Chapter 54 Page 122

1. Chapter 54 Page 122 -22 words- Lyndsey Britton December 22,2011

2. verb to begin *(defective verb – only exists in the perfect system) coepī, coepisse http://www.thermalz.com/pi_xc/2004/starting_line.jpg [related to capio inception, inceptive, incipiency, incipient]

3. Noun senecta, senectae Old age [insenescence, seignior, seigniorage, seignory, seigniory, senate, senator, senatorial, Senatusconsultum, senatuspopulusqueRomanus; S.P.Q.R. =The Senate and the People of Rome. The initials S.P.Q.R. http://ragrobyn.wordpress.com/tag/old-age/

4. verb oblīvīscor, oblīvīscī, oblītus sum To forget [oblivescence, obliviate, obliviator, oblivion, oblivionize, oblivions, oblivious, obliviously, obliviousness, obliviscence, oubliette] http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/photo/8761786.cms

5. verb meminī, meminisse To remember [commemorate, commemoration, commemorative, commemoratively, commemoratory, immemorial, immemorially, memento, memento mori, memo, memoir, memorabilia, memorable, memorably, memoranda, memorandum, memorial, memorialization, memorialize, memorially, memoriatechnica, memorize, memory, remember, remembrance, reminisce, reminisced, reminiscence (s), reminiscences (pl), reminiscent, reminiscential, reminiscentially, reminiscently, reminiscer, reminisces, reminiscing, - mne rootacousmatamnesia, amnemonic, amnesia, amnesiac, amnesic, amnesiophobia, amnestic, amnesty, anamnesis, anamnestic, antimnemonic, ataxiamnesia, ataxiamnestic, autoanamnesis, automnesia, catamnesis, catamnestic, Clytemnestra, cryptanamnesia, cryptomnesia, cryptomnesic, dysmnesia, dysmnesic, ecmnesia, hieromnemon, hypermnesia, hypermnestic, hypomnesia, hypomnesis, hypomnestic, lapsusmemoriae, logamnesia, mnemasthenia, mneme, mnemic, mnemon, mnemonic, mnemonicon, mnemonics, mnemonist, mnemonize, mnemophobia, Mnemosyne= The goddess of Memory, mnemotaxis, mnemotactic, mnemotechny, mnemotechnic, neomnesia, paleomnesia, palinmnesia, panmnesia, paramnesia, presbymnemia, promnesia, pseudomnesia, telamnesia, telemnemonike] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Light_bulb_icon_tips.svg

6. VERB volvō, volvere, volvī, volūtus/a/um To roll, turnover [advolution, archivolt, circumvolute, circumvolutio, circumvolution, circumvolve, circumvolving, convolute, convoluted, convolution, convolutional, counterrevolution, counterrevolutionary, counterrevolutionist, cultural evolution, demivolt, DEVO, devolution, devolution, devolve, devolvement, evolute, evolution, evolutional, evolutionary, evolutionism, evolutionist, evolutionize, evolvable, evolve, evolvement, evolver, femtovolt, gigavolt, involucre, involute, involuted, involution, involutional, involve, involved, involvedly, involvedness, involvement, kilovolt, macroevolution, megaelectronvoltcurie, megaelectrovolt, megavolt, millivolt, multivoltine, nanovolt, obvolute, obvolution, obvolvent, omentovolvulus, orthovoltage, revolt, revoltingly, revolute, revolution, revolutionary, revolutionism, revolutionist, revolutionize, revolve, revolver, teravolt, trivoltine, univoltine, vault, vaulter, volt, voltmeter, volubility, voluble, volubleness, volubly, volucrine, volume, volumeter, volumetry, voluminal, voluminous, voluminously, voluminousness, volute, Volventibusannīs = “With the years rolling on.” Also: "As time goes by."] http://www.cookinglight.com/cooking-101/techniques/gallery-how-to-roll-jelly-cake-00400000029233/page7.html

7. adjective cunctī, -ae, -a (pl.) all http://freedisneyclipartsite.com/Free_Disney_Clipart_2.html

8. adjective frīgidus, frīgida, frīgidum cold [frigid, frigideserta, frigidity, frigidly, frigidness, frigolabile, frigophile, frigophilic, frigophily, frigophilic, frigophile, frigophily, frigophobia, frigorie, frigorific, frigorimeter, frigorism, frigostabile, frigostable, frigotherapy, frisson (s), frissons (pl), refrigerant, refrigerate, refrigeration, refrigerator] http://www.clipartof.com/interior_wall_decor/details/Cartoon-Black-And-White-Outline-Design-Of-A-Cold-Man-Shivering-Poster-Art-Print-441332

9. CONJUNCTION simulac or simulatque As soon as [assembly, assimilate, dissimilate, ensemble, facsimile, resemblance, resemble, semblance, similar, similarity, simile, similitude, simple, simplicity, simplify, simulacrum, simulate, simulation, simultaneity, simultaneous, verisimilar, verisimilitude] http://f0.bcbits.com/z/38/68/3868751554-1.jpg

10. adjective līberālis, līberāle Generous, liberal [liberal, liberality, liberalize, liberate, liberation, liberator, libertarian, liberticide, libertine, liberty] http://strange-lands.com/2010/12/generous.html

11. verb aegrōtō, aegrōtāre, aegrōtāvī, aegrōtātus/a/um To be ill, sick [aeger – “sick.” A noun that means "an invalid"; as an adjective, it means "sick". In British universities, aeger is the traditional term used on students' medical excuses for failing to appear for an examination, and a medical excuse itself may also be called an aeger.] http://justagirlingreen.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/sick_girl.jpg

12. noun pulvis, pulveris dust [pulverize, pulverable, pulverulent] http://blog.ironmountain.com/wp-content/uploads/dust_bunnies.jpg

13. verb ōdī, ōdisse To hate [annoy, annoyance, annoyer, annoyingly, noisome, noisomely, noisomeness, odious, odiously, odiousness, odium, odium aestheticum, odium medicum, odium musicum, odium scholasticum, odium theologicum] http://missnymo.com/blog/2010/10/i-hate-snakes-but-burgers-are-good.html

14. noun tumulus, tumulī Mound, tomb [entomb, tomb, tombolo, tumefaction, tumefactive, tumescence, tumid, tumor, tumorigenic, tumorous, tumult, tumultuary, tumultuous, tumulus] http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g60910-d207913-Reviews-Emerald_Mound-Natchez_Mississippi.html

15. NOUN opēs, opum F pl. wealth [Ops = goddess of Wealth, opulence, opulent, copious, copy (s), copies (pl), cornucopia] http://www.blogcdn.com/www.luxist.com/media/2011/02/money.jpg

16. NOUN pietās, pietātisF. piety, faithfulness to country and the gods http://www.gjlts.com/images/album/lutherans/images/Luther%20and%20Elector%20-%20piety_jpg.jpg [piety, pious, impious, impiety]

17. ADJECTIVE quiēs, quiētisF rest [acquiesce, acquiescence, acquit, acquittal, acquittance, coy, coyish, coyly, coyness, disquiet, disquieting, disquietude, inquietude, quiescence, quiescency, quiescent, quiet, quietism, quietist, quietistic, quietness, quietude, quietus, quit, quite, quittance, quitter, requiem, requiescat, requiescat in pace (R.I.P.), requiescence, requitable, requital, requite, requited, tranquil, tranquility, tranquillize (U.S.), unquiet, unrequited] http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_eZ4CMRYNFSE/TRC8FyjJiuI/AAAAAAAAB9o/7wQEqeCmlnE/s1600/quiet.png

18. noun tellūs, tellūrisF. Land, earth [tel (noun), tellurium, Tellus = Goddess of the Earth, tellurian, tellurion] http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/images/Earth.jpg

19. ADJECTIVE invīsus, invīsa, invīsum hated [advise, advisement, advisory, belvedere, belvue, clairvoyant, déjà vu, envisage, envision, envious, envy, evidence, improvident, improvise, interview, invidious, invisible, jurisprudence, preview, previse, provide, providence, provision, provisional, proviso, prudence, prudent, purvey, purview, review, revisal, revise, revision, revisit, revisory, revue, stenovision, supervise, surveillance, survey, televise, v.i. (Vide infra), viz. (videlicet), video, videogenic, videognosis, videogram, videography, videolaseroscopy, videophile, videophone, videopoly, videotext, v.s. (Vide supra), vidette, view, visa, visage, vise, visible, vision, visionary, visit, visitation, visor, vista, visual, visuosensory] http://gifttrap.com/blogimg/lh-hated.gif

20. *(defective verb – only exists in the perfect system) *(defective verb – only exists in the perfect system) CONJUNCTION meminī, meminisse*(defective verb – only exists in the perfect system) I remember http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/archive/5/53/20100810203310!Deamau5-I_Remember_cover.jpg

21. NOUN vis Force, violence [violence, violent, inviolability, inviolable, inviolableness, inviolably, inviolacy, inviolate, inviolately, nonviolence, nonviolent, nonviolently, unviolable, violable, violate, violates, violated, violating, violation, violative, violator, violence, violent, violently, but also from vir: centumvir, decimvir, deimvirile, duumvir, evirate, evirato, evirtuate, invirile, invirtuate, levirate, octovirate, quindecemvir, revirescence, triumvir, triumvirate, virile, virilescence, virilia, virilify, virilism, virilist, virility, virilization, virilocal, viripotent, viropause, virtual, virtualism, virtuality, virtue, virtuosity, virtuoso, virtuous] http://static.ddmcdn.com/gif/video-game-violence-1.jpg

22. NOUN aciēs, aciēīF Line of battle, battle [acicula (s), aciculae (pl), acicular, acicularity, acicularly, acicular ice, aciculate, aciculate, aciculated, aciculiform, aciculilignosa, aciculine, aciculite, aciculum (s), acicula (pl), acuate, acuation, acuclosure, acufilopressure, acuition, acuity, aculeate, aculeated, aculeation, aculeiform, aculeolate, aculeous, aculeus, acumen, acute, acuity, acuminate, acumination, acuminous, acuminulate, acuologist, acuology, acupoint, acuporession, acupressure, acupressurist, acupunctuate, acupunctuation, acupuncturation, acupuncture, acupunturist, acus, acusection, acusector, acusis, acutance, acutangular, http://www.nps.gov/peco/historyculture/images/The-Battle-of-Glorieta-Pass.jpg

23. ADJECTIVE maiōrēsnostrī our ancestors… [major, Canis Major, major domo, Ursa Major, force majeure, majoration, Majorca, majority, majuscule, supermajority; also the comparative degree of magnus/a/um] http://www.avicollimecca.com/images/ancestors2.jpg