lesson 9: Latin Verbs 2

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-able: adjective forming suffix

capable of (being), able to
-ation: noun forming suffix

the act of (being), the result of (being), something that is
-ce: noun forming suffix

the act of (being), the state of (being)
-cy: noun forming suffix

the act of (being),the state of (being)
-ible: adjective forming suffix

capable of (being)
-id: adjective forming suffix

in a state or condition of
-ile: adjective forming suffix

caoable of (being), like
-ion: noun forming suffix

the act of
-ive: adjective forming suffix

pertaining to
-ment: noun forming suffix

agent or instrument
-or: noun forming suffix

agent or instrument
-orium: noun forming suffix

place for something
-ory: adjective forming suffix
pertaining to

noun forming suffix
place for something
-ure -ura: noun forming suffix

result of an action
anter-: combining form

front, in front
brachi-: combining form

(upper) arm
-cid -cis: combining form

cut, kill
-cip -cept: combining form

take
cresc- -cret: combining form

(begin to) grow
digit-: combining form

finger, toe
duc- duct-: combining form

lead, bring, conduct
fac- -fic- -fect: combining form

make
faci- -fici- facies: combining form

face, appearance, surface
febr- febris: combining form

fever
fer- lat-: combining form

carry, bear
flect- flex-: combining form

bend
fung-: combining form

[mushroom] fungus
fus-: combining form

pour
genit-: combining form

bring forth, give birth
ger- gest-: combining form

carry, bear
immun(i)-: combining form

[exempt] safe, protected
inferior-: combining form

below
lab- laps-: combining form

slide, slip
later-: combining form

side
or- os: combining form

mouth, opening
oss-: combining form

bone
pedicul-: combining form

louse
poster- -posterior: combining form

behind, in back
sect-: combining form

cut
somn-: combining form

sleep
stabil- stabl-: combining form

stable, fixed
superior-: combining form

above
tum(e)-: combining form

be swollen
-fy-: combining form

make
genit: often with the adjectival suffix -al

refers to the organs of the reproductive system
midsagittal plane sagittal median: a vertical plane dividing the body into two equal and symmetrical right and left halves
frontal plane coronal: a vertical plane at right angles to the midsaggital plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior portions
transverse plane horizontal plane: a horizontal plane across the center of the body and at the right angles to the midsagittal and frontal planes dividing the body into upper and lower portions
abduction: of a limb is movement away from the median plane of the body
adduction: movement toward the median plane
sonant: sounding
latent: lying hidden
cadent: falling
incipient: beginning
sentient: feeling
inhabitant: a person who inhabits
somnifacient: a drug that produces sleep
redundancy: the state of being redundant or superfluous
reverence: the state of being revered
sequence: the act of following
science: the state of knowing
-sc-: inceptive verb

inserted between the stem and the ending of latin infinitive denote the beginning of an action
-e: forms verbs from latin infinitives

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