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Etymology: Latin Lesson 2
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Supersonic
Faster than the speed of sound
Verbal
Relating to or consisting of words
Languid
Having little strength
Veracity
Truth or accuracy
Voracity
Having or showing the tendency of eating too much food.
Virile
Having (or suggested) qualities of men that are attractive in men
Virtuoso
A person who does something in a very skillful way (typically a musician)
Omnivorous
Eating both animals and plants
Multilingual
Able to speak and understand several languages
Paucity
Small amount of something; less of what's needed or wanted
Elongate
Make something longer or grow larger
Brevity
Using few words to say something
Verity
Something that's true
Verbose
Using more words than needed
Lingual
Of to or relating to the tongue.
Omni-
All
Multi-
Many
Pauci-
Few
Long-
Long
Brev- [brief]
Short
Son
Sound
Verb
Word
Lingu
Language; tongue
Langu
Faint; weary
Ver
Truth
Vor
Eat
Vir
Man
Virtu
Strength; virtue