Classical Roots Lessons 13 and 14 Lesson 13

Classical Roots Lessons 13 and 14

Lesson 13 – Emotions Assuage (SUAVIS <L. “delightful”) [as = ad <L. “to, ” “toward, ” “for”] Festoon (FESTUS <L. “festive”) Fete (FESTUS <L. “festive”) Jeopardy (JOCUS <L. “joke”) [pars <L. “part”] Jocular (JOCUS <L. “joke”) Procrastinate (PRO <L. “before, ” “for”) Prodigal (PRO <L. “before, ” “for”) [agere <L. “to drive”] Prodigy (PRO <L. “before, ” “for”) [prodigum <L. “prophetic sign, ” “marvel”] Profane (PRO <L. “before, ” “for”) [fanum <L. “temple”] Profuse (PRO <L. “before, ” “for”) [fundere <L. “to pour fourth”] Suave (SUAVIS <L. “delightful”)

Lesson 14 – Emotions Condole (DOLEO, DOLERE, DOLUI, DOLITUM <L. “to grieve”) [con = cum <L. “with”] Doleful (DOLEO, DOLERE, DOLUI, DOLITUM <L. “to grieve”) Irascible (IRA <L. “anger”) Irate (IRA <L. “anger”) ADJECTIVE Ire (IRA <L. “anger”) NOUN Malevolent (VOLO, VELLE, VOLUI <L. “to wish”) Volition (VOLO, VELLE, VOLUI <L. “to wish”) Zeal (ZELOS <G. “zeal”) SIMILAR TO ZEALOT Zealot (ZELOS <G. “zeal”) PERSON

Let’s talk about STUDYING! WAYS you can study for these review tests: - Make & Use Flash Cards! Write the words in sentences to practice using them. Use the Quizlet link from my website to help with studying. Really put effort into the Review Exercises. Know every aspect: meaning, definition, root, verb forms Know the verb forms (horrere “ to shudder” = abhor). Know every definition for each word.

TEST CORRECTIONS #’s 1 -5, 14 -20 Write the CORRECT WORD in a sentence. You will only receive points IF the word is used in a context. #’s 6 -9 Give a 2 sentence explanation WHY the word is the correct answer. Be specific, yet concise. #’s 10 -13 Write a SYNONYM and ANTONYM for the example word pair AND the correct word pair.