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Etymology: Latin Lesson 22
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(G)nosc, (g)no
Come; to know; note
(G)not, (G)nit
Recognize
(G)nomen, (G) nonmin
Name
(G)nasc, (g)natac
Be born
Esse ent
Be; exist
Crea
Make; create
Cresc, cret
Grow
Aug, auct
aux
Nutr
Nourish
Neutr
Neither
Al, ali
Feed; nourish; support
Alt
Tall; high; deep
Juven
Young
Sen
Old
Nov
New
Veter
Old; experienced
Aev, ev, act, et
Age
-esce, -escent, -escence
Becoming; growing
Noted
Famous or well known
Recognize
To know and recognize something (or someone) because of previous knowledge/ experience
Nominate
To formally choose someone as a candidate for a job
Nascent
Beginning to exist
Essential
Extremely important and necessary
Creative
Having or showing an ability to make new things or think of new ideas
Crescent
The shape of the visible part of the moon when it is less than half full
Augment
To increase the size or amount of (something)
Nutrition
The process of eating the right kind of food so you can grow properly and be healthy
Neutrality
The quality or state of being neutral
Alimentary
Of or relating to nourishment or nutrition
Altitude
The height of something above sea level
Rejuvenate
To make young again
Senility
Losing a mental ability because of old age
Renovate
Making changes to something so that's it's back in good condition
Veteran
Someone who fought in the military
Medieval
Relating to the Middle Ages; very old
Senescent
The state of being old or the process of becoming old
Alumnus
Someone who was a student at a particular school
Alumna
A woman who was a student at a particular school
Incognito
In secret