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31 dens dentis
- Tooth (Latin)
- Dent- too like notch in gears
- Dentist- tooth doctor
- Indent- set a line of print in from the margin
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32 corpus corporis
- body (Latin)
- corporea- pertaining to the body
- corps- military division organized as a body
- corps- dead body
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33 unus
- one (Latin)
- unit- part of a series or of a whole
- union- act of making one out of many
- universe- star galaxy which turns as one entity
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34 duo
- two (Latin)
- duet- music played or sung by two people
- duplicate- make a second copy
- dubious- “of two minds”- doubtful
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35 tres
- three (Latin)
- trio- three acting or performing together
- tricycle- 3 wheeled
- triceratops- 3 horned face
- tribe- early rome was divided into 3 family social groups, or clans, called tribes
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36 quattuor
- four (Latin)
- quadruped- four footed animal
- quadrilateral- having four sides
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37 quinque
- five (Latin)
- quinquennial- five year period or celebration
- quinquagenarian- person in their 50s
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38 sex
- six (Latin)
- sexennial- six year period or celebration
- (Note: English sex not meaning six comes from seco, secare to cut or divide; mankind is divided into two kinds, male and female
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39 septem
- seven (Latin)
- September- seventh month in the Roman calendar
- Septennial- seven year period or celebration
- Septangle- a plane figure with seven sides and seven angles
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40 octo
- Eight (Latin)
- October- eighth month in the Roman calendar
- Octopus- eight footed ocean creature
- Octagon- figure with eight sides and eight corners or angles
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