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  1. aster           a star                                                                                              asterisk            asteroid            astrophysics        astronomy           astronomer          astrolabe           astronaut           disaster                                                    
  2. centum          one hundred                                                                                         centenary           century             centurion           centigrade          centipede           centennial                                                                                          
  3. crypt (kruptos) covered; hidden; secret                                                                             cryptogram          cryptology          cryptic             crypt               apocryphal                                                                                                              
  4. dyna (dunami)   having power and strength; able to do                                                               dynamic             dynamite            dynamo              dynasty             dynamics            dyne                                                                                                
  5. fluere          to flow                                                                                             fluent              fluid               flume               fluorescent         fluctuate           affluence           confluence          influence           influx              superfluous         
  6. habere          to hold; to occupy or possess; to have                                                              habit               habitable           habitant            cohabit             inhabit             ability             exhibit             prohibit            habituate                               
  7. jungere         to join                                                                                             conjoin             conjunction         conjugate           join                jointed             disjointed          rejoinder           subjugate                                                   
  8. locutus         to act or manner of speaking                                                                        loquacious          locution            collocution         colloquy            colloquial          elocution           eloquent            interlocution                                               
  9. metron          a measure                                                                                           meter               kilometer           metronome           diameter            trigonometry        geometry            metropolis                                                                      
  10. nomen (Latin)   name, named                                                                                         nom de plume        nomen               nomenclature        nominal             nominalism          nominate            nominative                                                                      
  11. palma           the hand                                                                                            palm                palmetto            palmist             palp                palpable            palpitate           psalm                                                                           
  12. physic          natural; referring to nature                                                                        physic              physical            physician           physicist           physique            physiological       metaphysics         metaphysician                                               
  13. pretium         a price paid for goods or services                                                                  price               priceless           precious            praise              appraise            appreciate          depreciate          interpret           interpretive                            
  14. regere          to make straight; to rule                                                                           rex                 regal               regalia             regime              regiment            region              rectitude           rectify             regulate            ruler               
  15. scena           a covered place; a stage                                                                            scene               scenery             scenario            scenic              proscenium                                                                                                              
  16. sol             the sun                                                                                             solar               solar plexus        solarium            solstice            insolate            parasol                                                                                             
  17. sumere          to undertake; to take charge of                                                                     assume              consume             presume             presumption         resume              subsume             sumptuous                                                                       
  18. tonare          to thunder                                                                                          tone                tonal               astound             astonishment        detonate            tornado             stun                                                                            
  19. vacare          to be unoccupied; to be empty                                                                       vacant              vacation            evacuate            vacuous             vacuum              void                vanish              vast                devastate           want                
  20. vox             the voice; a voice; any noise of human origin                                                       vocable             vocabulary          vocalize            vociferous          voice               advocate            convocation         equivocation        evoke               provocative         
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