1. By: Katie FitzPatrick

2. CHAPTER 43

3. VERB for, fārī, fātus/a/um sum I speak, say http://toefl-book.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/toefl-speaking.jpg affability, affable, confess, confession, defamation, defame, fable, fabulous, fame, famous, fate, fateful, ill-fated, ineffable, infamous, infamy, infancy, infant, infantile, infantilism, infantry, preface, prefatory, profess, profession, professionalism, professor

4. NOUN pectus, pectoris N. Breast, heart angina pectoris, expectorant, expectorate, expectorates, expectorating, expectoration, expectorative, expectorator, imo pectore, in pectore = “In secret.”, pectoral, pectoralgia, pectoralis, pectoriloquy, pectorophony, pects (slang), unexpectorating http://img1.artweb.com/users/18 41/77499_human-heart.jpg

5. VERB http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_6mPtITyWNZM/TIxtR7esKcI/AAAAAAAAAEs/JrV8zhOScRE/s400/does -falling-in-love-make_1.jpg dīligō, dīligere, dīlēxī, dīlectus/a/um I love, cherish delectable, delight, delectation, predilection, delicious, delicate, delicacy, delicatessen, delightful, delighted, coil, collect, collectanea, collectible, collection, collective, collectively, college, collegial, collegian, collegiate, counter- intelligence, cull, culler, delegate, delegation, dialect, dialectic, dilectology, diligence, diligent, eclectic, elect, election, electioneer, elective, electively, illegible, indelicate, ineligibility, ineligible, illegitimately, intellect, intelligence, intelligent, intelligent design, intelligentsia, intelligible, intelligibly, irreligious, irreligiously, lectern, lection, lectionary, lecture, lecturer, legacy, legal, legalese, legalism, legalistic, legalist, legalistic, legality, legalize, legalization, legate, legatee, legation, legislate, legislate, legislation, legislative, legislative, legislator, legislatress, legislatrix, legislature, legist, legitimate, legitimate, legitimatize, legitimist, legend, legendary, legibility, legible, legion, legionary, legume, leguminivorous, leguminivore, leguminous, lesson, ligature, ligament, ligation, neglect, neglectful, negligee, negligent, negligence, negligible, negligibly, phonoselectoscope, predilection, pseudointellectual, recollect, recollection, religion, religious, religiously, select, selection, selective, sortilege, unintelligible, legitimacy, loyal, loyalist, loyalty, privilege, relegate, relegation

6. ADVERBS adeōTo such an extent, so http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/b/bd/Peter_Gabriel_So_CD_cover.JPG/220px-Peter_Gabriel_So_CD_cover.JPG

7. NOUN honor, honōris M.Honor, office cursus honorum, dishonest, dish onestly, dishonesty, dishonor, dishonorable, dishonorableness, dishonorably, honest, honestly, honesty, honor, honorableness, honorably, honoraria (pl), honorarium (s), honorary, honorable http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/02_04/BowDownAP_800x500.jpg

8. VERB dēsum, dēesse, dēfuī, dēfutūrus/a/um (+ dative)To Fail (+ dative) http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_WIJdR75WmGY/RkpXDVTqauI/AAAAAAAAAaw/G5Htg- zuKww/s400/failing%2Bpaper.jpg presence, present, presentation, presentative, presentable, presentee, presentor, presentment, essence, essential, future, futuristic, futurity, futurology, futurism, absence, absence, quintessence, quintessence, quintessential, quintessentialize, absence, absent, absentee, absenteeism, absente febre; abs. feb. = “While or when fever is absent.”, absenter, absente reo; abs. re. = “With the defendant absent.”, absently, absentminded, absentmindedly, absentmindedness, disinterest, disinterestedly, disinterestedness, essence, essential, essentialist, essentially, essentialness, essentiate, extraessential, in absentia, interesting, interestingly, misrepresent, misrepresentation, misrepresenter, omnipresence, omnipresent, omnipresently, presence, present, presentable, presentably, presentation, presentation, presently, presentment, quatressential, quintessence, quintessential, quintessentialize, represent, representation, representative, representatively, unessential, unessentially

9. ADJECTIVE ita In such a way, so, thus http://999design.co.uk/img/images /lrg/thus006.jpg

10. NOUN pudor, pudōris M. Shame, modesty depudicate, digitus impudicus, impudence, impudency, impudent, impudently, impudicity, mimosa pudica, pendum femininum, pudency, pudenda (pl), pudendagra, pudendal, pudendum (s), pudic, pudical, Pudicitia = Roman goddess of Modesty/Shame, pudicity, repudiate, repudiation, repudiationist, repudiative, repudiator, repudiatory breach http://www.gibbsmagazine.com/MPj0341 4090000[1].jpg

11. CONJUNCTION Ut (+ subjunctive) That (expressing consequence or result) http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikip edia/commons/e/e2/That_'70s_Sho w_logo.png

12. CONJUNCTION http://www.entertainmentwallpaper.com/images/desktops/movie/1814.jpg quiaBecause

13. ADJECTIVE prīvātus, prīvāta, prīvātum Private deprivable, deprivation, deprive, depriver, privacy, private, privateer, privately, privateness, privation, privative, privilege, privily, privity, privy http://reverse-phone- lookup.maxupdates.tv/wp- content/uploads/2011/03/Confident ial-reverse-phone-lookup-search- a.jpg

14. VERB nāscor, nāscī, nātus sumI am born http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-XJoK_IE- 5fw/TV5OpeFl7hI/AAAAAAAAAN8/wPfkQYBT7qk/s1600/New_Born_Baby.jpg adnascent, agnate, antenatal, cognate, connate, connately, denationalization, denationalize, denaturalization, denaturalize, denature, innate, innately, impregnate, international, internationalism, internationalist, internationalization, internationalize, internationally, intranatal, naive, naively, naivitee, nascence, nascency, nascent, Nascentes morimur finisque ab origine pendet = “From the moment of birth, we begin to die and the end hangs from the beginning.” (From Manilius, in his Astronomica. An alternate meaning: "Every day, starting from birth, we die a little."), natal, naticide, nation, national, nationalism, nationalist, nationality, nationalization, nationalize, nationally, native, natively, nativity, natural, naturalesque, naturalism, naturalist, naturalization, naturalize, naturally, naturalness, nature, naturopathy, naturopathy, naturopath, naturopathic, neonatal, neonate, neonatus, perinatal, perinatally, perinatologist, perinatology, postnatal, pregnancy, pregnant, pregnantly, prenatal, preternatural, preternaturally, puny, renaissance, renascence, renascent, supernatural, supernaturalism, supernaturally, ultranationalism, unnatural, unnaturally

15. NOUN http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/ea/Van_Gogh_-_Starry_Night_- _Google_Art_Project.jpg/300px-Van_Gogh_-_Starry_Night_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg ars, artis F = art, skill, technique artful, artfully, artfulness, artifact, artifice, artificer, artificial, artificially, artificialness, artillerist, artillery, artisan, artist, artiste, artistic, artistical, artistically, artistry, artless, artlessly, artlessness, art nouveau, artsy, Vires, artes, mores = “Strength, arts, morals.” ars, artis F

16. ADJECTIVE indignus, indigna, indignum (+ ablative)Unworthy condign, condignly, daintily, dainty, deign, dignifiedly, dignify, dignigratory, dignitary, disdain, disdainful, disdainfully, indignance, indignant, indignantly, indignation, indignity, infra dignitatem; infra dig. = “Beneath the dignity [of someone]” = undignified http://filipspagnoli.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/african-american-citizens-sitting-in-the-rear-of-the-bus-in-compliance-with-florida-segregation-law-posters.jpg

17. CHAPTER 42a

18. http://wordsinmyowntime.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/holding_hands-1418.jpg tangō, tangere, tetigī, tactus/a/um VERB I touch anticontagious, atactilia, attain, attainable, attainder, attainment, attaint, attaintment, contact, contactual, contagion, contagiously, contagious, contain, contaminate, contamination, contiguous, contiguousness, contingency, contingent, contingently, dermotactile, disintegrate, disintegrated, disintegration, disintegrity, distaste, distasteful, distastefully, entire, entirety, intact, intangibility, intangible, intangibly, integer, integral, integrally, integrate, integration, integrity, redintegrate, redintegration, surtax, tact, tactful, tactfully, tactfulness, tactile, tactile hypoesthesia, tactility, tactilogy, taction, tactometer, tactor, tactual, tangent, tangential, tangentially, tangibility, tangible, tangibly, tango, tangoreceptor, task, taste, tasteful, tastefully, tasteless, tasteless, tastelessness, taster, tastily, tasty, tax, taxable, taxably, taxation, teletactor, thermointegrator, thermotactic, thigmotactic, traumatotactic, zygotactic

19. dōnō, dōnāre, dōnāvī, dōnātus/a/umI give donate, donation, donee, donor, Dorothea, Dorothy, Eudora, Fedora, Heliodore, Isidore, Theodore, pardon, pardonable, pardoner http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs24/f/2007/328/8/5/Twilight_Apple_Wallpaper_by_lzz993.jpg VERB

20. redōnō, redōnāre, redōnāvī, redōnātus/a/um + http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs24/f/2007/328/8/5/Twilight_Apple_Wallpape r_by_lzz993.jpg http://www.ayushveda.com/dietfitness/wp- content/uploads/2009/12/backacne.jpg I give back donate, donation, donee, donor, Dorothea, Dorothy, Eudora, Fedora, Heliodore, Isidore, Theodore, pardon, pardonable, pardoner VERB

21. ADJECTIVE patrius, patria, patriumOf one’s father(s) OF ONE’S http://4.bp.blogspot.com/- uxOGGiooQ9U/Tsyzbs2QsEI/AAAAAAAAAOg/uTwOatfYF6k/s1600/Father_and_daugh ter_1.jpg allopatric, allopatrically, allopatry, ante- patriarchal, compaternity, compatriot, compatriotism, compatriotic, depatriate, expatriate, expatriated, expatriation, misopaterist, opsipatria, pater, paterfamilias, patresfamilias, paternal, paternally, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic, paternalistically, paternity, paternophobia, pater noster, patradelphy, patriarch, patriarchate, patriarchy, patrician, patricide, patricidal, plebeian, patriciate, Patrick, Patricia, patrilineal, patrilineage, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimony, patriot, patriotic, patriotism, patripassian, patripotestal, patrist, patristic, patroclinous, patroclinic, patrocliny, patriclinous, patrogony, patrolatry, patrology, patron, patronym, patronymic, patronymically, patron, patrophile, philopater, philopatric, philopatry, repatriate, repatriation, sympatria, sympatric

22. NOUN mīlitia, mīlitiae F http://www.military-schools.us/wp- content/uploads/2011/05/military.jpg Military service, army demilitarize, militancy, militant, militarist, military, militate, militia

23. parcō, parcere, pepercī, parsus/a/um To spare + DATIVE case http://4.bp.blogspot.com/- 8X9zRp1voiM/TsqAm1oUA2I/AAAAAAAAAG0/HP725uUwqAQ/s1600/spartacus%2B2.jpg parsimony, parsimonious VERB