Latin Derivatives

bibit, fond or addicted to drink

canis, of or relating to a dog

culina, of, pertaining to, or used in cooking in the kitchen

scribit, to tell or depict in written words

via to stray from the chosen path

bibit, to consume by drinking, or to drink

mater, of, pertaining to, or having the qualities of a mother

pater, the state of being a father, fatherhood

scribit, a person who's duty is to copy written words by hand.

the letters or characters used in writing

sedet, calm, quiet, or composed; undisturbed by a passion or excitement

servus, characteristic of, proper to, or customary for slaves

servuc, slavery or bondage of any kind

scribit, to pledge as by signing an agreement, to give or pay as a contribution, gift, or investment.

via, a route that thouches or passes through, by way of.

Portat, to bring in from the outside or another country

audit, something that cannot be heard

ancilla, subordinate; that which serves as an aid; helping

pecunia, not having money

gustat, a sickening distaste or dislike; deep aversion.

amicus, friendly

vituperat, to speak abusively to or about someone; to berate

laudet, expressing praise

respondet, to answer

vocat, to withdraw, repeal, calcel, annul.

suaviter, smoothly gracious or polite; polished.

recumbit, lying down, reclining, leaning

pecunia, of or involving money

canis, of or like a dog

delectat, very pleasing, delightful; now especially, pleasing to the taste

recumbit, lying, resting. currently in office. resting upon as a duty or obligation.

numerat, to list, count; determine the number

cantat - to withdraw or renounce beliefs or statements formerly held

salutat - the act of greeting, addressing, welcoming

numerat - too numerous to be counted; very many

gustat, of or pertaining to taste or tasting.

laudet, deserving of praise

vinum, of, resembling to, or containing wine

servus, slavishly submissive