Helps to Latin Translation at Sight

by Edmund Luce

stĭmŭlo, -āre	= to goad, incite	formed from	stimulus = a goad.
nŏvo, -āre	= to renew	„	novus = new.
vĭgĭlo, -āre	= to watch	„	vigil = awake.
albeo, -ēre	= to be white	„	albus = white.
mĕtuo, -ere	= to fear	„	metus = fear.
ăcuo, -ere	= to sharpen	„	acus = needle.
mōlior, -īri	= to toil	„	moles = mass.
custōdio, -īre	= to guard	„	custos (custod-) = guardian.

(ii.) Verbs from other Verbs.

-SCO denotes the beginning of an action. (Third Conjugation.)

lăbā-sco	= begin to totter	formed from	labo = totter.
mītē-sco	= grow mild	„	mītis = mild.

-TO, -ĬTO, (rarely -SŌ), -ESSO, denote forcible or repeated action.

iac-to, -ăre	= hurl	formed from	iacio = throw.
quas-so, āre	= shatter	„	quatio = shake.
făc-esso, -ĕre	= do (with energy)	„	facio = do.

-TŬRIO (-SŬRIO) denotes longing or wishing.

par-turio, -īre	= produce to bring forth	formed from	pario = bring forth.
ē-surio (= ed-turio) = to be hungry		„	edo = to eat.

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GROUPS OF RELATED (COGNATE) WORDS