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- PATHOS
- G. suffering
- geneaolgy
- a record of decendents from ones ancestors the study of family records
- PLACEO PLACERE PLACUI PLACUTUM PLACO PLACARE PLACAVI PLACATUM
- L. to please to soothe
- euthanasia
- the act of painlessy killing a suffering person or animal mercy killing
- PAX PACIS
- L. peace
- ODIUM
- L. hate
- vested
- a concern for something from which a person expects to get personal benefit
- amity
- friend friendly friendly relationsips
- AMO AMARE AMAVI AMATUM
- L. to love
- dominion
- control to rule an area
- autonomy
- the condition of being self governing independence
- manifest
- to hit by hand; easily perceived or known
- MISO MISEIN
- G. to hate
- postmotem
- an examination to detremine ones death an autopsy
- introspection
- examination of one's own thoughts and feelings
- domicile
- a home residence
- somnolent
- drowsy sleepy
- FRONS FRONTIS
- L. front forehead face
- domain
- range of ones control territory
- GENS, GENTIS
- L.race clan
- PHILOS
- G. friend
- AMICUS
- L. friend
- apathy
- lack of feeling or energy
- genteel
- well-manered refined polite
- matriculate
- to register as a student at a college or university
- PUER
- L. a male child
- SUM ESSE FUI FUTURUM
- L. to be
- VORO VORARE VORATUM
- L. to devour
- domineer
- to dominate to be bossy
- absolve
- to releive from blame
- profess
- to admit that one is an expert
- moribound
- about to die or end
- superficial
- not deep or thorough
- FACIES
- L. face form shape
- inimical
- hamrful
- adequate
- even with or equal to
- affront
- to insault intenntionally in front of somebody
- affix
- the act of fastening or attaching
- PHILEO PHILEIN
- G. to love
- GENOS, GENEONS
- G.race family
- facade
- a face of a building
- allude
- to make a indirect referrence to
- pedant
- a person who pays excessice attention to learning rules rather than to understand them
- emamored
- in love with charmed by
- proclaim
- to announce, shout or publish
- PRO
- Latin: for, before, forward, in place of
- fraternize
- to be friendly with
- THANATOS
- G. death
- MEL MELLIS
- L. honey
- deluge
- a downpour a great flood
- abution
- washing of the body especally as a ritual purification
- odious
- hateful distasteful
- CUPIO CUPERE CUPIVI CUPIDUM
- L to desire
- collusion
- a secert agreement for a deceitful purpose conspircy
- essence
- the basic element the identifyin characteristics
- pedal
- a foot lever
- divest
- to take away something belonging to someone
- pedometer
- a tool that measures the distance walked
- ingenious
- cleverly inventive and resourceful
- prestidigitation
- a fast fingered or slight of hand performance of magic or of card tricks
- SOLVO
- Latin: to loosen or untie
- patholigical
- reffering to pathology the study of disease
- COQUO COQUERE COXI COCTUM
- L. to cook
- manipulation
- the skillfull handling of objects
- PAIS PAIDOS
- G. child boy
- voracious
- extremely hungry greedy
- patronage
- support encouragment
- interject
- to throw between
- SOMNUS
- L. sleep
- proceed
- to move forward
- patronize
- to go to regularly
- autocrat
- a ruler who has absolute or unlimited power a despot
- mandate
- to order
- PED
- Latin: foot
- pedistal
- the foot of a column
- indent
- to set a line of print in from the margin
- dentifrice
- toothpaste
- POTO POTARE POTAVI POTUM
- L. to drink
- cyclic
- occurring or moving in cycles
- LAVO LAVARE LAVI LAUTUM
- L. to wash
- adhere
- to stick to
- xenophobia
- fear or hatred of what is strangeor foreign or foreigners
- NASCOR NASCI NATUM
- L. to be born
- capitulation
- surrender ending restiance
- elude
- to avoid or escape from by cunning to evade
- specimen
- a single thing that is taken as an example of a whole category
- MORIOR MORI MORTUUM
- L. to die
- retrospect
- a survey of past times or events
- vestment
- a garment that indicates position or authority especially the robes worn by clergy
- DORMIO DORMIRE DORMIVI DORMITUM
- L. to sleep
- travesty
- an absurd or inferior imitation
- DYS
- G.diseased difficult faulty bad
- pedestrian
- walker; on foot
- amicable
- friendsly peaceable
- GIGNO GIGNERE GENUI GENITUM
- L.to beget
- LUDO LUDERE LUSI LUSUM
- L. to play
- efface
- to wipe out to obilterate to make less clear
- implacable
- impossiable to calm or to appease
- AD
- Latin: to, toward, near, next to
- DOMINUS
- L. head of household
- problem
- anything thrown forward to be worked out or solved
- manuscript
- writing; written by hand
- UXOR UXORIS
- L. wife
- GENUS, GENERIS
- L. birth race kind tribe clan
- JECT
- Latin: to throw
- delusion
- a false belief or opinion especially one held in spite of contradictory evidence
- nonentity
- a person or thing of no importance
- indigenous
- occuring in or characterizing an area native
- gentry
- aristocratic or well bread people
- uxorious
- dominated by ones wife
- congenital
- existing at virth but not hereditay
- efferontery
- flippant or insaulting boldness audacity
- nascent
- emerging coming into existance
- dysentery
- severe diarrhea
- investiture
- a ceremony in which a person formall receives the authority and symbols of an office
- placate
- to calm to appease
- precocious
- showing unusally early development
- appease
- to calm to satisfy nor relieve
- progenitor
- a direct ancestor; an orifinator of a line or descent
- pawn
- the foot soldiers
- GAMOS
- G. marriage
- entity
- something that had a real or independent exisance
- capitulate
- to surrender; to give up your head or position
- fixture
- a thing that is fastened in place
- anthropology
- the scientific study of orgins, cultural development and custons of human beings
- engender
- to rise to bring into existance
- MANUS
- Latin: hand
- placid
- showing calmness peacefulness or composure
- DOMUS
- L. house
- admit
- send to; allow entrance to a place or to the mind
- philander
- to engage in casucal love affairs
- pedagouge
- a teacher
- AUTOS
- G. self
- pathos
- a feeling of sympathy a quality that arouses pity or tenderness
- acrophobia
- at the farthest point
- matrix
- the surroundings within which someting begins or develops
- potable
- fit to drink