Etymology: Latin Lesson 5

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Aur

Ear

Ocul

Eye

Vid, vis

See

Divid, divis

Seporate

Spec, spic, spect

Look at; examine

Aud, audit

Hear

Ger, gest

Bear; carry

Palp

Feel; touch

Tang, ting, tag, tig, tact

Touch

Tac, tic

Silent

Teg, tect

Cover

Aur-

Gold

Argent-

Silver

Ferr-

Iron

Plumb-

Lead

-fer

Bear; produce

-ferous

Produce

Aural

Relating to ear or the since of hearing

Oculist

Being an eye doctor

Invisible

Not able to be seen

Indivisible

Impossible to divide or separate : not divisible

Expect

To think or know something will happen

Audible

Heard or able to be heard

Disgust

Strong feeling of dislike about something unpleasant

Ingest

To swallow something

Impalpable

Incapable of being felt by touch

Tangible

Easily seen or recognized

Tacit

Expressed or understood without being directly stated

Detective

A member of the police force or a private investigator whose function is to obtain information and evidence

Aureate

Of a golden color or brilliance

Argent

The metal silver also whiteness

Ferriferous

Containing or yielding iron