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Etymology: Latin Lesson 3
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Copor
Body
Carn
Flesh
Sanguin, sangui
Blood
Cord
Heart
Capit, cipit
Head
Cap, cip, capt, cept, [ceive, ceipt]
Take
Ped
Foot
Manu
Hand
Mand
mend
Digit
Finger; toe
Dent
Tooth
Corporation
A large business that has the rights and duties of an individual and follows a specific purpose
Carnivorous
Eats meat
Consanguinity
Being of the same blood (Like mother to daughter)
Cordial
Politely
Capital
The most important
Reception
The kind of welcome that someone (or something) is given
Incipient
Beginning to develop or exist
Multiped
Having many feet
Manual
Doing or involving physical hard work
Mandate
An official order to do something
Digital
Showing time with numbers (instead of hands)
Reincarnation
The idea or belief that people are born again with a different body after death
Expedite
To cause (something) to happen faster
Corporal
A linen cloth on which the eucharistic elements are placed
Dentate
Having teeth or pointed conical projections