LLAJH Classical Roots Chapters 13 & 14

Terms	Definitions
celer (latin)	swift
accelerate	to cause faster movement; to go faster
celerity	swiftness; quickness; speed
curro, currere, cucurri, cursum (latin)	to run
cursor, cursoris (latin)	runner
concur	1. to agree; to cooperate 2. to coincide; to happen simultaneously
discourse	1. conversation 2. a formal discussion of a subject in speech or writing
incur	to meet with; to run into; to bring upon oneself
precursor	forerunner
succor	1. help in time of distress 2. render help to
glomus (latin)	ball
conglomeration	a collection of unrelated things
jacio, jacere, jeci, jactum (latin)	to throw
abject	1. humiliating and miserable 2. contemptible
conjecture	an opinion formed from inconclusive evidence; a guess
interjection	a word or phrase sometimes inserted between other words, often expressing emotion; a word not linked grammatically to other words in a sentence
salio, salire, salui, saltum (latin)	to jump, to leap
desultory	1. jumping from one thing to another; rambling 2. haphazard or random
exult	to rejoice greatly; to be triumphant
resilient	1. capable of returning to the original shape after being bent or stretched 2. buoyant; recovering quickly from illness, change, or misfourtune
salient	1. conspicuous; striking 2. projecting up or out
valeo, valere, valui, valitum (latin)	to be strong
convalesce	to recover in health after illness
avail	to use to one's own advantage
prevalent	widely occurring or in general use
valor	heroic courage; bravery
volvo, volvere, volvi, volutum (latin)	to revolve
evolve	1. to develop gradually 2. to change from a simpler to a more complex form of animal or plant life
voluble	speaking in a steady, easy flow of words; talkative; glib