Etymology: Latin Lesson 10

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Put

Cut; prune away; clear up; think; suppose

Ratio, ration

Reason; Relationship

Prob

Test; prove

Solv, solut

Loosen; set free

Arbitr

Consider; judge

Jur, just

Right; justice; oath

Judic

Judge; decide

Cred, credit

Believe; trust

Neg, negat

Deny

Fid

Faith

Feder

League; alliance; bond

Doc, doct

Teach

Dub, dubit

Doubt

Vacill

Waver

Oscill

Swing

Oss

Bone

-ndum, -nda (pl.)

To be _____

Compute

To find out something by using math

Ratiocination

The process of exact thinking

Probation

A period of time in which a person who is starting a new job is tested and watched to see if that person is able to do the job properly

Solution

Something that solves a problem

Arbitrate

To settle an argument between two people or groups after hearing the opinions and ideas of both

Jurisdiction

The power or right to make judgments

Judicial

Of or relating to courts of law or judge

Credit

Money that a bank or business will allow a person to use and then pay back in the future

Negative

Harmful or bad

Fidelity

Being faithful to your significant other

Docile

Easily taught

Dubious

Unsure or uncertain

Vacillate

To repeatedly change your opinions or desires

Oscillate

To move in one direction and then back again many times

Osseous

Bony