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Etymology: Latin Lesson 20
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Ag, ig, act
Do; act; drive
Prem, prim, prin, press
Press
Pell, plus
Drive; push
Vuls
Pull; tear
Trud, trus
Thrust
Trah, tract, [tail]
Draw; drag
Frang, fring, frag, fract
Break
Rupt, [rout]
Break; burst
Prehend, prehens, [prais, pris]
Seize
Hab, hib
Have; hold
Habit
Dwell
Habil
Able; equipped; expert
Serv
Save; protect; serve
Agile
Able to move quickly and easily
Repress
Not allow yourself to do something
Repellent
Keep something out or away
Convulsive
Involving or causing a sudden violent shaking of the muscles in your body that you are unable to
control
Protrude
To stick out
Attract
To cause someone to do or be involved in something
Frangible
Easily broken
Erupt
To send out rocks
Prehensile
Capable of grabbing or holding something by wrapping around it
Inhibit
To keep (someone) from doing what he or she wants to do
Habitation
The act of living in a place
Rehabilitate
To bring (someone or something) back to a normal
Conservation
The protection of animals
Servitude
The condition of being a slave or of having to obey another person
Cogent
Very clear and easy for the mind to accept and believe