Latin Lesson III Word List
| 2 | a-, ab-, abs- | away, from | abduct, abnormal, avert, abstract | ||
| 2 | ad-, ac- | to, toward | adopt, admire, access, aggressions, attract, allocate, ascend | ||
| 2 | ambi- | both, around | ambidextrous, ambiguous, ambience, ambient, ambivalence | ||
| 2 | ante- | before, in front of | anteroom, antecedent, anterior, antebellum | ||
| 2 | circum- | around | circumference, circumscribe, circumcise, circumfuse, circumflex | ||
| 2 | con-, com-, co- | with, together, very | connect, conduct, compose, compress, collect, collate | ||
| 2 | contra-, contro-, counter- | against | contradict, controversy, counteract | ||
| 2 | de- | down, off, thoroughly | descend, dejected | ||
| 2 | dis-, di-, dif- | apart, in different directions, not | dispute, disable, divert, divorce, differ | ||
| 2 | CED-, CESS- | to go, yield | concede, precede, excess, procession | ||
| 2 | DUC-, DUCT- | to lead | induce, conduct, reduction | ||
| 2 | JUDIC- | judgment | judicial, adjudicate | ||
| 2 | JUR-, JUST- | right, law; take an oath, form an opinion | jury, conjure, just, justify | ||
| 2 | LEV- | light (in weight); to lift | levity, elevate, levitate, alleviate | ||
| 2 | LOQU-, LOCUT- | to speak | colloquial, eloquent, circumlocution, interlocutor | ||
| 2 | LUD- | to play, mock | interlude, delude, illusion, “Ludacris” or ludicrous, prelude | ||
| 2 | PREC- | to request, beg; prayer | imprecate, precarious | ||
| 2 | TRUD-, TRUS | to push, thrust | protrude, intrude, intrusion, obtrusive, unobtrusive | ||
| 2 | VEN-, VENT-, VENU- | to come | intervene, invention, avenue, venue; (French) venire, bienvenue; (Spanish) bienvenido, venire |