Latin Derivatives Chap 12-13

convocation definition

a large formal assembly of people

interrogation definition

a process of asking many questions to acquire information

canine definition

a dog; relating to or resembling a dog or dogs

vestige definition

a trace of something that is disappearing or no longer exists

itinerary definition

a planned route or journey

volition definition

the faculty or power of using one's will

rustic definition

relating to the countryside; rural

acquiesce definition

accept something reluctantly but without protest

pedestrian definition

a person walking along a road or in a developed area

Civil War definition

a war between citizens of the same country

civic definition

of or relating to a citizen

inevitable definition

certain to happen; unavoidable

Convocation Latin word

Convoco, convocare

Interrogation Latin word

Rogo, rogare

Canine Latin word

Canis

Vestige Latin word

Vestigia

Itinerary Latin woed

Iter, itineris

Volition Latin word

Volo

Rustic Latin word

Rusticus

Acquiesce Latin word

Quiesco

Pedestrian Latin word

Pes, pedis

Civil War Latin word

Civis

Civic Latin word

Civis

Inevitable Latin word

Vito, vitare

What Latin word do the prefixes "con-, co-, col-, and cum-" come from?

Cum (with, together)

What Latin word does the prefix "inter-" come from?

Inter (between, among)

What Latin word do the prefixes "ac-, al-, and ad-" come from?

Ad (to, towards)

What Latin word do the prefixes "e- and ex-" come from?

E/ex (out, from, away)

In the word "inevitable," where does the prefix "in-" come from?

In Greek, "in" means "not."