Etymology: Latin Lesson 27

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Ama, ami

Love

Amic

Friend

Ira

Anger

Dol

Grief

Lachrym, lacrim

Tear

Rid, ris

Laugh; smile

Lud, lus

Play;deceive

Fall, fals, [fail]

Deceive; fail

Pecc

Fault

Mendac

Lie; deceive

Mendic

Beg

Amiable

Friendly and pleasant

Amicable

Showing a polite and friendly desire to avoid disagreement and argument

Irate

Very angry

Condolence

A feeling or expression of sympathy and sadness

Lachrymose

Tending to cause tears

Risibility

The ability or inclination to laugh

Prelude

Something that comes before and leads to something else

Delusion

A belief that is not true

Fallacious

Containing a mistake

Impeccable

Free from fault or error

Mendacious

Not honest

Mendicant

Someone who lives by asking people for money and food

Ludicrous

Very foolish

Derisive

Expressing or causing the feeling that people express when they criticize and laugh at someone or something in an insulting way

Falsify

To make something false