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Chapter 52 (p. 111)

celebrō, celebrāre, celebrāvī, celebrātus/a/um = to celebrate
[celebrant, celebrate, celebrated, celebrating, celebration, celebrator, celebratory, celebrious, celebrity (s), celebrities (pl), concelebrate, concelebrated, concelebrating, concelebration, recelebrate]
ōrnō, ōrnāre, ōrnāvī, ōrnātus/a/um = to adorn, decorate
[adorn, adornment, ornament, ornamental, ornamentally, ornamentation, ornate, ornately, ornateness, suborn, subornation, suborner]
appāreō, appārēre, appāruī, apparitūrus/a/um = to appear
[apparency, apparent, apparently, apparition, appear, appearance, disappear, disappear, disappearance, heir apparent, peer (verb), reappearance, semitransparent, transparence, transparency, transparent]
precor, precārī, precātus sum = to pray
[deprecate, deprecation, self-deprecation, imprecate, imprecation]
āra, ārae F. = altar
modus, modī M. = way, kind, sort
omnī modō = in every way; eiusmodi = of this kind, sort
[accommodate, accommodation, Amplitude Modulation, commode, commodious, commodity, countermeasure, discommode, immoderate, immoderately, immoderation, immodest, incommode, measure, modal, modalism, modality, mode, model, moderate, moderation, modern, modernism, modernist, modernity, modernization, modernize, modest, modesty, modification, modifier, modify, modulate, modulation, module, modus operandi; M.O., modus vivendi, mold, molding, mood, mould, ultramodern]
initium, initiī N. = beginning
[adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, exit, exitus, initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, limit, obituary, perish, praeteritio, preterit, sedition, seditious, transient, transit, transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
sacrificium, sacrificiī N. = sacrifice
[consecraphile, consecraphilist, consecrate, consecratedness, consecration, desecrate, desecrater, desecration, execrable, execrably, execrate, execration, obsecrate, obsecration, sacerdotal, sacerdotalism, sacerdotalist, sacerdotalize, sacerdotally, sacrad, sacral, sacrament, sacramental, sacramentalism, sacramentalist, sacramentally, sacramentarian, sacrarthrogenic, sacrectomy, sacred, sacredly, sacredness, sacrifice, sacrificial, sacrificially, sacrificialness, sacrilege, sacrilegious, sacrilegiously, sacrilegiousness, sacristan, sacristy, sacroanterior, sacroccygeal, sacrococcyx, sacrocoxalgia, sacrocoxitis, sacrodynia, sacroiliac, sacroilitis, sacrolumbar, sacroposterior, sacrosanct, sacrosanctity, sacrotomy, sacrovertebral, sacrum, sanctanimity, sanctifiable, sanctifiableness, sanctificate, sanctification, sanctified, sanctifier, sanctify, sanctilogy, sanctology, sanctiloquent, sanctiloquence, sanctimonial, sanctimonious, sanctimoniously, sanctimony, sanctiomony, sanction, sanctionary, sanctity, sanctorium, sanctuarize, sanctuary, sanctum (singular), sancta (plural), sanctum sanctorum (singular), sancta sanctorum (plural), Sanctus, santicolist, spiritus sanctus = Holy Ghost and/or Holy Spirit., sexton]
rēligiō, rēligiōnis F. = reverence, piety
[religion, religious, religiously, religiosity, areligious, coil, collect, collectanea, collectible, collection, collective, collectively, college, collegial, collegian, collegiate, counter-intelligence, cull, culler, delegate, delegation, dialect, dialectic, dilectology, diligence, diligent, eclectic, elect, election, electioneer, elective, electively, illegible, ineligibility, ineligible, illegitimately, intellect, intelligence, intelligent, intelligent design, intelligentsia, intelligible, intelligibly, irreligious, irreligiously, lectern, lection, lectionary, lecture, lecturer, legacy, legal, legalese, legalism, legalistic, legalist, legalistic, legality, legalize, legalization, legate, legatee, legation, legislate, legislate, legislation, legislative, legislative, legislator, legislatress, legislatrix, legislature, legist, legitimate, legitimate, legitimatize, legitimist, legend, legendary, legibility, legible, legion, legionary, legume, leguminivorous, leguminivore, leguminous, lesson, ligature, ligament, ligation, neglect, neglectful, negligee, negligent, negligence, negligible, negligibly, phonoselectoscope, predilection, pseudointellectual, recollect, recollection, select, selection, selective, sortilege, unintelligible, legitimacy, loyal, loyalist, loyalty, privilege, relegate, relegation]
aureus, aurea, aureum = golden, of gold
[aureate, aureole, auriargentiferous, auric, aurid, auriferous, aurific, aurify, aurigraphy, aurimine, aurivorous, aurochromoderma, aurotherapy, aurous, oriflamme, oriole, orphrey, orpiment, orpin, orpine]
prīscus, prīsca, prīscum = old, olf-fashioned
[Priscilla; related to prior: a priori, apriorism, apriorist, aprioristic, aprioristically, apriority, prior, priorate, prioress, prioritize, prioritise (British), prioritizing, prioritized, priority, priorship, priory, subprior]
sānctus, sāncta, sānctum = holy
[consecraphile, consecraphilist, consecrate, consecratedness, consecration, desecrate, desecrater, desecration, execrable, execrably, execrate, execration, obsecrate, obsecration, sacerdotal, sacerdotalism, sacerdotalist, sacerdotalize, sacerdotally, sacrad, sacral, sacrament, sacramental, sacramentalism, sacramentalist, sacramentally, sacramentarian, sacrarthrogenic, sacrectomy, sacred, sacredly, sacredness, sacrifice, sacrificial, sacrificially, sacrificialness, sacrilege, sacrilegious, sacrilegiously, sacrilegiousness, sacristan, sacristy, sacroanterior, sacroccygeal, sacrococcyx, sacrocoxalgia, sacrocoxitis, sacrodynia, sacroiliac, sacroilitis, sacrolumbar, sacroposterior, sacrosanct, sacrosanctity, sacrotomy, sacrovertebral, sacrum, sanctanimity, sanctifiable, sanctifiableness, sanctificate, sanctification, sanctified, sanctifier, sanctify, sanctilogy, sanctology, sanctiloquent, sanctiloquence, sanctimonial, sanctimonious, sanctimoniously, sanctimony, sanctiomony, sanction, sanctionary, sanctity, sanctorium, sanctuarize, sanctuary, sanctum (singular), sancta (plural), sanctum sanctorum (singular), sancta sanctorum (plural), Sanctus, santicolist, spiritus sanctus = Holy Ghost and/or Holy Spirit., sexton]
sapiēns, sapientis = wise
[Homo sapiens, insipid, insipidly, insipidity, insipient, insipiently, sage, sapid, sapidity, sapience, sapient, sapiential, sapiently, sapientially, sapor, saporific, saporous, savant, savoir faire, savoir vivre, savor, savoriness, savorless, savvy, savvey, sipid, unsavoriness, unsavory, unsavorily]

The Short List for this chapter’s vocab:

celebrō, celebrāre, celebrāvī, celebrātus/a/um = to celebrate
ōrnō, ōrnāre, ōrnāvī, ōrnātus/a/um = to adorn, decorate
appāreō, appārēre, appāruī, apparitūrus/a/um = to appear
precor, precārī, precātus sum = to pray
āra, ārae F. = altar
modus, modī M. = way, kind, sort
omnī modō = in every way; eiusmodi = of this kind, sort
initium, initiī N. = beginning
sacrificium, sacrificiī N. = sacrifice
rēligiō, rēligiōnisF. = reverence, piety
aureus, aurea, aureum = golden, of gold
prīscus, prīsca, prīscum = old, olf-fashioned
sānctus, sāncta, sānctum = holy
sapiēns, sapientis = wise

Ch. 52 Vocab folding practice

1st Column (to be folded back later) / Give English meaning(s) / Fold 1st column back, then give Latin
celebrō, celebrāre,
celebrāvī, celebrātus/a/um
ōrnō, ōrnāre,
ōrnāvī, ōrnātus/a/um
appāreō, appārēre,
appāruī, apparitūrus/a/um
precor, precārī,
precātus sum
āra, ārae F.
modus, modī M.
omnī modō
eiusmodi
initium, initiī N.
sacrificium, sacrificiī N.
rēligiō, rēligiōnis F.
aureus, aurea, aureum
prīscus, prīsca, prīscum
sānctus, sāncta, sānctum
sapiēns, sapientis

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