11th Roots + Vocab

da, dat, don

give

de-

away, down, from, very

decem-, dec-

ten

dent

tooth

dic, dict

assert, say, speak

pardon

the action of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offence

depose

to remove from a throne or other high position

decennary

a period of ten years

dentiloquy

the habit or practice of speaking through the teeth

malediction

the act of speaking a curse with the intention of bringing about evil.

dica, dicat

proclaim, set apart

digit

finger, toe

doc, doct

teach

du-

double, two

dulc

sweet

abdicate

renounce, relinquish, or set apart from a throne, right, power, claim, or responsibility

digitalgia

pain in a digit; such as, a finger or a toe

indoctrinate

teach a doctrine, principle, ideology, etc., especially partisan or biased beliefs

duplicitous

deceitful speech or conduct; double speaking to different people concerning the same manner

dulcet

sweet to the taste, or sweet and soothing to the ear

dur

hard

ebr

drink

equ

equal, fair

equ

horse

fa, fat, fess

speak

obdurate

hard-headed, refusing to change one's course of action; stubborn, unreasonable

inebriated

become drunk or drink excessively

inequity

injustice by virtue of not conforming with rules or standards

equestrian

relating to horse riding

affability

readiness to converse or be addressed; courteousness, civility

ferr

iron

flagr

blaze

flor

flower

fortu

chance, fate

fund, found

bottom

ferrous

containing or consisting of iron

conflagrate

to cause something to start burning

florescence

the time and process of budding and unfolding blossoms

fortuitous

something that happens unexpectedly by chance with a lucky outcome

foundation

underlying basis or principle for something

gen, gener, gend

origin, race, kind

gust

taste

hab, hib

have, hold

hibern

winter

hort

garden

genesis

birth or origin of something

degustate

to taste with deliberate care

prohibitive

forbidding or restricting something

hibernacle

a place which serves as a protection, or shelter in very cold months of the year

horticulture

growth of plants in gardens, orchards or nurseries

hum

earth, soil

ign

fire

infra

beneath, below

inter

between, among

intra, intro

within

exhumation

action of digging up of something buried, especially a corpse

igneous

relation to or characteristic of fire; molten rock

infrastructure

fundamental systems serving a country, city, or other area

intermittent

stopping for a time; alternately between stopping and starting

intramolecular

existing or taking place

ira

anger

jace

lie

jaci, ject, jacu

throw

junct, join

join

jur, just

right, justice, oath

irascible

person who is easily provoked to anger or outbursts

circumjacent

lying around, surrounding

conjecture

throw out a guess, opinion, suggestion; surmise

adjunct

someone who assists another; something added; join as an instructor

justification

just cause for action

juxta

near, next

lat

wide

lav, lu, luv, lut, lot

wash

leg

law

lumen, lumin

light, source of light

juxtaposition

being next to or side by side to comparing two or more contrasting items

bilateral

having or relating to two sides, affecting both sides

lavage

washing out of an organ

legalism

strict adherence to the law

illuminati

group of people in history claiming special religious or spiritual enlightenment

magn

great, large

mal

bad, ill

manu

hand

mater, matr

mother

medi

middle

magnamimity

great generosity/ kindness toward someone, especially after a battle

malapropism

use of incorrect words in a place of one that is similar in pronunciation

manuscript

book, document, or peice of music written by hand

matriarchal

maternal rule; society in which power and property are held by women

intermediator

negotiator who acts as a middle link between parties

mil

thousand

mone

money

mort

death

multi

many

mund

world, earth

millennial

relating to a millenium or a span of one thousand years

monetarily

of or relating to money

postmortem

occurring or done after death

multifarious

having great variety, diverse

mundane

of, relating to, or typical of this world; commonplace; ordinary