Capitulum Secundum Derivatives
- 2. Amiable: friendly.Amorous: displaying love.Enamor: to inspire with love; captivate; charm.Amity: friendship; peacefulnessAmo: I love; I like
- 4. Client: customer; patronCliens: client
- 5. Filial: Relating to a son or daughter; devoted; dutifulFilius/a: son/daughter
- 7. Triumvirate: three officials joining forces for one task.Virile: having the strength, power, or vigor of a man.Vir: man; hero
- 8. Multiple: having more than one; many.Multitude: crowd; throng.Multitudinous: crowded; numerous.Multiplicity: a large number.Multus: many
- 9. Amble: to walk slowly.Preamble: introductory statement.Ambulance: vehicle designed to carry the sick.Perambulate: to walk through.Ambulo: I walk
- 10. Advise: to counsel.Evidence: something helpful in proving or forming a conclusion.Provide: to supply.Providence: foresight: to prepare in advance.Revise: to reconsider, change, or modify.Supervise: to oversee.Televise: to broadcast.Vision: eyesight.Visual: visible; optical.Invisible: not able to be seen.Video: I see
- 11. Agriculture: farming.Agrarian: relating to agriculture.Agricola: farmer
- 12. Patriot: a person who vigorously supports his or her country.Patria: fatherland; country
- 13. Popular: widely favored or liked; carried on by the people.Populus: people
- 14. Terrestrial: related to earth and its inhabitants; composed of dirt.Terrace: flat area of ground, often one in a series on a slope.Subterranean: living or situated under the earths surface.Inter: bury.Terra firma: dry land.Terra: earth; land
- 15. Vital: full of life; necessary for life.Vitality: energy; power to survive.Vitamin: substance essential for growth and activity.Vita: life
- 16. Magnify: to make large.Magnate: a powerful or influential person.Magnificent: splendid; grand; striking.Magnanimous: noble in mind and heart; generous.Magnus: large; great
- 17. Minor: lesser in amount, size, rank, age, or importance; little-known.Minimize: to decrease or lessen.Minority: smaller in number of two groups forming a whole.Minor: lesser; smaller
- 18. Major: greater than others in size, rank , age, or importance.Majority: larger in number of two groups forming a whole.Maior: greater; larger.
- 19. Insuperable: insurmountable.Soprano: highest singing voice.Superb: excellent; of high quality.Supernal: of or from the world of divine.Super