Dedication: 3/15/05

celeber: frequented, common

cause celebre (Fr), celeb, celeber, celebrant, celebrate, celebrated, celebration, celebrator, celebratory, celebrity, concelebrate, concelebration, uncelebrated

celer: fast; celeritas: speed

accelerando, accelerant, accelerate, accelerated, acceleration, accelerator, accelerometer, celeritous, celerity, decelerate, deceleration, decelerator, decelerometer, deceleron, proaccelerin

celo (1): hide (see also clam); cella: granary, stall, chamber; occulto: hide; occultus: hidden

acellular, cell, cellar, cellarage, cellarless, cellate, cellblock, cellicolous, celliform, cellifugal, cellmate, cellophane, cellphone, cellular, cellulate, celluloid, cellule, cellulose, conceal, concealable, concealer, concealment, exocellular, germcell, hemicellulose, hepatocellular, holocellulose, intercellular, intracellular, metacellulose, microcellular, monocellular, multicellular, occult, occultation, occultism, occultist, occultly, occultness, one-celled, ovicell, oxycellulose, paracellular, pericellular, photocell, plasma cell, pluricellular, polycellular, protocell, pyrocellulose, saltcellar, sex cell, sickle-cell, solar cell, stem cell, stormcellar, supercell, syncellus, target cell, taste cell, tricellular, unicellular, watercell, winecellar, yellow cell

celsus (high): see culmen.

Celtae: Celts

Celt, Celtiberian, Celtic, Celtics

cena: dinner

cenacle
censeo: think, express an opinion; censor: censor

censor, censorable, censorial, censorious, censoriously, censorship, censurable, censure, census, excise (tax), intercensal, recension, uncensored

ODEE and OED assign excise (tax) to censeo; W3 assigns to sedeo.

centum: one hundred; centurio: centurion

bicentenary, bicentennial, cent, centavo, centenarian, centenary, centennial, centesimal, centesimate, centigrade, centigram, centiliter, centillion, centime, centimeter, centipede, cento, centoliter, centuple, centurian, centurion, century, duocentenary, hundred-percent, octocentenary, percent, percentage, percentagewise, percental, percenter, percentile, quartercentury, quatercentenary, quatercentennial, quattrocento, quincentennial, quindecennial, quinquennial, quinquennially, quinqueenium, seicento (It), septcentenary, septicentennial, sesquicentennial, sexcentenary, tercentennial, tercentenary, trecentist, trecento, tricentennial

cera: wax

ceraceous, cerecloth, cerate, cere, cerement, ceric, ceriferous, cerific, cerumen, ceruminous

cerebrum: brain

cerebellar, cerebellum, cerebral, cerebrally, cerebrate, cerebration, cerebriform, cerebrospinal, cerebrovascular, cerebrum, decerebrate, epicerebral, hemicerebrum, intercerebral, intracerebral, medicerebral, neocerebellum, procerebral, protocerebrum

Ceres: Ceres (goddess of grain)

cereal, Ceres, cerium, cerous

cerno, cretum: sift, see; crimen: crime; certus: sure; certo: contend; discrimen: crisis

antidiscrimination, ascertain, ascertainable, certain, certainly, certainty, certamen, certifiable, certifiably, certificate, certification, certified, certify, certitude, certeriorari, concern, concernable, concerned, concernedly, concerning, concernment, concert, concerted, concertina, concerting, concertize, concerto, CPA, crime, crimebusting, crimeful, crimeless, crimewave, criminal, criminalism, criminalist, criminalistic, criminalistics, criminality, criminally, criminaloid, criminate, crimination, criminative, criminator, criminatory, criminologist, criminology, criminous, criminously, criminousness, cybercrime, decern, decerniture, decertification, decertify, decree, decretal, decretalist, decretally, decrement, decretist, decretive, decretorial, decretorily, decretory, decriminalization, decriminalize, discern, discernant, discerner, discernible, discernibly, discerning, discerningly, discernment, disconcerted, disconcertedly, disconcerting, disconcertingly, disconcertment, discreet, discreetly, discreetness, discrete, discretely, discreteness, discretion, discretional, discretionary, discretive, discretization, discriminability, discriminable, discriminal, discriminant, discriminate, discriminating, discriminatingly, discrimination, discriminative, discriminator, discriminatory, discriminoid, excrement, excremental, excrete, excretion, excretive, excretory, incertitude, incriminate, incrimination, incriminatory, indiscernible, indiscreet, indiscreetly, indiscrete, indiscretely, indiscretion, indiscriminate, indiscriminately, indiscrimination, navicert, nondiscriminatory, nonsecretor, preconcert, prosecretin, recertification, recertify, recrement, recrementitious, recriminate, recrimination, recriminatory, secernment, secrecy, secret, secretagogue, secretaire, secretarial, secretariat, secretary, secretaryship, secrete, secretin, secretion, secretive, secretively, secretiveness, secretly, secretor, secretory, Secret Service, secretum, sex crime, state secret, street crime, top-secret, trade secret, uncertain, uncertainly, uncertainty, uncertified, unconcern, unconcerned, unconcernedly, undersecretary, undiscerned, undiscernible, war crime, war criminal

cervix (gen. cervicis): neck

cervical, cervicoscapular, cervicovesical, cervicitis, cervix, dorsocervical, endocervicitis, vesicocervical

certus: see cerno
cervus: deer

cervicorn, cervine, hircocervus, rucervine, serval

ceteri: other

ceteris paribus, etc., et cetera

chorus: dance, dance troop: see coroV
cibus: food

ciborium, postcibal, precibal

cicada: cicada

cicada, cicadellid

cicatrix: scar

cicatrice, cicatrix, cicatrize

cicer: chickpea

Cicero, cicerone, Ciceronian

cieo, citum: move; cito: move quickly; concito/incito: arouse; sollicito: stir up (cf. kinew)

citation, citatory, cite, citigrade, concitation, de-excitation, de-excite, excitability, excitable, excitably, excitant, excitation, excite, excited, excitedly, excitement, exciting, excitingly, excitor, incite, inciteful, incitement, inciter, insouciance, insouciant, insouciantly, loco citato (loc. cit.), opere citato (op. cit.), oscitancy, oscitant, oscitation, overexcite, photoexcitation, recital, recitation, recitalist, recitative, recite, reciter, resuscitable, resuscitate, resuscitation, resuscitative, resuscitator, solicit, solicitant, solicitation, solicitor, solicitous, solicitously, solicitousness, solicitude, solicitudinous, superexcitation, uncited, unexcitable, unexcited, unexciting, unsolicited

cilium: upper eyelid

biciliate, cilia, ciliary, ciliate, ciliferous, ciliform, palpocil, superciliary, supercilious, superciliously, superciliousness, supercilium, supraciliary

cincinnus: curled

Cincinnati, Cincinnatus

cimex: bedbug

chinch, chinchilla, cimex

cingo, cinctum: surround, gird, encircle

cinch, cincture, circumcinct, discinct, enceinte, encincture, precinct, succinct, succinctly, succinctness, surcingle

cinis (gen. cineris): ashes

cineraria, cinerarium, cinerary, cinerator, cinereal, cinereous, incinerate, incineration, incinerator

-cinor: act of a kind

ratiocinate, ratiocination, ratiocinative, ratiocinator

circum: around; circa: around; circus: circle, racetrack; circiter: about

c., ca., circa, circadian, circinate, circle, circlet, circline, circuit, circuit breaker, circuitous, circuitously, circuitry, circular, circularity, circularize, circularly, circulate, circulation, circulator, circulatory, circumadjacent, circumambience, circumambient, circumambulate, circumambulation, circumcinct, circumcise, circumcision, circumcorneal, circumduction, circumference, circumferential, circumferentor, circumflect, circumflex, circumfluent, circumfluous, circumforaneous, circumfuse, circumfusion, circumgyrate, circumgyration, circumjacent, circumlittoral, circumlocute, circumlocution, circumlunar, circummure, circumnavigation, circumnavigate, circumnuclear, circumnutate, circumnutation, circumocular, circumoral, circumpolar, circumrenal, circumrotation, circumscissile, circumscribe, circumscription, circumscriptive, circumscriptively, circumsolar, circumspatial, circumspect, circumspection, circumspectly, circumstance, circumstantial, circumstantiality, circumstantially, circumstantiate, circumstantiation, circumtension, circumterrestrial, circumundulate, circumundulation, circumvagrant, circumvallate, circumvallation, circumvascular, circumvent, circumvention, circumventor, circumvolant, circumvolute, circumvolution, circumvolve, circus, circusiana, cirque, deep-search, encircle, encirclement, encircler, ensearch, family circle, Great Circle, hour circle, incircle, noncircular, outsearch, oversearch, panem et circenses, polar circle, recherche (Fr), research, researcher, search, searchable, searcher, searchful, searchingly, searchlight, searchparty, searchteam, search warrant, semicircle, semicircular, stone circle, tea circle, transit circle, tricircular, uncirculated, unsearchable, unsearched, vicious circle, Vienna circle

cirrus: forelock

cirrate, cirriferous, cirriflorous, cirrigerous, cirrigrade, cirriped, cirrocumulus, cirrose, cirrostratus, cirrus, cumulocirrus, stratocirrus

cis: on the near side; citerior: nearer

cis, cisalpine, cislunar, cismarine, cismontane, cispadane, cispontine, cistron
cista: chest (boat): seekisth
citrus: citron tree

citric, citrine, citrometer, citron, citronella, citrovorum, citrus

civis: citizen; civilis: civil; civitas: state

Atlantic City, CB radio, citadel, citify, citizen, citizeness, citizenhood, citizenry, citizenship, city, cityscape, city-state, ciudad (Sp), civic, civics, civil, civilian, civilianization, civility, civilizable, civilization, civilize, civilized, civilizing, civil law, civilly, civil rights, Civil Service, Civil War, civism, civitas, decivilize, half-civilized, Holy City, incivility, intercity, intracity, Jersey City, Mexico City, noncitizen, overcivil, Quaker City, uncivil, uncivilized

clam: secretly (perhaps same root as celo)

clandestine, clandestinely

clamo (1): shout (cf. kalew)

acclaim, acclaimer, acclamation, acclamatory, claim, claimant, clamant, clamative, claimer, clamor, clamorous, clamorously, clamorousness, conclamant, conclamation, counterclaim, declaim, delaimer, declamation, declamatory, disclaim, disclaimant, disclaimer, disclamation, exclaim, exclamation, exclamation point, exclamative, exclamatorily, exclamatory, irreclaimable, no claim, nonclaim, overclaim, proclaim, proclaimer, proclamation, proclamatory, quitclaim, reclaim, reclamation, self-proclaimed, tree-claim, unacclaimed, unclaimed, unproclaimed, unreclaimable, unreclaimed, vox clamantis in deserto

clangor: noise (cf. klaggh)

clang, clangor, clangorous, clangorously

clarus: loud, clear, distinct; declaro: proclaim; praeclarus: distinguished

chanticleer, chiaroscurist, chiaroscuro, clairaudience, clairaudient, Claire, clairsentience, clairvoyant, clairvoyantly, Clara, clarain, Clare, claret, clarification, clarified, clarifier, clarify, clarinet, clarinetist, clarion, clarionet, clarity, claro (Sp), clear, clearable, clearage, clearance, clear-cut, clear-eyed, clear-headed, clearing, clearinghouse, clearly, clearness, clear-sighted, clerestory, declarable, declarant, declaration, declarative, declaratively, declarator, declaratorily, declaratory, declare, declaredly, declarer, declaringly, Eau Claire, eclair, glair, glairigenous, glairy, outclearing, slum-clearance, unclear, unclearly, undeclared

classis: property class, fleet, levy, grade, rank

class, class-conscious, classic, classical, classically, classicism, classicist, classicistic, classics, classifiable, classification, classified, classifier, classify, classiness, classism, classist, classless, classlessness, class list, classmate, classroom, classy, declass, declasse, declassicize, declassification, declassify, disclass, disclassify, first-class, high-class, lower-class, middle-class, neoclassical, neoclassicist, outclass, pfc, pivot class, postclassical, pre-classical, quasi-classical, reclassify, second-class, subclass, third-class, tourist class, unclassical, underclass, underclassman, upperclass, wordclass, working-class, world-class

claudo, clausum: close; clavis: key; clavus: nail; intercludo: shut off

all-exclusive, aquiclude, autoclave, bioexclusivity, cembalist, cembalo, clausal, clause, claustral, claustration, claustrophilia, claustrophobe, claustrophobia, claustrophobic, clausula, clavate, clavicle, clavichord, clavicorn, clavicular, claviform, clavier, claviger, clef, cloistral, cloister, close, closed shop, closed society, close-knit, closely, closely-guarded, close-lipped, closemouthed, closeness, closer, close-run, closet, close-up, closure, cloture, cloy, cloze, conclave, conclavist, conclude, concluder, concludingly, conclusion, conclusive, conclusively, conclusiveness, disclose, discloser, disclosure, eclosion, enclave, encloister, enclose, enclosure, exclaustrate, exclaustration, exclave, excludability, excludable, exclude, exclusion, exclusionary, exclusive, exclusively, exclusiveness, exclusivism, exclusivist, exclusivistic, exclusivity, exclusory, foreclosable, foreclose, foreclosure, inclose, inclosure, include, inclusion, inclusive, inclusively, inclusivism, inclusivist, inconclusion, inconclusive, inconclusively, malocclusion, nondisclosure, noninclusion, noninclusive, noninclusively, occlude, occludent, occluder, occlusal, occluse, occlusion, occlusive, occlusor, overclosure, overinclusion, penalty clause, preclude, preclusion, preclusive, recluse, reclusion, reclusive, scapuloclavicular, seclude, secluded, secludedly, seclusion, seclusionist, seclusive, sluice, sluice-box, sluice-gate, sluicer, sluice-way, subclavate, subclavian, time clause, torsocclusion, treble clef, unclose, undisclosed, veno-occlusive, waste sluice, water closet

claudus: lame

Claud, Claudette, Claudia, Claudius, Julio-Claudian

clava: club

clavicorn, claviform, clavula, clavule

clemens: mild, merciful

clemency, Clemens, clement, Clement, Clementine, clemently, inclemency, inclement, inclemently

cliens (gen. clientis): client

client, clientage, cliental, clientele, clientship

-clino: see clivis
clivis: sloping; clinis: slanting; declivis: sloping; inclino: slant (klinw)

acclivitous, acclivity, aclinal, declension, declensional, declinable, declinant, declinate, declination, declinational, declinator, declinatory, declinature, decline, decliner, declinograph, declinometer, declivate, declivity, declivous, disinclination, disinclined, inclinable, inclination, incline, inclinometer, indeclinable, indeclinably, proclivity, proclivous, recline, recliner, triclinium, undeclinable, uniclinal

cloaca: sewer

cloaca, cloacal, Cloaca Maxima, intracloacal

clueo: to be known for

auscultate, auscultation, auscultatory, boy scout, girl scout, scout, scouting, scoutmaster

N.B. Clueo is probably related to klew.
co-, col-, com-, con-: see cum
coda: see cauda
codex (gen. codicis): trunk of a tree, book

ASCII, BASIC, codability, code, codeless, coder, codex, codical, codicil, codicillary, codicology, codification, codifier, codify, codilla, codist, codon, codonostome, color-coded, decode, encode, encoder, postcode, pseudocode, shift code, sorting code, source code, tax code, transcode, vocoder

coepi (begin): see aptus
cogito, cogo: see ago
cohors (gen. cohortis): cohort (cf. hortus: OLD)

backcourt, cohort, cortege, county court, court, courteous, courteously, courteousness, courtesan, courtesy, court-day, court-dress, courthouse, courtier, courtierism, courtierly, coutiership, courting, courtless, courtlet, courtlike, courtliness, courtling, courtly, court-martial, court roll, courtroom, courtship, courtyard, curtesy, curtsey, discourteous, discourteously, discourtesy, forecourt, frontcourt, kangaroo court, lawcourt, police court, probate court, Supreme Court, tenniscourt, uncourteous, World Court

coleus: testicle

cojones (Sp), cullion

collis: hill

colline, intercolline

collum: neck

accolade, blue-collar, col, collar, collarbone, collarless, collet, colliferous, colport, colportage, colporteur, decollate, decollation, decollator, decolletage, decollete, dorsocollar, encollar, horse-collar, retrocollic, Roman collar, torticollis, white-collar, wingcollar

colo, cultum: till, worship; colonus: settler; incola: inhabitant; incolo: dwell

acculturate, acculturation, acculturist, agricultural, agriculturalist, agriculture, agriculturist, amnicolidae, anticolonial, anticolonialism, anticolonialist, apicultural, apiculturalist, apiculture, apiculturist, aquaculture, aquiculture, arboricolous, arboriculture, arenicolous, arviculture, avicolous, aviculture, aviculturist, bicultural, caulicolous, cavernicolous, cellicolous, Coelicolist, Cologne, colonate, Colonia, colonial, colonialism, colonialist, colonialistic, colonialize, coloniate, colonist, colonization, colonizationism, colonizationist, colonize, colonizer, colony, corticolous, countercultural, counterculture, crinoculture, crown colony, culmicolous, cult, cultic, cultish, cultism, cultivable, cultivar, cultivatable, cultivate, cultivated, cultivation, cultivative, cultivator, cultivatory, cultual, culturable, cultural, culturally, culture, culture-bound, culturer, culturism, culturist, culturology, cultus, cysticolous, decolonization, decolonize, decultivate, decultivation, domiculture, enculturate, enculturation, febricolous, feticulture, floriculture, fluvicoline, foliicolous, fungicolous, germiculture, graniticoline, herbicolous, horticultural, horticulturalist, horticulture, ignicolist, inquiline, insecticolous, intercolonial, intracultural, Koln, kultur, kulturkampf, lapidicolous, larvicolous, lichenicolous, lignicolous, limicolous, maricolous, mariculture, menticultural, menticulture, microcolony, monoculture, multicultural, multicultualism, multiculturalist, multicultualistic, muscicolous, neocolonial, neocolonialism, nidicolous, oleiculture, olericulture, ostreiculture, palmicolous, paludicole, paludicolous, pecudiculture, permaculture, personality cult, petricolous, piscicolous, piscicultural, pisciculture, pisciculturist, polyculture, pomiculture, precolonial, puericulture, radicicolous, raincult, recolonize, rupicoline, rupicolous, rupiculture, sanguicolous, saxicole, saxicoline, saxicolous, sericulture, seroculture, silicicolous, silvicolous, silviculture, space colony, spongicolous, stagnicolous, stercoricolous, stirpiculture, subculture, sylvicoline, sylviculture, tea culture, terricole, terricolous, transcultural, transculturation, tube-culture, tubicole, tubicolous, tubulicole, uncolonized, uncultivated, uncultured, urbiculture, vegeculture, viniculture, viticultural, viticulture, viticulturist, Vo-Ag, xerocolous

N.B. Occult is from celo.

color: color

bicolor, color, colorability, colorable, colorably, Colorado, colorant, coloration, colorative, coloratura, colorbar, color-blind, colorbook, color-coded, color-conscious, color-corrected, colorer, colorful, colorfully, color guard, colorific, colorimeter, coloring, colorist, coloristic, colorization, colorize, colorizer, colorless, colorology, colorphobia, colorphoto, colortype, colory, concolorate, concolorous, cuticolor, dark-colored, dead color, decolor, decolorant, decolorate, decoloration, decolorimeter, decolorization, decolorize, discolor, discolorate, discoloration, discolorment, light-colored, multicolored, off-color, overcolor, parti-colored, rose-colored, tricolor, varicolored, versicolored, watercolor, wine-colored, yellow-colored

colostrum: first milk

colostration, colostrum

colpus: blow (ML)

contrecoup, cope, countrecoup, coup, coup d'etat (Fr), coup d' grace (Fr), coupe, recoup, Vienna coup

colubra: snake

cobra, colubrid, clolubriferous, colubriform, colubrine

colum: sieve; colo (1): strain, filter

colander, colation, coulee, coulisse, couloir, machicolation, percolate, percolation, percolative, percolator, perk test, portcullis

columba: dove (OLD: cf. kolumboV)

Colombo, colombophile, Columba, columbacious, columbarium, columbary, Columbia, columbiform, columbine, culverin, culverineer

columen, columna (pillar): see culmen.
coma: hair, leaves: see komh
comes (companion): see eo
comis: polite

comity
communis (common): see munus

compilo (1): pile up, gather

compilation, compilatory, compile, compiler

compos (master of): see potis
concilio (1): call together; concilium: assembly

conciliabule, conciliant, conciliar, conciliarism, conciliarist, conciliate, conciliation, conciliative, conciliator, conciliatorily, conciliatory, council, counciling, councilman, councilor, councilorship, irreconcilability, irreconcilable, irreconciliation, nomenclate, nomenclative, nomenclator, nomenclatorial, nomencaltural, nomenclature, parish council, postconciliar, preconciliar, privy council, reconcilable, reconcile, reconcilement, reconciliation, reconciliatory

concinno (1): set up, repair

concinnity, concinnuous, inconcinnity

condio: pickle

condiment, condimental

condo: build, found, place (probably cum + do)

ab urbe condita (AUC), abscond, abscondence, absconder, AUC, ensconce, incondite, recondite, sconce

confiteor: see for
confuto (1): see foveo
congruo: match

congruence, congruent, congruently, congruity, congrous, congruously, congruousness, incongruence, incongruent, incongruently, incongruity, incongruous, incongruously

coniveo: blink

connivance, connivant, connive, conniver, connivery, nictitant, nictate, nictation, nictitate, nictitation

conor (1): try

conation, conative, conatively

constituo (decide): see sto
consulo: consult; consul: chief of state; consilium: advice; consultum: decree

cocounsel, coconsul, consul, consulage, consular, consularity, consulate, consulative, consulship, consult, consultable, consultancy, consultant, consultation, consultative, consultatory, consultee, consulter, consultor, consultory, counsel, counselable, counselee, counselless, counselor, counselorship, jurisconsult, nonconsular, proconsul, proconsular, proconsulate, proconsular, senatus consultum, supraconsular, unconsulted