aratrum, plough. 2 AV-, mark, notice. audio, hear. ex-audio, hear distinctly. auris, ear. 3 AV-, dare. audeō, dare. audax, daring. in-ausus, not dared, unattempted. 4 AV-, blow, waft. avis, bird. au-gurium, expounding of bird omens, augury. au-gurō, predict, foretell. armentum, cattle for ploughing, au-spicium, examination of birds, herds. 3 AR-, burn, dry. ārdeō [for arideo], be on fire, burn. ārdor, burning, heat. ex-ārdēscō, break out into flames. ARC-, shut in, keep off. arceō, keep away. auspices. AVG-, grow. augeō, increase. auctor, author. augustus, increased, noble. AVS- [originally one with aurum, gold (burning thing). ex-erceō, keep from the enclosure, aureus, golden. exercise. ex-ercitus, trained body, army. arcānus, hidden, secret. arcus, bow. arx, enclosing thing, citadel. Aurora, golden one, Aurora. CAD-, fall oc-cido, fall down, die. re-cidīvus, falling back, returning. cēdō [for cecadō], go, fall back. bū-cina [for bovi-cina], shepherd's caelum [for cavilum], hollow horn. CAND-, glow. candidus, shining, clear. ac-cendo, set fire to, kindle. in-cendo, put fire in, kindle. suc-cendo, kindle beneath. CAP-, take, hold. capiō, take. ac-cipio, take to one, receive. ex-cipio, take out, receive. per-cipio, take through, feel. re-cipio, take back, snatch. captīvus, taken, captured. caput, head. an-ceps, two-headed, two-edged. prae-ceps, head-foremost, swift. prae-cipue, taken before, especially. thing, sky. caelestis, heavenly. caeruleus, of the sky, dark blue. CEL-, CER, rise, tower. celsus, rising, lofty. collis [for colnis], rising ground, hill. culmen [for columen], high part, peak. columna, that which is high, pillar. CER-, CRE-, part. cernō, separate, perceive. dē-cernō, decide, contend. certus, separated, determined. sē-crētus, separated, secret. crimen, means of distinguishing, fault. in-ceptum, thing begun, begin- certamen, that which decides, ning. prīn-cipium, beginning. contest. certatim, in rivalry. dives, shining, rich. dent, rich. ab-ducō, lead off, steal. ē-dūcō, lead forth, rear. ED-, eat. edendum, to be eaten, food. dēns [for edens], eating thing, tooth. ditissimus, superl. of dis, resplen- bi-dēns, with two teeth; as noun, Dīs, deity, Dis. Diāna [for Dīvāna], shining one, Diana. dies, light, day. Iūnō [for Divōna], Juno. Iuppiter [for Diupiter], Jupiter. sheep. EM-, take. cōmō [for co-imō], take together, adorn. dir-imō [for dis-imō], take apart, divide. sümō [for sub-imō], take up. ab-sumō, take away, consume. |