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Etymology: Latin Lesson 1
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Voc, vok
Voice; call
Dic, dict
Say; speak; assert
Dica, dicat
Proclaim; set apart
Duc, duct
Lead
Loqu, locut
Speak
Loc, locat
Place
Garrul
Chatter; talk
Equ
Equal; fair
Ben-, bon-
Good; well
Mal-
Bad; ill
Soli-, sol-
Alone; only
Magn-
Great; large
Vocal
Produced by the voice
Predict
To say something might happen in the future
Dedicate
Having a very strong loyalty for something (Person idea ect.)
Introduce
To make a person known to someone by name
Loquacious
Talkative
Location
A place or position
Garrulous
Tending to talk a lot; talkative
Equality
The quality or state of being equal
Benediction
A prayer asking for God's blessing
Benign
Not causing death or serious injury
Malediction
Curse
Soliloquy
A long speech given by a character to express their thoughts and feelings
Magniloquence
Speaking or being characterized by a high-flown often inflated sound or manor
Equity
Fairness of the way people are treated
Iniquity
Sound