naus
Greek, ship/boat; astronaut
navis
Latin, ship/boat; navy
homo
Greek, same/common; homogeneous
heteros
Greek, other/different; heterogeneous
cardo/cardinis
Latin, hinge; cardinal
porta
Latin, door/gate/entry; portal
porto/portatum
Latin, to carry; transport
novus
Latin, new; novel
ordo/ordinis
Latin, row/array/command; order
saeculum
Latin, age/century; secular
primus
Latin, first; prime
secondus
Latin, second; second
tertius
Latin, third; tertial
quartus
Latin, fourth; quart
quintus
Latin, fifth; quintet
sextus
Latin, sixth; sextet
septimus
Latin, seventh; September
octavus
Latin, eighth; October
nonus
Latin, ninth; noon
decimus
Latin, tenth; dime
elektron
Greek, amber; electron
gradus
Latin, step/degree; grade
plus/pluris
Latin, more/many; plural
akros
Greek, top most/high point/extreme; acropolis
kata
Greek, down/against; catalyst
ana
Greek, up/back/again/along/through; anatomy
duco/ductum
Latin, draw/lead; conduct
ago/actum
Latin, do/act; actor
pendo/pensum
Latin, hang down/weigh; suspense
hyper
Greek, above, beyond; hyperactive
hypo
Greek, under/below; hypothesis
super
Latin, top/above; supersonic
sub
Latin, under/below; submarine
rumpo/ruptum
Latin, break/burst; erupt
pax/pacis
Latin, peace; pacific
specto/spectatum
Latin, see; inspect
vox/vocis
Latin, voice; vocal
loquor/loctus
Latin, speak; eloquent
felix/felicis
Latin, happy; Felix
Fides
Latin, faith/trust; fiance
solus
Latin, alone/only; solo
monos
Greek, alone; monarch
rideo/risum
Latin, laugh; ridicule
laboro/laboratum
Latin, work; labor
ergon
Greek, work, energy
durud
Latin, strong/difficult; durable
bellum
Latin, war/conflict; bellicose
barbaros
Greek, foreign; rhubarb
orthos
Greek, straight/correct; orthodonist
dokein
Greek, think/support; paradox
curtail
to reduce in quantity or to put a restriction on
epicure
someone who know a lot about food/drinks
tenuous
insubstantial; in need of strengthening
poignant
deeply emotional
bourgeoise
appealing to the middle class
hiatus
a brief rest
languid
barely mobile, not much energy
acuity
clear intelligence or skill
debunk
to show the falseness or hollowness
adroit
clever or skillful in the use of hand or mind
decorum
behavior keeping in good taste
adulation
excessive admiration or praise
bristle
to react angerly or defensively
laud
praise highly, especially in public
embroil
to involve deeply in an argument or conflict
pious
deeply religious
infamous
well-known for a bad reason
zeal
great enthusiasm
clandestine
done secretly
jaundiced
bitterness, resentment, or illness
emancipated
to set free
impervious
incapable of being entered
vilify
to criticize very harshly
verbose
using move words then are necessary
presumptuous
disrespectfully bold
forlorn
abandoned; hopeless
incessant
seeming to never have an end
maudlin
overly sentimental
orthodox
conforming to tradition
ostentatious
excessively showy