suavis: pleasant 10F
assuage, suave, suavely, suavity
Sweet appears to be cognate.
OLD does not associate suadeo and suavis; both LS and OED associate.
sub: under
sub (boat, replacement)
by alliteration: succeed, resuscitate, suffix, suggest, support etc.
Note alternate spellings in: soffit, sotto voce, soutaine, souvenir.
suber: cork 14D
suber
subitus (sudden), subito (suddenly): see eo
sublimis (lofty): see limen
subtilis (woven fine): see texo
sudo (1): sweat 10F
exudate, exudation, exude, sudorific
suesco, suetum: be accustomed; consuetudo: habit 5A
accoutre, accoutrement, accustom, consuetude, costume, costumer, costumier, custom, customarily, customary, customer, customization, customize, desuetude, mastiff, unaccustomed, uncustomary
suffrago: support; suffragium: vote cast for a specific candidate 9E
suffragan, suffrage, suffragette, suffragist
probably not sub + frango
sugo, suctum: suck; sucus: juice 10D
succulence, succulent, suction
N.B. Suck is a cognate.
sui: one’s own 13E
ampersand, suicidal, suicide, sui generis
sulcus: furrow 13F
sulcus
sulfur (sulphur): sulfur, sulphur 8C
desulfurize, disulphate, disulfide, persulfate, sulfa, sulfate, sulfide, sulfite, sulfur, sulfuric
Sulla: Sulla 14A
Sulla
sum, esse, futurus: be; absum: be away; possum: be able (eimi) -1
absence, absent, absentee, absenteeism, absently, absentminded, absentmindedly, compresence, compresent, disinterest, disinterestedly, entity, esse, essence, essential, essentialism, essentialist, essentially, futural, future, futurism, futurist, futuristic, futurity, futurology, impossibility, impossible, impossibly, in absentia, inessential, interest, interestedly, interestingly, misrepresent, misrepresentation, nonentity, nonessential, omnipresence, omnipresent, possibility, possible, possibly, presence, present, presentable, presentation, presenter, presently, presentment, proud, proudly, prowess, prude, prudery, prudish, puissance, puissant, QED, quintessence, quintessential, quintessentially, raison d' etre (Fr), rep, represent, representation, representational, representative, underrepresented, unessential, uninterested, uninteresting, unpresentable, unrepresentative, unrepresented
Despite appearances, the italicized words are not derived from video (providens).
See is, potis for words with -ence, -ent from present participle of sum
summus (top of, highest), summa (total): see super
sumo, sumptum: take; consumo: use up 3D
assumable, assume, assumption, assumptive, consume, consumer, consumerism, consumerist, consumption, consumptive, nonconsumer, presumably, presume, presumption, presumptive, presumptively, presumptuous, resume, resumption, subsume, subsumption, sumptuary, sumptuous, sumptuously, sumptuousness, unassuming, underconsumption
Sumo is sub + emo.
suo, sutum: stitch 11D
suture
super: above; supra: above; summus: top of (cf. uper) 3C
consomme, consummate, consummately, consummation, insuperable, sirloin, somersault, soprano, sovereign, sovereignty, sum, summa, summarily, summarization, summarize, summary, summate, summation, summative, summit, super, superb, superbly, superior, superiority, , supination, supine, supra, supremacist, supremacy, supreme, supremely, supremo (Sp), surmount, surplus, surveillance, surveillant, survey, surveyance, surveying, surveyor, surview, survivable, survival, survivalism, survivalist, survive, surviver, survivingly, unconsummated
Italicized words may be derived from sub (W3), but ODEE, OED from super.
supo (1): pour 10C
dissipate, dissipation, dissipative
surdus: deaf, unresponsive 8D
absurd, absurdist, absurdity, absurdly
sus: pig 11B
soil (vb), suilline, sully, unsullied
Author cannot substantiate soo-ey, the hog call, as derived from sus.
susurrus: whisper 14C
susurrus
T
taberna: shop (cf. trabs) 9B
tabernacle, tabernacular, tavern, taverna, taverner, tavernier, tavernkeeper
tabes: wasting 14D
tabescent
tabula: tablet 4B
entablature, tab, tablature, table, tableau, tablecloth, tableland, tablespoon, tablespoonful, tablet, tabletop, tableware, tabloid, tabula, tabular, tabulate, tabulation, tabulator, timetable, tole, turntable, worktable
taceo: be silent 9D
reticence, reticent, tacit, tacitly, taciturn, taciturnity, Tacitus
taedet: be weary 9E
tedious, tediously, tedium
talea: cutting, thin piece of wood 6D
detail, entail, entailment, retail, retailer, tailor, tally
talis: of such a type; talio: retribution (OLD distinguishes these two roots) 9E
retaliate, retaliation, retaliatory
talus: heel 11B
talipes, talon, talus
Tamesis: Thames 9B
Thames
tandem: finally (tam + -dem) 10F
tandem
tango, tactum: touch; taxo: value, integer: fresh 2D
aftertaste, attain, attainability, attainable, attainder, attainer, attainment, attaint, contact, contagion, contagious, contaminant, contaminate, contamination, contaminative, contaminator, contiguity, contiguous, contiguously, contingence, contingency, contingent, cotangent, decontaminate, decontamination, disintegrate, disintegration, disintegrative, distaste, distasteful, distastefully, distastefulness, entire, entirely, entireness, entirety, foretaste, intact, intangible, integer, integral, integrally, integrate, integration, integrationist, integrative, integrator, integrity, noncontagious, tact, tactful, tactfully, tactile, tactility, taction, tactless, tactlessly, tactor, tactual, tactually, tactus, tangency, tangent, tangential, tangentially, tangibility, tangible, tangibly, task, taskmaster, taste, tasteful, tastefully, tasteless, tastelessness, taster, tastiness, tasty, tax, taxable, taxation, taxpayer, unattainable, uncontaminated, untasted, untaxed
tantus: so great 9E
tantamount, taunt, tauntingly
AHD and W3 say italicized words from tempto; OED suggests tantus.
tardus: slow 9B
retard, retardant, retardation, tardily, tardiness, tardy
Tarpeia: Tarpeia 14D
Tarpeia
Tarquinius: Tarquin 13F
Tarquin, Tarquinius
taxo: see tango
tego, tectum: cover; tectum: roof, house (cf. stegw) 3D
detect, detectable, detection, detective, detector, integument, photodetector, protect, protection, protectionism, protectionist, protective, protectively, protectiveness, protector, protectorate, protectorship, protectress, protege, tectum, tegumentary, testacea, testacean, tile, tiler, tog(s), toga, togate, tuile, undetectable, undetected, unprotected
tela (web): see texo
tellus (gen. telluris): earth 11G
Te, tellurium
temere: by chance, rashly; temerarius: rash 12H
temerarious, temerity
temetum: liquor 14B
abstemious, abstemiously, abstemiousness
temno: despise 9E
contemn, contempt, contemptible, contemptibly, contemptuous, contemptuously
templum: temple (building) 6E
contemplar, contemplate, contemplation, contemplative, contemplatively, templar, template, temple, temple (of head)
tempto (1): try 4G
attempt, attemptable, reattempt, taunt, tauntingly, tempt, temptation, tempter, temptingly, temptress, tentacle, tentative, tentatively, tentativeness, untempted
W3 says italicized words are derived from tempto; OED suggests tantus.
LS derives tempto (tento) from tendo; OLD does not.
tempus (gen. temporis) 3D
contemporaneity, contemporaneous, contemporaneously, contemporary, contretemps, distemper, extemp, extemporaneous, extemporaneously, extempore, intemperance, intemperate, tamper, temp, temper, tempera, temperament, temperamental, temperamentally, temperance, temperate, temperately, temperature, tempest, tempestuous, tempestuously, tempi, tempo, temporal, temporality, temporally, temporarily, temporariness, temporary, temporize, temps,tempy, tense (gr)
tendo, tensum or tentum: stretch; ostendo: show (cf. teinw) 1A
attend, attendance, attendant, attendee, attender, attention, attentive, attentively, attently, bartender, coextensive, contend, contender, contention, contentious, contentiously, distend, distension, distention, entendre, entente, extend, extender, extendible, extensible, extension, extensional, extensive, extensively, extensor, extent, hyperextend, hyperextension, hypertension, hypotension, hypotensive, inattention, inattentive, intend, intendant, intense, intensely, intenseness, intensification, intensifier, intensify, intension, intensity, intensive, intensively, intent, intention, intentional, intentionality, intentionally, intently, intentness, nonattendance, nonstandard, ostensible, ostensibly, ostensive, ostentation, ostentatious, ostentatiously, portend, portent, portentous, portentiously, pretence, pretend, pretender, pretense, pretension, pretentious, pretentiously, pretentiousness, standard, standardization, standardized, stanine, substandard, subtend, subtense, superintend, superintendence, superintendent, tend, tendance, tendency, tendentious, tendentiously, tender (vb: offer), tendinitis, tendril, tense (tight), tensely, tenseness, tensile, tensiometer, tension, tensional, tensioner, tensity, tensor, tent, tenter, tenterhook, tentorial, tentorium, unattended, uncontentious, unextended, unintended, unintentional, unintentionally, unostentatious, unpretending, unpretentious, untended
ODEE, OED seem to support derivation of italicized words from tendo; W3 not.
tenebrae: shadows 14C
Tenebrae, tenebroso
teneo, tentum: hold; contineo: restrain 1A
abstain, abstainer, abstention, abstinence, abstinent, appertain, appurtenance, contain, container, containment, content, contentedly, contentment, continence, continent, continental, continently, continual, continually, continuance, continuation, continue, continuity, continuous, continuously, continuum, detain, detainee, detente, detention, discontent, discontentment, discontinuance, discontinue, discontinuous, discontinuously, discountenance, entertain, entertainable, entertainer, entertainingly, entertainment, impertinence, impertinent, impertinently, incontinence, incontinent, incontinently, intercontinental, lieutenancy, lieutenant, maintain, maintainable, maintainer, maintenance, malcontent, obtain, obtainable, ostinato, pertain, pertinacious, pertinaciously, pertinacity, pertinence, pertinency, pertinent, pertinently, rein, retain, retainer, retention, retentive, retinue, scuba, subtenant, supercontinent, sustain, sustainable, sustainer, sustenance, sustentation, tenable, tenacious, tenaciously, tenacity, tenancy, tenant, tenantless, tenantry, tenement, tenet, tennies, tennis, tenon, tenor, tenure, tenurial, transcontinental, unsustainable, untenable, untenanted
See OED note on rein.
tener: soft, immature 9A
tender (adj,vb: soften), tenderfoot, tenderhearted, tenderize, tenderizer, tenderloin, tenderly, tenderness
OLD maintains separate root. LS from tenuis; W2 from tendo.
tenuis: flimsy 10A
attenuate, attenatation, attenuator, extenuate, extenuation, tenuis, tenuity, tenuous, tenuously, tenuousness
tepeo: be lukewarm 11J
tepid, tepidarium
ter: three times; tres: three; tertius: third (treiV)
$, sesterce, tercentenary, termolecular, ternary, ternate, ternion, tertiary, tiple (Sp), trammel, travail, travel, traveler, travelogue, travois, treble, trebly, trefoil, trellis, tri-, triangle, triangular, triangulate, triangulation, trice, tricentennial, triceps, tricolor, tricorn, tricuspid, trident, triennial, trifacial, trifecta, trifid, trifocal, trigeminal, triglandular, trilateral, trilateration, trilingual, trillion, trillionth, trimester, Trinidad, trinitarian, trinity, trio, tripartite, triple, triplet, triplex, triplicate, triploid, triply, trireme, tristate, triumvir, triumvirate, triune, trivalent, trivariant, trivet, trivia, trivial, triviality, trivialization, trivialize, trivially, trivium, untrameled
terebinthus: terebinth tree: see tepebinqinoV
Terentius: Terence 10F
Terence, Terentia
tergeo, tersum: polish 9E
abstergent, abstersion, abstersive, detergency, detergemt, terse, tersely, terseness
tergum: back 14B
tergal, tergum
termes (gen. termitis): branch 10C
termite
LS, OED associate with tero; OLD says independent loan-word.
terminus: endpoint; termino (1): limit 2%
conterminal, co(n)terminous, determinable, determinably, determinant, determinate, determination, determinative, determinatively, determine, determinedly, determinism, determinist, deterministic, exterminate, extermination, exterminative, exterminator, indeterminacy, indeterminate, indetermination, indeterminism, interminable, interminably, midterm, overdetermine, preterm, subterminal, term, terminal, terminally, terminate, termination, terminator, Termini, terminology, terminus, termly, undetermined
tero, tritum: rub See also tribw. 8E
attrite, attrition, contrite, contritely, contrition, detriment, detrimental, detrimentally, detrital, detritus, teres, tribulation, trite, tritely, triteness, triturate, trituration
terra: land 5I
disinter, exterritorial, extraterritoriality, extraterrestrial, extraterritorial, inter, interment, Mediterranean, parterre, subterranean, subterraneous, , terrace, terracotta, terra firma, terrain, terra incognita, terramycin, terran, terrarium, terrazzo, terre (Fr), terrene, terrestrial, terrier, terrine, territorial, territorialism, territoriality, territorially, territory, Tierra, tureen
terreo: frighten; terror: fear 5B
bioterror, bioterrorism, deter, deterrence, deterrent, terrible, terribly, terrific, terrifically, terrify, terrifyingly, terror, terrorism, terrorist, terroristic, terrorize, undeterred
testa: pot 4C
posttest, pretest, retest, subtest, test, testa, testable, , tester, testudo, testy, tete-a-tete, untested
LS derives from torreo; OED and OLD do not.
testis: witness; testamentum: will 5E
attest, attestable, attestation, contest, contestable, contestant, contestation, counterprotest, detest, detestable, detestably, detestation, incontestable, incontestably, intestacy, intestate, Prot, protest, protestant, Protestantism, protestation, protester, protestingly, protestor, testament, testamentary, testation, testator, testatrix, testicle, testicular, testify, testimonial, testimony, testis, testosterone, uncontested
OED says testicle, testis etc. may derive from testis, but not conclusively proved.
texo, textum: weave; tela: web 4B
context, contextual, contextualize, contextually, decontextualize, hypertext, intertexture, pretext, subtext, subtility, subtle, subtlety, subtly, , text, textbook, textile, textual, textuality, textually, textural, texture, texturize, tiller (machine), tissue, toilet, toiletry, toilette, unsubtle
thus: incense: see quw: to sacrifice.
Tiberis: Tiber 11G
Tiber, Tiberius, Trastevere
tibia: flute, shinbone 13C
tibia, tige
Tibur: Tibur 11G
Tivoli, travertine
tigris: tiger: see tigriV
timeo: be afraid; timor: fear 8B
intimidate, intimidatingly, intimidation, intimidator, timid, timidity, timidly, timorous
tinea: ringworm 14D
tinea
tingo, tinctum: moisten, stain 7C
bloodstain, mezzotint, stain, stainer, stainless, taint, tincture, tinge, tint, tinto (Sp), unstained, untainted
tinnio (4): sound 12C
tinnitus, tintinnabular
Tiro (gen. Tironis): Tiro (Cicero's secretary) 13B
tiro, tyro
titillo (1): tickle 12C
titillate, titillation
titio: firebrand 10B
entice, enticement, enticingly
titulus: heading, title 5I
entitle, entitlement, subtitle, tilde, title, tittle, titular, untitled
toga (toga): see tego
tollo: raise; tolero (1): endure 7B
extol, intolerable, intolerably, intolerance, intolerant, intolerantly, tolerable, tolerably, tolerance, tolerant, tolerantly, tolerate, toleration
tondeo, tonsus: clip, shear 13F
tonsure
tonsillae: tonsils 11H
tonsil, tonsilectomy, tonsilitis
-tor: male who performs an action
benefactor etc.
torpeo: be numb; torpidus: numb 10D
torpedo, torpid, torpidity, torpidly, torpor
torqueo, tortum: twist; tormentum: artillery 5J
contort, contortion, contortionist, contortive, distort, distortion, distortive, extort, extortion, extortionary, extortionate, extortionately, extortionist, extortive, nasturtium, retort, torch, torchlight, torment, tormentor, tornado, torque, torsion, torsional, tort, tortious, tortoise, tortuous, tortuously, torture, torturer, torturous, trousseau, truss
N.B. OED says derivation of torch from torqueo is not absolutely certain.
Perhaps tornado is derived from tono; perhaps from torqueo.
AHD derives truss from torqueo; OED does not.
torreo, tostum: to heat; torrens: torrent (cf. tersomai) 7F
toast, toaster, toastmaster, toasty, torrent, torrential, torrid, torridly, tostada (Sp)
torta: bread cake 11F
torte, tortilla
torus: swelling 12J
toroid, toroidal, torus
totus: entire, all 5E
factotum, in toto, teetotal, teetotaler, total, totalist, totalistic, totalitarian, totalitarianism, totality, totalization, totalize, totally, totipotency, totipotent, toto
trabs: tree-trunk 14C
trabecula
trado: see do
traho, tractum: drag 1A
abstract, abstractedly, abstraction, abstractionism, abstractionist, abstractionistic, abstractive, abstractly, abstractor, attract, attraction, attractive, attractively, attractiveness, attractor, contract, contractile, contractility, contraction, contractive, contractor, contractual, contractually, contrail, contrectation, detract, detraction, detractive, detractor, distract, distractedly, distracter, distraction, distractive, distractor, distraught, distraughtly, entrain, entrainment, entreat, entreaty, extract, extractable, extraction, extractive, extractor, intractability, intractable, maltreat, maltreatment, mistreat, mistreatment, NATO, noncontractual, portrait, portraitist, portaiture, portray, portrayal, pretrain, pretreat, pretreatment, protract, protractor, retrace, retract, retractable, retractile, retraction, retractor, retrain, retreat, retreatant, subcontract, subcontractor, subtract, subtraction, subtractive, subtractor, subtrahend, trace, traceable, tracer, tracery, tract, tractability, tractable, tractably, tractarian, traction, tractor, trail, trailblazer, trailer, trailless, train, trainable, trainee, trainer, trainload, trainman, trait, treat, treatable, treatise, treatment, treaty, unattractive, undistracted, untraceable, untraced, untrained, untreatable, untreated
Traianus: Trajan 13B
Trajan
tranquillus: calm (probably trans + quies) 9B
tranquil, tranquility, tranquilize, tranquilizer, tranquilly
trans: across (as prefix: tra-, tran-, trans-, tres-)
cistron, tramontane, trance, transact, transcend, transcribe, transect, transept, transfer, transfigure, transgress, trajectory, translate, transliterate, translucent, transmarine, transmigrate, transmit, transmute, transoid, transom, transparent, tran(s)ship, transpire, transplant, transpontine, transport, transubstantiation, transume, Transvaal, transverse, traverse, travesty, trespass, trestle
N.B. transom, Trastavere. For additional examples consult the reverse index.
tremo: shake in fear 6E
DT, temblor, tremblant, tremble, trembler, tremblingly, tremblor, tremendous, tremendously, tremolo, tremor, tremulous, tremulously
trepidus: fearful 10E
intrepid, intrepidity, trepidation
tres: see ter
Treveri: a tribe of Gauls 13B
Trier
tri-: see ter
tribunus, tribuo: see tribus
tribus: tribe; tribuo: apportion; tribunus: tribune 2E
attributable, attribute, attribution, attributive, attributively, contributable, contribute, contribution, contributor, contributory, distributable, distribute, distribution, distributional, distributism, distributive, distributively, distributor, intertribal, maldistribution, noncontributory, redistribute, redistribution, redistributive, retribution, retributionism, retributionist, retributive, tribal, tribalism, tribe, tribesman, tribunal, tribune, tributary, tribute, unattributed, undistributed
OLD says perhaps tribus is derived from tres.
tricae: complications, trifles (cf. torqueo) 7E
extricate, extrication, inextricable, inextricably, intricacy, intricate, intricately, intrigue, intriguer, intriguing, intriguingly
trituro: see tero
triumphus: triumph 7D
Triomphe (Fr), triumph, triumphal, triumphalism, triumphalist, triumphant, triumphantly, trump
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