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Vocabulary from Classical Roots by Norma Fifer and Nancy Flower Book D. This includes words and roots.
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FATEOR, FARI, FASSUM
Latin roots meaning "to speak" or "to confess."
affable
Easy to speak to; approachable; polite; friendly
ineffable
Beyond description; indescribable; not to be uttered; taboo
DICO, DICERE, DIXI, DICTUM
Latin roots meaning "to say" or "to tell."
dictatorial
Domineering; autocratic; like a dictator
diction
Choice of words in speech or writing; A person’s manner of uttering or pronouncing words
dictum
An authoritative expression of opinion
ditty
A simple song
edict
A decree or proclamation issued by an authority
indict
To issue a formal charge of a crime; to accuse
indite
to write; to compose
interdiction