WorksheetsVocabulary from Classical Roots C, Lesson 7
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 12mins
de-
of
from, away from
across
in
(v) to take away something
belonging to someone,
especially a right, title, or property;
to disposses
LAVO, LAVARE, LAVI, LAUTUM (Latin roots)
somnambulate
divest
vested
Latin root for English word "GARMENT"
tra-, trans-
Domus (LATIN ROOT)
VESTIS (Latin root)
ambulare (Latin root)
ab-
prefix meaning "into"
prefix meaning "away from"
prefix meaning "to walk"
prefix meaning "across"
(V) to wash
divest
domineer
LAVO, LAVARE, LAVI, LAUTUM (Latin roots)
somnambulate
(v) to boss or control in a lordly manner (usually negative)
(a)
(adj) drowsy; sleepy; causing drowsiness or sleep
dormant
vested
somnolent
domestic
(n) formal word for home or residence
(a)
(adj) absolute; without question; guaranteed
vested
dormant
somnolent
domestic
(n) inability to sleep;
abnormal wakefulness;
sleeplessness
(a)
(adj) involving a concern for something
from which a person expects to get
personal benefit (used with "interest")
domestic
dormant
vested
somnolent
Latin prefix meaning "ACROSS"
in-
tra-, trans-
ab-
di-, de-
(n) an absurd or inferior imitation; a mockery
(a)
(adj) tame; trained to live with humans
(a)
Latin root meaning
head of household, lord, or master
VESTIS
DOMUS
AMBULARE
DOMINUS
Latin prefix meaning "IN"
tra-, trans-
in-
de
-ab-
(adj) asleep; not in an active state
(a)
(n) a downpour; a great flood; to flood or inundate
deluge
vestment
domicile
domain
Latin root meaning "TO WALK AROUND"
DOMUS
AMBULARE
VESTIS
TRA-, TRAS-
(n) body or face washings,
especially as part of a ritual purification
ablutions
vestment
deluge
insomnia
Latin root meaning "HOUSE"
VESTIS
DOMUS
DORMIO, DORMIRE, DORMITUM, SOMNUS
AMBULARE
Latin root meaning "TO SLEEP"
DORMIO, DORMIRE, DORMITUM, SOMNUS
VESTIS
DOMUS
TRA-, TRANS-
(adj) indigenous to a particularly country; native
(a)
(v) to strip away, especially clothes
somnambulate
LAVO, LAVARE, LAVI, LAUTUM (Latin roots)
domineer
divest
(v) to sleepwalk
somnambulate
divest
domineer
LAVO, LAVARE, LAVI, LAUTUM (Latin roots)
(n) a ceremony in which a person gets
"vested," i.e. formally receives the
authority and symbols of their new
office
insomnia
investiture
ablutions
vestment
(n) territory or area under
someone's control
(a)
(adj) related to the family or household
domestic
domain
domesticated
domicile
(n) power to control; rule
(a)
(n) a garment that indicates
position or authority;
especially the robes worn by clergy
travesty
insomnia
investiture
vestment
