cla201 lecs 1-3

lecs 1-3 (numerals, prefixes & suffixes, latin A-E)

abdomen

body, cavity

acetabulum

vinegar cup

acidus

sour,, acid

acus

needle

adeps

fat

aequus

equal, even

agere, actum

to do

ala

wing, winglike

albus

white

alga

seaweed

algor

cold

alimentum

nourishment, food

alveolus

small hollow, cavity

ambulare/tum

to walk about

anima

air, breath, life

annulus

a ring

antenna

sailyard

annus

year

anus

the seat

apex

tip, summit

aqua

water

arbor

tree

arcus

bow, arch

articulus

knuckle, joint

ater

black

atrium

entrance hall

audire

to hear

auris

ear

auscultare

to listen to

axilla

armpit

axis

axle, axis

bacillum

rod-shaped bacteria

bibere

to drink

bilis

bile

brevis

short

bucca

cheek

bullire, bullitum

to boil

bursa

bag, pouch

cadere (cid-), caesum

to fall

caecus

blind

caedere, caesum

to cut, kill

calere

to be warm

calx, calcis

heel

cancer

crab, cancer

capillus

hair

capsa

box

caput (cep-, cip-)

head

caro, carnis

flesh

cartilago

gristle, cartilage

caseus

cheese

cauda

tail

caulis

stalk

cavus

hollow

cedere, cessum

to go, move

cella

room, cell

cera

wax

cerebrum

the brain

cernere (cretum)

to separate

cervix

neck

cicatrix, cicatris

scar

cilium

eyelid

citare, citatum

to rouse

claudere, clausum (cla-)

to close

clavis

key, collarbone

colere, cultum

to till, care for

collum

neck

cor, cordis

heart

cornu

horn

corpus

body

cortex, corticis

bark, outer layer

costa

rib

coxa

hip

crescere, cretum

to increase

cubare, cubatum

to lie down

currere, cursum

to run

cutere, cussum

to shake

cutis

skin

dens, dentis

tooth

dexter, dextra, dextrum

right

digitus

finger, toe

dolere

to feel pain

dormire, dormitum

to sleep

dorsum

the back

ducere, ductum

to lead

durus

hard

ego

I, the self

errare

to wander

exter, externus, external, extremus

on the outside

capere, captum

to take, seize

calx, calcis

limestone

bulla

bubble

cubitis

elbow