act , age-ere = act , activate , actuo , actuate
agō (“I drive”) + -men.= examine
-
arceō (“enclose; ward off”). = excercise
audiō (“I hear”).
augur (“
an augur”). Sanskrit ओजस् (ojas, “strength, vigor”) = inaugurate
baraço (“noose, rope”), = embarass
bed. (
bed - sleeping cot) = embed
bibō (“to drink”) = imbibe
cadō (“to fall, fall down, drop”). = incise
calcō (“tread upon, trample”), from calx (“heel”). = inculcate
claudere (“to shut”), = include
crescō (“grow”). = increase
currō (“run, hurry, move”). = obscure
dent (“tooth”), from Latin dēns. = indent
dicāre (“to declare, originally to point”) = indicate
dūcō (“lead, conduct”). = induce
estim-are = aim
-
fendō (“strike”). = offend
ferir (“to
hit, to strike”), = interfere
flamma (“flame”), = inflame
flectō (“I bend”) = inflect
flō (“I blow”). = inflate
forth = afford
frangere (“to break”). = infringe
fōrma (“form, shape”), = inform
gaudēre (“to
be glad, rejoice”). = enjoy
gerō (“carry, wear”). = ingest
gnārus (“knowing”), from gnōscō, = ignore
gratum (please) = agree
grave (“to carve, engrave”) = engrave
halare (“to breathe”). = inhale
hērēditō. (हरती ) = inherit
iaciō (“I throw”). = inject
ignire (“to set on
fire, ignite”) = ignite
imito (“to copy, portray, imitate”). = imitate
imāgō (“a copy, likeness, image”). = imagine
ineō (“go in, enter upon, begin”), = initiate
integer (“untouched, unhurt”). = integrate
intrō (“enter”,
verb) = enter
iust-us ( correct ) = adjust
iūris (“right, law”). = injure
largus (“abundant, plentiful, copious, large, much”) = enlarge
legō (“to pick out, pick, gather, collect, etc.”) = elect
ligo (bind) = oblige
-
lūstrō (“to purify via sacrifice; to illuminate”). = illustrate
mergō (Sanskrit मज्जति (májjati, “dives under”). = immerse
mittō (“to send”) = omit
mola (“flour”) - immola(sacrifice ) = immaculate , immolate
motto = empty
mūrus (“wall”). = immure
novō. (nova = new ) = innovate
nuntio ( messenger) = announce
odiō (“hated”) = (lógos, “speech”)
operārī (“to work, labor, toil, have effect”), = operate
optō (“to choose, desire”), = opt
pangō (“fasten, drive in”). = impinge
partiō (“divide”). = impart
pedica + -ō. (From pēs, pedis + -ica.) = impeach
pellō (“push, drive”) = impel
pendō (“pay”). = impend
plantō. Ancient Greek πλήσσω (plḗssō). = implant
plicare (“to fold”). = imply
plō
do (“I clap or strike”). = implode
plōrō (“cry out”). = implore
ponere (“to put,
place”). = impose
portō (“I carry, bear; convey”). = import
prehendō (“to seize”) + -tiō. = imprison
premere (“to press”). = impress , imprint , depress
pēiōrō (“to make worse”), from peior (“worse”), = impair
pēs (“
foot”) (compare pedestrian). = impede
quaer-o ( seek) = acquire
quaerō (“I seek, look for”), = inquire
radere (“to scrape” = erase
regō (“to direct, keep straight, guide”). = erect
rise = from reng, rang, ranc (“line, row, rank”),
saliō (“to bound, jump, = insult
scrībō (“to write”). = inscribe
servare (“to keep”), = observe
serō (“
join, range in a row”). = assert
seür (“sure”) = insure
sign = assign
simulō (“copy, imitate”), from similis (“like, similar) = assemble
sorb-eo = absorb
sors (“lot, fate, share, rank, category”). = assort
spectō (“look at”) = expect
spicere (“to look at”), = inspect
spīrō (“breathe”) = inspire
stallum (“stall”), from = install
stare (“to stand”) = exist
struere (“pile
up, build”) = obstruct
stun = astonish
sēcūrus (“safe, certain”) = insecure
sūmō (“take
up, assume”). = assume
tangō (“touch”).= Attain
temptare, more correctly tentare (“to try”);= attempt
tendere (“to stretch”); = attend
teneō (“hold, keep”) = entertain
trahere (“to draw”). = attract
veniō (“come”) = intervene
videre (“to look, see”). = envy
viso ( see) = advise , video , visum
fundō. = infuse
struō (“pile
up, arrange; construct”) = instruct
