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Pygmalion Vocabulary

Pygmalion Vocabulary. Corpus, corporis , n. Body Derivatives? Corpse . Formosa, formosae , f. Shape, beauty. Aevum , aevi , n. Time, age Derivatives? Medieval, primeval, longevity. Interea. Meanwhile. concipio , concipere , concepi , conceptus.

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Pygmalion Vocabulary

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  1. Pygmalion Vocabulary

  2. Corpus, corporis, n. • Body • Derivatives? • Corpse

  3. Formosa, formosae, f. • Shape, beauty

  4. Aevum, aevi, n. • Time, age • Derivatives? • Medieval, primeval, longevity

  5. Interea • Meanwhile

  6. concipio, concipere, concepi, conceptus • To receive, conceive, develop, express, compose • Derivatives? • Conceive, conception

  7. Digitus, digiti, m. • Finger • Derivatives? • Digit, digital

  8. Concha, conchae, f. • Shellfish, shell, pearl • Derivatives? • Conch

  9. Gemma, gemmae, f. • Jewel, gem • Derivatives? • Gem

  10. tamquam • Just as, as if, as though

  11. Volgo, volgare, vulgavi, vulgatus • To prostitute • Derivatives? • Vulgar, vulgarity, vulgate

  12. Pudor, pudoris, m. • Sense of shame; decency, chastity • Derivatives? • Impudent (rude), impudence (immodesty)

  13. Sculpo, sculpere, sculpsi, sculptus • To carve, sculpt • Derivatives? • Sculpt, sculpture

  14. Pila, pilae, f. • Ball

  15. Lapillus, lapilli, m. • Small stone, pebble; gem

  16. Monile, monilis, n. • Necklace, ornamental collar; jewelry

  17. Coniugium, coniugii, n. • Marriage • Derivatives? • Conjugal, conjugate

  18. Cera, cerae, f. • Wax, beeswax

  19. Pollex, pollicis, m. • Thumb

  20. Pariter • Together, at the same time

  21. Tracto, tractare, tractavi, tractatus • To keep pulling, dragging; to handle, rub, stroke • Derivatives? • Retract

  22. Vena, venae, f. • Blood-vessel, vein • Derivatives? • Vein, intravenous

  23. Accendo, accendere, accendi, accensus • To kindle, ignite; to make hotter, intensify • Derivatives? • Accentuate

  24. Tempto, temptare, temptavi, temptatus • To try; to feel • Derivatives? • Temptation, attempt

  25. Formosus, formosa, formosum • Beautiful, lovely

  26. Redimiculum, redimiculi, n. • Decorative band, garland

  27. Lumen, luminis, n. • Light; eye, vision, gaze, glance • Derivatives? • Luminary, luminescence, luminosity, illuminate

  28. Retracto, retractare, retractavi, retractatus • To draw back; to handle/feel again/repeatedly • Derivatives? • Retract

  29. Cervix, cervicis, f. • The neck • Derivatives? • Cervix

  30. Baca, bacae, f. • Berry, nut; pearl, bead

  31. Sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus • To sense, feel, perceive • Derivatives? • Sense, sensual, sensitive, sentiment, sensory, sentient, consensus

  32. Auris, auris, f. • Ear • Derivatives? • Aural, auricular

  33. Mollis, mollis, molle • Tender, soft, gentle • Derivatives? • Mollify, emollient

  34. Os, oris, n. • Mouth, face, expression • Derivatives? • Oral

  35. Silex, silicis, m. • Hard stone, flint

  36. Pectus, pectoris, n. • Chest, breast • Pectoral

  37. Manus, manus, f. • Hand • Derivatives? • Manual, manufacture, manipulate, manicure, manuscript

  38. Insido, insidere, insedi, insessus • To settle upon; to sink into • derivatives? • Sediment, sedentary

  39. Lilium, lilii, n. • Lily

  40. Membrum, membri, n. • Part of the body, limb, member • Derivatives? • Member, membrane

  41. Artus, artus, m. • Joint of the body; arm, leg, limb

  42. Volucris, volucris, f. • Winged creature, bird, f.

  43. Premo, premere, pressi, pressus • To press, press upon; to cover; to oppress • Derivatives? • Press, pressure, repress, repression, impress, impression, compress, compression, oppress, oppression, depress, depression, suppress, suppression

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