- acclaim: Praise:Applaud
- ad: in front of
- amunter: to amount to
- anathema: a religous curse or the thing or person
- anatitenai: to dedicate
- arca: chest
- arcane: secret, mysterious
- avarice: greed
- avere: to desire
- bolster: to support, to reinforce
- bolstir: a long narrow cushion or pillow for reclining
- castus: pure
- chasten: punish;disipline;castigate
- clamere: to shout
- congruere: to agree
- cryptic: hidden
- cryptuy: hidden
- des: not
- diatribe: a bitterly crictical speech
- disparage: say negitive things;belittle
- dogmatic: sticking to widely accepted belief, even when faced with contrary evidence;close minded
- dorsum: back
- egere: to lack
- endorse: to support, to promote, to recommend
- frugal: careful with money; thrifty
- frux: fruit
- hiare: to gap
- hiatus: gap;interruption;a break in the continuty of a process; a pause
- in: not
- in: upon
- in(du): in
- incongruous: out of place
- indigent: very poor
- inscrutable: mysterious
- ira: anger
- irascible: easily angered
- ire: to go
- itius: a form of the verb ??
- iuxta: close by
- juxtapose: to place side by side
- mine: mine
- mis: bad/badly
- misconstrue: misunderstood; interpret incorrectly
- mor: self will
- morose: depressed
- ob: against
- obstinare: to persist
- obstinate: stubborn;refusing to be persuaded
- parage: high birth
- paucity: too few; scarcity
- paucus: few
- pompe: procession
- pompous: filled with self importance; arrogant:obnoxiously proud
- poser: to place
- puer: child
- puerile: childish
- rota: wheel
- rotund: round
- scrutari: to search
- sed: apart
- seditious: trying to stir up a revolt against a authority figure
- sub: under
- sustain: support;nuture;take on
- tant: so much
- tenure: to hold
- tontamount: equal;comparable
- under: under
- undermine: to weaken away the foundation;to sabotage
- vilifly: defame;attack someone's reputation
- vilis: worthless
Vocabulary