1. Stage 34
Vocabulary

2. Auctor, auctoris (m)
Author, creator

3. Accuso, accusare, accusavi, accusatus
accuse

4. Sequor, sequi, secutus sum
follow

5. sequor, secutum: follow; secus: otherwise; secundus: following, second; adsequor: attack co-executor, co-executrix, consectary, consecution, consecutive, consecutively, consecutiveness, consequence, consequent, consequential, consequentialism, consequentiality, consequentially, consequently, countersuit, electrocute, electrucution, ensuant, ensue, ensuer, ensuingly, executable, execute, executer, execution, executionary, executioner, executive, exectutively, executor, executorial, executory, executrix, exequies, exequy, extrinsic, extrinsical, extrinsicality, extrinsically, inconsequence, inconsequent, inconsequently, inconsequential, inconsequentially, inconsequentiality, inexecutable, insequent, intrinsic, intrinsical, intrinsically, kiloparsec, lawsuit, malexecution, microsecond, millisecond, nanosecond, nolle prosequi, nonexecution, nonsequence, non sequitur, obsequent, obsequial, obsequies, obsequiosity, obsequious, osequiously, obsequiousness, obsequity, obsequy, offset, outset, parsec, paternity suit, per consequens, persecute, persecution, persecutor, persecutory, phase sequence, picosecond, postsecondary, prequel, prosecute, prosecuting, prosecution, prosecutor, prosecutorial, pursuable, pursuance, pursuant, pursuantly, pursue, pursuer, pursuit, pursuivant, resequent, second, secondarily, secondary, secondary conditioning, secondary education, second base, second best, second car, second-class, secondee, second-degree, seconder, seconddivision, second grade, second-guess, second-hand, second line, secondly, secondness, secondo (It), second-rate, second-round, seconds, second sight, second thought, second-year, sect, sectarial, sectarian, sectarianism, sectarianize, sectary, sectator, sectism, secund, secundiflorous, secundigravida, secundine, secundipara, secundogeniture, second thought, secundum, secundus, segue, sequacious, sequacity, sequel, sequela, sequence, sequency, sequent, sequential, sequentially, split-second, suability, suable, subsequence, subsequent, subsequential, subsequently, sue, suing, suit, suitability, suitable, suitably, suitcase, suite, suiting, suitor, terasecond, unexecuted, unpursued, unpursuing, unseconded, unsuitability, unsuitable, unsuitably, unsuited

6. Me auctore
At my suggestion

7. Regredior regredi, regressus sum
return

8. Frango, frangere, fregi, fractus
break

9. dum
While, until

10. Proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum
Set out

11. Gaudium, gaudii (n)
joy

12. gaudeo: rejoice; gaudium: joy begaud, enjoy, enjoyability, enjoyable, enjoyableness, enjoyably, enjoyer, enjoyingly, enjoyment, gaud, gaudeamus igitur, gaudery, gaudify, gaudily, gaudiness, gaudy, joie de vivre (Fr), joy, joyful, joyfully, joyfulness, joyless, joylessly, joyous, joyously, joyousness, joy ride, joystick, killjoy, overjoyed, rejoice, rejoicing, unenjoyed

13. Precor, precari, precatus sum
pray

14. haud
not

15. Patior, pati, passum sum
Endure, suffer

16. patior, passum: suffer; patientia: endurance compassion, compassionable, compassionate, compassionately, compassive, compassivity, compatibility, compatible, compatibly, counterpassion, disimpassioned, dispassion, dispassionate, dispassionately, dispassive, histocompatible, impassibility, impassible, impassibleness, impassibly, impassionate, impassionately, impassioned, impassionedly, impassive, impassively, impassiveness, impassivity, impatience, impatient, impatiently, incompatibility, incompatible, inpatient, omnipatient, outpatient, paso (Sp), passibility, passible, passiflora, passion, passional, passionary, passionate, passionately, passionateness, passionflower, passionist, passionless, Passion Sunday, Passion Week, passival, passivate, passivation, passivator, passive, passively, passiveness, passive resistance, passivism, passivist, passivity, passivizable, passivization, passivize, patience, patient, patienthood, patientless, patiently, patripassian, pseudopatient, satispassion, up-patient

17. Nascor, nasci, natus sum
Be born

18. nascor, natum: be born; natura: nature; (g)natus: son; (g)nata: daughter; gigno: bear; natio: nation agnate, annate, antenatal, antenate, antinatural, au naturel, binational, cognate, cognation, connate, connation, connative, connatural, connaturality, connaturally, connaturalize, connaturally, connaturalness, connature, Comintern, contranatural, denatality, denationalism, denationalist, denationalization, denationalize, denaturalization, denaturalize, denaturalizer, denaturant, denaturate, denaturation, denaturate, denaturation, denature, denaturize, denazification, denazify, enate, enatic, enation, good-natured, hypernatural, illnatured, infranatural, innascibility, innascible, innate, innately, innateness, innatism, international, internationalism, internationalist, internationality, internationalize, internationally, Interpol, intranatal, multinational, multinative, nada (Sp), naif (Fr), naissant, naive, naively, naivete, NASA, nascence, nascency, nascent, nascently, natal, natality, nation, national, nationalism, nationalist, nationalistic, nationalistically, nationality, nationalization, nationalize, nationalizer, nationally, nation-building, nationhood, nationwide, native, nativeborn, nativism, nativist, nativistic, nativity, nativize, natural, natural history, naturalism, naturalist, naturalistic, naturalization, naturalize, naturally, naturalness, nature, naturelle, nature-lover, nature-worship, naturism, naturist, naturopathy, Nazi, nee, neonatal, neonate, neonatologist, neonatology, noel, nonnative, nonnatural, paranatal, perinatal, postnatal, postnational, preggers, pregnance, pregnancy, pregnant, prenatal, preternatural, preternaturally, pronatalist, pro re nata, pseudopregnancy, puniness, puny, renaissance, renascence, renascent, Renata, renature, supernatural, supernaturalism, supernaturalist, supernaturalistic, supernaturality, supernaturalize, supernaturalness, supernature, supranational, supranationalist, supranatural, transnational, transnatural, ultranationalism, ultranationalist, ultranationalistic, United Nations, unnatural, unnaturalize, unnaturally, unnaturalness

19. Morior, mori, mortuus sum
die

20. mors (gen. mortis): death; mortuus: dead; morior (4): die amortization, amortize, antemortem, commorient, immortal, immortality, immortalization, immortalize, immortalizer, immortally, immortelle, immortification, livor mortis, memento mori, moraine, moribund, morituri te salutamus, mortal, mortality, mortalize, mortalizer, mortally, mortgage, mortgagee, mortician, mortiferous, mortification, mortify, mortmain, mortuary, murrain, postmortem, premortem, rigormortis, transmortal, unmortified

21. Loquor, loqui, locutus sum
talk

22. Egredior, egredi, egressus sum
Go out

23. Ingredior ingredi ingressus sum
Go in, enter

24. Hortor, hortari, hortatus sum
encourage

25. Progredior, progredi, progressus
Advance, go forward

26. Suspicor, suscepi, susceptus
To suspect

27. modo
Just, only

28. Sonitus, I (m)
sound

29. sine
without

30. Conspicor, conspicari, conspicatus sum
Catch sight of

31. Conor,conari, conatus sum
try

32. priusquam
Before, until

33. Comitor, comitari, comitatus sum
accompany

34. procul
far

35. quasi
As if

36. Adipiscor, adipisci, adeptus sum
obtain

37. Ultio, ultionis (f)
revenge

38. Vestimenta, vestimentae (f)
clothing

39. vestis: clothes devest, disinvest, disinvestment, divest, divestitive, divestiture, divestment, divesture, FBI, invest, investitive, investiture, investment, investor, reinvest, revest, revet, revetment, transvestic, transvestism, transvestite, transvestitism, travesty, undervest, uninvested, vest, vested, vestee, vestiarian, vestiary, vestimentary, vestiture, vestless, vestment, vestry, vestrybook, vestryman, vestryroom, vestural, vesture

40. Vel or