Caput, capitis, the head. chapter, precipice.

Capital,

Caritas, esteem; love founded on esteem.
Carnage (F.), slaughter. (L.), Caro.
Caro, carnis, flesh. Carrion.
Carus, dear. Cherish, caress.
Cavus, hollow. Cave, excavate.
Cedo, cessum, to go, to yield. Ac-
cede, proceed, intercede.

Celo, to hide. Concealment.
Centrum, a centre.

Cerno, cretum, to see, to discern.
Chance (F.), chance, hazard.
Charger (F.), to intrust, commission.
Charité (F.), love, alms. See Caritas.
Chasma, a cleft or opening.

Chef (F.), head, chief. Kerchief.
Chérir (F.), to cherish. (L.), Carus.
Chole, bile. Choler.

Chorda, a gut, rope, cord.
Chorus, a band of singers. Choir.
Circus, a circle. Semicircle.
Cito, to call. Excite, incite.
Civis, a citizen. (F.), Citoyen.
Clairon (F.), a clarion. Clarus (L.).
Clamo, clamatum, to cry out.
claim, proclaim, reclaim.
Clarus, clear. Clarify, declare.
Claudo, clausum, to shut. Clause.
Clausum. See Claudo.
Clif (S.), a steep rock.

Clino, to bend. Recline, decline.
Codex, the trunk of a tree; a book.
Coelum, the heaven.

Colossus, a gigantic statue.
Columna, a pillar. Colonnade.
Concilio, to reconcile.

Concilium, an assembly.
Considero, to think upon.
Consilium, advice. Counsel.
Contemplor, to consider.

Ex

Cor, cordis, the heart. (F.), Cœur.

Corōna, a crown.

Corvus, a crow.

Coronet.

Cormorant.

Fluo, fluxum, to flow. Fluent, confluence, affluence.

Folium, a leaf. Foliage, portfolio. Fons, fontis, a source or origin. Fount, fountain.

Forma, a shape. Conform, deform, perform, uniform.

Deliciæ, pleasures.

Deus, God. Deity, deify.

Diminuo, to lessen.

Dignus, worthy. Indignity.

Dirus, dreadful. Dire.
Distinctus, distinct, clear.
Divido, divisum, to divide.
Divus, a God.

Divine.

Do, datum, to give. Date, condition. Doctrina, instruction; from doceo, to teach.

Domaine (F.), domain.
Dominium, power, dominion.

Domo, domito, to tame, to subdue.
Indomitable.

Domus, a house. Domesticate.

E.

Ekloge, choice. (F.), Eclogue.
Emblema, emblem, device.
Emineo, to excel. Eminent.
Employer (F.), to use, employ.
Enoint, from oindre (F.), to anoint.
Epier (F.), to watch, to spy.
Ergon, work. Energy.
Erro, to wander. Err, erratic.
Escadron (F.), a squadron. Quadra
(L.), a square. Quatuor (L.).
Eschara, a scab.

Exilium, banishment. Exile.
Exploro, to view, to search diligently.

fortune, unfortunate.

Fortis, strong. Comfort, fortify.

Fragrans, from Fragro, to smell sweetly. Fragrant, fragrance.

Frange (F.), a fringe, a border.
Fremman (S.), to produce, effect.
Frugalis, from Frux, corn, grain, or
any fruit.

Fugio, to flee. Fugitive, refuge.
Fulgeo, to shine. Refulgent.
Fumus, smoke. Fumigate.

Fundo, fusum, to pour out, to melt.
Confound, fuse.

Funus, funĕris, a burial.
Fusum. See Fundo.

G.

Gai (F.), cheerful. Gaiety.
Garder (F.), to keep.

Gest (S.), a visitor; a person receiving hospitality.

Gigno, genitum, to beget, to produce.
Glimmen (S.), to shine faintly.
Glisian (S.), to shine.
Globus, a globe, a ball.

Gloria, glory. Glorious, glorify.
Gossipion, cotton. Gossamer.
Gradus, a step. Degrade.
Grafan (S.), to dig. Groove.
Gratus, thankful. Gratitude.
Gressum, from Gradior, to step.
Guider (F.), to guide, to lead.

H.

Hael (S.), a term of salutation.
Hæres, ēdis, an heir. Inherit.
Halig (S.), holy.

Halo, to breathe. Exhale, inhale.
Hallebarde (F.), a halberd.
Ham (S.), a home, or village.

Harmonia, harmony, a mutual agree

ment of different things.

Harnois (F.), harness.

Haustum, sup. of Haurio, to draw out. Hesperius, western.

Hieros, holy. Hierarchy.

Flecto, flexum, to bend. Flexible.

Flictum, sup. of Fligo, to dash. Afflict.

Homo, a man.

Homage.

Honor, honour.

Honourable.

Horreo, to dread. Horror.

Hostis, an enemy. Hostile. Humanitas, humanity.

Ligo, to bind. Lige (F.), liege. Linea, a line. Lineal, underline. Linquo, relictum, to leave.

Relin

quish, relic.

Humanus, belonging to mankind. (Homo.)

Humilis, lowly, humble.

Litaneia, supplication.

praise to God.

Magnus, great. Magnify.
Majestas, greatness.

Malus, bad. Malice, maltreat.

Mando, to bid. Mandate, countermand, reprimand.

Manus, the hand. Manacles, manuscript.

Măre, the sea. Marine, mermaid. Mars, Martis, the God of war. Maréchal (F.), marshal, chief officer in the army.

Margo, marginis, the edge. Margin, marginal.

Mark (S.), a sign, an assignation, a marked place or time. for sale or pur

chase.

Pendo, pensum, to weigh. Expend,

expense.

Pensum. See Pendo.
Peraresco, to grow very dry.
Peser (F.), to weigh. (L), Pondo.
Pestis, an infection. Pestiferous.
Peto, petitum, to ask. Petition.
Phone, a sound, the voice. Phonic,
euphony.

Pingo, pictum, to paint. Picture.
Pinna, a feather. Pinion.
Pius, pious. Impious.
Plainte (F.), complaint.
Plaintif (F.), doleful.

Planeta, a planet, from Planao, to wander.

Pluma, a feather.

Pœniteo, to repent. Pondero, to weigh.

Plume, deplume.

Ponder.

Pondus, ponderis, weight.
Poros, a passage. Porous, pore.
Porta, a gate of a city, a door.
Porto, to carry. Port, export, import.
Posterne (F.), Posterus (L.), behind.
Potens, potentis, powerful. Potent,
omnipotent, impotent.

Premo, pressum, to press. Compress.
Pressum. See Premo.
Prêt (F.), ready at hand.
Pretiōsus, from Pretium.
Pretium, a price. Precious, depre-
ciate, appreciate.

Primus, first. Primer, primrose, primeval.

Probo, probatum, to prove. Probable,

R.

Radius, a ray. Irradiate.

Raktos, a precipice.

Rançon (F.), ransom. Rand (Ger.), border.

Sequor, secutum, to follow. Sue, pursue, unsuitable, prosecute. Sertum, sup. of Sero, to say.

rapine.

Recan (S.), to count.

Récompense (F.), reward. Pendo (L.).

Refuser (F.), to refuse. (L.), Fundo. Regenero, to renew again by birth. Rego, to rule.

Remorsum, sup. of Remordeo, to dis-
turb again, to bite again.
Reprouver (F.), Reprobo (L.), to dis-
approve, to reprobate.
Restauro, to restore.

Reuen (Ger.), to rue, to repent.
Revereor, to fear, to regard.
Rex, regis, a king. Regal, regicide.
Rigo, to water. Irrigate.
Rosa, a rose.

Royaume (F.), Reame (I.), kingdom.
Royal (F.), noble, royal.

Ruptum, sup. of Rumpo, to break. Corrupt, interrupt.

Rus, ruris, the country.

Russus, red, a reddish brown.

Servo, to keep.

Deserve, serf.

S.

Sphaira, a sphere. Hemisphere.

Salio, saltum, to leap.
Saltum.

See Salio. Assault, exult.

Salus, salūtis, health, safety. Salubrious.

Saluto, to greet. (Salus.)

Sapio, to taste. Insipid.

Satrapes, a governor of a province.
Saveur (F.), savour, (L.), Sapio.

Scando, scansum, to climb. Ascend, descend, re-ascend.

Sceaft (S.), Schaft (Ger.), handle or arrow, pole or spear.

Scio, scitum, to know. Science.
Scrin (S.), a case of relics of the dead.
Sedeo, sessum, to sit. Reside.
Sejourner (F.), to abide.

Senātus, an assembly of counsellors.
Sentinelle (F.), sentry. Sentio (L.).
Sentio, sensum, to think, to perceive.

Spiro, to breathe. Expire, conspire. Spondeo, sponsum, to promise. Sponsor, respond, correspond.

Spreijen (B.), to sprinkle.
Spreissen (T.), to be lively, gay.
Stasis, a standing.

Statum. See Sto.

Stella, a star. Constellation.

Sterno, stratum, to throw down.
Stillo, to drop. Instil, distil.
Stinguo, to extinguish.

Sto, statum, to stand. Station, obstacle.

Stow (S.), a place. Stow.

Strand (S.), the shore of any water. Stray, from (L.) extra via, out of the way.

Structum, sup. of Struo, to pile up. Structure, construct, instruction. Suadeo, suasum, to advise. Persuade, dissuade.