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2 Latin Root 1 fallere: to trick, deceive, be incorrect FAL-,FAIL, FAULT

3 Sp. Cognates: fallar, falacia
Latin Root 1 fallere: to trick, deceive, be incorrect FAL-, FAIL, FAULT false, falsify, falsification fallible, infallible fault, faulty fallacy fail, failure, unfailing Sp. Cognates: fallar, falacia

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5 Latin Root 2 capere: to own, to seize CAP-, CEP-, CEIVE-

6 capacidad, anticiparse, concebir, concepto, conception, recibir,
Sp. Cognates: capitan, capacidad, anticiparse, concebir, concepto, conception, recibir, recepto, reception, percibir, perception, principio, interceptar, interception Latin Root 2 capere: to own, to seize CAP-, CEP-, CEIVE- captain capture, captive receive, receipt, reception deceive, deceit, deception perceive, perception conceive, concept, conception except, exception accept, acceptable capacity

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8 Latin Root 3 claudere: to close or shut in CLUD-, CLUS-, CLOS-

9 Sp. Cognates: concluir, incluir, excluir
Latin Root 3 claudere: to close or shut in CLUD-, CLUS-, CLOS- Sp. Cognates: concluir, incluir, excluir closet conclude, conclusion enclose, exclude, exclusion, exclusive include, inclusion occlude, occlusion preclude, preclusion recluse, reclusive seclude, seclusion claustrophobia

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11 Latin Root 4 cognoscere: to know GNOS-, COGN-

12 Sp. Cognates: reconocer
Latin Root 4 cognoscere: to know GNOS-, COGN- diagnosis, diagnostic prognosis,prognostication agnostic know, knowledge, acknowledge, acknowledgement recognize, recognition cognate cognition ignorant, ignorance ignore

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14 Latin Root 5 credere: to believe CRED-

15 Sp. Cognates: credito, creencia
Latin Root 5 credere: to believe CRED- credit, creditor credible, incredible creed credentials discredit

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17 Latin Root 6 currere: to run CUR-, CURS-, CORR-

18 Sp. Cognates: correr, carrera, al corredor,
a la corriente, el cursor, cursivo, el curso, ocurrir, recurrir, concurrir, la excursion Latin Root 6 currere: to run CUR-, CURS-, CORR- current, currency, concurrent, concurrently occur, occurrence recur, recurrence cursive recursive cursor incursion excursion corridor

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20 Latin Root 7 dictare: to tell dicere: to say DIC-, DICT-

21 Sp. Cognate: decir Latin Root 7 dictare: to tell dicere: to say
DIC-, DICT- abdicate, abdication benediction, malediction addict, addiction, addictive dictate, dictator diction, dictionary contradict, contradiction, contradiction indict, indictment adjudicate judicial, judiciary indicate, indicative, indication edict, dictum predict, prediction vindicate, vindication valedictorian

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23 Latin Root 8: ducere: to lead, to guide DUCE-, DUCT-

24 Sp. Cognates: producir, la produccion,
reducir, la reduccion, la conducta, conducir, conduccion, educar, la education, induccion, introducir, la introduccion, agua el acueducto Latin Root 8: ducere: to lead, to guide DUCE-, DUCT- reduce, reduction conduct, conduction aqueduct, duct, duct tape introduce, introduction deduce, deduction produce, production, productive

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26 Latin Root 9 anim: spirit, mind ANIM-

27 Sp. Cognate: animal, animar, magnanimo
Latin Root 9 anim: spirit, mind ANIM- animal animate inanimate unanimous animator, animated magnanimous

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29 Latin Root10 facere: to make, to do FAC-, FIC-, FAB-

30 Sp. Cognates: factor, la fabrica, fabricar
Latin Root10 facere: to make, to do FAC-, FIC-, FAB- fiction manufacture factory fabricate fabric benefactor artifact facsimile faculty

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32 Latin Root 11 ferre: to bear, to bring, to carry FER-

33 preferir, diferir, referirse, transfirir, sufrir
Latin Root 11 ferre: to bear, to bring, to carry FER- aquifer confer, conference conifer, coniferous circumference defer, deference differ, different, difference, indifferent, indifference fertile, fertility infer, inference offer prefer, preference proliferate refer, reference, referral, referendum suffer transfer, transference vociferous Sp. Cognates: preferir, diferir, referirse, transfirir, sufrir

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35 Latin Root 12: fluere: to flow FLU-

36 fluir, el fluido, con fluidez, la influenza, la influencia
Sp. Cognates: fluir, el fluido, con fluidez, la influenza, la influencia Latin Root 12: fluere: to flow FLU- affluent, affluence confluence effluence fluorescent influenza influence, influential mellifluous superfluous flush fluctuate fluent, fluency, fluid flux

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38 Latin Root 13: frangere: to break FRAG-, FRAC-, FRA- FLU-

39 fraccion, fragmento, frágil, fractura
Sp. Cognates: fraccion, fragmento, frágil, fractura Latin Root 13: frangere: to break FRAG-, FRAC-, FRA- FLU- fragile fragment fracture frail fray infraction refract

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41 Latin Root 14 gradum: step GRADI-, GRAD-, GRESS-

42 el grado, graduarse, el graduado, la graduada, el egresado,
Sp. Cognates: el grado, graduarse, el graduado, la graduada, el egresado, la egresada, el progreso, gradual, gradualmente, degradar, el gradiente, biodegradable, agresivo, el grado Latin Root 14 gradum: step GRADI-, GRAD-, GRESS- aggressive egress congress digress progress, progressive, progression regress, regressive, regression transgress, transgression grade, gradient, graduate gradual degrade, degradation, degradable, biodegradable

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44 Latin Root 15 iacere: to throw, to cast away JAC-, JECT-, JET-

45 inyectar, la inyección, objeto el proyecto, el proyectil, el adjetivo
Sp. Cognates: inyectar, la inyección, objeto el proyecto, el proyectil, el adjetivo Latin Root 15 iacere: to throw, to cast away JAC-, JECT-, JET- jet, jettison trajectory eject reject, rejection deject, dejection project, projector, projection abject interject subject, subjective object, objection adjective

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47 Latin Root 16 legere: to read, to gather LEG-, LECT-

48 electo, intelecto, negligencia selecctionar, leyenda, leer
Sp. Cognates: electo, intelecto, negligencia selecctionar, leyenda, leer Latin Root 16 legere: to read, to gather LEG-, LECT- collect elect intellect neglect select dialect lecture lectern legend legible, illegible legislate deselect, preselect dialect, dialectic

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50 Latin Root 17 liberare: to set free LIB-, LIV-

51 Sp. Cognate: el libro Latin Root 17 liberare: to set free LIB-, LIV-
liberate, liberation deliberate liberal liberty library deliver

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53 Latin Root 18: ludere: to play LUD-, LUS-

54 Sp. Cognates: eludir, aludir Latin Root 18: ludere: to play LUD-, LUS-
prelude ludicrous allude, allusion elude, elusive interlude

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56 Latin Root19: mittere: to send MIT-, MISS-, MESS-

57 admitir, admision, el permiso, permitir, cometir, encomendar,
Sp. Cognates: admitir, admision, el permiso, permitir, cometir, encomendar, comite, transmitir, la transmision, la sumision, la mision, el misionero, la misionara, omitir, omsion Latin Root19: mittere: to send MIT-, MISS-, MESS- message, messenger submit, submission, remit, remission admit, admission, permit, permission transmit commit, commission, committee mission, missionary

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59 Latin Root 20 monere: to warn, to watch, to guard MON-

60 Sp. Cognates: demonstrar, monumento Latin Root 20
monere: to warn, to watch, to guard MON- monitor admonish demonstrate money, monetary monument summon Sp. Cognates: demonstrar, monumento

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62 Latin Root 21 nominare: to name NOM, NYM-, NON-

63 el sinomino, el antonimo, nominal, el denominador,
Latin Root 21 nominare: to name NOM, NYM-, NON- nominate synonym, antonym anonymous eponym nominal denominator denomination pseudonym monomial, binomial, polynomial Sp. Cognates: el nombre, nombrar, el sinomino, el antonimo, nominal, el denominador, el monomial, el polinomio

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65 Latin Root 22 pellere: to drive PEL-, PULS-

66 el pulso, pulsar, la pulsacion, propulsar, repeler, repulsivo,
Latin Root 22 pellere: to drive PEL-, PULS- repel, repellent, repulsive propel, propeller impel, impulsive compel, compulsive, compulsory pulse expel, expulsion Sp. Cognates: el pulso, pulsar, la pulsacion, propulsar, repeler, repulsivo, impulsar, impeler, expulsar, la apelacion, la catapulta, catapultar

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68 Latin Root 23 pendere: to hang, to weigh, to pay PEND-, PENS-

69 independiente, la independencia, el pendiente, el pendulo, suspender,
Latin Root 23 pendere: to hang, to weigh, to pay PEND-, PENS- suspend, suspension pendant pendulum impend appendage expend, expensive, expense depend, dependence, dependent, independence, independent Sp. Cognates: depender, dependiente, independiente, la independencia, el pendiente, el pendulo, suspender, la suspension, pendiente

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71 Latin Root 24: plicare: to fold, to bend PLIC-, PLY-

72 Sp. Cognates: complicar, complejo, duplicar, el duplicado,
Latin Root 24: plicare: to fold, to bend PLIC-, PLY- complicate, complication complicit, comply multiplication, multiply duplicate implicit, explicit accomplice, implicate Sp. Cognates: complicar, complejo, duplicar, el duplicado, responder, complir, complaciente

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74 Latin Root 25 ponere: to place, to put together POS-, PON-

75 suponer, supuestamente, positivo, proponer, propuesta, depositar,
Sp. Cognates: la pose, la postura, exponer, la exposición, imponer, la imposición, suponer, supuestamente, positivo, proponer, propuesta, depositar, el deposito, poner Latin Root 25 ponere: to place, to put together POS-, PON- pose, position impose, imposition expose, exposition suppose, supposition transpose repose compose, composition dispose deposit posture

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77 Latin Root 26 portare: to carry; gateway PORT-

78 Spanish cognates: portátil, el portero, importar,
Latin Root 26 portare: to carry; gateway PORT- import, export portable deport, deportation support, supportive transport, transportation port, portal portico Spanish cognates: portátil, el portero, importar, la importación, el importado, exportar, la exportación, exportador, la oportunidad, importante, el portal, el puerto, Puerto Rico, el aeropuerto, deportar, el reporte, el transporte, transportar

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80 Latin Root 27: ruptura: a break or fracture RUPT-

81 Sp. Cognates: interrumpir, la erupcion, abrupto, ruptura
Latin Root 27: ruptura: a break or fracture RUPT- interrupt erupt disrupt abrupt rupture Sp. Cognates: interrumpir, la erupcion, abrupto, ruptura

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83 Latin Root 28 scribere: to write SCRIB-, SCRIP-

84 describir, manuscrito, scritura
Latin Root 28 scribere: to write SCRIB-, SCRIP- Sp. Cognates: escribir, describir, manuscrito, scritura script, Scripture, scribble describe, description inscribe, inscription prescribe, prescription subscribe, subscription

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86 Latin Root 29 sequire: to follow SEC-, SEQU-, SEG-

87 consecutivo, sequencia
Latin Root 29 sequire: to follow SEC-, SEQU-, SEG- Sp. Cognates: segundo, consecutivo, sequencia second segue sequence pursue, pursuit consecutive consequence, consequential, inconsequential

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89 Latin Root 30 scendere: to climb SCAN-, SCAL-,SCEND-

90 descender, trascender, escala
Latin Root 30 scendere: to climb SCAN-, SCAL-,SCEND- Sp. Cognates: ascender, descender, trascender, escala scale ascend, descend transcend escalate crescendo condescend

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92 Latin Root 31 sedere: to sit, to settle SED-, SID-, SESS-

93 residir, presidente, sedimento, sesion
Latin Root 31 sedere: to sit, to settle SED-, SID-, SESS- preside, president reside, residence sediment possess obsess session assiduous Sp. Cognates: residir, presidente, sedimento, sesion

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95 Latin Root 32 servare: to serve, to keep watch over SERV-

96 reservar, preservar, conservar
Latin Root 32 servare: to serve, to keep watch over SERV- serve, service, servant reserve, reservation deserve preserve, preservation conserve, conservation servitude Sp. Cognates: reservar, preservar, conservar

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98 Latin Root 33 specere: to see SPEC, SPIC- to see

99 Sp. Cognates: espectador, inspeccionar, respeto Latin Root 33
specere: to see SPEC, SPIC- to see spectator, spectacular, spectacle inspect, inspector, inspection respect, disrespect suspect, suspicion, suspicious spectrum aspect prospect, prospector perspective, retrospect Sp. Cognates: espectador, inspeccionar, respeto

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101 Latin Root 34 struere: to build STRU-, STROY—

102 Sp. Cognates: estructura, instruir, destruir, construir,
Latin Root 34 struere: to build STRU-, STROY— Sp. Cognates: estructura, instruir, destruir, construir, la construccion, el instrumento destroy, destruction, destructive instruct, instruction, instructor structure, structural, restructure infrastructure construct, construction, constructive instrument, instrumental construe, misconstrue obstruct, obstruction

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104 Latin Root 35 tenere, tendere: to hold, to stretch TEN-, TAIN-

105 Sp. Cognates: contener, retener, detener, detencion, teniente, obtener
Latin Root 35 tenere, tendere: to hold, to stretch TEN-, TAIN- tenant maintain, maintenance obtain retain, retention detain, detention sustain intent, intention extend, extensive Sp. Cognates: contener, retener, detener, detencion, teniente, obtener sustener, mantener, entretener, continuar intento

106 Latin Root 36 tractare: to drag, to draw away TRACT-

107 Latin Root 36 tractare: to drag, to draw away TRACT-

108 Sp. Cognates: tractor, atraer, extraer, el contracto, el abstracto
Latin Root 36 tractare: to drag, to draw away TRACT- attract, attractive detract, distract, distraction tractor subtract, subtraction abstract, abstraction retract, retraction extract, extraction contract, contraction Sp. Cognates: tractor, atraer, extraer, el contracto, el abstracto

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110 Latin Root 37 vertere: to turn VERT-, VERS-

111 Sp. Cognates: conversar, converso, conversacion,
Latin Root 37 vertere: to turn VERT-, VERS- Sp. Cognates: conversar, converso, conversacion, reves, invertir, inversion, convertir, conversion, controversia, diversion, verso anniversary revert, reverse, reversal invert, inversion convert, conversion divert, diversion, diversity, diversify introvert, extrovert

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113 Latin Root 38 verbum: word VERB-: word

114 Sp. Cognate: expresión verbal
Latin Root 38 verbum: word VERB-: word Sp. Cognate: expresión verbal verb verbal, non-verbal verbatim proverb verbalize verbose adverb

115 Latin Root 39 videre: to see VIC-, VID-, VIE-, VIS-

116 Sp. Cognates: vista, visitar, la visita, avisor, television
Latin Root 39 videre: to see VIC-, VID-, VIE-, VIS- visible, invisible visit video, television view, interview visor advice, advise evidence improvise supervise survey review, revision provide, provision Sp. Cognates: vista, visitar, la visita, avisor, television

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118 Latin Root 40 vocare: to call VOC-, VOK-

119 Sp. Cognate: vocabulario
Latin Root 40 vocare: to call VOC-, VOK- vocabulary vocal invoke, invocation evoke, evocative provoke, provocation revoke advocate vocation, avocation Sp. Cognate: vocabulario


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