (G) - Dig through, burrow
orych, -o (G) - Dig
oryct, -er, -o (G) - Dugout; a digger; a fossil
oryg (G) - An antelope; a digging tool
oryss (G) - Dig through, burrow
=oryx (G) - An antelope; a digging tool
oryz, -a -i, -o (G) - Rice
top
=os (L) - A bone; a mouth
-os, -a, mum, -us (L) - Full of
osche, -o (G) - The scrotum
oscho (G) - A young branch
oscill, -a, -o (L) - Swing back and forth
oscin" -i (L) - A singing bird
oscit (L) Yawning, drowsiness
oscul (L) Kiss; a little mouth
-ose (L) - Full of
-osis (L) - A condition of
-osis (G) - A disease
-osity (L) - Fullness
osm, -a. -i. -o (G) - A smell, odor .
osmo, -s, -t (G) - Pushing, thrusting
osmund, ma (NL) - A kind of fern
osphr, -a, -e, -o (G) - A smell, scent
osphy, -o, -s (G) - The loin, hip
oss, -e, -i (L) - A bone
ossic (L) - A little bone
ost, -e, -eo, -eum (G) - A bone
oster, -o (G) - Nimble
osti, mum (L) - A small opening, door
ostr, -e. -ea, -i. -in (L) - An oyster; purple
ostrac, -o1 mum (G) - A shell; earthenware
ostry, -a (G) - A hardwood tree
-osu' -m' -s (L) - Full of
top
ot, -i, -o (G) - The ear
othe, -o (G) - Push, thrust
othni, -o (G) - Strange, foreign
otid, -o (G) - An ear; a bustard
otio, -n (G) - A kind of shellfish
otios (L) - Idle, at leisure
=Otis (G) - A bustard
oto; -otus (G) - An ear
ouden (G) - None
oulo, (G) - Woolly, with thick hair; the gums; a scar; whole
our, -a (G) - The tail
ouran, -i, -o (G) - Heaven
ouro (G) - Urine; a guard; a wild bull
-ous (E) - Full of
ov, -i, mum (L) - An egg
ovari, -o, mum (L) - An ovary
ovat (L) Egg- shaped
ovi (L) - An egg; a sheep
ovin (L) Of sheep
ovipar (L) - Egg-laying
=ovis (L) - A sheep
ovul, mum (L) - A little egg
=ovum (L) - An egg
ox, -a, -i, -y, ys (G) Sharp, acute; acid
oxal, -is (G) - Sorrel
oxe, -o (G) - Sharp; vinegar
oxid (G): Sharp; (F): containing oxygen
oxy, as (G) - Sharp; acid
=oxyechus (G) - A sharp sound
oxysm (G) - Sharpen
oz, -o (G) - Smell; a branch
-ozot. -o (G) - Branched
P
pe - ph - pi - pl - pn - pr - ps - pt - pu - py
pabul, =um (L) - Food; fodder
pach, -y (G) - Thick
pachn, =a, -o (G) - White frost
paci (L) - Peace
pact (L) . Made fast, solid
paed, -a, -o (G) - A child
paedia (G) - Education
paedid (L) - Stinking
paegma, -to (G) - Sport
pag, -o1 =us (G) - A rock; ice, frost
pagan, =us (L) - A rustic, peasant
pagi, -o (G) - Fixed, fastened, firm
pagin, =a (L) - A leaf or page
pago; -pagus (G) - A rock; ice, frost
pagur, -o, =Us (G) - A crab
paid, -o (G) - A child
pal, =a (L) - A shovel , spade
pal, -ae, -aeo (G) - Ancient
pal, -i, -us (L) - A stake
palam, -a (G) - The palm of the hand
palamed, -es (G MY) - Cunning, art
palass, -o (G) - Spot, defile
palat, -1, -o, mum (L) - The roof of the mouth, palate
pale (G) - Wrestle, fight
pale, =a, -i (L) - Chaff, straw
pale, -o (G) - Ancient
palest (G) - Wrestling, fighting
palett, -a (L) - A little spade
pali (L) - A stake
pali, -n (G) - Again, back
palinur, -us (My) - The pilot of Aeneas
pall, -ens, -esc, -id, -or (L) - Pale
palla, -c, -x (G) - A concubine; a youth
palli, -at, -o, mum (L) - A mantle; cloaked
pallo (G) - Sway, quiver
palm, -a, -i (L) - A palm tree; the palm of the hand
palm, -o (G) Vibrating, throbbing
palmat, -i (L) - Webbed, palmate
palp (L) - Touch, feel
=palpator (L) - A feeler
palpebr, -a (L) - An eyelid; wink, blink
palpi (L) - A feeler, palp
palpit (L) - Throb
palt, -o, -um (G) - A dart
palu, -di, -str (L) - A marsh, swamp
=palus (L) - A stake; a marsh, swamp
pam, -m (G) - All
pampin, -us (L) - A tendril
pan (G) - All; a torch
pan, -i, =is (L) - Bread
panace (G) - All-healing
pand (L) - Spread out; bend
panic, mum (L) - Panic grass
pandion (G My) - A king of Athens
pani, -s (L).Bread
panicul, -a (L) - A tuft
=panicum (L) - Panic grass
pann, -us (L) - Cloth, rags
pannicul (L) - A thin sheet, a rag
pano (G) - A torch
pans (L) - Expanded
pant, -a, -e, -i, -o (G) - All
panurg (G) - Ready to do anything
pany (G) - Altogether, exceedingly
=papaver, -i (L) . The poppy
=papilio, -n (L) - A butterfly
papill, -a, -i (L) - A nipple
papp, -o, -us (G) - A grandfather; down, fuzz
papul, =a (L) - A pimple
papyr, -i, =us (L) - Paper, papyrus
par (L) - Bear, give birth to
par, -a (G) - Beside, beyond, near
par, -i (L) - Equal; a titmouse
paradis (G) - A park, pleasure ground
paradox, -o (G) - Incredible, marvelous
parallel, -i, -o (G) - Parallel
paramec (G) - Oblong, oval
paraphron (G) - Mad, insane, distraught
parapod (G) - At the feet of, close by
parasit, -i, -o (G) - Near food; eat at another's table; a parasite
parat (L) - Ready, prepared
parci (L) - Few, sparing
pard, -o, -us (G) - A leopard
pardal (G) - Spotted; a starling
parei, -a (G) - The cheek
paren, -t (L) - A parent
paresi, -s (G) - A letting go; paralysis, impairment of strength
pari (L) - Equal; a titmouse
pari, ma. (G) - The cheek
parie, -s, -t (L) - A wall
=parilla (L) - A little vine
parm, =a (L) - A small shield
parod, -o, -us (G) - An entrance, passage
paronym (G) - Of the same derivation
parot, -i (G) - Beside the ear
parotid, -o (G) - The parotid gland
-parous (L) - Giving birth to, bearing
=pars (L) - A part
parsi (L) - Few, sparing
parthen, -o (G) - A virgin; without fertilization
parti (L) - A part
parti(L). (L) - Partly
partit (L) - Divided
partur, -i (L) - Bring forth young, give birth to
parul (L) - A little titmouse
=parus (L). A titmouse
parv, -i (L) - Small
paryph, -a, -o (G) - A border
pas, -i (G) - All
pasc, -u, =uus (L) - Feed; a pasture
paspal (G) - A kind of millet; fine meal
-passer, -i (L) - A sparrow
passi (L) - Passion; suffer; pace; spread out
passul, -a (L) - A small raisin
past (G): Sprinkle; (L): food
pastill, =us (L) - A small loaf
pasteur, -i (N) - Louis Pasteur
pastin (L) - Dig; a parsnip
=pastio, -n (L) - Keeping, feeding
=pastor, -i (L) - A shepherd, keeper
pat, -i (G) - A path, walk
pataec (My) - A dwarfish deity of Phoenicia
patag, -o, -us (G) - A clatter
patagi, mum (L) - A border
patell, -a, -i, -o (L) - A little dish
paten, -t (L) - Spreading, open
=pater (L). A father; a flat dish
patern (L) - Of a father
patet (G) - Walk
path, -o, my (G) - Suffering, disease
pati (G) - A walk, path
patibul, mum (L) - A yoke for criminals
patien, -t (L) - Suffering
patin, =a (L) - A bowl
patr, -i, -o (L) - A father
patri, -a, -o (G) - Fatherland; habitat
patul (L) - Open, spreading
=patus (G) - A walk, path
pauct -i (L) - Few
paul, -i, -o (L) - Little, small
paur, -o (G) - Little, small
paus (G) - Cessation
pav, - e, -i, -o (L) - Quake, tremble
pavid (L). Trembling, timid
=pavo., -n (L) - A peacock
=pax (L) - Peace
paxill, =us (L) - A peg
top
pec, o (G) - Comb
pecc (L) - Sin, transgress
pechy, -s (G) - The forearm
pecor, -i (L) - A herd
pect, en, -in, -o (L) - A comb
pect, -o (G) - Fixed, congealed
pect, -or, =us (L) - The breast
pecu., -d, -s (L) - Cattle
peculiar (L) - One's own
ped, -a, -e, -i, -o (L): A foot; (G): a child; the earth; a fetter; an oar
pedal (L) - Of a foot
pedali, =um (G) - A rudder; a kind of plant
pedan, -o (G) - Short
pedat, -i (L) - Having feet
pede, -M, -si, -t (G) - Leap, leaping
pedetent (G) - Step by step
pedetic (G) - Leaping
pedi (G): A child; (L): a foot
pedi, -o (G) - Plains; the instep; a fetter
=pedia (G) - Education; a child
=pediaecetes (G) - A plains dweller
pedic, -i, -ul (L) - A little foot
pedicul, -ari, -os, -us (L) - A louse
pedil, -o, -us (G) - A sandal
pedin, -o (G) - Found on the plains
pedio (G) - Plains; the instep; a fetter
pedo (G): A child; the earth; an oar; (L): a foot
peduncul, -us (NL) - A little foot
peg, -o (G) - A fountain; solid
pegas, -us (G My) - A winged horse
=pegma, -t (G) - Congealed, fixed; a framework
pein, =a, -o (G) - Hunger
peir, -a (G) - A trial
peith, -i (G) - Persuade
pejor (L) - Bad; deterioration
pel, -o (G) - Clay, mud; brown, dusky
pelad (F) - Bald
pelag, -i, -o, =us (G) - The sea
pelarg, -o, =us (G) - A stork
pelec, -an, =anus, -in (G) - A pelican
pelec, -y (G) - A hatchet, axe
peli, -o (G) - Livid, black and blue
=pelia, (G) - A dove
pelichn, -a (G) - A bowl
pelico (G) - A basin; the pelvis
pelidn, -o (G) - Livid, black and blue
pelio (G) - Livid, black and blue
pell, =a, -i (G) - Skin; the pelvis; a bowl, basin
pell, -o (G) - Dusky
pellen (L) - Driving
pelluc, -en, -id (L) - Transparent
=pelma, -to (G) . The sole of the foot; a stalk
pelo (G) - Clay, mud; brown, dusky
=pelor, -o (G) - A monster; monstrous
pelt, -a (G) - A shield
pelv, -eo, -i, -io (L). A basin; the pelvis
pely, -co, -x (G) - A basin; the pelvis
pempheri, as (G) - A kind of fish
pemphi, -g, =x (G) - A blister, Pimple
=pemphredon (G) - A kind of wasp
pen, -e (L) - Almost, nearly
pench (F) - Incline
pend, -an, -en, -ul (L) - Hang, hanging
pene, -s, -st, -t (G) - A laborer
penelope (My) - The wife of Ulysses
penetr (L) - Enter, pierce
peni,,=s (L) - The penis
penichr, -o (G) - Pbor, needy
penicill, =um (L) - A pencil, brush
penit (L) - Inner, from the inside
penn, =a, -ati, -i (L) - A feather; a wing; feathered
pens, -a (L) - Weigh
pensil (L) - Hang, hanging
pent, -a (G) - Five
pentecost (G) - The fiftieth
penteteri (G) - Every five years
penth, -est, -o (G) - Sorrow; a mourner
penult (L) - Next to the last
penuri (L) - Want; in want
peo, us (G) - The penis
pep, -s, -t (G) - Digest; cook
pepast (G) - Ripen
peper, -i, -o (G) - Pepper
pepino (Sp) - Cucumber
pepita (Sp) - A gold nugget; a melon seed
pepl, -a, -o. mum (G) - A gown, coat
pepo, -n (G) - Ripe; a melon
peps, -i (G) - Digest; cook
pept, -i, -o (G) - Digested; cooked
per (L) - Through, by means of
per, =a, -o (G) - A pouch
per, -o (G) - Maimed, mutilated
perc, ma, -i (G) - The perch
percn, -o (G) - Dusky
percol, -a (L) - Filter through
perd (L) . Lose
perd, -ic, mix (G) - A partridge
perdit (L) - Lost, destroyed
peregrin (L) - Wander, travel abroad
pereio (G) - On the other side
perenni (L) Through the year
perfora (L) Bore through
perfunct (L) - Performed
pergamen, -a (L) - Parchment
peri (G) - Around
perideri, as (G) - A necklace
peridi, mum (G) - A little pouch
peridin (G) - Whirled about
perine (G) - Near the anus
perio (G) - On the other side
peripat, -etic (G) - Walking about
peripher, , =ia (G) - The circumference, outer surface or border
periphor, -a (G) - A circuit
periss, -o (G) - Superfluous; odd in number
perister, =a (G) - A dove, pigeon
peristole (G) - A contraction
peritone, mum (L) . The membrane around the intestines
perjur (L) - Lying, false
perl, -a (NL) - A kind of insect
perman, -en (L) - Remain, remaining
permea (L) - Pass through
pern, -a (G) - A shellfish; a ham
perni, us (NL) - The honey-buzzard
pernic, -i (L) - Destructive; quick, agile
pero (G) - Maimed; a pouch
=pero, -n (L) - A rawhide boot
peron, -e, -eo, -i, -o (G) - A brooch; the fibula
=persea (G) - A sacred tree in Egypt and Persia
persic, =a (L) - A peach
=persona, -t (L) - A mask; masked
perspic, -at, -i (L) - See through; sharp-sighted
perspicillat (L) - Conspicuous
perth, -a, -o (G) - Get by plunder
=perula (G) - A little pouch, wallet
-pes (L) ‚ A foot
pess, -o (G) - An oval pebble; a checkerboard
pessim (L) - The worst
pessul, -us (L) - A bolt
pesti, us (L) - A pest, plague
pet, -it (L) - Seek
peta, -ci, -x (L) - Greedy
petal, -o, -um (G) - A leaf; spread out, flat
petas, _m, ma (G) - Anything spread out, a curtain
petaur, -o1 mum (G) - A perch, springboard
petechi (L) - With red spots on the skin
petig, -in, -o (L) - A scab
petil (L) - Slender, thin
petin, -o (G) - Winged, flying
petiol, -a, -us (L) - A stalk, petiole
petit (L) - Seek
petr, =a, -o (G) - A rock, -stone
petun (F) - Tobacco
peuc, =a, -e' -o (G) - Pine, fir
peucedan, mum (G) - Hog fennel
pex, -i' =is, -y (G) - A fixation, fastening
pexi (L) - Woolly
pez, =a, -i, -o (G) - The foot, bottom; on foot
top
phabo (G) - A dove, pigeon
phac, -a, -o, -us (G) - A lentil; a lens; the lens of the eye
phacel, -o, -us (G) - A bundle, cluster
phae, -o (G) - Dusky
phaedr, -o (G) - Bright, radiant
phaen, -o (G) - Show
phaetho, -nt (G) - Shining
phag, me, -o (G) - Eat
phak, -o (G) - A lentil; a lens
phal, -o (G) - Shining, white
phalacr, -o (G) - Bald.
phalaen, -a (G) - A moth; a whale
phalan, -g, -ge, -go, ux (g) - A bone of the finger or toe; a battle line
phalar, -i, ais, -o (G) - A coot
phalar, -o (G) - White-crested
phaler, -a, -o (L): A metallic ornament; (G): white-crested
phall, -o, =us (G) - The penis
phan (G) - Show, appear
phane, -r, -ro (G) - Visible
phantas, -mo, (G) - Fantasy, fancy; showing
phanto (G) - Visible
phao, as (G) - Light
=phaps (G) - A dove, pigeon
phar, -o (G) - A piece of cloth; a lighthouse; a plow
pharan, -g, -x (G) - A cleft, gulley
pharci, -d, as (G) - A wrinkle
pharm, -ac, -aceu, -aco (G) - A drug; a poison
pharo (G) - A lighthouse; a piece of cloth; a plow
pharyn, -g, -ge, -go, =x (G) - The throat, pharynx
phas, -ia, -is, my (G) - Speech
phasc, mum (G) - A tree moss
phascol, -o (G) - A leather bag
phase (G) - Appearance, show; shine
phaseol, (G) - A kidney bean
phasgan, -o, =um (G) - A sword
-phasia (G) - Speech
phasian, =us (G) - A pheasant
-phasis (G) - Speech
phasm, a, -ato, -i (G) - An apparition, phantom
phassa (G) - The ring dove
-phasy (G) - Speech
phatn, -i, -o (G) - A tooth socket
phausi (G) . Shining bright
pheg, -o, =us (G) - An oak
pheid, -o, -ol (G) - Thrifty
phell, -o (G) - Cork
phelli, -o (G) - Stony ground
phem, =y (G) - Speak, report
phena, -c, =x (G) - Purple-red; a cheat
phenacist, -o (G) - Deceitful
phene (G) - A kind of vulture
pheng, -o (G) - Light
pheni, -c, -g (G) - Deep red
pheno (G) - Show, seem, appear; purple-red
pheny (G) - Deep red
pheo (G) - Dusky, gray
pher (G) - Carry, bear
pherb (G) - To feed
phet (G) - Speak
pheug, -o (G) - Flee
phial, =a (G) - A saucer
phiar, -o (G) - Bright, shining; sleek
phibal, -i, -o (G) - A kind of fig; a kind of myrtle
phil, -a, -i, -o (G) - Love, loving
philatel (F) - A stamp collection
philedon, -o (G) - Fond of pleasure
phillyr (G) - A shrub
philo (G) - Love, loving
philomel (G) - A nightingale
philydr, -o (G) - Water -loving
philypn, -o (G) - Sleep-loving
philyr, -a (G) - The linden tree
phimo (G) - Muzzle, shut up
phlao (G) - Eat greedily
phlasm (G) - Bruise
phlaur, -o (G) - Trivial, useless
phleb, -o (G) - A vein
phleg, -eth, -ethon, -o (G) - Burn
phlegm, =a, -asi, -ato (G) - Inflammation, mucus
phleo (G) - A marsh reed
=phleps (G) - A vein
=phleu(L) - (G) - A water plant, a rush
phlib, -o (G) - Squeeze
phlips, -i (G) - Squeeze
phloe, -o (G) - The bark of a tree
phlog, -i, -mo, -o (G) - A flame, burning
phlogist, -o (G) Burnt
phlogo, usis (G) Flame; inflammation
phlor, -o (G) - The bark of a tree
-phlox (G) - A flame
phlycten, =a, -o (G) - A blister
phlysi, =s (G) - An eruption
phlyz (G) - Inflame; a blister
phlyzaci (G) - A small blister
phob, =ia, -o (G) - Fear, dread
phober, -o (G) - Formidable, fearful
phobetic, -o (G) - Timid
phobetr, -o (G) - A soothsayer
=phobia; phobo (G) - Fear, dread
phoc, =a, -i (G) A seal
phocaen, =a (G) A porpoise
phoeb, -o (G) - Shine; bright
phoebe (from its call) - The phoebe
phoeni, -C' -cop =X (G) - Purple, reddish purple; the date palm
phola, - d, = s (G) - Lurking in a hole; a mollusc
pholc, -o (G) - Squint-eyed; bandy legged
phole, -o (G) - A lurking place, den
pholi, -do, =s (G) - A scale; scaly
phon (G) - Sound, voice; kill
phon, =a, -e, -et, -i, -o (G) Sound, voice
phont, =es (G) - A murderer
phor (G) - A thief; a kind of bee
phor, -a, -e, -i. -o (G) - Carry, bear; movement
phorb, =a (G) - Feed, pasture, fodder
phorbei, =a (G) - A halter
phorc., -o (G) - Gray
phore; phori (G) - Carry, bear
phorm -i' -o (G) - Wickerwork; a mat; a basket
phoro (G) - Bear, carry; movement
phortic o (G) - Vulgar, common
=phos; phot, -a, -i, -o (G) - Light
phox, -o (G) - Pointed
phoyx (G) - A kind of heron
phrac, -t (G) - Fence in
phrag (L)., =a, -it., -o (G) - A fence, partition
phras, -a, -e, -eo, -i (G) - Speech
phraster (G) - A guide
phrater, o (G) - Brothers
phrax, -i (G) - An obstruction
phreat, -i (G) - A well, tank
phren, -i, -ico, -o (G) - A diaphragm; (L); the heart, mind
phreoryct, =es, -i (G) - A well digger
phric, -o (G) - Shiver, shudder, bristle up
phris, -o, -so (G) - Ruffle up
=phrix, -o (G) - Bristling
phron, -ema (G) - The mind, spirit
phronim, -i, -o (G) - Understanding, wise, discrete
phrur, -o (G) - A guard
phryct (G) - A burning torch; a kind of gum
phryg (G) - Dry; roast
phrygan, -o (G) - A dry stick
phryn, -a, -o (G) - A toad
phthalm, -o (G) - The eye
phthan (G) - Arrive first
phthar, -s, -to (G) - Corruptible, mortal, transitory
phtheir (G) - Destroy, waste; lice; a kind of pine cone
phthi, -no, -si, -so (G) - Waste away; consumption
phthir (G) - Lice
phthon, -o (G) - Malice
phthong (G) - A sound, voice
phthor, -a (G) - Destruction, decomposition
phy, -a, -o (G) - Grow, produce
phyc, -o, =us (G) - Seaweed; painted
phye (G) - Growth, stature
phyg, -o (G) - Shun, flee
phyl, -et, -o, num (G) - A tribe
phyla, -ct, -cto, -xi (G) - Watch, guard, preserve
phyll, -o, =u(L) - (G) - A leaf
=phyma, -t, -to (G) - A tumor, swelling
phymos (G) - Swollen
phyo (G) - Grow, produce
Phys, -a, -i (G) - Blow; nature; a bladder
physal, -i , is (G) - A bladder, bubble; a wind instrument
physal, -o, -us (G) - A toad; a kind of whale
physc, -a., -o, -on (G) - The large intestine; a sausage; a blister
physem (G) - Breathe; snorting, raging; inflate, blow
physl (G) - Blow; nature; a bladder
physic, -o (G) - physical, natural
physio (G) - Nature
physo (G) - Bellows; a bladder, air sac, bubble
phyt, -o, sum (G) - A plant
phyzel, -o (G) - Shy
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pi (L) - pious; tender
piacul (L) - atone, expiate
piar, -o (G) - Fat, tallow
pic, -a (L) A magpie
pic, -i (L) A woodpecker; variegated
picar (L) - Of pitch
pice (L) - pitch black
pice, -a (L) - pitch pine, spruce
pici (L) - A woodpecker; variegated, speckled
picin (L) - pitch black
pico (L) - Smear with pitch
picr, -i, -o (G) - Bitter, pungent
pict (L) - painted, variegated
pida, -c, ax (G) - A fountain or spring
=pleris (G MY) - One of the Muses
pies, -m, -t (G) - Squeeze
piezo (G) - Squeeze
pigment, -um (L) - paint
pign, -er, -us (L) - A pledge
pigo (G) - The rump
pigr (L) - Slow, sluggish
pil, =a (L) - A ball; a mortar
pil, -i, -us (L) - Hair
pile, -i. -o, -us (L) - A cap
pileat (L) - Capped
pilidi, -o, -um (G) - A small felt cap
pilo (G) - A cap; felt
pilos (L) Hairy
=pilus (L) Hair
pimel, -e, -o (G) - Fat, lard
pin, -i, -us (L) - pine
pin, -o (G) - Drink; dirt, filth; hungry
pina, -c, -x (G) - A board, plank
pinar, -o (G) - Dirty
pine (L) - Shaped like a pine cone
pinet (L) - pine wood
pingu, -i, -o (L) - Fat, stout
pini (L) - pine
pinn, -a (G) - A kind of mussel
pinn, =a, -i (L) - A feather; a wing
pinnat (L) - Feathered, pinnate
pino (G) - Drink; dirt, filth; hungry
=pinus (L) - pine
pio, -n (G) - Fat, rich
pipatio, -n (L) . Chirping
=piper, -at, -i (L) - pepper; peppery
pipi, -en (L) - peeping, chirping
pipil, -o (L) - Chirp, peep
pipistrell (It) - A bat
pipr (G) - A woodpecker
pipt, -o (G) - Fall
pir, -i, -um (L) - A pear
pirang, -a (Br) - A tanager
pirat,.-a, -ic (L) - A pirate; piratical
pis, -i, -o, -us (G) - A pea; meadows
pisc, -i, -is (L) - A fish
piscin, -a (L) - A fishpond
piscinari, =us (L) - One fond of fish ponds
piss, -a (G) - pitch
pissod (G) pitch-like
pist, -i, -o (G) - Liquid; genuine, trusted
pistaci. (G) A kind of tree
pistill, -i, -um (L) - A pestle
=pisus (G) - A pea; meadows
pitang, vus (Br) - A flycatcher
pith, -o, -us (G) - A wine jar
pithan, -o (G) - plausible
pithec, -o, -us (G) - An ape
pitt, -a (G): pitch; (NL): a kind of bird
pituit, -ar (L) - A secretion of mucus
pity, -o, -s (G) - pine, fir
pityr, -o, -um (G) - Bran, refuse
pix (L) - Pitch
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plac, -o (G) - A tablet, plate; flat
placat (L) - Please, appease
placent, =a, -i (L) - A round flat cake; the placenta
placid (L) - Smooth, pleasing
placin, -o (G) - Made of boards
placo, (G) - A tablet, plate; flat
pladar, -o (G) - Wet, damp
plag, -a (L) - A blow, stripe; a region, zone; a snare
plagat (L) - Streaked, striped
plagi, -o (G) - Oblique, sideways; the sides
plagia, -r, -t (L) - A kidnapper
plan, -i (L) - Flat, level
plan, -o (G) - Wandering
plane, - s, -t, -tes (G) - A wanderer; rover
plankt, -o (G) - Wandering
plant, =a, -i (L) - The sole of the foot; a plant
plantag, -in, -o (L) - plantain
plas, -L -o (G) - Form, mold, shape
plasm, -a, -ato, -o (G) - Something molded or modeled; plasm
plasso (G) - Form, mold, shape
plast, -o (G) - Formed, molded; counterfeit
plastr, -on (F) - A breastplate
=plasty (G) - Growth, molding
plat, - e. -i, -y (G) - Broad, flat
plata, -c, -x (G) - A kind of fish
platale, -a (L) - The spoonbill
platan, =us (G) - The sycamore
plate (G) - Broad, flat
platess, -a, -i (L) - The plaice
plati; platy (G) - Broad, flat
plaus (L) - Applaud
plaut (L) - Flat-footed
plebe, -i (L) - Of common people; common
plec, -o, -t, -to (G) - Twine, twist, braid; strike; twisted
plect, -r, -ro, -rum (G) - A strike; a spur
pleg, -a, -e, -i, -ia, -o (G) - A blow, strike; a sickle
plegm, -a., -ato, -o (G) - Wickerwork
plel, -o (G) - More; full
pleist, -o (G) - Most
plen, -i (L) - Full
pleo (G) - Full; more; sail, swim
pleon (G) - More, full
pler, -o, -om, -os (G) - Full, fullness, filling
plesi, -o (G) - Near, recent
pletho, -r (G) - Full, fullness; in excess
plethy, -sm, -smo (G) - Fullness; increase, enlargement
pleur, -a, -i, -o, -um. (G) - The side; a rib
pleuroth, -en, -o (0) - From the side
pleust (G) - A sailor; sailing
plex, -i., -us (L) - Interwoven; a network
pleid, -o, - s (G) A stroke, percussion
plic, -o (L) - Fold, braid
plinth, -o, -us (G) - A brick
plio (G) - More
ploc, -io, !-o, -us (G) - Weave, braid, twist; a curl of hair
plocam, -o (G) - A lock of hair
plocar (G) - Something woven
ploce, -i, -us (G) - A weaver, braider
plocio, ploco; -plocus (G) - A braid, a curl of hair; weave, twist
ploiari., -um. (G) - A small boat
ploim (G) - Sailing, fit for sailing
plor, -an (L) - Wail, wailing
plot, -er, -:1, -o (G) - Floating, drifting; sailing; swimming
plum, ma, -e, -i (L) - A feather
plumb, -e, -eus (L) - Lead
plumbag, -in, so (L) - Leadwort
plur, -i (L) - More, several
=plus (L) - More, in addition
plusi, -a, -o (G) - Rich, wealthy
plut, -o (G) . Riches, wealth
plute, -us (L) - A shed, parapet
plutoni (NL) - Dusky
pluvi, -us (L) - Rain
plynteri, -o (G) - Washing
plysi, - s (G) - A washing
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pne, -o., -up -ums, -us (G) - Breath; breathe
=pneuma, -ti, -to (G) - Wind, air, breath
pneumo, -n, -no (G) . The lungs
pneus, -i, -is, -o (G) - Blowing, breathing
pnig, -o (G) - Choke, suffocate
pno, i (G) - Air; breathing
=pnyx (G N) - A crowd
po, sa, -e, -o (G) - Grass, a grassy place
poc, -o, us (G) - Fleece
poca, -do, as (G) - Hair, wool
pocill, sum (L) - A little cup
pocul, sum (L) - A cup; a draught
pod, -o, my (G) - A foot
podabr, -o (G) Tender-footed
podarg, -o (G) Swift-footed
=podex (L) - The rump; the anus
podi, -um, (G) - A foot
podic, -i (L) - The rump; the anus
podo; -pody (G) - A foot
poe (G) - Grass, a grassy place
poecil, -i, -o (G) - Variegated, many-colored; varied
pogo, an, -ni, -no (G) - A beard
poie, asis, -t (G) - Make, produce
poikil, -o (G) - Varied; variegated
=poimen, -o (G) - A shepherd; a herd
pol, -i (G) - Sell; an axis
polar, -i (L) - Of the pole, polarity
polem, -i, -o (G) - War; hostile
poli (G) - Sell; a city
poli, -a, -o (G) - Gray
-polis (G) - A city; a citizen
polist, -es (G) - The founder of a city
polit (G): A citizen; (L): polished, refined
poll (L) - Be strong
poll, men, -in (L) - Fine flour
poll, nex, -ic (L) - The thumb; the big toe
pollac, -i (G) - Many, often
pollut (L) - Defiled
polo (G) An axis; a young animal
poly (G) Many, much
polybor, -o (G) - Greedy
polyp, -i, -o (G) - Many-footed; a polyp
polyphem, -us (G My) - A one-eyed giant
polypodi (G) . Many-footed; a kind of fern
pom, -o, sum (L) - An apple, fruit
poma, -to (G) - A lid, cover; a drink
pomp, =a (G) - A guide
pomph, -o, -us (G) - A blister
pompholy, -g, -go, -x (G) - A bubble
pompil, =us (L) - A kind of fish
=pomum (L) - An apple, fruit
pon, -o, -us (G) - Toil; pain
=pons (L) - A bridge ponder (L) - Weighty
poner, -i, -o (G) - pain; bad, painful
pono, (G) -Toil; pain
pont, - i (L) -A bridge
pont, -o (G) - The sea
=ponus (G) - Toil; pain
poo, (G) - Grass, a grassy place
=pooecetes (G) - A grass dweller
popl, -es, -it (L) - The back of the knee
popul , us (L) - people; the poplar
por, -i, =us (L) - A pore, small opening
por, -o (G) - A soft stone; blind; a callus
porc, -i' -us (L) - A hog, swine
porcat (NL) - Ridged
porcell, -i, -us (L) - A little pig; a sowbug
porcellan (It) - porcelain
porci (L) - A hog, swine
porcin (L) - Of a hog; pork
uporcus (L) - A hog, swine
pore, -i, -ut (G) - A passage; convey, traverse
pori (L) - A pore, small opening
porist, -o (G) - provided
porn, -o (G) - A prostitute
poro, (G) - A hardening, callus; a soft stone; blind
porp, -a (G) - A buckle, brooch
porpa, -c, =x (G) - A ring, loop; a handle
porphyr, -io, mo (G) - purple
porr, -i, sum, =s (L) - A leek
porrect (L) - Stretched out, extended forward
port (L) - Carry
port, =a, -i (L) - A gate, door
port, -i, -un, =us (L) - A harbor, port
porth, -e, -o (G) - Destroy
porthmi, -d, - s (G) - A narrow passage
porti (L) - A gate, door; a harbor, port
portulac, -a (L) - Purslane
portun (L My) - A harbor, port
porulos (L) - Full of small pores
=porus (L) - A pore, small opening
porzan, =a (It) - A rail
pos, =is (G) - Drink; husband
pos, -o (G) - How much; indefinitely; quantity
poseidon (G My) - A god of the sea
posit (L) - Placed
post (L) - Behind, after
post, -er, -ero, -ic (L) - Hinder, posterior
posth, -i, -o (G) - The foreskin; the penis
postul (L) - Demand
pot, -a, -i, -o (G) - Drink
potam., -o, -us (G) - A river
potass, -i (NL) - Potash, potassium
poten, -t (L) - Powerful
poter, -i, -io, mium. (G) - A drinking cup
potero (G) . Either
potes (G) - A drinker
poth, -o, =us (G) - Longing, desire; (NL): a kind of plant
poti, poto (G) - Drink
=pous (G) - Afoot
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pra, -o (G) - Mild, gentle
pract (L) -. Do, act, work
prae (L) -. Before
praeco, -c, -x (L) - Early, premature
praesep (L) -. An enclosure
praeter (L) - Beyond, past, more than
praeust (L) Scorched
praevar (L) Irregular
=pragrna, -to (G) - An object, thing, fact, matter
praginon (G) - Work
praniz (G) - Thrown headlong
prao (G) - Mild, gentle
pras, -eo, -in, sum (G) - A leek
prat, -i, sum (L) - A meadow
pratens (L) - Found in meadows
prav (L) - Deformed
prax, mis (G) - An exercise, action
pre (L) - Before
preca (L) - Pray, request
preco, ci, =x (L) - Early, premature
preda (L) - Prey, booty
predi, mum (L) A farm, estate
pregnan, -t (L) With child, pregnant
premn, -o, mum (G) - A tree trunk, stem
pren, nes, -o (G) - Drooping, bent forward
preniz (G) . Thrown headlong
prep, -o (G) - Visible, conspicuous; resemble
prept, -o (G) - Distinguished
presby, -s. -t (G) - Old; an old person
preter (L) - Beyond, past., more than
priap, -us (G My) - The god of procreation; the penis
prim, -a, -i (L) - First
primul, =us (L) - The primrose
prin, -o, -us (G) - A kind of oak
princip, -ali (L) - First place, chief; principal
=prion, -o (G) - A saw
pris (G) - Sawing; a saw
prisc. (L) - Primitive, ancient
prisma, -t, -to (G) - Something sawed; a prism
prist, -i, -io, -o (G) - Sawed
pristin. (L) - Primitive; old fashioned
priv, -a. -i (L) - An individual, one each
pro (G) - Before, in front of, forward; instead of, for
prob (L) - Test, examine; good
proble, -s, -t (G) - Projecting
probol, -o, -us (G) - A weapon, bulwark
probosc, -i (G) - That which examines; a proboscis
procell, -a (L) - A storm
procer (L) - Tall, high
process (L) - Project from; advance
prochyn (G) - Kneeling
proct, -o, -us (G) - The anus; the rectum
procumben (L) - Prostrate
prod, -i (L) - Disclose, reveal
prodig (L) - Wasteful, lavish
prodigios (L) - Marvel, marvelous
prodot, -o (G) - Betrayed
prodrom, -us (L) - A kind of fig
proeo (G) - Early
profund (L) - Deep
progn, =e (L My) - A swallow
proi, -o (G) - Early
prol, -i (L) - Offspring
prolep, -sis, -t (G) - Anticipation
promach, -o, -us (G) - A challenger
prometh, -ea (G) - Foresight
prominen, -t (L) - Projecting
pron (L) - Bent forward; (G): a promontory
propaga (L) - Generate
propinqu (L) . Near
propior, -i (L) - Nearer
propri (L) - One's own, peculiar
pror, -a (G) - The prow of a ship
prors (L) - Forward; absolutely
pros, -o (G) - To; before
prosop, -o, -um (G) - The countenance, face
prosopi, -s (G) - A kind of plant
prosphor, -o (G) Convenient, fitting
prostat, .-o (ML) The prostate gland
prosth, -en, -o (G) - Before; forward
prosthe, -c, -m (G) - An appendage, addition
prot, e, -o (G) - First, original
protero (G) - Fore, former
=proteus (G My) - A god that could assume various forms
protist, -o (G) - The very first
proto (G) - First, original
provid (L) . Cautious
proxim (L) - Nearest
pruin, =a, -o (L) - Hoar frost
prun, =us (L) - The plum
=prunella (Ger) - A throat disease
pruri, -t (L) - Itch
prymn, -o, -us (G) - The hind most; the stern of a ship
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psaca, -d, -s (G) - A small broken -off piece
psaer, -o (G) - Flutter, touch lightly
psal, -i, -id, -o (G) - Scissors
psi list, -o (G) - Clipped
psallo (G) - Twang, pluck
psalm, ma, -i, -o (G) - A tune played on a stringed instrument; a psalm; a twitching
psalo (G) - Scissors
psalter (G) - A harp player; a book of many leaves
psamm, -o, -us (G) - Sand
psar, -o (G) - Speckled; the starling
psathy, -o (G) - Crumbling
psectr, -a, -o (G) - A scraper
psedn, -o (G) - Scanty, bald
=psegma, -to (G) - Shavings
pselaph (G) - Grope about, touch
pselli, -o, -um (G) - A bracelet
psellism (G) - Stammering
=psen (G) - A fig insect
psen, -o (G) - Bald
pseph, -i, -o (G) - A small stone; darkness
psephen, -o (G) - Dark, obscure
psett, -a (G) - A flatfish
pseud, -o (G) - False
psil, -o (G) - Bare, naked
psithyr, -o (G) - Whispering
psitt, -ac, macus (G) - A parrot
=psoa (G) - The loin; a muscle of the loin
psoc (G) - Rub small
psol, -o (G) - Smoke, soot; one circumcised
psom, -o, =us (G) A morsel
psoph, -o, mus (G) A sound, noise
psor., -a., -i , -o (G) . Itch; scabies
psorale, -o (G) - Scurfy
psych, me, -i, -o (G) - The soul, mind; cold; a butterfly
psychr, -o (G) - Cold
psydra, -c, -x (G) - A pimple, blister
psygm, =a, -ato, -o (G) - Anything that cools; chilliness
psyll, -a, -i, -o (G) - A flea
psyxi, as (G) - A cooling
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ptaer, -o (G) - Sneeze
ptarm, -ic, -o (G) - Sneezing, causing to sneeze
ptele, -a, -o (G) - The elm
pten, -o (G) - Feathered, winged
pter, -o, -um (G) - A wing; a feather; a fin
pteri, -do, -s (G) - A fern
ptery, -g, -go, ax (G) - A wing; a feather; a fin
pteryl, -o (NL) - A wing, feather
ptes, -i, -io (G) - Flying
ptil, -o, mum (G) - Down; a feather, wing
ptilin, mum (NL) - A wing-like membrane
ptin (NL) - Feathered
ptis (G) - Peel
pto, -s, -t (G) - Fall
ptoch, -o (G) - A beggar; crouch
=ptoma, to (G) - A fall; a corpse
ptorth, -o, -us (G) - A sapling
ptos, -is (G) - A fall, falling
ptot (G) - Fall
pty, -ch, -ct, -g, -grn (G) - Fold
ptya, -i, -li, -lo (G) - Spit, spittle, saliva
ptych, -o (G) - A fold
ptyct, -o (G) - Folded
ptyg, -m, -ma, -mat, -o (G) Folded; a fold
ptyn, -g. =X (G) - The eagle owl
ptyon, -o (G) - A fan
=ptysma, -to (G) - Spittle
ptyss., -o (G) - Fold
ptyx, -i (G) - Fold, folding
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puber (L) - A ripe age, adult; downy
=pubes (L) - The hair appearing at puberty; the pubes
pubesc (L) - Downy
pubi, -o; pubo (L) - The region of the pubes
pud, -en, -i, -ic (L) - Be ashamed; bashful
pudend, mum (L) - The external female genitals; shameful
puell, -a (L) - A girl
=puer, -i (L) - A boy
pueril (L) - Childish
puerper, -i (L) - Childbearing
puffin, =us (NL) - The puffin
mpugil, -i (L) - A boxer
pugill, -us (L) - A handful
upuglo, -n (L) - A dagger
pugn, -a, -ac, -ax, (L) - Fight; fighting
pugn, -o, -us (L) - The fist
pul, mex, -ic (L) - A flea
pulch, -ell, -er, -r (L) - Beautiful
pull, -us (L) - Dusky, dark-colored; a young fowl
pullari, -us (L) - A chicken keeper
pullul, -a (L) - Produce young, sprout
=pulmo, -n, -no (L) - A lung
pulp, =a, -i (L) - Flesh, pulp
puls, -a, -i, -ilo, -o (L) - Beat, push, pulse
pult (L) - Hurl, beat, knock
pult, -i (L) - Pottage
pulv, -er, -is (L) - Powder, dust
pulvi, -i1, -n (L) - A cushion
pum, mex, -ic (L) - A soft stone
pumil, -io, -o (L) - A dwarf
punct, -i (L) - A sting, prick
punctat (L) - Marked with pricks or punctures
pung, -en (L) - Prick; penetrating
puni, -t (L) - Punish
punic (L) - Purple; reddish
punic, -a (L) - The pomegranate
pup, -a, -i (L) - A doll; a pupa
pupill, ma, -i (L) - The pupil of the eye; a little girl
pur, -i (L) - Pure; pus
purg, -a (L) - Cleanse
puro (L) - Pure; pus, inflammation
purpur, -e (L) - Purple
puru (L) - Pus, inflammation
-pus (G) - A foot
=pus (L) - Pus, inflammation
pusill (L) - Very small
pusillanim (L) - Faint-hearted
pustul, -a (L) - A pimple, blister
put, -a (L) - Prune, trim ,
putam, men, -in (L) - A husk, pod
putill, -us (L) - A little boy
=putor, -i (L) - A stench
putr, -e, -i (L) - Rotten, putrid
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py, -e, -o (G) - Pus
pycn, -o (G) - Thick, dense
pyct, -es (G) - A boxer
pyel, -o, -us (G) - A trough; the pelvis
pyg, =a, -o (G) - The rump
pygarg, -us (L) - A kind of eagle; a kind of antelope
pygm (G) - A fist; boxing; the distance from the elbow to the knuckles (about 13+ inches); a dwarf
pyl, -a, =e, -o (G) - A gate, orifice
pylor, -o, =us (G) - A gate-keeper; the pylorus
pyo (G) - Pus, inflammation
=pyosis (G) - Pus formation
pyr, -i. ump =us (NL) - A pear
=pyr, i, -o (G) - Fire
pyr, =um (G) - Wheat
pyrali, -d, -s (G) - An insect fabled to live in fire
pyramid, -a (G) - A pyramid; shaped like a pyramid
=pyren, -o (G) - A fruit stone
pyret, -i, -o (G) - Fever; fire
pyrexi (G) - Fever; fire
pyrg, -o, -us (G) - A tower
pyri (G): Fire; (NL): a pear
pyrin, -o (G) - Of fire; of wheat
pyro (G) - Fire; wheat
pyrrh, -o (G) - Red, reddish; orange-colored
pyrrhic (G) - A war dance
pyrrhul, -a (L) - A bullfinch
pyrul, =a. (NL) - A pear
=pyrum (G): Wheat; (NL): a pear
=pyrus (NL) - A pear
pyth, -o (G) - Rot, decay
=python, -i, -o (G MY) - A serpent, python
=pyx (G) - The rump
pyxi, -d, - s (G) - A box
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quadr, -a, -i (L) - Four
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sc - se - si - sk - so - sp - sq - su - sy
sa, o (G) - Healthy, safe
sab, -ell, -ul, -urr (L) - Sand
sac, -o, =us (G) - A shield
sacc, -i. -o, ous (L) - A sack
sacchar, -o (G) - Sugar
sacer (L) - Sacred
sacerdo, -t (L) - A priest
saco (G) - A shield
sacr, -a, -i (L) - Sacred
sacr, -o, mum (NL) - The sacrum
sact, -o (G) - Stuffed
=sacus (G) - A shield
saenur, -id (G) - Wag the tail
saep, -es, -i (L) - A fence
saffr (ME) - Yellow
sag, -o (G) - A covering, armor
saga, -c, -x (L) - Keen, shrewd
sagapen (L) - A gum
sagar, -i (G) - A sword
sage (G) - Armor, harness
sagen, =a (G) - A seine
sagi, -do, as (G) - A pouch
sagitt, -a (L) - An arrow
=sagma, -to (G) - A pack saddle
sago (G) - A covering, armor
=sal, -i (L) - Salt
sal, -o (G) - A roadside; restlessness
sala, -ci, nx (L) - Lustful
salamandr, ma (G) - A salamander
salari (L) - Of salt
salebr, -a, -os (L) - Rough, uneven
sali (L) - Salt; leap
sali, -ci, -x (L) - A willow
salien, -t (L) . Leaping
salin (L) - A salt pit; of salt, salty
salit, -an (L) - Dancing, leaping
saliv, -a (L) - Spittle
=salix (L) - A willow
=salmo, -n (L) - The salmon
salo (G) - A roadside; restlessness
salp, -a, -i (L) - A kind of sea fish
salpin, -ct, -g, -go, =x. (G) - A trumpet
sals (L) - Salted
salt, -a, -i (L) - Leap, dance
saltator (L) - A leaper, dancer
saltu, =s (L) - A forest
salu, -bri, -ti (L) - Health; healthful
salv, -a (L) - Save, preserve
salvi, -a (L) - The sage
samar, -a, -i (L) - An elm seed
sambuc, =a (L) - A stringed instrument
sambuc, -us (L) - The elder tree
samyd, =a (G) - A birch-like plant
sana, -b, -t (L) - Heal, cure
sanct, -i (L) - Saintly, holy
sandal, -o, mum (G) - A sandal; a flatfish
sangui, -ni, as (L) - Blood
sanit, -a (L) - Health, soundness
sanicul, -a (NL) - A kind of plant
sani, -do, -a (G) - A board, plank
santal, mum (NL) - Sandalwood
sao (G) - Healthy, safe
saperd, mes (G) - A salted fish
saph, -en, -o (G) - Clear, apparent; the truth
sapid (L) - Tasty, savory
sapien, as, -t (L) - Wise, knowing
sapinda (L) - Soapberry
=sapo, -ni (L) - Soap
=sapor, -i (L) - Flavor, taste
sapot, -a (NL) - A kind of tree
sapphir, -o (G) - The sapphire; blue
sapr, -o (G) - Rotten, putrid
sarc, -i, -o (G) - Flesh
sarcas, -m (LL) - Sneer
sarcin, -a, -i (L) - A bundle
sarcolip, -es (G) - Lean, with little flesh
sarcopt (G) - Flesh-cutting
sard, =a (G) - A kind of fish
sarg, -o, -us (G) - A kind of fish
sargass (Sp) - Seaweed
sarment, mum (L) - Twigs, branches
=saron, -to (G) - A broom
sarp, -t (L) - Prune, trim
sarri (L) - Hoe, cultivate
sarsa (Sp) - A bramble
sartori, -us (L) - A tailor
=sarum (G) - A broom
=sarx (G) - Flesh
satan (G) - The Devil, Satan
satell, -es, -it (L) - An attendant
sathr, -o (G) - Decayed, weakened
satur, -a (L) - Full, filled
satyr (G My) - A woodland deity, a satyr
sauci (L) - Hurt, injured, ill
saucr, -o (G) - Beautiful, graceful
saur, -o, -us (G) - A lizard
savanna (Sp) - A meadow
sax, -i, -o, mum (L) - A rock
saxatil (L) . Living among rocks
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scab (L) - Scratch, scrape
scab, -er, -r (L) - Rough
scabell, mum (L) - A footstool
scabi, -es (L) - Itch, mange
scabios (L) - Scaly, rough
scabr, -i (L) - Rough
scae., -o (G) - Clumsy; unlucky; on the left
scaer, -o (G) - Dance
scal, -a, -ari, -i (L) - A ladder
scalen, -e, -o (G) - Uneven; limping
scall, -d, -a (G) - A hoe; a bowl
scal(L)., -o, =us (G) - An oar pin
scalma (OHG) - Pestilence
scalop, -o, -a (G) - A mole
scalp (L) - Carve, scrape
scalpr, -i, awn (L) - A chisel, knife
scalpt (L) - Carved, scraped
scamb., -o (G) - Curved, bent
scamill, mus (L) - A little bench
scamn, -o, -um (L) - A bench, stool
scan, -d, -a, -sor (L) - Climb
scan, -i, -o, =us (G) - A corpse
scap, -us (L) - A stem; (G): a staff
scapan, -e, -1, -o (G) - A spade
scaph, -i, -o (G) - A bowl, boat, trough; anything hollowed out
scapt, -es, -o (G) - Dig; a digger; dug out
scapul, -a, (L) - The shoulder blade
scar, -us (G) - A kind of fish
scarabae, -i, -us (L) - A scarab beetle
scari, -d, -a (G) - A little worm
scarlatin (It) - Scarlet
scart (G) - Nimble; dance
=scarus (G) - A kind of fish
scat, -o (G) - Dung
scel, -i, -id, -is, -o, =us (G) - A leg
sceler (L) - Wicked, villainous
scell, -do, -a (G) - A leg; a rib
=scelio, -n, (L) - A scoundrel
scelo; -scelus (G) - A leg
scen, -a, -o (G) - A tent; a stage
sceptic, -o (G) - Reflective, observant
sceptr, =um (L) - A scepter
sceu, -o, -us (G) - An implement, vessel, equipment
schadon, -o (G) - A bee larva; the honeycomb
sched, -o (G) - A tablet
schedon (G) - Near
sches, is (G) - A condition or state
=schema, -t, -to (G) - Form, shape
scher, -o (G) - One aft er another
schid, -i. =ium, -o (G) - A splinter
schism, -a, -at, -o (G) - A splitting, division
schist, -o (G) - Split, divided
schiz, -o (G) - Split, cleave
schoen, -i, -o (G) - A reed; a rope
=schola (L) - School; (G): leisure
sci, -a, -o (G) - A shadow
sciad, -i (G) - A canopy, umbel
sciaen, =a (L) - A sea fish
sciar, -o (G) - Dark-colored, shady
=sciasma, -to (G) - A shadow
sciatic (ML) - Of the hip
scien, -a, -t, (L) - Knowledge
scier, -o (G) - Dark-colored, shady
scill; -a (L) - A sea- onion
scinc, -i, mus (L) - A kind of lizard
scintill (L) - Emit sparks, sparkle
scio (G) - A shadow
scirp, =us (L) - A bulrush
scirrh, -o, -us (G) - A tumor; a hard covering
scirt, -et, -o (G) - Leap; a leaper
sciss, -i (L) - Cut, split
scissur, =a (L) - A fissure, cleft
sciur, -o, mus (L) - A squirrel
scler, -o (G) .. Hard
scobi, -a (L) - Sawdust, filings
scobin, aa, (L) - A rasp
scol, -o, -us (G) - A thorn
scole, -c, -x (G) - A worm
scoli, -o (G) - Curved, crooked
scolop, -o, -a (G) - Anything pointed; a stake
scolopa, -c, -x (G) - A snipe
scolopendr, -a (G) - A centipede
=scolus (G) - A thorn
scolyt, -i (G) - Clip, shorten
scomb, -er, -r (L) - A mackerel
scop, -a (L) - A broom; twigs
scop, me, -o (G) - See, watch, look
scopae, -o, -us (G) - A dwarf
scopel, -o, -us (G) - A cliff, high rock
scopi, scopo (G) - A lookout, watch; a watch tower
=scops (G) - An owl
scopt (G) - Mock, jest, jeer
scopul, =a (L) - A small broom
scopul, -us (L) - A rock, crag
-scopy (G) - Observation
=scor, -a, -ia (G) - Dung
scorbut, =us (ML) - Scurvy
scord, -o, =um (G) - Garlic, onion
scorod, =um (G) - Garlic, onion
scorpaen, =a (G) - A fish with a poisonous sting
scorpi, -o, -us (G) - A scorpion
=Scorpio, -n (L) - A scorpion
scorzo (It) - The adder
scot, -ia, -o, =us (G) - Darkness
screa, -t (L) - To hawk; split
scri, -b, -pt (L) - Write
scrob, -i, -is (L) - A trench
scrophul, -ari (L) - A tumor, glandular swelling
scrot, =um (L) - A pouch
scrup, -e, -os, -ul, -us (L) - A rough or sharp stone
scrut, -at (L) - examined
sculpt (L) - Carved
scut, -i, =um (L) - A shield
scutell, =a (L) - A dish
scutell, =um (L) - A little shield
scybal, -o, =um (G) Dirt, filth, dung
scydrinaen (G) - Angry
scyla, -co, -x (G) - A dog, puppy
scyll (G) - A sea monster; mangle; vex, annoy; a dog, puppy
scyllar, -us (G) - A kind of crab
scylo (G) - Booty; an animal skin
scymn, -o, =us (G) - A young animal, a whelp
scyph, -o, =us (G) - A cup
scyr, -o (G) - Rough
scyt, -i, -o (G) - Leather; the neck
scytal, -a. -i, -o (G) - A staff; a message
scythi (G N) - To scalp
scythr, -o (G) - Sullen, gloomy
scyti, scyto, (G) - Leather; the neck
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seb, -i, -um. (L) - Grease, tallow
sebas, -m, -t (G) - Venerable; reverent
sec, -o (G) - A pen, enclusure; a shrine
seclu, -d, -s (L) - Shut off, hidden
secret (L) - Set apart, secret
sect (L) - Cut
secund (L) - The second, next
secur, -i, -is (L) - An axe
=secutor (L) - A follower, pursuer
sed, -ent, -i (L) - Sit, sitting
sedat (L) - Soothed, calm
sedit (L) - A going aside
seduc (L) . Lead aside, lead astray
sedul. (L) - Busy, diligent
=sedum, (L) - Stonecrop
sege, as, -t (L) - Acorn field
segestr, me, -i (L) - A covering, wrapping
segm, -ent (L) - A piece cut off
segn, -i (L) - Slow, sluggish
segreg (L) - Separate, set apart
sei, -o (G) - Move to and fro, shake
seir, -o (G) - A band, chain; hot
seism, -o, =us (G) A shaking, an earthquake
seiur (G) - Wag the tail
sejug, -i (L) - A six-horse team
sejunct (L) - Separated
seko (G) - A pen, enclosure; a shrine
sela, -sm, -t (G) - Bright, shining
selach, -o, -us (G) - A shark
selag, -in, so (L) - A kind of club moss
selen, -e, -i (G) - The moon
seleni (NL) - Selenium
sell, -d, -s (G) - A plank, sheet
selin, mum (G) - Parsley
sell, ma, -i (L) - A saddle, stool
sema, -t, -to (G) - A mark, sign, signal, seal
semae, -o (G) - A standard, a streamer
semant, -o (G) - Marked, significant
semasi (G) - A marking
semat, -i, -o (G) - A mark, sign, signal, seal
serneio, -t (G) - Marked; a standard
=semen, (L) - Seed, sperm
semi (L) - Half
semicincti, -um (L) - An apron
semin, -i (L) - Seed, sperm, semen
semn, -o (G) - Holy, sacred
semo (G) - A sign, mark, signal, a standard, streamer; a seal
semper (L) - Always
sen, -ex, -i (L) - . An old person
sen, -i (L) - Six
senari (L) - Six each
senect (L) - Very old, aged
senesc (L) - Grow old
seni (L) - An old person; six
senicul, =us (L) - An old man
senil, -i (L) - Of old people
sens,. -i (L) - Feeling
sensor (L) - A sense organ
sent, -i (L) - Feeling
senti, =s (L) - A thorn
sep, -s, -t (G) - Rotten, putrid
sepedo, -n (G) - Rottenness, decay
sepi (L) - Fence in
sepi, -a (G) - A cuttlefish
seps (G) - Rotten, putrid; a lizard
sep i, -s (G) - Putrid; putrefaction.
sept, -em, -en (L) - Seven
sept, -i, -o (G) - Rotten, putrid; rot
sept, -i. -o1 mum (L) - A fence
septen, -ari (L) . Seven each
septendecim. (L) - Seventeen
septentrion, -al. (L) - Northern
septi (L) - A fence; (G): rotten
septim. (L) - The seventh
septo (L) - A fence; (G): rot, rotten
septuagesi (L) - The seventieth
septuagint (L) - Seventy
=septum, (L) - A fence
sequa, -c, -x (L) - Following
sequest, mer, -r (L) - An agent, go-between
ser (L) - Late
ser, -i' -o' sum (L) - Whey, serum
seran, -g, ax (G) - A cave
serapi, -ado, -as (G) - An orchid
seren (L) - Clear, calm, bright
seri (L) - A series, row; late; Chinese; silk; serum
seri, -do, -s (G) - Chicory, succory
seric, -a, -ar, -e, -o (G) - Silk, silken
=sermo, -n (L) - A speech
sero, (L) - Serum; late
serotin (L) - Late
serp (L) - Creep
serpent, -ar, -i (L) - A serpent
serph, -o, -us (G) - A gnat
serpul, -a, -o (L) - A little snake
serr, =a, -at, -i (L) - A saw
sert (L) - Entwined, joined
sert, -a (L) - Garlands
=serum (L) - Whey; the watery part of fluids
serv, -a, -i, -us (L) - A slave; serve
=ses, -i (G) - A moth
sesam, -e (G) - Sesame
sesel, -i (G) - A shrub
sesqui (L) - One and one-half
sessil (L) - Sitting on, sedentary, without a stem
sestr, -o, -um (G) - A sieve
set, -a, -i (L) - A bristle
set, -0 (G) - A moth
seth, -o, -us (G) - A sieve
sever (L) - Serious, harsh
sex, -a (L) - Six
sexagesim (L) - The sixtieth
sexagint (L) - Sixty
sext (L) - The sixth
sexu (L) - Sex
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si, -o (G) - Move to and fro, shake
siag, -on (G) - The jaw bone
sial, -i, -o (G) - Spittle, saliva; fat, grease
siali, - s (G) - A kind of bird
=sialum (G) - Spittle, saliva
=sialus (G) - Fat, grease
sibil (L) - Hissing
sibyn, -e, -o (G) - A spear
sicari, =us (G) - An assassin
sicc (L) - Dry
sicy, -o, =us (G) - A gourd, cucumber
sid, -a (G) - A pomegranate tree; a kind of water plant
sid, -eri, -us (L) - A star
sider, -a, -o, -us (G) - Iron
sidere (L) - Starry
sig, -a, -o (G) - Silence
sigill, -a, -o (L) - A seal; the little figures on a seal
sigm., =a, -ato, -o (G) - The letter "S"; S-shaped
sign, -i, =um (L) - A sign, mark
sigo (G) - Silence
sil, -o (G) - Snub-nosed
sila, -us (L) - A kind of parsley
silen, -t (L) - Still, silent
silen, -us (L): Foam; (My): drunkenness
silex (L) - Flint
silic, -i (L) - Flint
siliqu, -a (L) - A pod, husk
sillo (G) - Satire
silph, -a (G) - A kind of beetle
silphi, -um (G) - A plant with medicinal properties
silub, -o, -um. (G) - A kind of thistle
silur (L) - A kind of fish; a region in South Wales
silv, -a, -at, -estr, -i (L) - Woods, trees
silyb, -o, -um (G) - A kind of thistle
sim, -o (G) - Flat-nosed
simbl, -o, -us (G) - A beehive
simi, =a, -us (L) - An ape
simil (L) - Alike, similar
simpl, -ex, -ic, -ici (L) - Simple
simul (L) - Together; imitate
simula (L) - A likeness; imitate
sin, -a, -o (G) - Chinese; damage
sinapi, -s (L) - Mustard
sincip, -it, -ut (L) - The forehead
sinens (NL) - Of China
singul, -ar (L) - Separate, solitary
sini, -o, =um (G) - A sieve
sinist, -er, -r (L) - The left hand; awkward; evil
sino (G) - Chinese; damage
sinu, -a, -o, -s (L) - A fold; a hollow; bend, wind
sio (G) - Move to and fro, shake
sipal, -o (G) - Deformed
siphl, -o (G) - Crippled, maimed
siphn, -e, -o (G) - A mole; crippled, blind
sipho, -n, -no (G) - A tube, pipe
sir, -ex, -ic (G) - A kind of wasp
siren, -i, -o (L My) - A mermaid-like creature with an enticing voice
-sis (G) - The act of
sistr, =um (L) - A rattle
sisymbr, -i, -ium, -0 (G) - A sweet-smelling plant
sisyr, -a, -o (G) - A garment of skin
sisyrinchi, -um (G) - An iris-like plant
sit, -i, -io, -0, -us (G) - Food
sit, -U, -us (L) - A place
sitt, =a, -i (G) - A nuthatch
=sium (G) - A marsh plant
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skat, -o (G) - Dung
skelet, -o (G) - A dried body, skeleton
skelo, (G) - A leg
skeptic, -o (G) - Reflective, observant
skia (G) - A shadow
skiro (G) - A white parasol
skler, -o (G) - Hard
smaragd, -o (G) - An emerald
smari, =S (G) - A small sea fish
smegrna, -to (G) - A soapy secretion; a cleansing substance
smerinth, -o, =us (G) - A cord, string
smil, =a, -o, (G) - A carving knife
smila, -c, =x (G) - Yew; bindweed
sminth, -us (G) - A field mouse
smodi, -c, -ng, ax (G) - A swollen bruise
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sobar, -o (G) - Arrogant; violent
sobol, =es, -i (L) - A sprout, shoot
sobrin, =us (L) - A cousin
soci, -a, -o, -us (L) - A companion, fellow being, ally
sodal, -i, =is (L) - A companion
=sol, -a (L) - The sun
sol, -1, -0 (L) - Alone
sol, =um (L) - The floor, bottom, earth
solan, -a, =um (L) - A nightshade
solar, -i (L) - Of the sun
sole, =a (L) - A sandal; a kind of fish
solen, -i, -o (G) - A pipe, channel
soli (L) - The sun; alone
solic (L) - Care, concern
solid (L) - Dense, firm
solidag, -in, -o (L) - Goldenrod
solitari (L) - Solitary
solo (L) - Alone
solpug (L) - A venomous ant or spider
solu (L) - Alone; dissolve
=solum (L) - The floor, bottom, earth
solut, solv (L) - Dissolved, loose
=soma, -t, -to (G) - A body
somn, -i, -us. (L) - Sleep
somph, -o (G) - Spongy, porous
son, -a. -it, -o (L) - Sound
sonch, -us (G) -A sow thistle
sonor, -o (L) - Noisy
soph, -o (G) - Wise, skillful
sophistic (G) Artful, shrewd
sophora (Ar) A kind of tree
sophron, -o (G) - Temperate, sensible
-sophy (G) - Wisdom, skill, art
=sopor, -i (L) - Sleep
sor, -i, -o, =us (G) - A heap
sorb (L) - Suck in, absorb
sorb, -a, =us (L) - A kind of tree
sord, -id (L) - Filthy
=sorex (L) - A shrew
sori (G) - A heap
soric (L) - A shrew
soro (G) - A heap; a coffin
=soror, -i (L) - A sister
sort, -i (L) - Lot, fate
=sorus (G) - A heap
sostr, -o (G) - A reward for saving anotherís life.
sot, -er, -eri (G) - Preserve, save, deliver
soz, -o (G) - Preserve, save, deliver
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spad (G) - Draw, draw off
spadi, -c, -x (G) - A palm branch; brown
spadice (NL) - Brown
spado, -n (G) - A castrated individual
spala, -cf, -co, -x (G) - A mole
span, -o (G) - Lacking, scarce
spar, -i, -us (L) - The gilt-bream
spara, -ct, -gm, -ss, -xi (G) - Tear, mangle; torn, mangled
sparg (G): Swell, teem; (Q: strew, scatter
spargan (G) - A swath, bank; a kind of plant
spari (L) - The gilt-bream.
spars (L) - Thin, scattered
spart, -e, -i, -o (G) - A rope; a kind of plant
spart, -o (G) - Scattered
=sparus (L) - The gilt-bream
sparveri, =us (L) - A sparrow
spasm, -a, -at, -o, -us (G) - An involuntary muscular act, a convulsion
spastic (G) - Relating to convulsions
spatang, es (G) - A sea urchin
spath, -a, -i, -o (G) - A broad sword
spati, -um (L) - A space
spatil, -a, -o (G) - Excrement
spatul, na (L) - A little blade; a spoon
spe, -o (G) - A cave
speci (L) - A kind or sort, species; special; look at, see
specios (L) - Showy, beautiful
spect (L) - See, look at
spectabil (L) - Visible, remarkable
spectr, -o (L) - A sight; the spectrum
specu, =s (L) - A cave or hole
specul, =a (L) - A watch tower
specul, =um (L) - A mirror
specula, -t (L) - Search, examine
speir, -o (G) - Coil; scatter
speis (G) - Food
spel, -ae, -ea, -eo, -o (G) - A cave
speo (G) - A cave
sperg (NL) - Scatter
sperm, =a, -at, -ato, -i, -o (G) Seed, semen, male reproductive cells
sphacel, -o, =us (G) - Gangrene
sphadasm, -o, -us (G) - A convulsion
sphaer, -a, -i, -o (G) - A ball, sphere
sphag, -e, -i (G) The throat; slaughter, sacrifice
sphagn, -um (G) A kind of moss
sphaler, -o (G) - Slippery, treacherous
spharag, -o (G) - Noisy, sputtering
sphe, -ci, ux (G) - A wasp
sphedan, -o (G) - Violent, vehement
sphen, -a, -o (G) - A wedge
spher, -a , -o (G) - A ball, sphere
=sphex (G) - A wasp
sphigm, -o (G) - The pulse
sphin, -ct, -g, -x (G) - Bind tight, squeeze, strangle; a mythological monster, the sphinx
sphodr, -o (G) - Active, violent
sphrag, -i, -is (G) - A seal, signet ring
sphrig, -o (G) - Vigorous
sphygm, -o (G) - The pulse
sphyr, -o (G) - A hammer, mallet; the ankle
spic, -a, -ul (L) - A spike, point; an ear of grain
spiegel (G) - A mirror
spil, -o, -us (G) - A spot, stain; a cliff
spin, =a, -i (L) - A spine, thorn
spinthar, -i, -is (G) - A spark
=spinther, -o (G) - A spark
=spinus (L) - A linnet-like bird
=spio (L My) - A sea nymph
spir, =a, -o (L) - Breathe; a spiral, coil
spirac, -i, -ul, -ulum (L) - An air hole
=spiraea (L) - The meadowsweet
-spire (L) - Breathe
spirem, =a, -at (G) - A coil, twisted thread
spiro (L) - A spiral, coil; breathe
spiss, -a, -at, -i (L) . Compact, thickened
spiz, =a (G) - A finch
splanchn, -i, -o, -um (G) - The viscera
=splen, -i, -ico, -o (G) - The spleen; a bandage, patch
spod, -i, -o (G) - Ashes, slag; gray
=spolia, -t (L) - Booty, spoils
spondyl, -o (G) - A vertebra
spong, -i, -ia, -io, -o (G) - A sponge
=sponsa (L) - A bride
spor, -a, -i, -o (G) - A seed
sporad, -o (G) - Scattered
spuda, -st (G) - Haste, zeal; active
spui (L) - Spit
spurn, =a (L) - Foa
spurc (L) - Dirty, filthy
spuri (L) - False
sput, =um (L) - Spittle
spyr, -id, -o (G) - A basket
top
squal, =us (L) - A dogfish
squalid (L) - Foul, filthy
squalor (L) - Dirt, filth
squam., =a. -at, -i -o (L) - A scale
squarros (L) - Scaly, rough
=squatarola (It) - The black-bellied plover
squatin, =a. (L) - A skate
squill, -a, -i (L) - A sea onion; a shrimp
stabil, -i (L) - Firm
stach, -ys (G) - A spike, ear of corn
stact, -o (G) - Trickling
stag., -eto, -ma, -mat, -mo (G) - A drop
stagn, -a, -i, -urn (L) - Motionless; a pool
stala, -ct, -gm (G) - Dripping, dropping
-stalsis (G) - A constriction, compression
stalt (G) - Constriction, compression
stam, -en, -in (L) - Anything standing upright; a thread; a stamen
stamn, -o (G) - A wine jar
stann, -i, -um (L) - Tin
stape, -di, -s (LL) - A stirrup; the stapes, a bone in the ear
staphi, -s (G) - A raisin
staphyl, -a, -o (G) - A bunch of grapes, a cluster; the uvula
staphylin, -us (G) - A kind of insect
starn (ME) - A kind of bird
stas, -i, -is (G) - Standing, posture
stat, -i, -o (G) - Standing, placed
static, ne, -o (G) - An astringent herb
staur, -o, -us (G) - A cross
staxi, -s (G) - A dropping
stea, -r, -t, -to (G) - Fat, suet, tallow
stechi, -o (G) - An element
steg, -an, -ano, -no, -o (G) - A cover, roof; covered
steir, -o (G) Sterile; a keel
stel, -a, -id, -o (G) - A pillar
stele, -o (G) A handle
stelgi, -do, - s (G) - A scraper
stell, -a, -i, -o (L) - A star
stelm, -a (G) - A crown
stelo (G) - A pillar
stem, -af -o (G) - A thread; a stamen
=stemma, -to (G) - A crown, garland
sten, -o (G) Narrow
=stenosis (G) A narrowing, contraction
stentor (G My) - A powerful voice; a trumpet
step (AS) - Orphaned
steph, -ano, -anus, -o (G) - A crown
stere, -o (G) - Solid
sterc, -o, -or, -us (L) - Excrement, dung, manure
steres, =is (G) - Deprivation, loss
=sterigma, -to (G) - A support
steril, -i (L) - Barren, sterile
steriph, -o (G) - Firm, solid
stern, -o, um (G) - The breast, breastbone
stern, -a (NL) - A tern
sternu, -t (L) - Sneeze
sterr, -ho, -o (G) - Solid, stiff
stert (L) - Snore
steth, -o' -us (G) - The breast, chest
sthen, -ar, -o, -us (G) - Strength, might
stib, -a, -i (G) . Hoar frost; antimony
stib, -o, mus (G) - A track, tread
stich, -o, -us (G) - A row, line
stichari, mum (G) - A vestment, tunic
stict, -o (G) - Punctured, dappled
stig, -a (L) - Goad, prick
stigm, -a, -at, -ato, -o (G) - A Spot a brand; a pricking
stil, -a (G) - A drop
stil, -us (L) - A style; a stake
stilb (G) - Glitter, glisten
still, -a, -ic: (L) - A drop
stilpn, -o (G) - Glistening
=stilus (L) - A style; a stake
stimul, -a, -us (L) - Goad
stinct (L) - Prick
-stipatio, -ni (L) - A crowd
stipendi, mum (L) - Tribute, payment
-stipes (L) - A stalk, stem
stiphr, -o (G) - Stout, sturdy
stipi, -ti (L) - A stalk, stem
stipt, -o (G) - Trodden down
stiri, -a (L) - An icicle
stirp, -i, -s (L) - A stock, stem
stixi, -s (G) - A puncture
stiz, -o (G) - Prick, puncture
=stoa (G) - A porch
stoichi, -o (G) - An element
stol, -a, -o (L) - A long robe
stolid (L) - Dull, stupid; (G): a robe
=stolo, -ni (L) - A twig, shoot
stom, ua, -ato, -o (G) - A mouth
stomach, -i, -o, -us (G) - The gullet; the stomach
stomb, -o (G) - Noisy
stomph, -ac, -o (G) - Loud-talking
stomyl, -o (G) - Talkative
stony, -cho, -x (G) - A sharp point
storth, =a, -o, -yng (G) - A point; the point of an antler
strab, -i, -ism, -o (G) - Squint; squint-eyed, cross-eyed
strado (it) - Street
stragul, -urn (L) - A cover, mantle
stram, men, -in, -ine (L) - Straw
stran, -g, -x (G) - A drop
strang, -o (G) - Crooked; squeeze
strangal (G) - Choke
strangulat (L) - Choked
strat, -age, -eg (G) - Generalship
strat, -i, mum (L) - A bed covering; a layer
strat, -io, -o (G) - An army; a soldier
strebl, -o (G) - Twisted
=stremma, -to (G) - A sprain, a twisting
stren, -o (G) - Strong, harsh; haughty
strenu (L) - Active
streper (LL) - Noisy
streph, -o (G) - Turn, twist
strepit, -an (L) - Noisy
strepsi, - s (G) - A turning or twisting
strept, -o. (G) - Bent, twisted; pliable
=stria, -t (L) - A furrow, streak; furrowed, streaked
strict (L) - Drawn together, tight
strid, -en, -or, -ul (L) - Creak, make a harsh sound
strig, =a (L) - A furrow, streak
strig, -i (L) - An owl; a furrow
strigat (L) - Streaked, striped
strigil, =is (L) - A scraper
strigos (L) - Thin, meager
stringen (L) - Compressing
string (NQ - An owl
striol, -a (L) - A small furrow
=strix (L) - An owl; a furrow
strob, -o (G) - Twist, turn, whirl
strobil, -o, -us (G) - Anything that whirls; a top; a pine cone
=stroma, -t, -to (G) - Anything spread out; a coverlet, mattress, bed
stromb, -i, -uli, -us (L) - A spiral; a snail; a top
strongyl, -o (G) - Round
stroph, -i, -io, -o (G) - A cord or twisted band; turn, twist
struct (L) - Build
strum, ma, -o (L) - A tumor
=struthio, -n (L) - An ostrich
strychn, -o, =us (G) - A nightshade
stryphn, -o (G) - Sour, harsh
stud, - en, -:1 (L) - Be diligent; zeal
stult, -i (L) - Foolish, silly
stup, -a, -o (L) - The coarse part of flax
stup, -e, -id (L) - Benumb, stun
stupr (L) - Defile, corrupt
=sturio, -n (LL) - The sturgeon
sturn, -i, -us (L) - A starling
styg, -ano, -er, -et, -no, -o (G) Hatred; hated; hating
styl, -o, -us (G) - A pillar, stake, column; a pointed instrument
stym, -a (G) - Stiff, erect
styp, -h, -t (G) - Astringent
styp, -o, =us (G) - A stump, stern
styphel, -o (G) - Sour; tough
styphl, -o (G) - Harsh; sour, astringent
styr, -ac, =ax, -o (G) - A kind of shrub
top
suas (L) - Persuade
sub (L) - Under, below
sub, =ex, -ic (L) - An under layer, support
=suber, -i (L) - The cork oak
sublim (L) - Uplifted, exalted
subruf, -i (L) - Buff
subul, =a (L) - An awl
succ, =us (L) - juice, sap
succin, -e, =um (L) - Amber
succis (L) - Cut, bitten off, trimmed
such, i, -o, =us (G) - A crocodile
sucr, -o (F) - Sugar
suct, -or (L) - Suck; a sucker
sud, -a, -or, -orl (L) - Sweat
sudi, - s (L) - A stake; the Pike
suecic (L) - Swedish
suf (L) - Under, below
sufflat (L) - Puffed -up, bloated
suffrag (L) - Support; voting right
suffrag, -in, so (L) - The hock, pastern bone
sug (L) - Suck
sui (L) - Self; a pig
sul, =a, -i (Ice) - A gannet
sulc, -a, -i, =us (L) - A furrow, groove, trench
sulf, -o (L) - Sulphur
sulph, -o (L) - Sulphur
summ, =a (L) - The sum, total
super (L) - Above, over
supin (L) - Lying on the back
supplic (L) Beg
suppra (L) Form pus
supra (L) - Above, over, beyond
sur (F) - Above; (L): calf of leg
surcul, -us (L) - A twig, sprout
surd, -it (L) - Deaf; deafness
surg (L) - Rise, raise
=surnia (NL) - The hawk owl
sursum (L) - Above, upward
=sus (L) - A pig
suscept (L) - Undertake
susurr (L) - Buzzing, whispering
sutil (L) - Sewed together
sutur, -a (L) - A seam
top
syp -g, -i, -m, -n, -s (G) - With, together
syba, -co, -x (G) - Hog-like
sybari (G My) - Lascivious; voluptuary
sybot (G N) - A swineherd
syc, -a, -i, -o, =um (G) - A fig
sycamin, -o, =us (G) - The mulberry
sychn, -o (G) - Many
syg, syl (G) - With, together
syllab (G) - That which holds or is held together; a syllable
sylleg, -o (G) - Gather
sylleps, -is (G) - A putting together
sylli (NL) - A necklace
syllog, -i, -o (G) - A gathering together, reckoning
sylv, =a, -at, -estr, -i (L) - Woods, forest
sym, (G) - With, together
symbio (G) - Living together
symmetr (G) - Suitable; symmetry
symp, -Y (G) - Squeeze together
sympher, -o (G) - Useful
symphy, -o, -so (G) - Growing together
symploc, -o (G) - Connected, interwoven
symptom, -a, -ato, -o (G) - A symptom
symptosi, = s - (G) - A meeting
syn (G) - With, together
synap, -s, usis, -t (G) - A falling together, a union
syncop (G) - Cut short, cut up
syndesm, -o, =us (G) - A bond, ligament
synech, -i, -o (G) - Hold together
synerg (G) - Cooperate, work together
synesi, as (G) - A Joining; understanding
synoch, -o (G) - Meeting, joining
synost, -eo (G) - A bone articulation
synul, -o (G) - Healing, scar-forming
syphar, -o (G) - Wrinkled skin
syphil (G) - Swine-loving
syphil, -i, -o (L) - Syphilis
syrig, -m (G) - Piping, whistling
syrin, -g, -go, =x (G) - A pipe
syrin, =a, -ato, -o (G) - Sweepings, refuse; something dragged along
syrph, -a, -ac, =ax, -et (G) - Anything swept together, refuse; vulgar
syrph, -o, -us (G) - A gnat
syrti, -do, as (G) - A sand bank
sys (G) - With, together
sysci, -o (G) - Shaded
systatic (G) - Introductory
systema, -t, -to (G) - A system
systol, -o (G) - A contraction
systom., -o (G) - With a narrow mouth
systroph (G) - Twist together, roll up
syzyg, -o (G) - Yoked, paired
T
te - th - ti - tm - tr - ts - tw
tab, -e, -id (L) - Wasting away
tab, -i, -ul, zula (L) - Aboard, table
tabac, mum (NL) - Tobacco
taban, =us (L) - A horsefly
tabern (L) - A shed, tent
tabe, as, -t (L) - Wasting away
tabid (L) - Wasting away
tabul, =a (L) - A board, table
tach, -eo (G) - Quickly
tach, -in, -y (G) - Swift, fast
tach, -o (G) - Speed
tacit (L) - Without words, silent
tact, -i (L) - Touch
tadorn -a (NL) - A kind of duck
taedios (L) - Disgusting
taeni, -a, -o (G) - A band, ribbon
=tagma, -to (G) - A division, a body of soldiers
tal., -ari, -i, -o, -us (L) - The ankle, heel
tala, -n (G) - Wretched
talaepor, -i (G) - Toil; miserable
talant, -o, mum (G) - A balance, scales
talar, -o, -us (G) - A basket
talari, tali (L) - The ankle, heel
talitr (L) - Strike with the finger
talo (L) - The ankle, heel
talp, -a (L) - A mole
=talus (L) - The ankle, heel.
tamia, as (G) - A distributor
tana, -o (G) - Stretched
tanacet, =um (OF) - The tansy
tanagr (Br) - A tanager
tang, -i (L) - Touch
tann, mum (ML) - Tanning
tany, -o (G) . Stretch, stretched
tao, -n, as (G) - A peacock
tape, as, -to (G) - A carpet
tapein, -o (G) - Low
taph, -o, -r (G) - A burial; astonishment
taphr, -o, -us (G) - A trench
tapin, -o (G) . Low
tapir, -o (Sp) - A tapir
tarac, -h, -t (G) - Disorder; disturb
=taragrna, -to (G) - Trouble, uneasiness
tarand, -us (G) - The reindeer
tarant (It) - A town in Italy
taraxi, =s (G): Confusion, trouble; (Ar): a kind of succory
tarb, -o (G) - Terror
tarbale (G) - Fearful
tard, -i (L) - Slow
tarph, -i, -o (G) - A thicket
tarphy (G) - Thick, close
tars, -o, =us (G) - A flat surface; the ankle, tarsus
tas, -eo, -i (G) - Stretching
tass (G) - Arrange
-tatos (G) - (the superlative ending)
taur, =us (L) - A bull
taut, -o (G) - The same
tax, -eo, -i, -is, -o (G) - Arrange; arrangement
tax, -o, =us (G) - Yew
tax, -o, -us (NL) - A badger
top
tebenn, =a (G) - A robe
tec, -o (G) - Melt away
techn, -i, -o (G) - Art, skill
tecn, -o, =um (G) - A child
tect, -i, -o (L) - A roof, covering
tect, -o (G): A carpenter, builder; soluble
tect, -o (G): a roof, cover; covered
tector, -i (L) - Plaster, stucco
tedi (L) - Weary
teg, -o, -us (G) - A roof
tegm, =en, -in (L) - A cover
tegul, -a (L) - A roof tile
teich, -o, -us (G) - A wall
tein, -o (G) - Extend, stretch
tekn, -o, -um (G) - A child
tel, =a, -i (L) - A web
tel, -e (G) - Far
tel, -eo, -o (G) - An end; complete
teleut (G) - Completion, fulfillment
teli (L) - A web
tellin, -a (G) - A kind of shellfish
tellu, -r, -ri, -s (L) - The earth
=telma, -to (G) - A pond, pool
telo (G) - An end; complete
=telson (G) - A boundary
temen, -us (G) - A piece of land
temer (L) - Rash, reckless
temn, -o (G) - Cut
temper (L) - Moderate
templ, -um (L) - An open space; a temple
tempor, -a, -o (L) - Time; the temples
ten, -a (L) - Hold
ten, -s, -t (L) - Stretched
tena, -ci, -x (L) - Holding fast, tough
tenag, -o, -us (G) - A pool, shoal
tenan (L) - Holding
tend, -in, -o (L) - Stretch; a tendon; (G): gnaw
=tenebrio, -n (L) - A lover of darkness
tenebros (L) - Dark, gloomy
tenen (L) - Holding
tener, (L) - Tender, soft
tenesm, =us (G) - A straining
teni, -a, -o (G) - A band, ribbon
tenon, -t, -to (G) - A tendon
tens, tent (L) - Stretched
tenta (L) - Handle, touch, feel
tentacul, -i, =um (LL) - A feeler
tenthred, -in, =o (G) - A kind of wasp
tentig, -in, =o (L) - A stretching
tentori, =um (L) - A tent
tenu, -i (L) - Thin, slender
tep, -id, -or (L) - Warm
tephr, -o (G) - Ashes; ash-colored, gray
ter (L) - Three; three times
tera, s, -to (G) - A wonder; a monster
teram, -no, -o (G) - Soft
teramn, -o, -us (G) - A closed room
terasti (G) - Monstrous; portentious
tere, -no (G) - Smooth, delicate
tere, -o (G) - Bore, perforate; watch, guard
tere, -s., -t (L) - Round, smooth
terebr, -a (L) - Bore; a boring tool
terebinth, -us (G) - The turpentine tree
tered, -o (G) - A wood worm
tereno (G) - Smooth, delicate
tereo (G) - Bore, perforate; watch, guard
=teres, teret (L) - Round, smooth
teretr, -o (G) - A gimlet
terg, -i, =um (L) - The back
teri (G) - Pierce
-terium (G) - A place for
=terma, -t (G) . An end, limit
term, =es, -it (L) - A wood worm
term, -in (L) - An end; a name
termin, -a, -us (L) - An end, limit
termin, -o, -us (ML) - A term, name
termit (L) - A wood worm
tern, -ari (L) - Three; in threes
terph, -o, -us (G) - A shell, covering
terpn, -o (G) - Delightful
terps, -i (G) - Delight, gladness
terr, -a, -i (L) - The earth, land
terr, -i (L) - Terror
terrestr (L) - On land
ters (L) - Clean, neat
terti (L) - The third
tessar (G) - Four; square
tesselat (L) - Checkered
test, =a (L) - A tile, shell
testac, -e (L) - With a shell; of brick
testi, -s (L) - A witness; a testicle
testicul (L) - Of the testes
testud, -in, no (L) - A turtle
tetan, -o, -us (G) - Rigid, tense; tetanus
tetart, -o (G) - The fourth
teth, -o, =us (G) - An oyster
tethe (G) - A grandmother
tetr, -a (G) - Four
tetra, -c, -x (G) - A pheasant
tetric (L) - Harsh, stern
tetrig; -tetrix (G) - A grouse
tetti, -g, -x (G) - A grasshopper, cicada
teuch, -o, -us (G) - An implement; a vessel
teuthi, -s (G) - A squid
teutl, -o, mum (G) - A beet
texi (G) - Birth
text, -i (L) - Weave
top
thair, -o, =us (G) - A door hinge
thal, -o, -us (G) - A twig; a young person
thalam, -i, -o, -us (G) - A chamber, inner room
thalass, -a, -i, -o (G) - The sea
thaler, -o (G) Fresh, blooming
=thalia (G My) Bloom; joy
thall, -o, -us (G) - A young shoot, twig
thalo, (G) - A twig; a young person
thalp, -o (G) - Heat
thalycr, -o (G) - Hot, glowing
thamb, -o, -us (G) - Astonishment
thamn, -o, -us (G) - A shrub
thana, -8, -to, -tus (G) - Death
=thapsia (G) - A poisonous plant
thapsin, -o (G) - Yellow
thapt, -o, (G) - Bury
=thauma, -si, -st, -to (G) - A wonder; wonderful
the, ma, (G): A view, spectacle; (L) tea
the, -i, (G): A god; (L): tea
the, -o (G) - Run; a god
theat, -r (G) - An audience; a theatre
thec, ma, -o (G) - A case, box, chest, cup
thect, -o (G) - Sharpened
theg, -o (G) - Sharpen
thei (G): Run; a god; (L): tea
thei, -o (G) - Sulphur
thel, -a, -i (G) - A nipple
thel, -y (G) - Female; tender
thelasm, -o (G) - Suck, suckle
thelic, -o (G) - Feminine
thelx, -i (G) - Bewitching
thely (G) - Female; tender
-them (NL) . Put
thema, -t (G) - A thing laid down; a theme
themeli, -a (G) - A foundation
=themis (G) - Law, Justice
=thenar, -o (G) - The palm of the hand
theo (G) - Run; a god
=theorema, -to (G) - A spectacle; a theory
ther, -i, -io, alum (G) - A wild beast
ther, -o (G) - Summer; hunt for
thera, -to (G) - Hunting, pursuit
therap, -eu, -o, my (G) - Serve; treatment
theri, -a, -d, -o (G) - A wild beast
therm, -o (G) - Heat; a lupine
thero (G) - A wild beast; summer; hunt for
thesaur, -i, -o (G) - A treasure
=thesis (G) - An arranging
thesm, -o, -us (G) - A law, rule
thet (G) - Place, arrange; a servant
theurg (G) - Supernatural
thias, -o, -us (G) - A band, company
thigm, ma, -ato, -o (G) - A touch
thin, -o (G) The shore; a sand heap
thio, -n (G) Sulphur
thlas, -t (G) - Crush, flatten
thlasp, mi (L) - A kind of cress
thlib, -o (G) - Press, squeeze
thlips, -I (G) - Press, squeeze; pressure
tho, -o (G) - Quick; a jackal
thol, -o, -us (G) - A dome; mud
tholer, -o (G) - Muddy
thomi, -ng, onx, -s (G) p A whip, string
thoo (G) - Quick; a jackal
thor, -o (G) - Rushing-, the semen
athora (LL) - A bed
thora, -co, -x (G) - A breastplate; the thorax
thorect, -o (G) - Armed with a breast plate
thorict, -o (G) - Armed with a breast plate
thoro (G) - Rushing; the semen
=thorus (LL) - A bed
thoryb, -o, -us (G) - A noice, uproar
thran, -I, -o (G) - A bench; a swordfish
thras, -Y (G) - Bold
thrass, -o (G) - Disturb
thraupi, -s (G) - A small bird
thraust, -o (G) - Brittle
=thremma, -to (G) - A nursling
thren, -o (G) - Wail, lament
threps, -I, -o (G) - Nourishment
thrept (G) - Feeding; nourished
thrida, -c, -x (G) - Lettuce
thrina, -c, -x (G) - A three-pronged fork
thrinc, -o, -us (G) - A cornice, eaves
thrip, -i, -o, - s (G) - A kind of insect
=thrix (G) - Hair
thromb, -o, -us (G) - A clot, blood clot
throsc, -o (G) - Spring, leap
thry, -o, -on (G) - A rush, reed
thryp, - si, -t (G) - Break in pieces; crushing
=thuja (ML) - Arbor vitae
=thula (Ch) - The snowy egret
thunn, -us (L) - The tunny fish
thur, -a (G) - A door
thur, -i (L) - Incense
thurid (G) - Rushing, impetuous
thuy, -a (G) - Arbor vitae
thyell, -a, -o (G) - A hurricane
thylac, -o (G) - A sack, pouch
thym, -o, -us (G) - The mind, spirit, courage; rage; thyme; the thymus gland
thymall, =us (G) - A kind of fish
thymel (G) - An altar, a place of sacrifice; scenic
thymiama (G) - Incense; burn
thymo; =thymus (G) - The mind, spirit; rage; thyme; the thymus gland
thynn, =us (G) - The tuna fish
thyo (G) - A sacrifice; incense
thyr, =a, -i, -o (G) - A door
thyr, -eo (G) - A shield
thyri, -do, -s (G) - A window
thyrs, -o (G) - A wand or staff
thysan, -o, =us (G) - A fringe
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tiar, =a, -o (G) A headdress
tibi, -a, -o (L) The shin bone
tibic, men, -in (L) - A flute player
-tic (G) - Relation; (L): belonging to
tich, -o (G) - A wall
tigill, =um (L) - A piece of wood
tign, mum (L) - A beam, timber
tigri, -n (L) - A tiger; striped like a tiger
=tilia (L) - The linden tree
till, -o (G) - Tear, pull out
tilt, -o (G) - Plucked
tim, -id, -or (L) - Fear
tim., =a, -o (G) - Honor, esteem
timi, -o (G) - Valued, precious
timor (G): Avenge; (L): fear
tin, -o (G) - Stretch, extend; punish
=tinagma, -to (G) - An agitation
tinct (L) - Dyed, tinged
tine, =a., -I (L) - A moth
tinn, -it, -ul (L) - Ringing, tinkling
tino (G) - Stretch, extend; punish
tintinn (L) - Ring, Jingle
tintinnabul, =um (L) - A bell
tinto (It) - Tint
tiph, -a, -i (G) - A kind of Insect
tipul, =a (L) - A water spider
tir, -a, -e (L) - Draw
titan, -o (G My) -Gigantic; chalk
tithen (G) - A nurse; nursing
tithymal, -us (G) - A spurge
titill, -a (L) - Tickle
titth, -o, -us (G) - A nipple
titub, -a (L) - Stagger
titul, nus (L) - A title
tityr, -us (G) - A pheasant
tla, -s (G) - Suffering
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=tmema, -to (G) - A section, portion
tmesi, -s (G) - Separation, division
toc, -o, -us (G) - Birth
tod, -I, -us (L) - A small bird, a tody
=toga (L) - A cloak
toich, -o (G) - A wall
tok, -o, -us (G) - Birth
toler, -a (L) - Bear
tolm, -a, -ero (G) - Daring, bold
tolyp, -a (G) - Wind up; something
tom, =e, -I, -o, =y (G) - Cut
toment, -os, =um (L) - Dense hair, stuffing
ton, -o (G) - A tone; tension; something stretched
tons, -or, -ur (L) - Shear, cut, shave
tonsill, =a (L) - A tonsil
top, -o, =us, =y (G) - A place
toph, =us (L) - A porous stone
tor, -o, =us (L) - Muscle; a swelling; (G) - a borer
torcul, =a (L) - A wine press
=torda (Sw) - The razor-billed auk
=toreuma, -to (G) - Embossed or carved work
toreus, -i (G) - Bored through; a borer
torfa (LL) - Turf
tonn, -o, -us (G) - A hole, socket
torment (L) - A twisted rope; a missile; torture
torn, -eu, -o (G) - Work with a lathe; turn around
toro (L): Muscle; a swelling; (G): a borer
torp, -e, -ed, -es, -id, -or (L) - Numb; numbness; benumb
torqu, -e, -i (L) - Twist
torquat (L) - Collared
torqui, us (L) - A necklace, collar
torr, - e, -i (L) - Parch, roast
torren (L) - Inflamed, hot; a torrent
torrid (L) - Dried up, parched
tors, -i, -o (L) - Twist
tort, -t (L) - Twisted
tortri, -c, =x (L) - A tormentor; twisted
tortu. (L) - Winding, twisting
torul, -i, -us (L) - A hair tuft
=torus (L) - Muscle; a swelling
torv, -i (L) - Savage, fierce-eyed
toryn, -a, 4, -o (G) - A spoon
tosa (G) - Very
tot, -a, -i (L) - All
totan, aus (LL) - A moor hen
toi, -o, -um (G) - A bow
toidc, -um (L) - A poison, arrow poison
=toxeuma, -to (G) - An arrow
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trab, -i, us (L) - A beam, timber
trabe, na (L) - A robe of state
trabeculat (NL) - Marked with cross bars
trach, -i, -y (G) - Rough
trache, na, -i, -o (L) - The windpipe
trachel, -o (G) - The neck, throat
trachyte (G) - Roughness tract (L) - Drawn
trag, -ed, -i (G) - Tragedy
trag, -i, -o1 =us (G) - A goat
=tragopan (L My) A fabulous bird
tram, -a, -o (L) - Cross-woven fabric, woof
tram, =es, -it (L) - A cross way, path
tran, -es, -i (G) - Clear, distinct
tran ' -s (L) - Across, through
transvers, -o (L) - Transverse
trapel, -o (G) - Easily turned
trapez, na, -i, -o (G) - A table
traphe, -c, -x (G) - A spear
trapher, -o (G) - Well fed
=trauma, -to (G) - A wound, shock
travi (L) - Penetrate
trech, -o (G) - Run, hasten
trechn, -o, mus (G) - A branch
=trema, -to (G) - A hole
trem, -e., -o, -or, -ul (L) - Shake, tremble
trep, -o (G) - Turn
trepan, -i, -o (G) - Bore, bore through
treph, -i, -o (G) - Feed; thicken
trepid (L) - Restless, confused
trepo (G) - Turn
trept, -o (G) - Turned about, changed
trero, -no (G) - Shy
tresi, us (G) - A puncture, hole
tret, -o (G) - Perforated
tri (L) - Three
tria, -do, us (G) - Three
triaconta. (G) - Thirty
triaen, -a (G) - A trident
trib, -o (G) - Rub; a highway
tribel, -o (G) - Three-pointed
tribol, -o (G) - Three-pronged
tribul, -us (L) - Three-pointed; a kind of thorn
trica (L) - A trifle
tricesim. (L) - The thirtieth
trich, -o (G) - Hair
tricha, -do, -s (G) - A thrush
trichin, -o (G) - Hairy; of hair
trichod, -o (G) - Hairy
trico (G) - Hair
trien, -t (L) - One-third
trigesim (L) - The thirtieth
triginta (L) - Thirty
trig, =a (G) - A mullet
trigon, -o (G) - A triangle; triangular
trime, -no (G) - Three months
trime, -str (L) - Three months
-trimma, -to (G) - That which is rubbed
tring, =a (G) - A sandpiper
=trio, -no (L) - A plow ox
trion, -um. (NL) - A malvaceous plant
tripan (G) - Bore through
tripl, -i, -o (L) - Three-fold, triple
trips, -i (G) - Friction
tript, -o (G) - Rubbed, polished
triquetr (L) - Triangular
trism, -o, -us (G) - A squeak
triss, -o (G) - Triple
trist, -i (L) - Sad
trit (L): Rubbed; practiced; (G): the third
tritic, -um (L) - Wheat
trito (G) - The third
triton (G) - A sea god
tritur, -a (L) - Rub together, pulverize, grind
trivi (L) - Three ways; a crossroads
-trix (L) - An agent, or doer of an action
trix (G) - Hair; three-fold
troch, -o, -us (G) - A wheel
=trochanter (G) - A runner; the ball on which the hip bone turns
trochil (G) - A pulley;. a very small bird
trochle, na (G) - A pulley
trocho (G) i A wheel
troct, -es, -o (G) - A gnawer; gnawed
trogl: we, -o (G) - A hole, cave
trogo (G) - Nibble, gnaw
trom, -o, -us (G) - A tremor, trembling
troma, -t (G) - Wound
trombid (NL) - A little timid one
trop, -ae, -e, -o (G) - Turn, change
troph, -i, -o (G) - Nourish; food, nourishment
tropi, -d, -do, -o, us (G) A keel; turn
tropic, -a, -o (G) - Tropical
=tropism (G) - A turning
tropo (G) - Turn, change
=trosis (G) - A wounding, an injury
=trox (G) - A weevil; a gnawer
truc, -i (L) - Fierce
truch, -ero, -o (G) - Ragged, worn
truculent (L) - Very fierce
trud (L) - Thrust, push
trud, -i, -is (L) - A pointed pole
trus (L) - Thrust, push
=trux (L) - Fierce
trunc, -a, -at, =us (L) - Cut off, maimed; that which is cut off, the trunk
trutt, =a (LL) - A trout
try (L) - Three, three times
trybli, -o, =um (G) - A cup or bowl
trych, -o (G) - Consume
trychin, -o (G) - Ragged
trychn, -o, mus (G) - Nightshade; worn out
trygo, -n, -no (L) - A dove; a stingray
trym, =a, -o (G) - A hole
tryp, -a, -ano, -o (G) - A hole; bore
tryp, -s, -t (G) - Rub; rubbed
trypet (G) - Bored; a borer
trysi (G) - Wearing out
tryss, -o (G) - Dainty
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=tsuga (Jap) - Hemlock
tub, -a (L) - A trumpet
tub, -i, mus (L) - A tube, pipe
tuber, -i (L) - A knot, knob, swelling
tubercul, =um (L) - A little knob or swelling
tubul, -i, -us (L) - A little pipe
=tubus (L) - A tube, pipe
tuit (L) - Considered; guarded
tulip, -i. (F) - The tulip
tum., -e, -esc (L) - Swell.
tumid (L) - Swollen
=tumor, -i (L) - A swelling
tumul, mus (L) - A hill
tund (L) - Beat
tunic, =a (L) - A covering, cloak
tupai (Mal) - A tree shrew
tupi, -d, as (G) - A hammer
turb, =a (L) - A crowd, disturbance
turbell, -a (L) - A little crowd
turbid (L) - Disturbed
turbin (L) - A top; spinning, whirling
turbulen, -t (L) - Disturbed, confused
turd, -i, -us (L) - A thrush
turg, -id (L) - Swell; swollen
turni, -c, -ci, -x (NL) - A quail
turp, -i (L) - Vile, base
turr, -i, =is (L) - A tower
tursi, no (L) - A porpoise
=turtur, -i (L) - A dove
tuss, -i (L) - Cough
tussilag, -in, =o (L) - The colt's foot
tut, -am, -or (L) - Guard, protect
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tw, -i, -y (AS) - Double
tych, -ae, -e, -ero, -o (G) - Chance, fortune
tycn, -o (G) - Dense
tyl, -a, -ar, -o, -us (G) - A knob, knot, pad
tylot, -o (G) - Knobbed, knotted
tymb, -o, -us (G) - A tomb
=tymma, -to (G) - A blow
tympan, -i -o, =um (G) - A drum
typ, -i, -o (G) - A blow or strike; a type
typh, -a (G) - The cattail
typh, -o, =us (G) - Smoke
typhl, -o (G) - Blind
typi, typo (G) - A blow or strike; a type
typot, -o (G) - Molded
typt, -o (G) - Beat, rap
tyr, -eum, -o (G) - Cheese
tyrann, -o, -us (G) - A tyrant, master
tyrb, -a (G) - Disorder
=tyto, -n (G) - An owl
U – V – W – X – Y – Z
un - va - ve - vi - vo - xa - y - z
u, -n (L) - Not
uber, -i (L) - A breast; fruitful
ubiqu, -it (L) - Everywhere
ud, -am, -en (G) - No one, none
ud, -o (L) - Wet; 0: a path, way, threshold
ude, -o (G) - The ground
udeter, -o (G) - Neither
-ul, =a, =e, =um, -us (L) - Little
ul, -a, -e, -i (G) - A scar
ul, -o (G) - The gums; curly, woolly; destructive
ulc, -er, -us (L) - An ulcer
-ule (L) - Little
ule (G) - Matter; a scar
=ulex (L) - The rosemary
uli, -o (G) - A scar; deadly
ulic (L) - The rosemary
ulig, -in, -o (L) - Moisture
ulm, -us (L) - The elm
mulna (L) - The elbow; the ulna
ulo (G) - The gums; a scar; curly, woolly; whole; destructive
-ulous (L) - Full of
ultim. (L) - Last, furthermost
ultr, -a, -o (L) - Beyond
ultrone (L) - Voluntary
ulul, -a (L) - Howl, hoot; a screech owl
-ulum; -ulus (L) - Little
ulv, -a (L) - A sedge
umbell, -a, -i (L) - An umbrella
umbilic, -us (L) - The navel
=umbo, -n (L) - A projecting knob; a shield
umbr, -a, -i (L) - Shade
umbros (L) - Shady
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un (L) - Not
un, -a, -i (L) - One
unc, -in, minus, =us (L) - A hook
uncia, (L) - A twelfth; a trifle
uncinat (L) - Hooked, with hooks
-uncl, me (L) . Little
unct (L) - Anoint; luxurious
-uncul, =a, =um, =us (L) - Little
und, -a, -i (L) - A wave
undulat (L) - Waved, wavy
ungu, men, -in (L) - An ointment
ungui, -s (L) - A nail, claw
ungul, -a (L) - A hoof
uni (L) - One
=unio, -n (L) - A pearl
uper (G) Over, above
upo (NL) Under, below
upti, -o (G) - Bent backward, inverted
upup, -a, -i. (L) - A hoppoe
ur (L) - Burn
ur, -a, -o (G) - The tall
urach, -o, -us (G) - The foetal urinary canal
urae, -o (G) - The hindmost
urag, -i (G) - The rear
urani, -o (G) - The heavens; the palate
uranisc, -o, -us (G) - The roof of the mouth, palate
urano, (G) - Heaven
urb, -an, -i, us (L) - A city
urce, -ol, -us (L) - A pitcher
ure (G) - The tail; urine
ured, -in, -o (L) - A blight
ureo (G) - Urine; urea
=ureter, -D (G) - The ureter
urethr, -a, -o (G) - The urethra
urg, my (G) - Work; press
uri (G) - The tail; urine
=uria (L) - A diving bird; 0: urine
urin, =a, -o (L) - Urine; dive
urinator (L) - A diver
uro (G) - The tail; urine
urs, -a (L) - A bear
urtic, =a (L) - A nettle
urubu (Br) - The black vulture
usne (Ar) - Moss
ust, -ici, -ul, -ulat (L) - Scorched, browned
ustilag, -in, so (LL) - A smut: a thistle
uter, -i, -o, =us (L) - The womb, uterus
util (L) - Useful
utri, -c, -cul (L) - A leather bag
uv, =a, -i (L) - A grape, berry
uvid (L) - Damp
uvul, =a, -o (L) - The palate; uvula
=uxor, -i (L) - A wife
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vac, -a, -u (L) - Empty
vacc, =a, -i (L) - A cow
vaccin, -i, -o (L) - Of a cow; vaccine
vacill, -a (L) - Waver
vacu (L) - Empty
vad, -o, =um (L) - A ford, shallow place
vadi (L) - Bail, a legal -pledge
vag, -a, -an, =us (L) - Wandering
vagin, =a, -o (L) - A sheath
vagit (L) - Crying, squalling
valen, -t (L) - Strength; be worth
valerian, =a (L) - Valerian
valetud, -in, =o (L) - Health
valg (L) - Bow-legged
valid (L) - Strong
vall (L) - A valley; a wall, rampart
vallicul, =a (L) - A furrow
valv, =a (L) - A folding door; a valve
vampyr (Rs) - A vampire
van , i (L) - Empty
vanescen (L) - Vanishing
vann, -us (L) - A fan
vapid (L) - Insipid, tasteless, spoiled
vapor, -i (L) - Steam, vapor
var (L) - Bent
varan, -i (Ar) - A monitor lizard
vari, -a, -o (L) - Change; variegated, mottled
vari, -c, -x (L) - A swollen vein
variegat (L) - Marked variously
=vas, -a, -o (L) - A vessel, duct
vascul, -a, =um (L) - A little vessel
vast (L) - Laid waste; empty; desolate; huge
vati (L) - A prophet; bow-legged
vaticin (L) - Prophetic
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vect (L) - Carried
veget (L) - Lively, spirited
vehemen (L) - Vigorous, forceful
vehicul, =um (L) - A conveyance
vel, -a, -i, =um (L) - A veil; a sail
vel, =es, -it (L) - A skirmisher
vell, -eri, -os, =us (L) - Wool, fleece
vellic, -a (L) - Twitch
velo, -ci, =x (L) - Swift
=velum (L) - A veil; a sail
=velumen (L) - Fleece
velutin (NL) - Velvety
ven, =a, -o (L) - A vein
venat (L) - Hunt; hunting
venen, -i. -of =UM (L) - Poison
vener, -a (L) - Revere., respect
vener,, -a, -ea, -i (L My) - Pertaining to Venus; coitus, sexual intercourse
veni,=a (L) - Pardon, favor
veno (L) - A vein
venom (L) - Poison
vent, -i, -o' =us (L) - The wind
vent, =er, -r, -ro (L) - The underside, belly
vent, -i' -o' =us (L) - The wind
ventricul, -o (L) - The belly; a ventricle
=ventus (L) - The wind
=venus (L My) - Goddess of love and beauty
venust (L) - Charming
ver, -a, -ac, -i (L) - True; truth
veratr, =um (L) - The hellebore
verb, -i, -o., =um (L) - A word
verbasc, =um (L) - Mullein
verben, =a (L) - A sacred herb, sacred bough
verd, -an, -i, -ur (OF) . Green
veret, -ill, -r (L) - The private parts, penis
veri (L) - True
verm, -i, =is (L) - A worm
vern, -a (L) - The spring; be gay
vernacul (L) - Native, local
verricul, =um (L) - A net, seine
verruc, =a (L) - A wart
vers, -a (L) - Turn, change
versi (L) - Various; turning; verse
versut (L) - Shrewd, clever
vert, -a, -e (L) - Turn
vertebr, =a, -o (L) - A joint; a vertebra
vert, =ex, -ic (L) - The apex; a whirlpool
verticill, -a, =us (L) - A whorl
vertig, -in, =o (L) - A whirling; dizziness
vesan (L) - Insane
veslic, =a, -o (L) - A bladder
vesicul, =a, -o (L) - A little bladder, a blister
vesp, =a, -i (L) - A wasp
vesper, -i, -tin (L) - Evening
=vespertilio, -n (L) - A bat
vest, -i, =is (L) - Clothing, a coat
vestibul, =um (L) - A porch, vestibule
vestig, -i, =ium (L) - A footstep, trace
vetera, -n (L) - Old, of long standing
veterin (L) - Of a beast of burden
vetul, =a, -o, =us (L) - An old person
vexan (L) - Annoying
vexill, =um (L) - A standard, banner
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-via (L) - A way, road
vib, =ex, -ic (L) - A whip mark
vibr, -a, -i, -o (L) - Shake, vibrate
=vibrissa (L) - A hair of the nostrils
viburn, =um (L) - The wayfaring tree
vicari (L) - Substitution, change; a substitute
vicen (L) - Twenty
=vicia (L) - A vetch
vicin, -i (L) . Neighboring, near
vict (L) - Conquer
victu (L) - Food, nourishment
vidu, -i (L) - Widowed
viet (L) - Shrunken, withered
vigesim (L) - The twentieth
vigil, -i (L) - Awake, on the watch
vigint, -i (L) - Twenty
=vigor, -i (L) - Activity, force
vili (L) - Vile, base
vill, -i, =us (L) - Shaggy hair
villos (L) - Hairy
vim, =en, -in (L) - A twig, flexible shoot
vin, -a, -e, -o, -um (L) - Wine
vinace (L) - Of wine; wine-colored
vinc (L) - Bind, conquer
=vinca (NL) - The periwinkle
vincul, =um (L) - A confining band
vind, =ex, -ic (L) - A claimant; a defender
vine, vino (L) - Wine
vinnul (L) - Delightful
vinos (L) - Full of wine
=vinum (L) - Wine
viol, -a, -en (L) - Injure, profane
=viola, -ce (L) - Violet; violet-colored
viper, =a, -i (L) - A viper, snake
=vipio, -n (L) - A small crane
=vir (L) - A man
vire, -ns (L) - Green
=vireo, -n (L) - A kind of bird
virescens (L) - Becoming green, greenish
virg, =a (L) - A rod; a twig
virg, -in, =o (L) - A virgin
virid, -esc (L) - Green
viril (L) - Manly
viro (L) A poison; a stench
viros (L) - Slimy, fetid
virtu (L) - Virtue
virul (L) - Poisonous
=virus (L) - A poison; a stench
=vis (L) - Force
vis, -a, -i, -u (L) - Look, see
viscer, -a, -o (L) - The organs of the body cavity
viscos (L) - Sticky
=viscum (L) - Birdlime; mistletoe
=viscus (L) - An organ in the body cavity
visi (L) - Look, see
vit, =a, -al (L) - Life
vit, -i, =is (L) - A vine; a winding
vitell, -i, -o, =us (L) - The yolk of an egg
viti, =um (L) - A fault, crime
vitr, -e, -i, -o (L) - Glass, glassy
=vitta, -t (L) - A stripe, band; striped
vitul, =a, -i (L) - A calf
vitupera (L) - Find fault with
viv, -a, -i (L) - Alive, living
viva, -c, =X (L) - Lively, animated
viverr, =a (L) - A ferret
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voc, -a, -i (L) - A voice
vocifer (L) - Loud, noisy
vola (L) - The palm, sole; fly; the will
volan (L) - Flying
voli, -t (L) - Wish
volit, -a (L) - Fly, fly about
volubil (L) - Turning, rolling, fluent
volucr (L) - Flying, winged, swift
volum, =en, -in (L) - Something rolled up; a volume
volunt (L) - . The will; a choice
volupt (L) - Pleasure
volut, -a (L) - Roll, turn
volv (L) - Roll, turn
=vomer, -i (L) - A plowshare
vomi (L) - Discharge, vomit
vor, -a (L) - Eat, devour
vora, -c, =x (L) - Greedy
vort, =ex, -ic (L) - Rotating, whirling; a whirlpool
=vox (L) - A voice
vulcan (L My) - Fire
vulga, -r, -ri, -t (L) - Common., commonplace
vulner (L) - Wound
vulp, =es, -i (L) - A fox; cunning
vuls (L) - Shorn, smooth
vultur (L) - A vulture
vulv, =a, -o (L) - A covering, wrapper; the vulva
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xani, -o, =um (G) - A comb for wool
xanth, -o (G) - Yellow
=xema (NL) - A fish-tailed gull
xen, -i, -o, =us (G) - A stranger, guest
=xenia (G) - Hospitality
xenic, -o (G) - Foreign, strange
xenis, =m (G) - Entertainment
xeno; =xenus (G) - A stranger, guest
xer, -o (G) - Dry
xes, -i, -m (G) - Publish, scrape; scrapings
xest, -o (G) - Published
xiph, -i, -o, =us (G) - A sword
xoan, -o (G) - A carved image
xuth, -o (G) - Yellowish, tawny
xyel, =a, -o (G) - A wood-cutting tool
xyl, -o, =um (G) - Wood
xyloch, -o, =us (G) - A thicket
xylod (G) - Woody
xyn, -o (G) - Common
xyr, -o, =um (G) - A razor
xyri, -d, =s (G) - An iris
=xysma, -to (G) - Scrapings, shavings
xyst, -er, -o, -r (G) -Scraped; a scraper
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y (see also hy)
yl (G) Substance, matter
ymen, o (G) - A membrane
yper (G) - Over, above
ypn, -o (G) . Sleep
ypo (G) - Under, below
yponom, (G) - Undermine
ypsil, -i, -o (G) - Y-shaped
yun, g, =x (NQ - The wryneck
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za (G) - Very, exceedingly
zabr, -o (G) - Gluttonous
zal, =e, -o (G) . Sea spray; a storm
zamen (G) - Forceful, raging
zami, =a, -o (NL) - A kind of cycad; a decayed fir cone
zancl, -o, =um (G) - A sickle
ze, =a (G) - A grain
ze, -e, =us (G) - A kind of fish
zelo (G) - Emulate, envy, rival
zem, =a (G) - A drink
zemi, =a (G) - Loss, damage
zeo (G) - Boil, seethe
zephyr, -o, =us (G My) - The west wind
zeren, -o (G) - Dried
zest, -o (G) - Boiling, boiled
zete (G) - Search for
zeuct, -o (G) - joined
zeug, -o (G) - Things paired, a yoke
zeugl, -o (G) - The strap of a yoke
=zeugma, -to (G) - A band, bond
=zeus (G) - A kind of fish; a sea god
zeuxi, =s (G) - A joining
zinc, -o (L) - Zinc
zingiberi, =s (G) - Ginger
ziph, -i, -o, =us (G) - A sword
zirco, -n (Ps) - Cold-colored
zizani, =um (G) - A weed
zizyph, =um (G) - The jujube tree
zo, -a, -i, -o. =on (G) - An animal
zoarc (G) - Maintaining life
zodi (G) - A little animal
zodiac (G) - Out of animals
zoi (G) - An animal
zom, -o, =us (G) - Soup, broth; a corpulent person
zon, =a, -i (G) - A belt, zone, girdle
zoo, =n (G) - An animal
zoph, -er, -ero, -o (G) - Dusky, gloomy; darkness
zoro (G) - Alive, living, pure, strong
zorr, =o (SP) - A fox
zos, -m, -mer, -ter (G) - A girdle
zyg, -o, =us (G) - A yoke
zygaen, =a (G) - The hammerhead shark
zyi, -o (G) - Wood
zym, =a, -o (G) - Ferment, leaven, yeast
zyth, =us (G) A kind of beer
zyxi, =s (NL) A joining
Updated: February 1, 2011