WorksheetsLesson 7 vocabulary Vocabulary from classical roots
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 8mins
(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)
(latin root) to wash
divest
domineer
LAVO, LAVARE, LAVI, LAUTUM (Latin roots)
somnambulate
(adj) drowsy; sleepy; causing drowsiness or sleep
dormant
vested
somnolent
domestic
(adj) involving a concern for something
from which a person expects to get
personal benefit (used with "interest")
domestic
dormant
vested
somnolent
Latin root meaning
head of household, lord, or master
VESTIS
DOMUS
AMBULARE
DOMINUS
(n) a downpour; a great flood; to flood or inundate
deluge
vestment
domicile
domain
Latin root meaning "HOUSE"
VESTIS
DOMUS
DORMIO, DORMIRE, DORMITUM, SOMNUS
AMBULARE
Latin root meaning "TO SLEEP"
DORMIO, DORMIRE, DORMITUM, SOMNUS
VESTIS
DOMUS
TRA-, TRANS-
(v) to sleepwalk
somnambulate
divest
domineer
LAVO, LAVARE, LAVI, LAUTUM (Latin roots)
(adj) related to the family or household
domestic
domain
domesticated
domicile
(n) a garment that indicates
position or authority;
especially the robes worn by clergy
travesty
insomnia
investiture
vestment
a home or residence
vested
domicile
domain
domineer
a ceremony in which a person formally receives the authority and symbols of an office
investiture
vested
divest
deluge
washing of the body, especially as a ritual purification
deluge
somnambulate
ablution
travesty
an absurd or inferior imitation
deluge
investiture
dominion
travesty
range of one's control; territory
domain
dormant
divest
dominion
to dominate; to be bossy
domain
domineer
domestic
dormant
control; rule; area of influence
domain
domineer
dominion
deluge
related to household or famly
domain
domestic
vested
dormant
