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  I think Prof. Iwata("Iwata Kazuo" ;in Japanese order)'s above book is somewhat old, but great & useful. I'm convinced that it's not fade at all even in now Internet time, basically. It's a Japanese historical immortal great book( i.e. classic) & to be inherited toward descendant people. So, I try to make a electrical data of its essence.

  I hope you to learn a introduction of the Etymology( i.e. word roots) & understand English more. Recently I think Japanese are much wiser, especially in learning English process, time & tide are moving and the computer has very developed, we should use it wisely.

  I added some private comments to tell its nuance on purpose, it( expression/ contents) may not be accurate, please forgive me (I'm not a pro..).
---- Iff this stuff were useful for you, if "YES" ---- it's my pleasure.

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P9  (back pg-list)
`actress`	n. act + woman, female performer (of movie/ stage)
`act`	v./ n. do, perform( -ance), behave( behavio(u)r/ behalf), realize( realization)
`-ress`		
`exact`	a./ v. < `exigere(L)` = out + act = measure (with a lead) /
	 too demanding (tax) > quite right( accurate) / & demand to pay more.
	i.e. In measuring a weight of thing with old seesaw-type measure-instrument( tool), 
	to get a horizontal balance( tuning), other hand's lead-scale must be move/ slide
	out( or in) direction. -- using Leverage Principle. Please read a original book for detail information.
≤ Old? Balance Apparatus ≥ 
+---------<>---------⇔--------------     ↓ G     in Left Figure; G = Gravity, ------- = balance-type scale bar, 
|         ⊥          I                                                     F = Fulcrum,  X = sth. to be weighed (Left hand),
X         F          W                                                   W = slidable standard Weight unit (Right hand)
     • When you can have the bar horizontal by sliding (ex/ in act) the W, its W position indicates the X's weight.  
`ag-`	< `act-`
`agitate`	v., move/ shake / disturb/ grow one's feeling toward worse direction,
	make a mind-control (to do wrong)
`agile`	a., of act quickly, swift, of quick action/ motion/ thinking, prompt  [ajaL]  cf. fragile -- easy broken/ delicate

`action`	n. doing by body 	
`active`		a., full of action, aggressive,    opp. passive, inactive
`activity`	n., set of actions/ deeds for some purpose
`actual`	a. real acted   ad.=`actually`  opp. virtual(?), imaginary, armchair theory
`actuality`	
`react`	v. return, have/ act an effect on person or thing acting, respond to( against/ back) sth.
	Ex. His reaction is very over, I only touch him a little. He's injured.( Who am I? Axxko Wada??) 
`reactionary`	
`transaction`	interactive( across) procedure between two parties
	( sale & buy, send & get/ reply, demand & provide/ supply) ( in commerce/ business/ banking)
`activate`	make/ change the status active/ on( not off),  inspire/ blow a life/ vigor/ vivid-spirit into
`acting`	
`exactitude`	n., quality of being exact    cf. accuracy/ precision
`examination`	< examine( v.)  test/ check/ judge if one is exact or not by any method, 
	often expressed as "exam[ igzam]" simply ( , in school ?! )
`agent`		pro. who acts ( service) instead of real offerer/ supplier
`agency`	organization/ provider/ facility of agent
`agenda`	title/ headline/ content name/ diary( schedule) to be acted/ spoken, its memorandum/ record
`agendum`	outline of time plan to be done
`agitation`	agitating
`agony`	n. great pain/ spiritual stress/ struggle suffering 
	< agonia(G, (mental) struggle for victory)
`prodigal`	a./ n. pro( forth) + agere(L, drive) > drive away/ waste > "wastefulness"  Ex. * son
`antagonist`	who act in against side = opponent/ rival/ opposite person/ competitor in contest 
		< agony( = to struggle in contest) > one who gives agony to me 
`navigate`	v., `navis(L, ship)` + agere(L, drive) = to sail over/ go by sea/ steer a ship/ manage
		cf. navy/ naval = sea military ( ship)/ of navy  Ex. navy blue (color)
`-ion`		n. -lize
`-ty`		n.
`re-`		=back
`trans`		=across
`-tude`		n.
`-cy`		n.
`ant(i)-`		=against/ opposite side
`minister`		Ex. Japanese Prime Minister "Jun-ichLou Koizumi" 
----------------------------
Leg/ paw of the snake/ serpent( trivial additional comment/ trivia): 
"agere(L)" is "drive/ gate(noun = portal, door)" , so, "open/ shut the gate !",
becomes "gate the gate !" ---- interesting. and, the sound/ pronouncing of "agere(L)" 
is like/ near Japanese "(Please) do up! (= agete/ agero(Jap) )".
Old European castle's door was up/ down slide type(??).  
if so, "agere(L)" is just corresponded to "do up/ rise". --- It's so( ito) okasi.
Further, in Japanese, `ageru(J)` has another meaning `give (away)/ provide(E)`, too. 

P10  (back pg-list)
`album`	alb = white	
`Albion`	One name of England, named by Julius Caesar. cuz its southern coast/ beach was very white.	
`albumin`	one component of nutrition, protein in blood/ egg-whites 	
`Alps`	high-mountain name, top/ summit is always covered white snow. alp < alb	
`blank space`	blank = white  Casa Blanca(L, Spa) = house white = white house
`application blank`	
`wheat`	comes from `white`( spelling origin), cuz its seed color was white.	edible grains.
`candle`	`cand` = white
`melanin`	`melan` = black
`melancholy`	a./n. depressive, gloomy, low spirit, feeling of dark, uneasy, blue, ennui 
`Melanesia`	name of island group which is in the southern Pacific Ocean of New Guinea
`ruby`	`rub` = deep red gemstone/ jewel/ precious stone/ treasure

`albatross`	  < `algatross(Pol)` , large seabird, having white wings, so, "g" changed to "b" ,
	Japanese usu. call those "foolish birds" [ahou doLi]. 		
`albescent`		i10	
`-escent`	suffix of becoming but not complete, in middle hanging status	
`albinism`		i10	
`-ism`	i10	
`albino`	plant/ animal which skin/ hair is lacked color element( pigment)	[aLbAinou]
`albiness`	woman of albino	
`albumen`	white of an egg	
`blanket`	originally white cool clothes/ cover/ fabric	
`blankly`	ad., in vain, as the white changes into the empty meaning. make no result
`blanch`	whiten	
`bleach`	originally, make pale 	name of chlorine cleanser/ sterilizer( kill germ) commodity
`bleak`	a./ n.,  cold, cheerless, a name of small freshwater silver-green fish( edible but bony)
`candid`	a., honest/ simple/ frank/ straightforward/ no colored characteristic, low dense 	
`candidate`	n., cuz old Roman who hopes to be a officer/ soldier are to be worn the white clothes.	
`cando(u)r`	n. of `candid` [kAnda:]	
`melanoid`	black, tan, ebony colored   melan + oid
`melanosis`	skin illness as becoming black, abnormal pigment	
`-oid`	= -like	
`-osis`	=syndrome/ disease
`blanc`	blank = blanc = white/ empty   cf. Do you know a term/ diction, null[naL] & void[void] ?
`rubicund`	using to describe a one's face color	
`rubric`	n., red/ special style title/ heading, esp. a direction/ comment given in a prayer-book [rU:b rik]
`rubricate`	[rU:brikeit] v. make/ add a rubric 	
`rouge(Fr)`	red lip (stick)/ cheek (powder) color [rU:j] , cf. crimson
`ruddy`	a., (of the face) red, as showing good health   Ex. * cheeks
`rust`	- O.E. rust, related to rudu "redness," from PIE base *reudh- "red."
	n., reddish-brown coating formed on iron by the action of water and air  cf. rusty (adj.), rustic( rural), last, lust
	cf. reddish, radish, caddish, faddish, Kaddish, Kurdish, ruddy, rowdy, roady/ roadie, Rosie
`russet`	n./ a., 1. reddish brown color; 2. apple with rough * skin
`rob`	v., plunder violently, sack, deprive (sb.) of his property  cf. n.(man) = *ber, n.(act of *ing) = *bery, [rA b]
`rub` v./ n., move (one thing) backwards and forwards on the surface of (another), [rA b]
`rubber`	n., elastic substance made from the juice of certain trees and used for making tires/ tyres, balls, etc.
`love`	[LA v]
`lab`	laboratory, labor, laborer, [LA b]
---------------------
Volatile Tip( imagine):
• `grain` = `g(round)` + `rain` ??!! --- i.e. sow[sou] a seed, and rain falls, then plant grows, 
then has a fruit/ grain, then we reap it( harvest), and we gain a seed again.  it's natural cycle.
 Also, grain is like a corn bullet, we mill/ grind it & get its powder, and bake it & make bread.
cf. rein ( related to "horse, animal"), reign ( related to "people"), foreign( related to "reign"), lane ( = narrow country way)
• `edible` = v., n. `eatable`, `food` -- this is definition.
• imagination: grain & gain & grind is all related? (akin to?),  
and, `edible` akin to `edify` or `education` ( here, [eja kEishan]/ [ejyu: kEishan] , not [ed(y)u kEishan]) ??!!
Please look up your dictionary. 
`educate` = `e( ex)` + `ducere(L, lead)` > " provide schooling"
`edere(L)` ---- `eat` or `bring forth/ product` < ex + `dere(L)` < ex + `dare(L, give)`

P11  (back pg-list)
`alibi`	`elsewhere`   cf. ubiquitous( = there is everywhere, esp. now/at the same time/ simultaneously)
`ali-`	other/ another	
Dr. Jekyll alias Mr. Hyde. --Novel name	[Ei Li: as]	φ
`Hyde`	
`alias`	n./ad. another/ different name/ also-known-as (/ so-called )
`alter`	v. (ex) change, update, modify, toggle switch 	[O: Lta: ]
`Hamlet`	To be, or not to be: that is the question.
`alternative`	n./ a. option( al), select( ive) [o:L tA: nativ]	
	, heard as pronouncing [a(u)tA;nativ] ( perhaps). cf, toggle switch, flip-flop, zig-zag, tick-tack
`ego`	I part, myself	[I: gou]
`alterego`		alter ego = second personality	

`alien`	[Ei Lian] a./ n. ( of) foreigner race/ nation/ country  idiom: * to = out of harmony with 
`alienate`	i11	
`alienation`	i11	
`-ate`	i11	
`alienable`	i11	
`-able`	i11	
`inalienable`	i11	
`alteration`	i11	
`alterable`	i11	
`alternate`	i11	
`alternation`	i11	
`altruism`	i11	
`egoism`	n. selfishness, 	
`inalterable`	i11	
`in-`	i11	not
`altercate`	i11	
`alternator`	generator of alternative current( AC)    cf. DC	
`-or`	i11	machine
`egoism`	i11	
`-ist`	man
`egoistic(al)`	
`-ic`	a.
`egotism`	i11	
`egotist`		
`egotistic`	i11		a., selfish
`ego-centric`	i11	ditto
`center`	i11	
 P12  (back pg-list)
`alto`	high < altus(L)	
`soprano`	i12	
`altus(L)`	i12	
`alto-cumulus`	i12	
`alto-stratus`	i12	
`accumulate`	v., collect highly, heap	
`stratum`	i12	
`bass`	i12	
`base`	i12	
`baseball`	i12	
`basis`	i12	
`high`	cf. tall
`low`	i12	cf. law, raw, row, rho, roe

`altissimo`	i12	highest(lta), ---- issimo(Ita) = suffix as "most/ very", in J. prefix as [tottemo]  cf. pianissimo
`altar`	n., raised place( table or platform) on which offering are made to a god	cf. alter
`altitude`	height( esp. height above sea-level)
`altitudes`	i12	
`exalt`	glorify		cf. exhort/ extort
`exult`	v. be happy, rejoice greatly	
`exaltation`	i12	
`haughty`	hoch(Ger)
`bases`	pl. of basis  [bEisi:z]
`basement`	i12	
`baseless`	i12	
`debase`		
`de-`	i12	make
`basely`	i12	
`baseness`	i12	
`highball`	i12	
`highbrow`	i12	
`highland`	i12	
`highlander`	i12	
`highlight`	i12	
`Highness`	i12	
`high-octane`	i12	
`highway`	i12	
`highwayman`	i12	
`low-spirited`	i12	
`high-spirited`	i12	
`low-teen`	i12	
`high-teen`	i12	

P13  (back pg-list)
`anarchy`	i13	
`an-`	not	
`arch`	[A: ch], 1. rule, ruling, ruler  2. chief, principal, leading 3. primitive, original, archetypal cf. acro-	
`archbishop`	1st bishop	
`archliar`	big liar  (Remark; not "lier")	φ 
	Ex. One French news-writer said "You are a liar" to Japanese OHM religious group member.  --- he very was right & brave.

`anarchist`	i13	
`archangel`	arch + angel
`architect`	chief builder
`architecture`	i13	
`-ure`	abstract n.
`archpriest`	i13	arch + priest
`archenemy`	i13	
`Satan`	i13	
`archfiend`	i13	arch + fiend
`ie`	[e]
`ie`	[i:]   Ex. field, chief    cf. other [i:] cheap/ creature, cheep( twitter)/ keen, receive, e/ we, honey
`archtraitor`	i13	
`traitor`	betray + ori13	
`archetype`	i13	arch + type
`prototype`	i13	
`archly`	i13	ad.(a. arch=naughty)+ly =naughtily
`archness`	i13	n. naughtiness
`autarchy`	i13	
`aut-`	i13	self/ automatic
`monarch`	sole/ only one ruler/ lord	system  cf. sole > Solitaire( card/ trump game), solo(ist)
`mon-`	one
`monarchy`	i13	
`monarchism`	i13	
`-ism`	i13	allegation
`oligarch`	i13	
`olig-`	i13	few
`archipelago`	i13	
`chief sea`	i13	
`archaic`	i13	ancient,
`archaeology`	i13	
`-logy`	i13	studying
`arc`	i13	bow[bou], arch curve, part of circle     
		cf. rainbow = rain + bow [bow](ex. 7 colors)  -- corresponding to do/re/mi/fa/so/La/si(ti) -- by Isaac Newton
		ex. bow-legged = a. with the legs curved outwards at the knees.
		cf. bow2 [bau] v. bend the head or body forward ( as a greeting or in respect).
		cf. bow3 [bau] n. front or forward end of a boat or ship.
`arcade`	i13	
`archway`	i13	
`archer`	i13	man
`archery`	i13	
`-y`	i13	technique

P14  (back pg-list)
`apt`	< aptus(L, suited/ fitted/ adapted) < *ap-(PIE, to grasp/ take/ reach)
	 1. fit, suitable, small optimal, 2. * to = having a tendency to/ likely to, liable   cf. opt( = choose)
`adapt`	v., ad(=to) + apt, suit, match, tune, accommodate,  cf, adopt, apply 
`ept`	<	apt
`att`	<	apt
`attitude`	drop p from aptitude
`aptitude test`	
`cert`	nearly apt, =certain
`certain`	a.
`ascertain`	v.
`certificate`	n. official identification for license/ graduation rtc.

`aptly`	i14	
`-ly`	i14	ad. suffix
`aptness`	i14	
`adapted`	i14	
`-ed`	i14	a.
`adaptation`	i14	
`adaptable`	i14	
`adaptability`	i14	
`adapter`	i14	
`adept`	ept=apt, a man of skill
`inept`	a. not apt/ suitable, out of place, absurd	 Ex. * action
`in-`	i14	not
`ineptitude`	i14	
`-tude`	i14	character
`uncertain`	i14	
`un-`	i14	not
`certainly`	ad. without doubt, I accept/ agree., I'm sure., OK( Alright), of course, confirm, well, approval
`certes`	i14	
`certitude`	i14	
`certify`	v., prove/ confirm to be true/ certain
`-fy`	i14	v. make( sure)
`certification`	(official) endorsement/ testimony/ affirmation, anyone which can certify the trueness
`endorse`	v., [endO:s] sanction/ approve/ support/ backup saying from backside "it's true".
`sanction`	n./ v., [sAnkshan] right or permission given by authority to do sth..
`sanctity`	n. holiness/ sacredness  > v. sanctify
		> n. sanctuary (place, area of holiness)
		Ex. ( Political & Economic) reconstructing/ reformation without ( any) sanctuary
`certainty`	   being certain, the inevitable  opp. volatility, accident, contingency
	The chance/ tragedy has come at uncertain time suddenly, in depend on the certainty,
`-ty`	i14	n.
`as-`	i14	to (infinitive = verb-lize)  cf. A is like B. = A and B are alike. = A is similar to B.= A resembles B.
assert	v. declare/ make claim to/ allege that( statement) very strongly/ strictly
assertion	n. [asA: shan]
`ascertainment`	ascertaining, checking sth. to be so/ true 

P15  (back pg-list)
`aqualung`	< aqua(L, water) + lung
`aqua(L)`	water  originally, "aqua" was meant "sacrifice" [sAkrafais] in religious word.
	aqua was holy/ sacred water in vessel of the sacrifice. it developed/changed into only a water.
	"aqua vitae(L, water + life)" is corresponded to Japanese "sake". "whisky" has also the same history.
	Esp. in Japan, long time ago, water was called as "aka(J, red) in the shelf" or 	 " aka(J) in the tab" which appeared/ included in "GENJI Novels/ Stories" etc.
`lung`	i15	
`aqua vitae`	i15	
`whisky`	i15	
`hydra(G)`	water
`hydrogen`	H2 in H2O, gen = generate/ gene	
`terra(L)`	the earth	
`terrier`	earth dog , one kind of dog which often digs the ground & has its nose black with mud
		dog & dig are akin to?? --- interesting..
`earth dog`	i15	

`aquatot`	i15	
`-tot`	"small girl/ boy/ child"  ----- in Japan, we call/ pronounce small child boy as [boya]
`aquaplane`	i15	
`aquatic`	i15	
`aquatic animal`	i15	
`aqueduct`		one in which induce/ lead water = pipes, canals, ditches, tunnels components	
`-duct`	i15	lead
`aqueous`	sea snake
`hydrant`	hydr+ant = water faucet
`hydrangea`	blue color flower   Japanese name "ajisai"
`hydroplane`	i15	
`hydrophobia`	i15	
`terrace`	i15	
`terrestrial`	i15	
`territorial`	i15	
`territory`	i15	
`extraterritoriality`	out of lender's/ owner's law area, where ruled by borrowed nation's law	
`extra-`	i15	out
`Mediterranean`	middle/ media + land + sea( navy)
`subterranean`	beneath the surface of the earth, underground	
`sub-`	under/below
`terrain`	made of earth

P16  (back pg-list)
`arm`	i16	
`arms`	`Hemingway`	`Farewell to Arms`
`alarm`	< "To the arms",  below is more detail.
	c.1380, from O.Fr. `alarme(Fr)`, from It. `all'arme(Ita, to arms! )` 
	Extended 16c. to "any sound to warn of danger or to arouse." The verb is 1590, from the noun.
`alarm clock`	i16	
`brace`	i16	
`bracelet`	i16	same as `armlet`
`embrace`	< `embracer(Fr, clasp in the arms, enclose)` , em( in) + brace( the arms), 
	< bracchium(L)   cf. hug  cf. embarrass--akin to `bar`, cf. emblem( king/ crown symbol)
`ped`	i16	foot/leg
`pedal`	i16	
`peddler`	i16	huckster

`armour`/ `armor`	n., v., i16	Ex. armoured cruiser
`armament`	i16	 `army`	i16	arm + y
`disarmament`	i16	dis=off
`dis-`	i16	off
`armada`	i16	
`Invincible Armada`	i16	
`armadillo`	i16	
`armful`	i16	arm + ful
`arming`	i16	
`-ing`	i16	from v. to n.
`armless`	i16	
`-less`	i16	
`armpit`	i16	
`pit`	i16	n., hole, mine
`armistice`	i16	stice = stop, cease-fire
`cease`	[sI: s] v.,n.	
`cessation`	n.	
`armory`	i16	armor + y
`pedestrian`	i16	
`pedicab`	i16	
`pedestal`	i16	
`pedigree`	i16	pied de grue(F)
`expedite`	i16	
`expedition`	i16	<expedite  cf. explorers, adventure team
`impede`	v.	
`impediment`	i16	<impede, obstacle
`impedance`	[inpI: dans]	electric circuit resistance  --- R or I

P17  (back pg-list)
`art`	i17	
`artist`	i17	
`painter`	i17	
`fine arts`	i17	
`articulation`	i17	
`nature`	i17	
`nasci`	i17	be born
`Renaissance`	i17	re(again) + nasci(be born)
`native`	i17	
`nation`	i17	

`artful`	i17	art + ful
`artless`	i17	
`artifice`	i17	fice = create < fact ( ory)
`artificial`	i17	opp. natural
`-al`	i17	a. suffix
`artistic`	i17	
`-ic`	i17	a. suffix
`artisan`	i17	cf. artist
`article`	i17	
`articulate`	i17	
`articular`	i17	
`natural`	i17	
`naturalist`	i17	
`natural science`	i17	
`naturalism`	i17	
`naturalize`	i17	
`-ize`	i17	do
`national`	i17	
`nationality`	i17	
`nationalism`	i17	
`nationalize`	i17	
`nationalization`	i17	
`innate`	i17	=inborn, present at berth 

P18  (back pg-list)
`audire(L)`	i18	
`audience`	i18	
`audio-visual`	i18	
`audition`	i18	
`auditorium`	i18	
`video`	i18	
`hear`	i18	
`listen`	i18

`audible`	i18	< audire(L) + able
`inaudible`	i18	in-=not
`audit`	i18	
`auditor`	i18	
`audimeter`	i18	
`audio`	i18	aural
`audiometer`	i18	
`audiophile`	i18	phile=lover, audio fan
`auditory`	i18	cf. visual
`auricular`	i18	-ar=a.
`-ar`	i18	a. suffix
`aurist`	doctor	
`auriscope`	i18	
`scope`	i18	mirror
`auscultate`	i18	listen to
`auscultator`	i18	
`-or`	i18	man/ machine
`hearsay`	i18	rumor= to hear say
`hearken`	i18	=listen
`listener`	i18	man
`listening-in`	i18	

P19  (back pg-list)
`author`	i19	
`augere(L)`	increase, enlarge, enhance, multiply	i19	
`augment`	v.	
`aug`	i19	auc
`auc`	i19	=aug
`auction`	i19	
`auxiliary`	i19	
`increase`	i19	
`crescent`	i19	
`crescere(L)`	i19	grow
`grow`	i19

`augmented`	i19	
`augmentation`	i19	
`augmentative`	i19	
`auctioneer`	i19	
`-eer`	i19	man
`authority`	i19	
`authoritative`	i19	
`authorization`	i19	
`authentic`	i19	
`authenticity`	i19	
`crescendo`	in music, gradually strong/ forceful / powerful/ volume/ loud	
`excrescence`	abnormal growth or swelling ( of the skin)	
`decrease`	n., v.,   lessen, reduce/ reduction, decline, mitigate
`decrescendo`	in music, gradually weak
`decrescent`	i19	
`accrue`	[ak rU: ] v., grow	
`accrete`	[ak rI: t] v., increase by joining together, accumulate, No in CMU dict.	
`cre-`	i19	grow
`decrepit`	i19	de-=off  a., feeble, infirm, frail
`decrepitude`	i19	-ude=n. suffix
`-ude`	i19	n. suffix
`grownup`	a., n.,  adult, mature
`growth`	i19	
`-th`	i19	n. suffix

P20  (back pg-list)
`ball`	i20	= dance > rolling
`bowling`	i20	< rolling
`cant(L)`	i20	sing < dance
`accent`	i20	
`chanson(Fr)`	No in CMU dict.i20	
`cantata`	i20	
`andante cantabile(Ita)`	singing at moderate slow pace/ walking pace

`ballpark`	i20	baseball park
`ballot`	i20	vote (paper) < old: by stone bowling
`balloon`	i20	-oon = big
`-oon`	i20	big
`ballistics`	i20	
`-tics`	i20	studying
`bowl`	i20	sphere shape, deep dish, pod
`belly`	i20	< swell
`ballad`	i20	with dance
`ballet`	i20	ball + et
`ballet-dancer`	i20	
`bullet`	i20	
`bullet proof`	i20	
`cant`	n., insincere talk, special talk/ words used by a class of people
`canticle`	i20	
`cantor`	i20	singer of choir   cf. canter n.,v., ride a horse at an easy/ slow gallop
`incantation`	i20	magic < sing &attract
`enchant`	i20	< sing < cantare(L), v. fascinate, charm; make magic on
`en-`	i20	make
`enchantment`	i20	n., being enchanted; charm; delight  
		cf. endorsement = writing one's name on the back of (a check, etc); confirmation
		cf. enforcement = to compel obedience to,  force to, execution     Ex. law *
		cf. enhancement = improvement, increasing a value
`chant`	i20	> chanson(Fr)    -- French typical song style
	Ex. Have the students say, then spell, each word quietly to themselves in a chanting voice.
	      The students should repeat this process three or four times. 
	      (Playing rhythmic background music might be helpful.) ---- i.e. Auditory
`chanter`	i20	
`chantress`	i20	woman
`chanty`	sailor's song while working	cf. shanty = 1. poorly made house/ shed 2. sailor's song
`chanticleer`	i20	cock (cuz sing clearly)
`chantey`		= chanty
`canterbury`	n., stand with partition( for holding papers, music, etc.)
`concert`
`concertmaster`
`canzone`    
   	pl., canzoni, Italian folk music
`canzona`		Italian lyric style
`cunt`		slang	[kA nt]    ,No in CMU
`cunni`	[kUni]	cunnus[kU nas]
`cunnilingus`	[kni LIngs]	cf./opp. fellatio[fe LEi shio]

P21  (back pg-list)
`bar`	i21	in court cf. stick, staff
`bat`	i21	strike, spank
`battle`	i21	
`combat`	i21	
`beat`	i21	
`bat`	n., v.,	(animal which) flap wings /eyes

`barbecue`	BBQ
`barbell`	i21	dumbbell
`barfly`	i21	
`barrier`	i21	bar + ier
`barracks`	i21	n.,
`barrack`	i21	v., 
`barrel`	i21	
`barricade`	i21	made by barrel packed soil
`barrister`	i21	lawyer, attorney in court
`embargo`	i21	ban/ restriction on commerce/ trade, stop import/ export
`embarrass`	i21	by encompassing with bars
`baton`	i21	in relay
`batter`	i21	in baseball	
`battery`	i21	
`batting`	i21	
`battledore`	i21	
`-dore`	i21	man doing 
`battalion`	i21	-ion = big
`-ion`	i21	big troop
`company`	i21	middle troop
`battlefield`	i21	
`battleship`	i21	cf. warship (more general)
`debate`	i21	beat down (discussion/argument)
`abate`	i21	lessen(beat down)/reduce
`bate`	i21	weaken
`combatant`	i21	
`-ant`	i21	man
`combative`	i21	com-=together
`com-`	i21	together
`con-`	i21	together
`commando`	n. Ex. special commando   cf. troop(s)

P22  (back pg-list)
`papyrus`	i22	
`paper`	i22	
`Byblos`	i22	name of the harbor/ harbour town exported the papyrus in Phoenicia( now, Sylia, Israel, Lebanon)
`Bible`	i22	
`kharfes`	i22	one leaf of papyrus  --> "card"
`card`	i22	
`beech`	i22	a kind of tree, Old Briton carved the letters to its wood skin ---> book
`book`	i22

`paperback`	i22	
`paperweight`	i22	
`papery`	i22	
`Biblical`	i22	
`biblia`	i22	
`bibliography`	i22	book + writing
`bibliofilm`	i22	
`bibliolatry`	i22	-latry = worship
`bibliomania`	i22	
`-mania`	i22	crazy man
`bibliophil(e)`	i22	phil(e) = love
`phil(e)`	i22	love
`cardboard`	i22	
`cardcase`	i22	
`discard`	i22	throw away/dump away
`chart`	i22	sister word > card
`charter`	i22	
`cartography`	i22	cart + graphy
`cart`	i22	
`graphy`	i22	writing
`cartel`	i22	
`bookish`	i22	
`bookkeeping`	i22	in accounting
`booklet`	i22	
`-let`	i22	small
`Jesus Christ`
`bishop`	Boss of church, bi(ble) + shop
`clergyman`	
`priest`
`pastor`
`parson`
`rabbis`	Jewish teacher/ scholar/ religious leader
`religious ministry`
`minister`
`missionary`
`evangelist`	[ivAn jaLast] n., who preaches the Christian gospel; one of writers of 4 Gospels.
		----- 1. Matthew, 2. Mark, 3. Luke, 4. John
`avant-garde(Fr)`	[avA:n ga:rd]  "the vanguard"(Fr.) = innovative/ experimental/ unconventional artists,  
	avant = pr., before, pre
	vanguard = n., leading position in an movement, who are on the cutting edge of a trend; troops in the forefront of the battle
`Gospel`
`abbey`
`monastery`
`monks`	men
`nuns`	women
`abbot`
`abbess`	woman at the head of nunnery; Mother Superior
Mohammed
Koran
Islamic		a.
Muslim		a.
Islam		n.
Moslem	a., n.
mosque	n., building for prayer/ worship

P23  (back pg-list)
`bonus`	i23	
`bon`	i23	good
`bonanza`	i23	lucky(Spain)
`bell-`	i23	beautiful
`beau-`	i23	beautiful
`beau(Fr)`	i23	[bou]
`beauty`
`In vino veritas(L).`	i23	
`veritas(L)`	i23	verity = truth, fact
`verity`	i23	veritas(L)
`very`	i23	< veritas(L)

`bonanzagram`	i23	
`bonbon`	i23	
`bonny`	i23	
`bonnie`	i23	
`bounty`	i23	< bonus
`bountiful`	i23	
`-ful`	i23	full of
`boon`	i23	n., advantage; blessing; favor/ favour; gift   a., merry pleasant
`boon companion`	i23	merry pleasant companion
`belle`	i23	
`belle of the ball`	i23	
`belvedere(Ita)`	i23	fine view
`belladonna`	i23	name of poison plant (as perfume)
`beautiful`	i23	
`beautify`	i23	
`embellishment`	i23	
`em-`	i23	make
`veracious`	i23	verax( =truthful) + ous, honest, truthful, faithful
`verdict`	i23	n., judgment by a jury, decision
`verify`	i23	v.
`verification`	i23	n.
`veritable`	i23	
`verisimilitude`	i23	veri + similitude
`aver`	i23	v., a-=ad-=to, ver=true, declare, state, assert

P24  (back pg-list)
`Ars longa, vita brevis(L)`	i24	--- Art is long, life is brief/ short(E).
`vrevis(L)`	i24	brief
`brief`	i24	vrevis(L), short(E)
`abridge`	i24	summing up, briefing
`abbreviate`	i24	omit < brief, 
	Prof. Iwata says no relation between short & bridge. Is it true?
	The bridge is the shortest distance connection across the both riversides( i.e. short path), isn't it?
	-- this maybe "brief + distance +geometrical" or "brief + edge" > "bridge" (with my imagination)
	-- further, we Japanese call the bridge [hashi] which meaning contains a edge, is this by chance?
`longa`	i24	
`long`	i24	v., long long for, urge, want/ desire deeply/ crave
`prolong`	i24	v., delay, postpone, extend in time or duration( = time interval)

`briefcase`	i24	
`briefing`	i24	
`brevity`	i24	
`Brevity is the soul of wit. (by Hamlet)`	i24	
`abbreviation`	i24	shorting, short form (esp. of a word)  Ex. B.G./G.I.
`abridgement`	i24	bridge = brief
`unabridged`	a., not shortened, complete, not abridged  ,, ex. unabridged dictionary 
`shortage`	i24
`shortcoming`	i24	
`shortstop`	i24	short = suddenly
`longing`	i24	
`alongside`	i24	ad.
`oblong`	i24	ob + long, rectangle
`longhand`	i24	
`shorthand`	i24	
`lengthen`	i24	
`elongate`	i24	e- = ex-
`e-`	i24	ex-
`longevity`	i24	long + aevum(=age)
`lengthy`	i24	
`longitude`	i24	opp. latitude `latitude`	i24	opp. longitude
`linger`	i24	
`headlong`	i24	
`sidelong`	i24	
`sidelong glance`	i24	
`long-run`	i24	
`long-standing`	i24	
`long-standing promise`	i24	
`longdistance`	i24	
`a longdistance call`	i24	

P25  (back pg-list)
`camp`	i25	field/plain   --- extended, field/ military life, cuz sleep in the field.	Ex. * fire
`Champs Elysees(Fr) = Elysian(G, (a.), of paradise) fields`  	;Elysees[eLi sI:z] street i25	
`mons`	i25	soil/ mud
`mari`	i25	sea
`river`	i25	
`mountain`	i25	
`marine`	i25	
`arrive`	i25	
`Riviera`	i25	< river, ; vacation area on the Mediterranean Sea between southern France & northwestern Italy.
`island`	i25	< isolate, cuz the isolated land
`peninsula`	i25	n., [panI n saLa] , a. = peninsular[panI n saLa:r]
`pencil`	i25	[pE n saL]
`penis`	i25	[pI: nis] male sexual organ, a. = penile [pI: nai L]

`campus`	i25	field, university's facility & ground all area
`campaign`	i25	open country, activity of political election or any promotions, or its control place
`champion`	i25	top winner, victory person
`champignon`	i25	field or common mushroom	, No in CMU dict.
`champagne`	i25	Champagne(L, village)  [sham pEi n]  ,sparkling white wine
`encamp`	i25	en- = make
`decamp`	i25	de- = away, end/ stop/ close
`de-`	i25	away
`mount`	i25	up, climb, raise, set
`dismount`	i25	down, get off/ remove
`mountebank`	i25	charlatan [shA: r Latan], imposter, person who sells counterfeit drug from a public place
`surmount`	i25	sur- = above, overcome, conquar, triumph over, climb to the top of, prevail
`sur-`	i25	above
`paramount`	i25	to the mountain, supreme, of the highest rank
`mariner`	i25	sailor
`submarine`	i25	
`subway`	i25	underground railway system
`ultramarine`	i25	beyond the sea color
`riverside`	i25	
`rivalry`	i25	< rival
`islet`	i25	small island
`-let`	i25	small, diminutive suffix 
`insular`	i25	
`insularity`	i25	< insular, narrowness of mind, small scale mind `peninsular`	i25	a., < peninsula

P26  (back pg-list)
`cap`	i26	caput(L, head)
`captain`	i26	
`chief`	i26	
`cabbage`	i26	plant; shape looks like the head
`female genitals`	reproductive organs,	in slang i26	
`capa(Portgal)`	i26	cape, top > kappa(J)
`handkerchief`	i26	wrapping for chief(=head), i.e. handy + cover + head
`mischief`	i26	not reach to the head( top) = unsuccess, damage, annoy/ vex/ be naughty the other

`cape`	i26	
`capital`	i26	
`Capitol`	i26	temple of Jupiter's alias name  cf. Congress
`capital letter`	i26	
`capitalism`	i26	cap< basic/origin < free asset policy   cf. communism 
`capitalize`	i26	
`capsize`	i26	v., upset, overturn, topple  , size = arrange by size, cap + size = reverse??
`capitulate`	i26	v., surrender, yield, give in/ up, abandon
`chieftain`	i26	-tain = man
`-tain`	i26	man
`chapter`	i26	< caput(L)
`chattel`	i26	
`achieve`	i26	bring to the head( = end), carry out
`achievement`	i26	
`decapitate`	i26	de- = away  v., cut off the head neck  , guillotine(French Revolution)
`de-`	i26	away
`decapitation`	i26	de- = off
`de-`	i26	off
`cap-a-pie`	i26	from the head to the pie( = foot/ toe)
`mischievous`	i26	< mischief, naughty, nasty

P27  (back pg-list)
`capable`	i27	capere(L, catch/ take)
`capture`	i27	
`captive`	i27	
`cash`	i27	< capsa(L) = box for the caught( =capere) money
`occupy`	i27	take a place
`accept`	i27	ac- = ad-, cept = capere

`capability`	i27	-ity, ability, faculty, skill, talent
`incapable`	i27	in-= not
`capacity`	i27	hold
`capacious`	i27	wide capacity
`caption`	i27	small header( at first take it)
`captivity`	i27	
`capacitor`	i27	condenser
`captivate`	i27	
`-vate`	i27	make
`cashier`	i27	-ier= man
`captor`	i27	-or= man
`occupation`	i27	occupy + tion
`preoccupy`	i27	
`preoccupied`	i27	
`occupant`	i27	-ant = man
`-ant`	i27	man
`occupancy`	i27	-cy
`acceptor`	i27	ac(ad) + cept(capere) +or(man)
`acceptance`	i27	< accept
`chase`	i27	sister word = catch, pursue, tracking  Ex. car * , [chEi s]
`purchase`	i27	buy( chase for goods), [pA: chas]  cf. pursue [pa: shU: ], pursuit 
`carp`	i27	< capere; captious
`handicap`	n., v., disadvantage, disability, disabled, suffer from      
	[hA ndi: kap]  Ex. special class is for *ped children
Down syndrome	[dau n sind rOu m] --- DNA chromosome trouble/ lack (named from Dr. Johan Langdon Down(1828-98) English expert)
asthma		[A zma]  -- breath/inhalation trouble/ disorder
autism		[O: tizam] ---deny the outer-relationship
apraxia		There no in the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary. motion disability from nervous system injury
dyslexia		[dis LEk si:a]---disability of language( read or write)
		The word dyslexia is derived from the Greek "dys" (meaning poor or inadequate) and "lexis" (words or language). 
What Characteristics Accompany Dyslexia? 
Few dyslexics exhibit all the signs of the disorder. Some common signs are:
Lack of awareness of sounds in words, sound order, rhymes, or sequence of syllables 
	• Difficulty decoding words - single word identification 
	• Difficulty encoding words - spelling 
	• Poor sequencing of numbers, of letters in words, when read or written, e.g.: b-d; sing-sign; left-felt; soiled-solid; 12-21 
	• Problems with reading comprehension 
	• Difficulty expressing thoughts in written form 
	• Delayed spoken language 
	• Imprecise or incomplete interpretation of language that is heard 
	• Difficulty in expressing thoughts orally 
	• Confusion about directions in space or time (right and left, up and down, early and late, yesterday and tomorrow, months and days) 
	• Confusion about right or left handedness 
	• Similar problems among relatives 
	• Difficulty with handwriting 
	• Difficulty in mathematics - often related to sequencing of steps or directionality or the language of mathematics 
LDOnLine (The leading Web site on learning disabities for parents, teachers, and other professionals)
dyslexics		No in CMU  cf. learning disorders, attention deficit disorder, dysgraphia, dyscalculia

P28  (back pg-list)
`car`	i28	< carrus(L)
`carry`	i28	< carrus(L)
`career`	i28	< car, footprint, trace (of wheels) -- proof of skill history         	cf. resume, certification, carrier
`carpenter`	i28	< worker who make carpentum(L, 2 wheels car/ wagon)  
`caricature`	i28	< be too much luggage on the car --- from its funny shape, critically distort/ exaggerate reality
		[kE ra ka cha: ]
`chariot`	i28	< c(h)ar + iot, 2 wheeled car, tank  [chE ri: at]    cf. cherio, cheerio--ciao(Ita)?, carillon [kE ra Lan]
`charge`	i28	< c(h)ar + ge, load/ pack luggage into the car 
		--- supply energy, mug/ exact a certain money

`carriage`	i28	
`carrying`	i28	
`carryall`	i28	
`carry-over`	i28	
`carrier`	i28	
`careerism`	i28	career + ism
`careerist`	i28	career + ist
`cart`	i28	
`cargo`	i28	
`carrousel`	i28	merry-go-round
`caravan`	i28	
`carbarn`	i28	barn = place, house
`carsick`	i28	car + sick
`cartridge`	i28	
`caricaturist`	i28	caricature + ist
`cartoon`
`charger`	i28	horse
`chargeable`	i28	
`discharge`	i28	
`overcharge`	i28	
`undercharge`	i28	
`charioteer`	i28	
`currier`
`courier`

P29  (back pg-list)
`carnival`	i29	< carn = flesh
`carnation`	i29	< carn
`cannibal`	i29	< carn
`os`	i29	bone, Ex. backbone
`ossicle`	i29	
`osteology`	i29	
`bio`	i29	life
`biology`	i29	

`carnal`	i29	
`carnality`	i29	
`carnivore`	i29	
`carnivorous`	i29	
`incarnation`	i29	
`incarnate`	i29	
`ossify`	i29	
`osseous`	i29	
`ossuary`	i29	os + -uary( place)
`amphibious`	i29	amphi = both
`antibiotic`	i29	
`biochemical`	i29	
`biochemistry`	i29	
`biogen`	i29	 -gen( origin)
`biogenesis`	i29	
`biographer`	i29	
`biography`	i29	
`biological`	i29	
`bioscope`	i29	
`oscillate`		v., < oscillare(L, swing), vibrate, vacillate, sway to and fro
`oscillation`	n., < oscillationem(L) < oscillare(L, swing)
`oscillograph`	`oscilloscope` --- electric currents wave measure instrument

P30  (back pg-list)
`cave`	i30	
`excavation`	i30	ex = out
`hollow`	i30	< hole
`Holland`	i30	holt( wood/ grove) + land
`grotto`	i30	< crypta(L), cover
`grotesque`	i30	
`void`	i30	empty, null
`vacant`	i30	empty, null

`caveman`	i30	man as who lives in the cave & is primitive & rough   [K EY1 V M AE2 N]
`cavity`	i30	Ex. nasal( = nose's) cavity
`caverned`	i30	cavern + ed   [K AE1 V ER0 N IH0 D]
`excavate`	i30	ex(out)
`cavern`	i30	cave + ern
`cavernous`	i30	Ex. cavernous eyes   [K AE1 V ER0 N AH0 S]
`concave`	i30	opp. convex
`convex`	i30	opp. concave, Ex. reading glasses is convex lens
`cryptogram`	i30	
`cryptogam`	i30	
`crypt`	i30	
`camera`	i30	cave
`avoid`	i30	a = out, out of empty
`avoidance`	i30	
`devoid`	i30	lack, de + void
`vacantly`	i30	
`vacancy`	i30	
`vacate`	i30	 -ate( make)
`vacation`	i30	
`vacuity`	i30	
`evacuate`	i30	
`evacuee`	i30	
`vacuum`
`null & void`  ,,, to 0 , reset, empty, withdraw
`dig a hole`

P31  (back pg-list)
`center`	i31	
`centre`	i31	
`concentration`	i31	
`eccentric`	i31	ec = ex( out) , not center > odd man
`circ`	i31	< centre,  --  surround, near
`circle`	i31	
`circuit`	i31	
`bicycle`	i31	cycle-- ring

`central`	i31	
`centricity`	i31	
`centrifugal`	i31	opp. centricity
`centrosphere`	i31	
`concentrate`	i31	con( with) + center +ate
`centralization`	i31	
`eccentricity`	i31	deed of odd
`circular`	i31	
`circulate`	i31	
`circulation`	i31	
`circus`	i31	
`circuitous`	i31	
`encircle`	i31	out of target
`encirclement`	i31	
`semicircle`	i31	
`circumlocution`	i31	circum( surround) + locution( how to say)
`cycle`	i31	
`cyclone`	i31	
`cyclotron`	i31	cycle + electron
`cylinder`	i31	< cycle
`encyclopedia`	i31	all including comprehensive education
`encyclopedic`	i31
`circumstance`	environment, surrounding

P32  (back pg-list)
`clear`	i32	<clar(L)
`clarinet`	i32	<clar(L)
`clarionet`	i32 in England	
`claret`	i32	
`declare`	i32	de(=completely) + clear
`clean`	i32	< clear
`umb`	i32	dark opp. clear
`umber`	i32	dark tan/ ebony/ burn color	Ex. umberbrown = deep brown color
`umbrella`	i32	<umb( dark) cause make dark shadow place, sunshade/ parasol

`clarify`	i32	
`clarion`	i32	
`clearance`	i32	
`clear-cut`	i32	
`clearing`	i32	
`clearway`	i32	
`clean-up`	i32	
`cleaner`	i32	
`cleanly`	i32	ad.[kLiinLi] / a.[kLenLi]
`cleanliness`	i32	[kLenLinis]
`cleanse`	i32	[kLenz] make clean
`cleanser`	i32	[kLenza]
`declaration`	i32	
`unclean`	i32	
`unclear`	i32	
`umbrage`	i32	uncomfortable, pity ,umbra + age
`umbrageous`	i32	shaded
`sombrero`	i32	<umb
`somber`	i32	som( sub, somewhat) + umb
`adumbrate`	i32	ad( to) + umbra( shade)

P33  (back pg-list)
`climax`	i33	cli = clean , end( top) of inclined ladder
		climb a ladder & reach the end( maximum point/ summit)
`incline`	i33	slope, slant( slash)
`lean`	i33	(c)line Ex. Leaning Tower of Pisa
`curve`	i33	bent, bend
`flex`	i33	soft, elastic
`flexibility`	i33	
`reflex`	i33	re = again/ back

`decline`	i33	stop, lessen ,de = from, no stand/ be down	Ex. your credit card is already declined( expired/ no effective).
`declination`	i33	
`declension`	i33	conjugation for noun, pronoun, adjective, etc.
`inclination`	i33	n., tendency, preference, in favor
`disincline`	i33	as reluctant
`disinclination`	i33	n., unwillingness, reluctance	
`recline`	i33	re = (to) back	Ex. *ing seat
`anticlimax`	i33	n., sudden fall/ changes from sth. noble/ serious/ important to absurd/ ridiculous stiation
`curvature`	i33	
`curb`	i33	kerb
`flexible`	i33	a., bendable, be able to bend 
`flexion`	i33	
`flexure`	i33	
`inflexible`	i33	
`inflect`	i33	
`reflect`	i33	re = back, bent to back
`reflection`	i33	
`reflexive`	i33	recursive Ex. reflexive pronoun
`deflect`	i33	de = off, turn from a straight course, derail, avert
`circumflex`	i33	circum = round/ ring/ circle/ surrounding/ encompassing
`climate`	n., weather condition, tendency characteristic/ feature of the weather, < clima(G, region, zone)
`client`	n., < klie- = PIE base suffix "lean", sense of one who leans on another for protection, > "a lawyer's customer" 

P34  (back pg-list)
`collect`	i34	lect1
`elect`	i34	
`gather`	i34	
`choose`	i34	
`lecture`	i34	lect
`leg`	i34	read < lect2< lect1
`read`	i34	
`beech`	i34	tree name
`intellect`	i34	inter + select

`collection`	i34	
`collective`	i34	
`election`	i34	
`recollect`	i34	re = again
`recollection`	i34	remember, remind
`neglect`	i34	neg = not
`negligent`	i34	
`negligible`	i34	
`elegant`	i34	e( out) + collect
`elegance`	i34	
`lecturer`	i34	lect2
`legend`	i34	to be read( lect2)
`legible`	i34	
`intellectual`	i34	
`intelligent`	i34	
`intelligence`	i34	Ex. AI = Artificial *, IQ = * quotient( =ratio)
`intelligentsia`	i34	
`intelligentzia`	i34	
`intelligible`	i34	easy understood

P35  (back pg-list)
`conclude`	i35	con + clude , stop the discussion & then make result
`clude`	i35	shut up( = close the mouth) 
`close`	i35	< clude
`closet`	i35	close + let( small), C. of W.C.

`conclusion`	i35	
`conclusive`	i35	
`conclusively`	i35	finally
`exclude`	i35	shut out
`exclusion`	i35	
`exclusive`	i35	
`exclusivism`	i35	
`exclusively`	i35	almost = exclude others
`include`	i35	in & then shut
`including`	i35	
`inclusion`	i35	
`inclusive`	i35	
`seclude`	i35	separate & then shut
`seclusion`	i35	pull into
`seclusive`	i35	pull into
`preclude`	i35	pre = before
`preclusion`	i35	
`recluse`	i35	re = retire/ secret, a man of retire/retreat
`closing`	i35	
`closely`	i35	[kLousLi]
`enclose`	i35	en = in
`enclosure`	i35	
`cloister`	i35	
`disclose`	i35	expose
`disclosure`	i35	exposure

P36  (back pg-list)
`confuse`	i36	con( together) + fuse( melt/ pour), everything all melted in the head = complex/perplex
`diffuse`	i36	dif( dis = apart) + fuse( pour), water streams to various directions = be prevailed= wide spread
`refuse`	i36	fuse( pour) backward = deny( the propose)
`confound`	i36	< confuse

`fuse`	i36	< melt< fusus(L) = spindle
`fusion`	i36	
`diffusive`	i36	
`effuse`	i36	ef = ex = out, spread the ray or smell
`effusion`	i36	go out
`infuse`	i36	inject into
`infusion`	i36	
`interfuse`	i36	mixed, blended ,inter= among/ between
`profuse`	i36	endless pouring
`profusion`	i36	abundant, being much
`refusal`	i36	al = noun suffix
`suffuse`	i36	suf = sub = under, over flowed
`transfuse`	i36	transport one's blood to another
`futile`	i36	fut= fuse, pour un-usefully
`refute`	i36	counterplea, say against
`dumbfound`	i36	make dumb by found the ridiculous
`foundry`	i36	place where metal or glass is melted and molded
`founder`	i36	( of a ship) fill with water and sink, fall; stumble( esp. in mud)
`fusee`	i36	its shape like as spindle

P37  (back pg-list)
`cover`	i37	make cover & invisible< cooperire(L)
`cooperire(L)`	i37	co( complete) + operere( hide)
`co`	i37	cover( cover defects/ all points/ all span) = hide/ conceal
`cel`	i37	cover/ hide
`ceal`	i37	cover/ hide
`cellar`	i37	[.saLa] underground room for storing coal, win, etc.
`clam`	i37	[kLan] large shell-fish used as food
`occult`	i37	[a.kaLt]a. hidden; secret, mysterious; magical

`coverage`	i37	
`covering`	i37	roof
`coverall`	i37	uniform for working
`coverlet`	i37	blanket
`covert`	i37	secret cf. overt
`overt`	i37	publicly
`discover`	i37	get rid of the cover, find
`discovery`	i37	
`recover`	i37	
`recovery`	i37	
`uncover`	i37	
`cell`	i37	biological cell, jail( [jEi L]) room
`conceal`	i37	cover with the seal
`concealment`	i37	[kan.saLnant] 
`cellular`	i37	
`cellulose`	i37	[SaLaLaS]
`celluloid`	i37	[SaLaLaD]
`clandestine`	i37	[KLaN.DaSTaN] secret
`occultation`	i37	
`occultism`	i37	

P38  (back pg-list)
`convertible`	i38	con + vert( turn) + ible, Ex. convertible color
`advertise`	i38	[.aDBa,TaD], ad = toward
`divorce`	i38	di = side direction +virt( turn)
`revers`	i38	
`reversible`	i38	

`advert`	i38	attention to
`advertisement`	i38	
`adverse`	i38	opposite
`adversity`	i38	
`convert`	i38	con( completely= fully)
`conversion`	i38	
`diverse`	i38	multi values/ difference, divers(old)= 2 or 3
`diversity`	i38	cf. diversion --- entertainment
`invert`	i38	turn in
`inversion`	i38	tumble, topple, upset
`pervert`	i38	per( thoroughly) + vert, cause (a person, his mind) to turn away from right behaviour, beliefs, stc.
`perversity`	i38	
`perverse`	i38	(of persons) willfully continuing in wrong-doing, (of behaviour) contrary to reason
`perversion`	i38	
`revert`	i38	turn back
`reversion`	i38	
`versatile`	i38	a.
`verse`	i38	perverse sentence/ proverb
`avert`	i38	turn avoid, Ex. avert the war

P39  (back pg-list)
`create`	i39	< cre
`recreation`	i39	have a rest
`cris`	i39	judge, separate
`criticize`	i39	
`crisis`	i39	being critical
`politics`	i39	
`political crisis`	i39	

`creation`	i39	making create
`creature`	i39	
`creative`	i39	
`creator`	i39	
`re-create`	i39	again
`recreate`	i39	
`re-creation`	i39	re-making
`recreative`	i39	
`criticism`	i39	
`critic`	i39	
`criticize`	i39	
`criticizable`	i39	
`critical`	i39	
`critically`	i39	
`criticaster`	i39	aster = person to do
`critique`	i39	
`criticable`	i39	
`criterion`	i39	standard, yardstick, check base, 
`uncritical`	i39	

P40  (back pg-list)
`cred`	i40	believe -- lend
`credit`	i40	lend by trust , opp. debt
`debt`	i40	borrow, mortgage[Mo: gadj], loan, lien, pledging,  opp. credit[cRejit], [DaT]
`balance-sheet`	i40	credit & debt table
`owe`	i40	I owe you -- IOU$5.00(bid receipt)
`due`	i40	compensate( of course), being duty
`duty`	i40	< due 

`creditor`	i40	opp. debtor
`debtor`	i40	opp. creditor
`credibility`	i40	
`incredible`	i40	unbelievable
`credulous`	i40	as YES man
`credulity`	i40	
`creditable`	i40	
`creed`	i40	item of belief, I believe (that ..)
`credence`	i40	belief, trust
`credent`	i40	believing
`credential`	i40	al = noun suffix, certification/ invoice of trust
`grant`	i40	exchange cred into gred, = allow 
`grantable`	i40	
`debit`	i40	opp. credit
`debenture`	i40	
`indebted`	i40	owe to
`owing`	i40	don't pay yet
`duly`	i40	of course
`overdue`	i40	delayed ( being time over)
`dutiful`	i40	duteous
`dutiable`	i40	Ex. * goods( taxed goods)
`endeavor`	i40	make + devoir( duty), do one's obligation, effort

P41  (back pg-list)
`cross`	i41	< crux(L)
`cross-eye`	i41	London & Paris-eye( in J.)
`crucify`	i41	
`crusade`	i41	

`crossbar`	i41	cross + bar
`cross-country`	i41	
`crosscurrent`	i41	countercurrent, against flow/ wind
`cross-examine`	i41	
`cross-grained`	i41	
`crossing`	i41	roadblock, No Crossing (Don't cross)
`cross-fire`	i41	
`cross-legged`	i41	
`cross-armed`	i41	
`crosspatch`	i41	patch = fool
`crossreference`	i41	term index, glossary
`cross-stitch`	i41	stitch = sewing
`crosswise`	i41	cf. lengthwise, clockwise,
`crossword`	i41	
`excruciate`	i41	ex + crucify
`crucifixion`	i41	cross + fix
`cruciform`	i41	shape of cross
`Southern Cross`	i41	
`crusader`	i41	
`crucial`	i41	determinate, difficult, critical
`cruise`	i41	[k.rad] run/ walk around 
`Red Cross`

P42  (back pg-list)
`culture`	i42	
`cultivate`	i42	colere(L), 
`civilization`	i42	n., civilians + make > society, highly developed social & economic structure
`colony`	i42	
`agriculture`	i42	agri = field
`till`	i42	Ex. till a field with a hoe/ spade/ scoop/ shovel

`cult`	i42	
`cultural`	i42	
`cultivator`	i42	farmer
`cultivation`	i42	
`cultured`	i42	refined, educated, learned, sophisticated
`apiculture`	i42	apis = bee, bee keeping
`floriculture`	i42	flor = flower
`horticulture`	i42	hortus = garden
`sericulture`	i42	sericus = silk
`colonial`	i42	
`colonist`	i42	
`colonize`	i42	
`colonization`	i42	
`agrimotor`	i42	
`agronomy`	i42
`agricultural`	i42	
`agrarian`	i42	
`tillable`	i42	a., fit to till
`tillage`	i42	n., field to till

P43  (back pg-list)
`cure`	i43	
`care`	i43	
`manicure`	i43	for hand nail treatment/ remedy/ fashion/ cosmetic
`mani`	i43	
`pedicure`	i43	for foot/ toe nail
`curiosity`	i43	
`incurable`	i43	
`cure-all`	i43	
`accuracy`	i43	
`caress`	i43	[ka: rE s]
`charity`	i43	c change into ch, [chE ri ti:] -- why not [chA ..] in American??

`curable`	i43	
`cureless`	i43	
`curious`	i43	
`accurate`	i43	
`inaccurate`	i43	
`procure`	i43	
`procuration`	i43
`procurer`	i43	
`curate`	i43	
`curative`	i43	
`secure`	i43	 `sure`	, separate/ no-need to take care 	i43	
`security`	i43	
`surety`	i43	
`insure`	i43
`caressing`	i43	
`charitable`	i43	[chA rata baL]
`cherish`	i43	[chE ri sh]

P44  (back pg-list)
`current`	i44	curr = run, now/ present/ recent, prevalent, tide, electric flow
`current topics`	now controversy, 
`current writer`	celebrity/ celebrated writer (but maybe only now)
`currency`	i44	
`course`	i44	way, road
`intercourse`	i44	mutual contact, communication, .., sexual relation
`concours(Fr)`	i44	contest   cf. concourse  cf, concord( = harmony, agreement, the same)
		in Japanese, we pronounce/ utter as [kon ku: L]
`corridor`	i44	long run line

`curriculum`	i44	
`cursive`	i44	
`cursor`	i44	in J. [ka: soL]
`cursory`	i44	
`discursive`	i44	running about
`excursion`	i44	
`incur`	i44	in + come
`incurrence`	i44	
`occur`	i44	oc = toward, happen
`occurrence`	i44	event, incident, happening
`concur`	i44	
`concurrence`	i44	
`concurrent`	i44	simultaneous, Ex. * access (= access independently/ multi)
`concurrently`	i44	
`concourse`	i44	gathering
`courser`	i44	
`discourse`	i44	run around for speech
`recur`	i44	
`recourse`	i44	
`precursor`	i44	who/which ran before, precedent, antecedent, predecessor( of job, etc), omen

P45  (back pg-list)
`date`	i45	given < donare(L)n, dare(Ita),  not comes from "day"
`donation`	i45	to give, 
`dot`	i45	don = give
`dose`	i45	
`pardon`	i45	par( perfectly) + give
`edit`	i45	e( out) + dit( give) = publish
`render`	i45	< donare

`dative`	i45
`data`	i45	pl. datum
`undated`	i45	
`donate`	i45	
`donor`	in Sanskrit (Bon_go), in J, `dan_na`	i45	
`donee`	i45	
`dowry`	i45	
`dowager`	i45	
`endow`	i45	
`endowment`	i45	
`anecdote`	i45	
`dotal`	i45	
`antidote`	i45	
`editor`	i45	
`editorial`	i45	
`edition`	i45	
`edition deluxe`	i45	
`rendition`	i45	
`surrender`	i45	

P46  (back pg-list)
`democracy`	i46	dem( plural people = peoples)   cf. popolo(Ita) = people, civilian
`demagogue`	i46	dem + agogue( leader)   cf. synagogue(gather to church/ chapel)
`anthropology`	i46	< anthoropos(G), man 
`philanthropy`	i46	phil = philo( love)
`misanthrope`	i46	mis( bad), dislike to (hu)man

`demagogic`	i46	a., by sensational/ propaganda/ advertisement method
`demagogism`/ `demagoguism`	i46	n., bad advertisement
`demigod`	i46	n., who half god & half human ( in myth), man who became god
`demographer`	i46	
`epidemic`	i46	a., n., epi(G) = among/ on/ over, infective disease/ syndrome, spreadable
`endemic`	i46	a., n., en = in, native, local, region specific
`demotic`	i46	also , popular
`democrat`	i46	
`demos`	i46	people in ancient Greece
`anthropocentric`	i46	
`anthropogeography`	i46	
`anthropoid`	i46	tailless ape    cf. The planet of Ape (movie title)
`anthropologist`	i46	
`anthropomorphism`	i46	
`anthropomorphous`	i46	
`anthropometry`	i46	metry = measure
`anthropotomy`	i46	human-body anatomy( analyze with surgical knife)
`philanthropic`	i46	
`misanthropy`	i46	
`misanthropic`	i46	

P47  (back pg-list)
`dentist`	i47	den( tooth/teeth), sometimes don
`dandelion`	i47	dan de( = of) lion, plant name ( J. name[tan popo]), < its leaf looks like a lion's teeth with zigzag style
`denture`	i47	
`language`	i47	< lingua(L, tongue)
`linguist`	i47	
`lip`	i47	< labium(L)
`part with dry lips`	i47	situation of no goodbye-kiss

`dental`	i47	
`dentifrice`	i47	dent + friare( rub)
`indent`	i47	
`indentation`	i47	in line sentence layout, right shift the top by tab offset, common word-pro term
`indented`	i47	
`indention`	i47	
`indenture`	i47	
`dentate`	i47	
`dentiform`	i47	
`lingual`	i47	
`Linguaphone`	i47	
`linguister`	i47	
`bilingual`	i47	[bai LIng guaL]   cf. trilingual[tri-], polyglot
`linguistic(al)`	i47	
`linguistics`	i47	
`lingo`	i47	a., in J.[chinpun kanpun]/ [zen zen wakaLanai], I can't understand completely., special terms
`lipstick`	i47	
`thin-lipped`	i47	
`lip-read`	i47	
`labial`	i47	
`labial letters`	i47	p, b, m, etc.
`labiate`	i47	 a., with lip style

P48  (back pg-list)
`destruction`	i48	de( down) + struct( struere(L)) +ion
`construct`	i48	
`stitut`	i48	stand
`prostitute`	i48	pro( out) + stand, on the street & say "come on" = street girl, whore, bitch( slang)
`constitution`	i48	law of nation

`construction`	i48	
`destroy`	i48	
`destroyer`	i48	
`destructive`	i48	
`instruct`	i48	
`instruction`	i48	
`instructor`	i48	
`instrument`	i48	apparatus, music/ measure instrument, equipment
`industry`	i48	
`industrial`	i48	
`industrialize`	i48	
`industrious`	i48	ous = character
`constitute`	i48	
`destitute`	i48	de = off, in poor, money strait
`institute`	i48	in- = on, build on
`institution`	i48	system, organization
`institutor`	i48	founder
`prostitution`	i48	
`substitute`	i48	v., take the place of another, replace, exchange, insert   Ex. X = C (* const.C into var. X)
`superstition`	i48	super- = above, belief which stands on no scientific/ logical fact
`superstitious`	a. [su: pa: stI sh as]

P49  (back pg-list)
`dictionary`	i49	dic(t) = say, describe
`diction`	i49	
`dictation`	i49	
`dictator`	i49	like as Iraqi Sadaam Hussein , North Korean Kim Jong Il  cf. tyrant
`contradiction`	i49	
`condition`	i49	dit < dic

`benediction`	i49	bene = well
`contradict`	i49	
`contradictory`	i49	
`dictate`	i49	
`edict`	i49	
`indict`	i49	
`interdict`	i49	inter = between
`interdiction`	i49	
`jurisdiction`	i49	juris = law
`verdict`	i49	say verity( true)
`predict`	i49	
`prediction`	i49	
`predicate`	i49	cf. preach
`dedicate`	i49	
`dedication`	i49	
`abdicate`	i49	ab = away, abandon, renounce, give up, disclaim, waive, abstain, withdraw, refuse, throw away
`abdication`	i49	
`conditional`	i49	
`conditioned`	i49	
`conditioned reflex`	i49	experiment of Pavlov's dog ( Ivan Pavlov; Russian physiologist & Novel Prize winner)
`dick`		n., man name from Richard, (Slang: detective, young man( derogatory), penis( vulgar)) Ex. in J. * Mine

P50  (back pg-list)
`doc`	i50	teach
`doctor`	i50	
`doctrine`	i50	
`scholar`	i50	a man of 'scholar( = leisure)
`school`	i50	place of studying
`sci`	i50	know
`science`	i50	< sci
`conscious`	i50	< sci
`conscience`	i50	to know bad or good in mind

`doctorate`	i50	
`doctorship`	i50	
`doctrinaire`	i50	
`doctrinal`	i50	
`docile`	i50	
`documentary`	i50	
`decent`	i50	a., dec = doc  [dI: san t]    cf. descent, dissent --both [di sE nt]
`indecent`	i50	in = not 
`decency`	i50	being decent
`scholarly`	i50	a. ly = like
`scholarship`	i50	
`scholastic`	i50	
`schooling`	i50	
`scientific`	i50	a.
`scientifically`	i50	ad.
`scientist`	i50	
`conscientious`	i50	
`unconscious`	i50	un = not
`omniscience`	i50	omni = all
`omniscient`	i50	omni + scient( = knowing)

P51  (back pg-list)
`effort`	i51	ef + fort = ex( out) + force
`force`	i51	< fort
`fortress`	i51	big stronghold
`valor`	i51	< valere(L) = force, courage, strongness, powerfulness
`value`	i51	< strongness
`invalid`	i51	2 meanings: 1. timid, weak 2. non-value
`timid`	i51	from timidus(L) "fearful," from timere(L) "to fear." 

`forte`	i51	[fo:t], strong point
`fortitude`	i51	don't down in mind
`fort`	i51	stronghold
`fortify`	i51	v.
`fortification`	i51	
`fortress`	i51	big sized fort
`forceful`	i51	
`enforce`	i51	en = in, put it in force = undertake
`law enforcement`	i51	
`reinforce`	i51	make stronger than now
`reinforcement`	i51	
`comfort`	i51	con = emphasis, give energy to weakened mind
`valiant`	i51	brave
`valiance`	i51	
`valiancy`	i51	
`valid`	i51	reasonable, true, not false
`validity`	i51	
`valuable`	i51	
`prevail`	i51	win, victory, influence, powerful
`prevalent`	i51	
`avail`	i51	be worth, valid, effective
`strengthen`	i51	
`strenuous`	i51	
`strongbox`	i51	cashbox, chest, coffer, pete, pete box, safe

P52  (back pg-list)
`equator`	i52	
`equal`	i52	the same distance
`Ecuador`	i52	nation name
`equinox`	i52	nox( night), the day as day time eq. to night time.
`equation`	i52	Ex. 2x = 3 variable representation/ expression
`homosexual`	i52	homo = same
`par`	i52	same, 
`parity`	i52	
`simil`	i52	same as, like
`assimilate`	i52	unify as one

`equality`	i52	the principle of democracy, non discrimination
`equilibrium`	i52	libr = balance
`equivalent`	i52	same value
`equidistant`	i52	same distance
`equivocal`	i52	same voice( meaning)
`equity`	i52	
`unequal`	i52	
`adequate`	i52	moderate, fit
`homonym`	i52	onym = word/ name, same sound
`homogeneous`	i52	gene = seed
`homogenize`	i52	Ex. *d milk
`disparity`	i52	unbalance, gap
`parallel`	i52	par & ll --w word
`comparison`	i52	do which is bigger
`similar`	i52	same kind, alike, akin to
`similarity`	i52	
`dissimilation`	i52	
`simile`	i52	
`simulate`	i52	Ex. AI( Artificial Intelligence) *s human brain
`simultaneous`	i52	Ex. * terror
`facsimile`	i52	FAX; fact( make) + simil = copy & transfer

P53  (back pg-list)
`essence`	i53	ess, est = be( there is) 
`esse`	i53	be verb in Italian( "essere" verb)
`esse quam videri(L)`	i53	to be rather than to seem.[North Carolinian motto]
`absent`	i53	ab( away) + esse, not present
`exist`	i53	x = ss( ξ )
`existentialism`	i53	
`interest`	i53	inter + esse/est ; be in inter of ( some)things -- so, feel sth. good

`essential`	i53	
`inessential`	i53	
`essentiality`	i53	
`quintessence`	i53	quinta essentia, 5[penta(G), quinque(L)] elements
`absence`	i53	
`absentee`	i53	
`absent-minded`	i53	
`absently`	i53	
`presence`	i53	pre = forth
`present`	i53	a.,v. accent point is different
`presently`	i53	soon
`existence`	i53	Ex. struggle for *
`existent`	i53	a. Ex. * circumstances
`existential`	i53	
`pre-exist`	i53	cf. promise, premise, hypothesis, assumption
`interesting`	i53	intrigue, arouse curiosity
`interested`	i53	
`disinterested`	i53	not stakeholder, fair (here, interest = finance profit/stake/benefit/share)
`uninterested`	i53	no relation, unconcerned

P54  (back pg-list)
`event`	i54	venire(L) > vent = come, the thing coming out cf. occurrence, incident, accident, issue
`prevent`	i54	come before, anticipate, hinder (not to do)
`avenue`	i54	a way of approach, boulevard, road, street, pavement
`revenue`	i54	return, come back (the money)
`convenient`	i54	convenir(G), together come = unite, be suitable, agree (--useful)

`advent`	i54	
`adventure`	i54	
`adventurer`	i54	
`adventurous`	i54	
`venture`	i54	Ex. * business (that's adventurous, risky)
`convenience`	i54	Ex. * store
`convene`	i54	gather, summon
`convent`	i54	group of nuns( of Catholic)
`convention`	i54	to convene(= conference/ congress/ meeting), following tradition(= custom & way)
`conventional`	i54	
`eventual`	i54	final, occurring as a result
`eventually`	i54	finally, in the end, at last --very popular word
`intervene`	i54	interpose ( not to do)
`intervention`	i54	an interposing
`invent`	i54	new create, originate( from inspiration/ endeavor/ encounter)
`inventor`	i54	man
`invention`	i54	thing
`inventive`	i54	
`inventory`	i54	checking stock, asset list, down from shelf
`prevention`	i54	avoidance, aversion( to avert) cf. null & void (=do clear, nothing, empty)
`preventive`	i54	

P55  (back pg-list)
`factory`	i55	fact = make
`sleep factory ( slang, hotel)`	i55	
`manufacture`	i55	mamu = hand
`fect`	i55	= fact = make
`affect`	i55	make( cause) an effect, influence, undergo, move someone
`fashion`	i55	make a boom/ fever/ style/ mode/ custom/ manner
`old-fashioned`	i55	out of date, conservative, out of fashion
`misfashion`	i55	to form wrongly
`crab-fashion`	i55	Such diction is already extinguished( disappeared) on the now internet dictionaries world.
`after a fashion `	i55	in an approximate or rough way (became an artist after a fashion)
`after a fashion `	i55	to some extent; not very well (Example: "He speaks French after a fashion") 
`doggie fashion `	i55	a. Adj. An act of sex in the manner of dogs, that is, with both partners facing the same direction and on one's knees.

`fact`	i55	
`factor`	i55	
`faction`	i55	sector
`factitious`	i55	
`affection`	i55	inclination, influence, act on,---good disposition, at last became "loving/cherish"
`affectionate`	i55	
`affectation`	i55	
`defect`	i55	de( not, non, mis) + make, to mismake, mistake, make bad, fail, desert
`defective`	i55	
`effective`	i55	result of making
`effectual`	i55	
`efficient`	i55	
`efficiency`	i55	
`infect`	i55	in + make/put/perform, to spoil, stain, 
`infection`	i55	Ex. Bird Infection ---flu[fLu:] (=inFLUenza < influence, epidemic catarrh ) spreads on 2004,Jan
`perfect`	i55	per( complete) + make
`perfection`	i55	
`confectionary`	i55	con( with) + make/prepare +ary, (candy or light pastry) shop of the making 
			by means of ingredients/component/parts
`fashionable`	i55	
`fashionmonger`	i55	

P56  (back pg-list)
••• Continue "fact" (its variant)
`features`	i56	pl. shape of eye/ nose/ mouth( made by God), outlooking,
		 characteristics, function  -- characteristics of the result of making (by god/ man)
`feat`	i56	quick/ proud action/ skill (made by one's training/ effort/ endeavor)
`difficult`	i56	dis = not, not (easy) + make
`faculty`	i56	skill, talent, ability, capability, proficiency, power
`facile`	i56	make + easy , [fA saL]
`facsimile`	i56	make + easy + as same, [fak sI maLi: ]

`featly`	i56	
`well-featured`	i56	good looks
`sharp-featured`	i56	
`featureless`	i56	without outstanding
`defeat`	i56	de = dis = away/ not, away + to make = not win, beaten 
`difficulty`	i56	not easiness
`facility`	i56	level/ability of easiness, the place be able to receive service 
`facilitate`	i56	make easy
`fiction`	i56	sth. made by man (artificially/ unnaturally),  opp. nonfiction
`nonfiction`	i56	real story
`fictitious`	i56	Ex. * name (virtual)
`proficient`	i56	well trained/ skilled, pro = advance
`profit`	i56	interest, grow money income, earn
`profitable`	i56	
`profiteer`	i56	man who gets profit by unjustified way
`prefect`	i56	one who put/ made before others
`prefecture`	i56	place unit under the nation
`prefectural`	i56	
`suffice`	i56	under ( enough) making ( condition)
`sufficient`	i56	enough
`sufficiency`	i56	
`office`	i56	place of making work
`official`	i56	formal, public
`prefix`	i56	made/ set/ put/ pose/ locate/ fix + before
`suffix`	i56	made/ set/put/ pose/ locate/ fix + sub( under/ after/ next/ last)
`physics`	i56	
`physical`	i56	
`physic`	i56	

P57  (back pg-list)
`fame`	i57	< fari(L) = speak, spoken from various people, reputation
`famous`	i57	
`fa`	i57	fari( speak)
`infant`	i57	child who can't speak yet
`fable`	i57	story/ tale by spoken

`famed`	i57	
`infamous`	i57	
`infamy`
`anonymous`	i57	an( not) + onym( word)
`anonymously`	i57	= on condition of anonymity
	cf. near the sound?  ---  unanimous, unanimously
`fabulous`	i57	Ex. * hero
`fabulist`	i57	Aesop, La Fontaine etc.
`infancy`	i57	
`infantile`	i57	Ex. * paralysis
`infantine`	i57	
`infantry`	i57	soldiers who fight on foot
`infantryman`	i57	
`preface`	i57	< fari(L) = speak, opening statement, introduction, prologue cf. epilogue
`prefatory`	i57	a.
`affable`	i57	a. easy to talk/speak to
`fate`	i57	destiny (said by God)
`fatal`	i57	a. Ex. * blow, * accident
`fatalism`	i57	everything has been predetermined in advance (by God)
`prophet`	i57	who predicts/ forecasts/ foretells the future
`prophecy`	i57	n.
`prophesy`	i57	v.

P58  (back pg-list)
`fare`	i58	< go, travel 
`fear`	i58	in old time, travel( fare) was very dangerous/ risky event
`farewell`	i58	go + well, "goodbye" for long travel 
`thoroughfare`	i58	go through
`fluent`	i58	< flu/ flux = flow, stream
`flood`	i58	v., n. big over flow
`reflux`	i58	backflow

`carfare`	i58	
`wayfarer`	i58	
`welfare`	i58	good/ healthy life, Ex. * facility
`warfare`	i58	war + fare( go) = state of hostility/ combat
`seafarer`	i58	sailor/ mariner
`far`	i58	to long distance
`faraway`	i58	
`far-fetched`	i58	
`far-flung`	i58	far spread
`fluency`	i58	smoothing
`fluence`	i58	fluency
`fluctuation`	i58	instability, small/ random change/ movement   ex. fluctuations in exchange
`fluid`	i58	flu + id, of substance like liquid/ gas, cf. solid
`fluidity`	i58	
`fuel`	i58	gasoline, gas, wood, that burns for energy 
`flux`	i58	stream
`influence`	i58	
`influential`	i58	
`influenza`	i58	FLU
`superfluous`	i58	more than needed( bad meaning)
`affluence`	i58	so riches, money overflow

P59  (back pg-list)
`ferry`	i59	fer(L) = bring/ carry Ex. * boat
`ferro-nickle`	i59	ferro(L) = iron/ metal/ steel
`transfer`	i59	trans( beyond) + fer( carry), convey, relocate 
`conference`	i59	con + fer = say opinion together, Ex. news * 
`camel`	i59	the Arabian word of "carry" , stem "Camelus" genus

`infer`	i59	carry in thinking
`inference`	i59	Ex. A then B.& B then C, hence/ therefore, A then C is true
`offer`	i59	of = to, provide/ supply/ submit to
`offering`	i59	
`prefer`	i59	like A more than B       cf. favor
`preference`	i59	
`preferable`	i59	
`refer`	i59	bring back to
`reference`	i59	
`confer`	i59	consult
`defer`	i59	de = off/ away, carry to after, postpone
`deference`	i59	respect, reverence
`deferential`	i59	
`deferment`	i59	postponement
`differ`	i59	dif = apart
`difference`	i59	
`different`	i59	
`indifferent`	i59	unconcerned, not attention
`referee`	i59	umpire
`transference`	i59	movement of place, sending to, ( conscious feeling transfer)

P60  (back pg-list)
`fidelity`	i60	fide = confide/ believe/ trust/ loyal
`hi-fi`	i60	high-fidelity
`confide`	i60	
`self-confidence`	i60	
`faith`	i60	loyalty, trust, unquestioning confidence, honesty  cf. royalty
`defy`	i60	de = dis = apart, disloyal --to, challenge
`fail`	i60	be lacking, miss, not succeed, deceit, fraud
`fault`	i60	weak point, defect, blame, miss   cf. halt ( = stop)  Ex. * tolerance/ tolerant system)

`infidel`	i60	who has no religious mind
`infidelity`	i60	
`confidence`	i60	 `confident`	i60	
`confidential`	i60	(top) secret,   Ex. * agent = spy 
`confidant`	i60	intimate (friend) ( can consult/ open one's secret)
`diffident`	i60	lack of confidence, shy, hesitant, timid  opp. confident
`diffidence`	i60	n.
`faithful`	i60	Ex. * husband, * friend, * account
`faithfully`	i60	Ex. Yours * (letter end term; = sincerely)
`defiance`	i60	n., < defy
`defiant`	i60	
`false`	i60	not true
`falsehood`	i60	deception
`fallacy`	i60	akin to false
`fallacious`	i60	
`failure`	i60	n., blunder, being out of one's undertaking
`fallible`	i60	liable to err, deceitful
`infallible`	i60	
`faultfinding`	i60	
`faulty`	i60	

P61  (back pg-list)
`finish`	i61	< finis(L), end, complete, has over
`fine`	i61	1. good (from end/ complete), 2. very small, 3. penalty/ punishment money
`finance`	i61	finish paying debt, money problem
`infinitive`	i61	undefined man parson article(parts of speech) in grammar, Ex. to go( adj./ ad./ n. usage --case by case)
`finger`	i61	5, digital  --- this is no relation to above fin(Fr).

`finished`	i61	completed
`finishing`	i61	
`final`	i61	finis + al, last   `semifinal`	i61	semi = half, small, before step/ phase of the last, about 90%? to 99%	
`finale`	i61	Italian     EX. TV's finales: best, worst & funniest
`finally`	i61	at last
`finery`	i61	beauty decoration
`finesse`	i61	smart/tactic/ skilful operation
`finical`	i61	a., = finicking, be too nervous one's dressing, etc.
`refine`	i61	a., sophisticated, elegant  Ex. * gentleman
`refinery`	i61	factory make steel ( to abstract a fine real steel component from the rock)  cf. winery
`refinement`	i61	
`finite`	i61	a., have a limit
`infinite`	i61	a., no-ended/ unlimited/ endless,  undefined, ∞
`define`	i61	v., set forth; make clear, de- = make
`definition`		n.
`definite`		a., constant
`indefinite`		a., non-constant
`confine`	i61	v., restrict, not allow to do free action
`confinement`	i61	n., being in jail [jEi L], custody
`financial`	i61	a., of money, economic(al)

P62  (back pg-list)
`firm`	i62	a., v., solid, stable based
`firmament`	i62	n. sky, ( in Bible, holding)
	1. In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. ... 8. And, God called the firmament Heaven, ..
`confirm`	i62	con = strong/ emphasis
`firm`	i62	n. commercial business < firmar(Sp) =signature (contract) --then, be confirmed
`fix`	i62	akin to firm, attach firmly, (a)mend  Ex. Is it a fixed( determined) plan?   He fixed( mended) her bicycle.
`prefix`	i62	affix, i.e. word = prefix + body +suffix ( each part/ component is glued) 

`firmness`	i62	
`firmly`	i62	
`confirmation`	i62	OK check
`confirmative`	i62	
`infirm`	i62	in = not, weak/ poor health, unstable
`infirmity`	i62	
`infirmary`	i62	hospital containing illness patient
`affirm`	i62	af = ad = to, agree/ approve to
`affirmation`	i62	assertion
`affirmative`	i62	opp. negative
`fixture`	i62	fix + ture
`fixed`	i62	
`fixedly`	i62	
`fixation`	i62	
`fixity`	i62	
`affix`	i62	append/ attach/ add/ combine/ connect syllables
`suffix`	i62	
`infix`	i62	implant, embedded
`transfix`	i62	trans = across/ penetrate ( by spear etc.) 

P63  (back pg-list)
`flower`	i63	< flos(L)
`flour`	i63	fine powder made of ground grain, flower of wheat
`Florida`	i63	(Sp) meaning "flower festival", another name/ alias "Flower State"
`Florence`	i63	Middle Italian city, flower, Firenze(Ita)
`foliage`	i63	< folia(L), leaf
`fruit`	i63	< fructus(L)

`floral`	i63	
`florid`	i63	
`floriculture`	i63	
`florescence`	i63	
`flourish`	i63	prosper as blossom open & good flavour fragrant
`flowery`	i63	
`deflower`	i63	de = apart
`bloom`	i63	
`blossom`	i63	
`foliar`	i63
`foliate`	i63	
`portfolio`	i63	sheet case, distributing stock/ investment to avoid/ avert a risk
`defoliate`	i63	to fall leaves
`foil`	i63	thin metal sheet
`fruiterer`	i63	
`fruitful`	i63	
`fruitless`	i63	without fruit, barren, vain, useless, no use
`fruition`	i63	
`fructify`	i63	make/ bear/ product fruit, be carried out, dream come true,(by effort/ endeavor) realize

P64  (back pg-list)
`form`	i64	< forma(L) = format/ shape/ image
`conform`	i64	v., same form -- comply rule	
`deform`	i64	v., destroy form -- modify, twist shape  cf. deforme[de foru me](Fr.) in art
`inform`	i64	v., form in mind -- notify
`perform`	i64	v., form perfectly -- complete
`reform`	i64	v., make again -- re-construct
`transform`	i64	v., form transfer to another -- change form
`uniform`	i64	unique same only one kind/ unified clothes

`formal`	i64	
`formality`	i64	
`formation`	i64	configuration/ arrangement/ array/ deployment/ layout
`formula`	i64	in math
`formulate`	i64	
`formalism`	i64	
`formalist`	i64	
`formalize`	i64	
`informal`	i64	in = not, not official/ at home/ casual
`conformity`	i64	correspondence/ according/ complying/ obeying to the rule/ format 
`deformity`	i64	
`inform`	i64	notify information
`information`	i64	
`informer`	i64	
`performance`	i64	
`performer`	i64	
`reformation`	i64	to reform/ revise, amendment, correction, modification, improvement, re-struction
`reformer`	i64	
`transformation`	i64	changing shape  Ex. Japanese soccer team was defeated by its bad formation tactics. 
`transformer`	i64	electric Volt exchanger  Ex. 200V to 100V, AC to DC

P65  (back pg-list)
`fortune`	i65	destiny, luck, lucky much money, happiness, asset
`fortune-teller`	i65	who predict/ foresaw/ forecast the future, prophet
`fortune-hunter`	i65	who marry for money only
Take the Fortune by the forelock.  --- Fortune/Opportunity waits for no man, cuz her occiput is bald.
--- Chance comes suddenly, on such time, don't hesitate, iff you're so slow, you will fail it.
`hap`	i65	
`luck`	i65	
`perhaps`	i65	by haps

`fortunate`	i65	
`fortunately`	i65	
`fortune-telling`	i65	
`misfortune`	i65	
`unfortunate`	i65	 
`fortuity`	i65	possibility/ probability by chance
`eventuality`	i65	non 0 % event
`contingency`	i65	incident/ accident/ tragedy by chance
`fortuitous`	i65	
`happiness`	i65	busy-business, happy-happiness
`happycoat`	i65	
`happily`	i65	
`unhappy`	i65	
`mishap`	i65	
`unhappiness`	i65	
`perhaps`	i65	
`haphazard`	i65	hap + hazard( =danger/ risk)  -- random, irregular  ad. = *ly,  in J.[deta Lame]
`happen`	i65	v. hap + en( make)
`happening`	i65	happen + circumstance, occasion, occurrence
`happy-go-lucky`	i65	a. ,easy-going, as take it easy
`luckily`	i65	
`luckless`	i65	unlucky

P66  (back pg-list)
`gentleman`	i66	gen(L, be born) + man, good blood/ family man
`genus`	i66	species, race, tribe  cf. specy, special
`genius`	i66	1. special character or spirit of a nation, period, institution, language, etc.
		2. (person with) unusually great powers of mind or imagination
`generation`	i66	
`gene`	i66	DNA
`hydrogen`	i66	hydro(G, water) + gen, H was born from H2O(water/aqua/hydro)

`gentleness`	i66	
`gentility`	i66	n., who pretend a gentleman
`gentry`	i66	
`genteel`	i66	a., pretended decent/ high-society class/ good blood (ironical)
`genteelism`	i66	n., genteel diction
`generous`	i66	
`generosity`	i66	tolerance, big mind
`generate`	i66	produce
`generator`	i66	dynamo, motor to produce electric power
`degenerate`	i66	
`degeneration`	i66	
`genial`	i66	calm
`geniality`	i66	
`engender`	i66	
`genetics`	i66	
`general`	i66	common, Genera( Most senior military officer)
`genuine`	i66	true by nature, true of true
`oxygen`	i66	chemical element of air, oxy- = acid
`congenial`	i66	a. suited
`gender`		n. sex, male or female (or both?)

P67  (back pg-list)
`grave`	i67	< gravis(L), heavy, serious, DOWN
`gravity`	i67	
`grave`	i67	tomb < dig( Old English), no relation above "grave"
`grief`	i67	state of heavy mind/ heart, very very sad
`levis(L)`	i67	opp. gravis(L), not heavy, light weight, UP
`elevator`	i67	< levis(L)
`relief`	i67	lighten a mind, get rid of anxiety, aid, flat sculpture in art

`aggravate`	i67	ag = ad = to, make worse
`aggravation`	i67	
`graveness`	i67	grave matter
`gravid`	i67	pregnant, heavy as baby in abdomen/ body
`gravitation`	i67	G, Ex. law of * (Newton)
`grieve`	i67	v.
`grievous`	i67	
`grievance`	i67	complaint, Ex. * committee
`alleviate`	i67	a = ad = to + levis, to lighten, relieve, lessen, mitigate
`levity`	i67	lack of seriousness/ steadiness/ manner, frivolity, light-heartedness
`lever`	i67	tool to lift the heavy one by small power, Ex. * principle = leverage
`Levant`	i67	
`leaven`	i67	to expand the raw bread by yeast dough
`elevate`	i67	e + levare(L, =lift)
`elevation`	i67	
`relieve`	i67	
`relevant`	i67	pertinent, adequate, related
`relievo`	i67	relief sculpture
`irrelevant`	i67	ir = not
`grave mark`	< serious, ISO HTML letter code = &#96; ([ ` ] Acute accent) φ

P68  (back pg-list)
`habit`	i68	< habere(L, have), having character/ repeated behavior
`inhabitant`	i68	dwell in, resident, settle
`exhibit`	i68	< hibit(L, hold) < habere(L), out + hold, attached paper/ document
`adhere`	i68	< haerere(L, glue/ stick to/ cling to)

`habitual`	i68	
`exhibition`	i68	Ex. * match( boxing etc.)
`prohibit`	i68	ban, stop, forbid Ex. *ed game/ song( = war; guitar song's name)
`prohibition`	i68	
`behave`	i68	be/by + have, control one's act
`behaviour`	i68	manner of acting, attitude
`behavior`	i68
`inhibit`	i68	in + hibit( hold), keep back
`inhibition`	i68	restraint, control not to be bad
`cohabit`	i68	together + dwell/live in the same house
`habitable`	i68	
`habitation`	i68	
`adherent`	i68	sticking, sticky
`adherence`	i68	depend on one policy
`adhesive`	i68	
`cohere`	i68	
`coherent`	i68	a., consistent, having a unified policy/ concept/ thought/ logic through whole
`coherency`	i68	consistency
`incoherence`	i68	lack of continuity, logical mismatch between top & last
`incoherency`	i68	inconsistency, contradiction
`incoherent`	i68	
`hesitate`	i68	< haehere(L, stick), can't do willingly, waver, stammer, falter ( in speech or movement)
`hesitation`	i68	n., mind with feel anything bad/ unwillingness/ reluctant ( as if I'll do bad thing)

P69  (back pg-list)
`human`	i69	< homo(L)
`homo(L)`	i69	man, human being
`sapiens(L)`	i69	wise, sensible, judicious(non-ridiculous??)
`Homo sapiens`	i69	man
`humanity`	i69	
`humus(L)`	i69	ground, earth, mud, soil, Human created from humus, so dying, return to humus.
`humid`	i69	a., moist, damp cuz humus(L, mud) is wet 

`homage`	i69	
`humane`	i69	
`humankind`	i69	
`humanities`	i69	
`the humanism`	i69	
`humanist`	i69	
`humanistic`	i69	
`humanitarian`	i69	
`humanitarianism`	i69	
`humourous`	i69	
`humorous`	i69	same as above
`humble`	i69	as crawl the ground, modest
`humiliate`	i69	be scorned
`humiliating`	i69	
`humiliation`	i69	Ex. "* at Canossa (in 1077)", or "go to Canossa" = to humble or humiliate oneself, to eat humble pie.
`humility`	i69	being humble
`humidity`	i69	
`exhume`	i69	
`inhume`	i69	bury the death, place in the earth, as a dead body
`exhumation`	i69	dig the dead body out of its grave
`posthumous`	i69	after death

P70  (back pg-list)
`sert`	i70	add, combine/ connect, put/ set
`insert`	i70	add in sth.
`desert`	i70	de = off Ex. *ing soldier( =fugitive/ refugee/ fled), oasis in the *
		add/ combine oneself off, remove from, abandon, leave/ run-away from army without permission  
`seed`	i70	to sow = offspring/ progeny, set in with one line
`series`	i70	

`assert`	i70	as- = ad- = to/ forward, add/ combine ( oneself) to
`assertion`	i70	allegation, the saying which sayer believe as (absolutely) true/ intend to 
`assertive`	i70	a., declaring firmly; putting forward oneself or one's opinions
`deserter`	i70
`deserted`	i70	a., forsaken, abandoned
`desertion`	i70	n., escape, fleeing   cf. The Great Escape (movie title: 1963, Steve Mcween?)
`dissertation`	i70	
`exert`	i70	set out of, make an effort, exercise
`exertion`	i70	
`insertion`	i70	
`season`	i70	< time which sow the seed with one line Ex. 4 *s, cf. saison(Fr) [sE zon]
`seasonal`	i70	
`seasonable`	i70	
`seedy`	i70	a., having much seeds
`semen`	i70	n., < serere(L, sow), male genital seed, sperm
`seminar`	i70	seed - garden
`seminary`	i70	-ry = place, (religious/ catholic mission ) school
`disseminate`	i70	dis- = apart
`seriesparallel`	i70	a., serial, non-parallel,   opp. parallel

P71  (back pg-list)
`interrupt`	i71	inter( between) + rupt( break)
`rupt`	i71	break
`erupt`	i71	volcano explosion/ blast
`bankrupt`	i71	n., v., a., bank + break, (whose) company money down
`fract`	i71	< rupt( break)
`frag`	i71	< rupt( break)
`fracture`	i71	
`fragment`	i71	Ex. performance-down by disk space fragmentation 
`frail`	i71	
`Frailty, thy name is woman. --" Hamlet"`	i71	

`interruption`	i71	
`eruptive`	i71	
`rupture`	i71	
`abrupt`	i71	a., ab = off, sudden, acute
`corrupt`	i71	cor = fully, decay     Ex. *ed Diplomat/Foreign Ministry
`corruptible`	i71	cf. bribe, anti-trust
`corruption`	i71
`corruptive`	i71	
`fractional`	i71	
`fraction`	i71	broken small parts	
`fracto`	i71	prefix, split
`fragile`	i71	a., easy broken, [frA jaL]
`fragility`	i71	
`fragmentary`	i71	
`frail`	i71	weak, easy mental broken  --- sister word of "fragile"
`frailty`	i71	delicateness, spiritual/ mental weakness( ,not body/ physical form)
`breakdown`	i71	collapse, specification   Ex. * test (= assurance test/ 24H test)
`breaking point`	i71	limit point to endure	   cf. turning point
`breakneck`	i71	great dangerous, Ex. * drive(r)
`breakwater`	i71	tetrapod is one element of its example

P72  (back pg-list)
`issue`	i72	< ire(L, go), ir = is = it as variant
`exit`	i72	ex + it( <ire =go)
`invade`	i72	< vadere(L, go), in + vade = go into
`evade`	i72	e( ex) + vade( go) = go out = avoid/ avert/ help

`issuance`	i72	
`initial`	i72	
`initiate`	i72	
`initiative`	i72	
`itinerant`	i72	 `transient`	i72	
`transit`	i72	
`transitory`	i72	
`transition`	i72	
`transitive`	i72	
`perish`	i72	
`perishable`	i72	
`preterite`	i72	
`invasion`	i72	cf. invader game
`evasion`	i72	
`evasive`	i72	
`pervade`	i72	v., per = through ( = perfect/ completely), prevail, wide(/well/ open) spread
`pervasion`	i72	
`vademecum`	i72	
`wade`	i72	walk
Tip:  "issue" is basic very important word ( to be acquired) -- my private opinion( not official)
1. v., publish, flow 2. n., (usual/ common) problem/ item/ question to be resolved which issued/ flowed/ occurred in process
3. n., publication      Ex. G.I. ( Government Issued)  4., (legal) offspring Ex. to die without * (i.e. childless)
(Esp. 2. is important, issue( noun) indicates all what issued, from trivial/ tangible to serious matter all.)
• 
sue < 12c., "continue, persevere," < suer(Anglo-Fr, follow after, continue),  >: sequi(L, follow) 
	Sense of "start a lawsuit against" first recorded c.1300, on notion of "following up" 
	a matter in court. Sometimes aphetic for ensue or pursue.
pursue < prosequi(L, follow up) = pro(= forward) + sequi( = follow), [pa: sU: ]
issue < exire(L) =ex( = out) + ire( = go), Many of the figurative senses of the modern word existed in O.Fr, [I su: ]
chase < 1297,  chacier(O.Fr, to catch, seize) < *captiare (V.L, see catch). Meaning of "run after" 
	developed c.1350. Chaser "water or mild beverage taken after a strong drink" is Amer.Eng., [chEi s]
purchase < 13c., purchaser(Anglo-Fr, go after) = pur( =forth) (possibly used here as an intensive prefix) 
	+ chacier(O.Fr, run after) (see chase) --- Originally "obtain," sense of "buy" arose 14c.,  [pA: chas]
purse < byrsa(G, hide), The verb, "draw together and wrinkle" (as the strings of a money bag) is first recorded 1604. 
purser < 1445, "treasurer," originally also "maker of purses," from M.E. purse (see purse). 

P73  (back pg-list)
`jet`	i73	throw
`jetplane`	i73	
`interjection`	i73	Ex. gee[jI: ], ouch[Au ch]
`subject`	i73	

`adjacent`	i73	
`conjecture`	i73	
`jetty`	i73	
`ejaculate`	i73	
`adjective`	i73	
`deject`	i73	
`eject`	i73	
`ejection`	i73	
`inject`	i73	
`injection`	i73	
`project`	i73	
`projection`	i73	
`projectile`	i73	
`reject`	i73	
`rejection`	i73	
`object`	i73	
`objection`	i73	
`objective`	i73
`objectionable`	i73
`subjective`	i73	
`subjection`	i73	
`abject`	i73	ab = away

P74  (back pg-list)
`journ(L)`	i74	day
`journey`	i74	a day's travel
`daisy`	i74	pronouncing "day's eye" became "[deizi]"
`menses(L)`	i74	moon, month
`annus(L)`	i74	year,    in Ita; anno(singl, male), anni(pl.)
`menses`
`annual`
`anus`	i74	[einas]		No akin to annual
`annals`	i74	
`nox`	i74	night
`noct`	i74	night
`nocturne`	i74	piano music describing moody night scene

`journal`	i74	
`journalism`	i74	
`journalese`	i74	
`adjourn`	i74	
`sojourn`	i74	so = sub
`daily`	i74	
`dial`	i74	
`daybook`	i74	
`dismal`	i74	dis( day) + mal( evil)
`diurnal`	i74	opp. nocturnal
`nocturnal`	i74	opp. diurnal
`meridian`	i74	meri = middle
`daydream`	i74	
`menopause`	i74	pause( stop) of month xx
`mena(G)`	i74	moon/ month
`menstruation`	i74	
`anniversary`	i74	birthday
`annalist`	i74	writer of annals
`annuity`	i74	yearly pension( money)
`perennial`	i74	per + ennial, Ex. * plant
`biennial`	i74	
`superannuate`	i74	

P75  (back pg-list)
`cognition`	i75	cogn(G) = know = can
`konnen(Ger)`	i75	know, can = kennel(Ger)
Adam knew Eve. --- this "knew" meant/indicate , he knew her physically.
(above expression is indirectly, i.e. he had sex(/penetrated/ screwed) with her.
Boy & Girl, keep your virgin until marriage. This is important thing. 
Japanese birth rate is 1.3% now.  --- serious matter. Japanese future is dark.
Don't divorce easily like USA. Do act more discreetly.  = this is my private comment)
`recognize`	i75	
`ignorant`	i75	
`gn`	i75	know  --- kn = gn  --in Spa., [nya, nyu, nyo]
`conscience`	i75	< scire(L, know)
	scire(L)[shI: re] sound/phone is just like Japanes "know"[shi Lu]( it's imperative/ command form)

`knowable`	i75	
`know-all`	i75	
`know-how`	i75	
`knowing`	i75	
`knowledge`	i75	
`acknowledge`	i75	v., ac( = confess) + knowledge, appreciate  cf. acquire
`recognition`	i75	
`recognizable`	i75	
`cognition`	i75	
`cognizance`	i75	
`incognito`	i75	in = not
`ignore`	i75	i = in = not
`ignorant`	i75	cf. innocent
`ignorance`	i75	
`noble`	i75	< gnobilis( well-known) -- so, extended sense of "worthy of honor or respect"
`nobility`	i75	
`ignoble`	i75	not noble
`cogitate`	v., think (over) deeply, ponder, speculate   -- turn cog(-wheel)s in brain as [Gi: Gi:..].

P76  (back pg-list)
`labor`	i76	< laborare(L), work
`laboratory`	i76	
`ludere(L)`	i76	play
`interlude`	i76	
`illusion`	i76	n. (the seeing of) sth. that does not really exist 
		or of sth. as different from the reality.

`laborer`	i76	
`laborious`	i76	
`elaborate`	i76	from ex- "out" + laborare "to labor." 
		Elaborate in the sense of "conducted with attention to detail" is from 1649. 	
`collaborate`	i76	ally
`collaboration`	i76	alliance
`labor-saving`	i76	cf. save energy
`allude`	i76	v., al = to, imply (by joke, etc  ,indirectly)
`allusion`	i76	
`allusive`	i76	a., hinted, implicit
`delude`	i76	v., deceive, cheat, kidding  cf. No kidding( < treat like child)
`delusion`	i76	n., false opinion or belief, esp. as a form of madness
`elude`	i76	
`elusion`	i76	
`elusive`	i76	
`hallucination`	i76[ha Lu: sa nEi shan]   perhaps, caused by drug, result of broken brain nervous system
`illusionary`	i76	
`illusive`	i76	
`illusory`	i76	a., deceptive, misleading
`ludicrous`	i76	[LU: da kras], a., ridiculous [ri dI kya Las]
`illumination`	neon, light, lux    cf. lux is unit of light/ brightness , in J. [LU ks] we say.  -- deluxe = brilliant
`conclusion`	< conclude, result ---lude < lead
`mirage`	[ma: rA dj] figures any illusion, physical phenomena esp. in the desert,etc. < mirror
`rude`		[rU: d], a., not polite

P77  (back pg-list)
`dam`	i77	house
`madam`	i77	ma( mother) + dam( house/ home), she is almost absent from home, it's against this definition.
`dominus(L, master, lord)
`dom`	i77	house/ home/ dominant territory
`Domini`	i77	"Anno Domini(L)" = A.D.= in the year of our Lord( Jesus Christ)
`danger`	< dominus  -- cuz, he has absolute power
`dangerous`
"Quo Vadis, Domine"	= "The Loard, where (do you) go?" novel title by author Sienkiewicz( Polish)
`Dominica`	name of one island of West India Islands
`domenica(Ita, Sunday)`	-- female noun ,but  in Ger. = Sonntag (Ger., male noun)
`domani(Ita, tomorrow)`

`domain`	i77	
`dome`	i77	originally public utility/ facility, later hemispherical( /semi-sphere) roof/ ceiling
`domestic`	i77	Ex. * airlines, * engineer( housewife), * violence, GDP(General * Productivity)
`domesticate`	i77	
`domicile`	i77	
`dominance`	i77	
`dominant`	i77	cf. eminent, excellent, widespread
`dominate`	i77	
`domineer`	i77	
`dominion`	i77	
`domino`	i77	
`predominance`	i77	
`predominant`	i77	
`dame`	i77	
`damsel`	i77	
`mesdames`	i77	pl. of madam
`mademoiselle`	i77	
`Madonna`	i77	Santa Maria, in L. = My Lady

P78  (back pg-list)
`Magna Carta`	i78	magn = great, = maj = max
`major`	i78	
`mini-car`	i78	
`mini-skirt`	i78	
`minus`	i78	
`mini`	i78	small
`minu`	i78	small
`minister`	i78	original was servant
`minute`	i78	[mainu-] case = fine, vary small
`menu`	i78	< minnu( small), written in detail

`magnify`	i78	
`magnificent`	i78	
`magnate`	i78	
`magnitude`	i78	cf. intensity
`magnanimous`	i78	magn + animous( = soul) = big minded
`maximum`	i78	
`minimum`	i78	
`maxim`	i78	
`majesty`	i78
`Majesty`	i78
`majority`	i78	Ex. absolute *
`mayor`	i78	cf. major
`major`	i78	cf. mayor
`master`	i78	< magnums
`minus`	i78	minor's relative class
`minimum`	i78	Ex. * wage
`minimize`	i78	
`ministry`	i78	Cabinet
`minor`	i78	opp. major
`minority`	i78	opp. majority

P79  (back pg-list)
`manager`	i79	< manus(L, = hand)
`manual`	i79	
`manner`	i79	cf. demeanor, behavior, attitude( policy)
`manure`	i79	

`manage`	i79	
`manageable`	i79	
`management`	i79	
`managing`	i79	
`well( ill)-mannered`	i79	
`ill( well)-mannered`	i79	
`mannerism`	i79	
`manneristic`	i79	
`manoeuver`	i79	[manu:va]
`manoeuvere`	i79	[manu:va]
`manipulate`	i79	
`manipulation`	i79	
`manipulator`	i79	remote hand
`manifest`	i79	a., obvious, evident, clear, v., show clearly, make obvious
`manifestation`	i79	
`manifesto`	i79	declaring book
`manacle`	i79	handcuff
`amanuensis`	i79	a( by) + manu +ensis
`emancipate`	i79	liberate, release, free < e( = ex = out/ away) + manus( hand) + capere( take), then, anti-slavery
`emancipation`	i79
`manger`	n., long open box or trough for horses or cattle to feed from Ex. Jesus Christ was born in *	
`mandatory`	compulsory ( < compel), obligatory, mandated	ex.,  mandatory parameter
`mandolin`		musical (hand) instrument     cf. mandarin( Chinese high rank government official)

P80  (back pg-list)
`memory`	i80	< memorare(L, = remind)
`memo`	i80	
`memorandum`	i80	
`memorial`	i80	
`immemorial`	i80	im = in = not, ancient, long time ago that can't be remembered, once upon a time

`memorize`	i80	cf. learn by heart	
`memorization`	i80	
`memorable`	i80	
`memoirs`	i80	[mEm ua: z]
`commemorate`	i80	
`commemoration`	i80	
`memorandum`	i80	
`reminiscence`	i80	n., [re ma nI sans], re = again, remembering
`reminiscent`	i80	a., Ex. * of it
`mnemonic`	i80	a., [ni mA nik], Ex. * rhymes
`mnemotechnics`	i80	
`Mnemosyne`	i80	Greek mythology, Goddess of memory, Zeus's wife, Muse's mother
`remember`	i80	
`remind`	i80	v., cause to remember
`remembrance`	i80	
`remembrancer`	i80	
`memento`	i80	remember thou

P81  (back pg-list)
`micro`	i81	very small, 10**-6
`microscope`	i81	
`scope`	i81	miller 
`Micronesia`	i81 composed of small islands, Mariana, Caroline, Marshall, etc.	
`microbus`	i81	
`microwave`	i81	
`macro`	i81	big, include long/ big viewpoint
`macrocosm`	i81	universe, space

`microscopic`	i81	
`microfilm`	i81	
`microcopy`	i81	
`microphone`	i81	
`micron`	i81	
`micrograph`	i81	
`micrology`	i81	
`micrometer`	i81	10**-6
`microanalysis`	i81	
`microbe`	i81	Ex. * warfare
`microbiology`	i81	
`microcard`	i81	
`micrococcus`	i81	coccus = berry
`macrograph`	i81	
`macron`	i81	horizontal line above long vowel letter
`macrophysics`	i81	
`macroscopic`	i81	visible by usual eye
`macruran`	i81	oura = tail
`maculate`	i81	stain, dirty, defile
`macula`	i81	black spot

P82  (back pg-list)
`middle`	i82	mid, medi
`Midsummer Night's Dream( Shakespeare)`	i82	
`midwife`	i82	mid( = with, help) + wife( = woman), n., v., assist in childbirth, deliver a baby 
`medium`	intervene, media
`med`	i82	mid
`the Mediterranean See`	i82	[medata: rEi  niian]  cf. marine, marina( shore, coast)
`mean`	i82 middle point, average	
`meanwhile`	i82	mean( middle) + while( time)
`immediate`	i82	in( not) , not middle, > direct, right now(away)

`midday`	i82	
`middling`	i82	
`middle-class`	i82	high-class, * , low-class
`middlebrow`	i82	
`middleman`	i82	
`middleweight`	i82	66.7kg to 72.6kg
`midland`	i82	
`midriff`	i82	riff = belly
`midshipman`	i82	middy
`midway`	i82	
`medi(a)eval`	i82 aev = age, Middle Ages, after 4c/5c( collapse of West Roman empire) to 15c Renaissance period
`medievalism`	i82	
`mediate`	i82	v., intervene, reconcile
`mediator`	i82	n., intervener
`mediocre`	i82	a., ocris = peak, neither good or bad, mean of hill's bottom & top
`mediocrity`	i82	average, ordinary
`immediately`	i82	ad., at once, directly, suddenly, right now/ away ,,, no between time
`amidst`	i82	a = on, central, amid
`amid`	i82	
`intermediate`	i82	inter = between
`meantime`	i82	mean = middle, n., ad, average time, meanwhile

P83  (back pg-list)
`mind`	i83	< mens(L, heart)
`Mens sana in corpore sano.`	i83  -- Should be sound mind into soundbody.
`corpus`	i83	< corpore(L, body)
`man`	i83	< mind, thinking one
`mania `	i83	< - ship, thinking geek/ devotee
`-ship`	i83	< scip(L), state, condition of being, akin to shape 
`mental`	i83	< mind
`comment`	i83	< mind
`corpus`	i83	body of person( = corpus(L)), corpse( dead body), collection of facts or things
`corps`	i83	silent "p", dead body exchanged into live body > body of citizens 
		> band of knights > military team/ troop etc.
`corpse`	i83	dead body
`corporation`	i83	< corpus(L), united in one body 
		> form into a body > incorporated company for doing business cf. Co., Ltd.(=company limited)

`vehement`	i83	< vehere(L, =carry) + ment( mind), great passionate
`mentality`	i83	
`dementia`	i83	de = away, insanity
`mention`	i83	v. , n. (tell/ refer into one's mind directly or indirectly)
`commentary`	i83	
`commentator`	i83	
`commenter`	i83	annotation
`remind`	i83	re = back
`reminder`	i83	person or thing that evoke s a memory, memento, souvenir, 
		letter of solicitation (warning so that a mistake can be avoided) 
`mindful`	i83	
`mind's eye`	i83	n., imagination, Ex. in my *
`-minded`	i83	Ex. war * , cf. mastermind behind the Sept. 11 tragedy
`corporal`	i83	
`corporeal`	i83	
`incorporate`	i83	into + corpus(body), bodilized( as if a kind of virtual man) 
`incorporation`	i83	
`corpulent`	i83	corpus(L, body) + -ulentus(L, full of) > stout, fat, fleshy, obese

P84  (back pg-list)
`missile`	i84	< mittere(L, =send, throw, cast, launch..) 
`permit`	i84	per = through --- pass easily( = with no difficulty)
`compromise`	i84	together + promise  -- n., v., settle a disagreement, permit each other, 
		bend one's opinion to go ahead together & keep its promise

`mission`	i84	
`missionary`	i84	
`message`	i84	
`messenger`	i84	
`mess`	i84	n., 1.state of confusion/ disorder/ dirt 2.group of persons taking meals together
 		,these meals, these room  vi., eat meals in a * -room.  in J. [me shI] ?? its [zu: zu: ben] conjugation
`admit`	i84	
`admission`	i84	
`commit`	i84	v., have agreements of all stakeholders, perform (crime/ blunder), send the right to delegation/ representative
`commission`	i84	
`commissioner`	i84	
`committee`	i84	
`emit`	i84	
`intermit`	i84	v., interrupt
`intermission`	i84	n., break, cease  -- Ex. take a (coffee) break/cease a bit
`intermittent`	i84	
`omit`	i84	o = ob = away, abbreviate/ cut off/ abridge/ shorten
`dismiss`	i84	dis = away, send away( i.e. be fired)
`premise`	i84	n., supposed matter   cf. hypothesis
`promise`	i84	n., v., treaty
`surmise`	i84	sur = above
`submit`	i84	v., Ex. You must * its answer to your teacher until Friday( /deadline). 
`commitment`
`delimiter`	n., punctuation mark
`mitt`	n., glove to get cast ball ??	in baseball

P85  (back pg-list)
`model`	i85	< modus(L, mode) , type, style 
		, [mA daL] -- in American utters as if [mA dau], last L ,they opt to pronounce [u]
`mod`	i85	model
`mode`	i85	
`a la mode(Fr)`	i85	most current
`modern`	i85	
`moderate`	i85	set in frame
`modest`	i85	
`Modestine (Stevenson)`	i85	He named his donkey to be modest, but its donkey wasn't so at all.

`immoderate`	i85	im = not
`moderation`	i85	
`moderator`	i85	
`modernism`	i85	
`modernist`	i85	
`modernity`	i85	
`modish`	i85	
`modiste`	i85	
`modesty`	i85	
`immodest`	i85	
`modify`	i85	update, revise, mend, amend
`modifier`	i85	
`modification`	i85	
`accommodate`	i85	bestow, adapt, adjust
`accommodation`	i85	housing, residence, lodging
`commodity`	i85	
`modulate`	i85	v., adjust
`modulation`	i85	
`mould`	i85	
`mold`	i85	
`modulo`	i85	in math.  -- remain of division  Ex. 5 mod 4 = 1
`module`	i85	

P86  (back pg-list)
`mortal`	i86	< mors(L, death)
`immortal`	i86	a., everlasting life
`Men are for an immortal life.`	i86	-- body has die, remain immortal name/ spirit
`mortician`	i86	
`morgue`	i86	Poe
`die`	i86	cf, dye
`death`	i86	
`dead`	i86	cf. deed

`mortality`	i86	
`immortality`	i86	
`immortalize`	i86	
`mortgage`	i86	mort + gage( pledge, security), loan
`mortify`	i86	shame, humiliate
`mortification`	i86	cf. notification, 
`mortuary`	i86	ary = place
`moribund`	i86	near death
`post-mortem`	i86	after + death, Ex. * examination
`deathbed`	i86	
`deathless`	i86	eternal, everlasting, living forever
`dead-end`	i86	no exit, no future
`deadline`	i86	time-limit
`deadlock`	i86	A stops B, B stops C, C stops A, then situation has locked completely
`deadly`	i86	fatal
`dead-pan`	i86	iron-face/ skin/ mask, bold-face
`dead-weight`	i86	heavy burden, no load weight
`deadwood`	i86	dead branch, useless one( one of no use)

P87  (back pg-list)
`move`	i87	< movere(L)
`motion`	i87	
`automobile`	i87	
`mob`	i87	< movere(L)
`mot`	i87	< movere(L)
`mut`	i87	< movere(L)
`La donna e mobile`	i87	
`mob`	i87	[mA b], n., 1.desorderly crowd 2.the common people, the masses, v., crowd round ( to attack or to show admiration)
`movie`	i87	[mU: vi: ]

`movement`	i87	
`movable`	i87	
`remove`	i87	re = again, force to take off/ get rid of/ eject
`motive`	i87	[mati:f]
`motivation`	i87	
`motivate`	i87	
`motor`	i87	
`motorist`	i87	
`motorization`	i87	
`promote`	i87	
`promotion`	i87	advancement, advertisement, act to sell more
`commotion`	i87	
`demote`	i87	
`emotion`	i87	strong feeling ( sense/ spirit to move mind)
`emotional`	i87	passionate
`mobilize`	i87	
`mobile`	i87	
`mobilization`	i87	
`mobility`	i87	
`locomotives`	i87	loco, Ex. steam * = SL
`mutinous`	i87	disobedient, be against
`mutiny`	i87	n. rebellion, v. revolt, uprising,( topple, upset)
`commute`
`commutation`
`commuter`	n.. who commute, Ex. * pass, * train

P88  (back pg-list)
`name`	i88	nomen(L), namae(Japanese), nom(Fr), namen(Ger)
`onym(G)`	i88	name
`omnibus`	i88	< omni(L, all)
`homo`	i88	< homos(G, same) , <homo(L, man)
`homonym`	i88	same sound name/ word, Ex. air vs. hair 

`namecalling`	i88	
`nameless`	i88	
`nominal`	i88	named but no power, in name only, so-called, opp. virtual cf. defacto( = in fact)
`nominate`	i88	appoint/ specify the name, entry
`nomination`	i88	
`nominative`	i88	
`nominator`	i88	
`nominee`	i88	
`nomenclature`	i88	
`denominate`	i88	de = down, to name, give a name to
`denomination`	i88	
`ignominious`	i88	ig = in = not
`ignominy`	i88	ig = not
`renown`	i88	re( again/ back) + name, fame/ famousness/ reputation
`anonymous`	i88	an(=a) + onym +ous, without name
`anonymity`	i88	Ex. on condition of *
`antonym`	i88	ant( =anti) + name, opposite meaning word/ name  Ex. good/well <> bad/ill
`heteronym`	i88	same spelling but different meaning, Ex. lead( metal), lead( guide)
`pseudonym`	i88	pen-name, pseudo( imitation) -- silent p
`onomancy`	i88	ono(G, name), divination using by a name
`onymous`	i88	a. bearing a name; "articles in magazines are usually onymous"
opp. anonymous, 
`acronym`	i88	
`synonym`	i88	

P89  (back pg-list)
`number`	i89	< numero(L)
`numero(L)`	i89	number, No.
`numerous`	i89	
`order`	i89	< ordo(L)
`ordo(L)`	i89	order

`numeral`	i89	
`numerable`	i89	
`numeration`	i89	
`innumerable`	i89	
`numerical`	i89	
`enumerate`	i89	e = ex = out
`enumeration`	i89	
`disorder`	i89	dis = off
`orderly`	i89	
`ordain`	i89	
`ordinal`	i89	
`ordinary`	i89	
`ordinance`	i89	
`extraordinary`	i89	
`co-ordinate`	i89	
`co-ordinate`	i89	peer, same rank
`inordinate`	i89	in = not (= over, above)
`subordinate`	i89	sub = under, obey
`subordination`	i89	state of obeying/ inferior to, of lower rank

P90  (back pg-list)
`Occident`	i90	< cadere(L, fall), part of the sky in which the sun sets = Western/ Europe
`Orient`		< oriri(L, rise), part of the sky in which the sun rises = Eastern/ Asia
`decadence`	i90	< cadere(L, fall)
`cascade`	i90	< cadere(L, fall)
`descend`	i90	< scandere(L, climb), not + climb
`scend`	i90	< scandere(L, climb)
`ascend`	i90	< scandere(L, climb), to + climb
`scandal`	i90	< skand(PUE, jump) < skandalon(G, stumbling block," originally "trap with a springing device,")

`cadence`	i90	rhythm, inflection, ontonation
`decadent`	i90	
`casual`	i90	< casus(L, fall)
`casualty`	i90	dead or injured person, accident 
`case`	i90	
`occasion`	i90	oc( at) + casion( fall)
`chance`	i90	< cadere(L, fall), c to ch, opportunity/ randomness, to risk 
`accident`	i90	ac( to) + fall
`coincide`	i90	co( together) + in( upon) + cadere(L, fall). 
`coincidence`	i90	
`incidence`	i90	rate of occurrence, falling ray
`incident`	i90	matter that happened, befalled
`ascent`	i90	
`ascendancy`	i90	
`descend`	i90	
`descent`	i90	
`descendant`	i90	
`condescend`	i90	con( together) + descend, to let oneself down, yield deferentially
`transcend`	i90	
`scandalous`	i90
cascade	small water fall   cf. Niagara Falls	

P91  (back pg-list)
`fend`	i91	strike
`fess`	i91	strike
`offend`	i91	of( = against) + to + strike, to be angry, insult, violate a low, stumble, commit a fault, displease
`defend`	i91	de = away, to avoid strike, protect oneself
`defense`/ `defence`	i91	
`confess`	i91	
`fess`	i91	acknowledged
`profess`	i91	
`profession`	i91	vocation acknowledged(= fess) to be most intelligent
`He is a doctor by profession.`	i91	

`fence`	i91	as delete "de" from "defense/ defence"
`fenceless`	i91	
`fencing`	i91	
`fender`	i91	
`defensive`	i91	
`defendant`	i91	cf. plaintiff( = complaining + tiff( quarrel))
`offence`	i91	offense( American spelling)
`offender`	i91	Ex. old * (chronic/ habitual/ repeated criminal, jailbird ) 
`offending`	i91	
`offensive`	i91	
`offenceless`	i91	
`confession`	i91	
`confessedly`	i91	
`profess`	i91	claim ( publicly)
`professional`	i91	
`professor`	i91	
`professorial`	i91	pretending of professor
`professorship`	i91	status/ rank of professor

P92  (back pg-list)
`pac(L)`	i92	peace
`pacific`	i92	pac + fic = peace making = peacefull
`the Pacific Ocean`	i92	
`pax(L)`	i92	root of pac
`Pax Romana`	i92	
`pay`	i92	< pac(L), cuz feel happy to be paid( a money)
`payday`	i92	
`bel(L)`	i92	war/ battle	    cf. bell(L) = beauty  P23
`bellicose`	i92	be fond od war
`belligerent`	i92	
`duel`	i92	du( = 2) +(b)el, formal combat between 2 persons
`pugnus(L)`	i92	the fist
`pugnacious`	i92	inclined to fight, be fond of/ in the habit of fighting

`pacificate`	i92	make peaceful, pacify, reduce a country, appease
`pacify`	i92	soften, calm
`pacifist`	i92	lover of peace
`peace-maker`	i92	intervener, reconciler (for removing trouble)
`peaceful`	i92	
`appease`	i92	a( to) + pax(L, peace) = bring to peace
`appeasement`	i92	reduction, mitigation
`pact`	i92	treaty, contract, agreement, covenant Ex. peace *
`payee`	i92	
`payment`	i92	
`payroll`	i92	
`belligerence`	i92	
`rebel`	i92	
`rebellion`	i92	
`duelist`	i92	
`pugilist`	i92	boxer, pug = pro-boxer
`pug-nosed`	i92	stumpy & turn up nose
`pugnacity`	i92	

P93  (back pg-list)
`Pantheon`	i93	Pan( all) + theo( God) + n, temple/ shrine for dedicating all Gods
`theo`	i93	< theos(G, God)
`theology`	i93	theo( God) + logy( studying/ learning/ investigation)
`Divina Commedia( Divine Comedy), by Dante`	i93	
`divine`	i93	< deus(L, God), God's, sacred, celestial
`gossip`	i93	god + sibb( related) = derivatives of God > intimate > (drinking) chat > rumour/ rumor
	cf sibling(brothers or sisters) < sibling(O.E., relative, kinsman) < sibb( = adj. kinship, relationship, related)

`monotheism`	i93	mono(L, one), logic of only one God
`polytheism`	i93	poly(L, many), logic of many Gods
`deity`	i93	< deu(L, God)
`deify`	i93	
`divine`	i93	godlike
`divinity`	i93	
`godchild`	i93	child whose name was named by godfather
`godfather`	i93	the baptism ceremony's participant who names the baby(?) as a Christian father
`God-forsaken`	i93	abandoned/ deserted by God 
`godhood`	i93	= divinity
`godless`	i93	unreligious, no believe (in) God
`godliness`	i93	godly
`godsend`	i93	< god's send
`godspeed`	i93	abb. "God speed you".( one greeting of grace)
`gospel`	i93	< good story = Bible
`gossiper`	i93	who spread gossip/ rumor
`providence`	i93	divine supervision, order of God
`providential`	i93	by God, lucky, graceful
`providentially`	i93	fortunately

P94  (back pg-list)
`part`	i94	< partire(L)
`participate`	i94	part + cip( capere(L) = take), join, take part (in), partake, attend
`apartment`	i94	apartment indicates one partition, not whole building. whole is called "apartment house" or "apartments" 

`partial`	i94	
`partiality`	i94	
`particle`	i94	
`particular`	i94	
`particularity`	i94	
`partake`	i94	part + take is nuance as to share one's part/ portion 
`participant`	i94	
`participation`	i94	
`participle`	i94	one of part of speech, conjugated verb, Ex. present *, past *(p.p.)
`partisan`	i94	
`partition`	i94	
`partner`	i94	cf. spouse
`apart`	i94	a = ad = to/ off
`compartment`	i94	com = con = tugether
`depart`	i94	leave, go away, de = off
`department`	i94	division, section, activity unit
`departure`	i94	(starting of) leaving/ going away `proportion`	i94	port = part, ratio
`impart`	i94	
`portion`	i94	share, wage, dividend for one's self, reward, destiny

P95  (back pg-list)
`passport`	i95	pass + port( habver/ gate)
`pass`	i95	
`pace`	i95	passus(L, step) of pandere(L, to stretch/ the leg), walking speed, length of a step

`passage`	i95	cf. message
`passenger`	i95	
`passageway`	i95	
`passable`	i95	
`impassable`	i95	
`impasse`	i95	
`passer-by`	i95	
`passing`	i95	
`pastime`	i95	eat a time, recreation
`password`	i95	
`past`	i95	old spelling of passed
`bypass`	i95
`compass`	i95	
`encompass`	i95	
`surpass`	i95	ex. surpassing ability   cf. super, supreme, superior
`trespass`	i95	
`trespasser`	i95	
`pacer`	i95	
`pacemaker`	i95	
`pacemaking`	i95	
`apace`	i95	a = on, at once, quickly, swiftly, soon, right now/ away

P96  (back pg-list)
`patron`	i96	< pater(L, father), who play the role of father
`patriot`	i96	lover of patris(L, nation as father)
`mother`	i96	< mater(L)
`maternity`	i96	as beeing a mother , Ex. * dress
`marry`	i96	< maritus(L, husband)

`paternal`	i96	
`paternoster`	i96	father + noster(L, our) = our Father
`patriarch`	i96	arch = head
`patriarchy`	i96	
`patricide`	i96	father killer
`patrimony`	i96	
`patriotism`	i96	
`patronage`	i96	
`pattern`	i96	as father is children's skeleton/ prototype
`compatriot`	i96	
`expatriate`	i96	
`expatriation`	i96	
`repatriate`	i96
`repatriation`	i96	
`fatherland`	i96	also mother country
`maternal`	i96	
`matron`	i96	married woman
`alma mater`	i96	mother school, alma(L, growing up) + mother
`metropolis`	i96	metro(L, mother) + polis(L, city), capital city
`mother tongue`	i96	organ of speech > language
`patent`

P97  (back pg-list)
`people`	i97	< populi(L), popolo(Italian)
`Vox populi( Voice of people)`	i97
`population`	i97
`popular song`	i97	
`public`	i97	akin to people
`private`	i97	< privare(L, separate )
`privacy`	i97	

`popularity`	i97	
`popularize`	i97	
`popularization`	i97	
`populous`	i97	
`populate`	i97	inhabit, reside, dwell, be resident
`depopulate`	i97	
`public house`	i97	
`publican`	i97	
`public school`	i97	
`publish`	i97	
`publisher`	i97	
`publication`	i97	
`publicity`	i97	
`publicize`	i97	
`republic`	i97	
`republican`	i97	
`republicanism`	i97	
`privation`	i97	
`privy`	i97	Ex. * parts
`deprive`	i97	de = emphasis, privere(L, separate) , take away from
		ex. What would a student do if he were deprive of his books?

P98  (back pg-list)
`philosophy`	i98	< philo(G, love) +sophy(G, wisdom)
`ami(L)`	i98	love
`ama(L)`	i98	love
`Amore, amore`	i98	
`Bell Amire`	i98	
`amiable`	i98	
`enemy`	i98	en( not) + amicus(L, friend)

`philharmonic`	i98	
`philology`	i98	
`philosopher`	i98	
`philosophic`	i98	
`philosophical`	i98	
`philosophist`	i98	
`bibliophile`	i98	
`philately`	i98	
`philanthropy`	i98	
`Anglophile`	i98	
`Anglo Saxon`	i98	
`toxophilite`	i98
`toxo`	i98	archery
`amateur`	i98	
`amateurish`	i98	
`amative`	i98	 `amorous`	i98	
`amicable`	i98	
`amatory`	i98	
`amenity`	i98	
`amity`	i98	
`amour`	i98	
`enamour` / `enamor`	i98	
`amorist`	i98	

P99  (back pg-list)
`phone`	i99	the same phone(G)
`phonograph`	i99	
`gramophone`	i99	
`megaphone`	i99	
`microphone`	i99	
`interphone`	i99	in-door
`photo`	i99	
`light`	i99	
`photograph`	i99	
`photo`	i99	
`telephoto`	i99	

`earphone`	i99	
`euphony`	i99	eu = good, Ex. Europe       cf. EUREKA[yu rI: ka] = I've found it! -- (principle of Archimedes[a:r ka mI: di: z]), 
		Euphrates[yu: frEi ti:z] River in Iraq 
`gramophone`	i99	reverse spelling of "phonogram"
`microphone`	i99	
`phonetic`	i99	
`phonetics`	i99	
`phonetician`	i99	
`phonology`	i99	
`phonogram`	i99	
`polyphony`	i99	poly = multi  cf. monophony, homophony
`saxophone`	i99	comes from inventor/ originator Antoine Joseph Sax(Belgian) in1846
`saxophonist`	i99	
`symphony`	i99	
`symphonic`	i99	
`telephone`	i99	
`xylophone`	i99	
`xylophonist`	i99	
`photogenic`	i99	
`photographic`	i99	
`photosensitive`	i99	

P100  (back pg-list)
`please`	i100	"Please" comes from "(If you) please."
`pleasure`	i100	
`ple`	i100	
`pla`	i100	
`grat`	i100	---  grace/ gracias(Spa, [grA che])/ grazie(Ita, [grA tse]) , happiness
`gratify`	i100	
`congratulate`	i100	
`joy`	i100	
`jocund`	i100	
`dol`	i100	sad
`doleful`	i100	
`anger`	i100	< hung a neck

`pleasant`	i100	
`displeasure`	i100	
`placable`	i100	
`placid`	i100	
`grateful`	i100	
`gratitude`	i100	n.    cf. attitude, magnitude
`gratis`	i100	ad.
`free`	i100	
`gratuitous`	i100	
`congratulation`	i100	
`grace`	i100	Ex. Amazing *
`gracious`	i100	
`joyful`	i100	
`rejoice`	i100	
`enjoy`	i100	 `dolorous`	i100	
`condole`	i100	
`condolence`	i100	
`angry`	i100	
`anguish`	i100	
`anxious`	i100	
`anxiety`	i100	

P101  (back pg-list)
`point`	i101	sticked hole, pin hole, 0 dimension
`pungere(L)`	i101	v., stick
`punkt(Ger)`	i101	
`punctuation`	i101	n., dot, comma, colon, semicolon, etc./ delimiter
`line`	i101	1 dimension
`linea(L)`	i101	
`linen`	i101	fabric, 2 dimensions

`point-blank`	i101
`pointer`	i101
`pointsman`	i101	
`appoint`	i101	specify one point
`appointment`	i101	
`disappoint`	i101	fail to expect
`disappointment`	i101	
`disappointing`	i101	
`punct`	i101	
`punctuate`	i101	
`punctual`	i101	keep time
`punctuality`	i101	
`puncture`	i101	
`pungent`	i101	
`compunction`	i101	stick mind, ransom
`poignant`	i101	
`linear`	i101	one dimension
`lineal`	i101	straight line
`lineament`	i101	
`liner`	i101	ship/ airline
`line-up`	i101	form a line
`lining`	i101	material used to line an inside surface 
`delineate`	i101	describe out-line

P102  (back pg-list)
`policeman`	i102	< polis(G, city), who guard/ keep the city
`policy`	i102	rule, reign the city( = nation)
`politician`	i102	cf. senator[sE na ta: ], attorney[atE: ni: ]
`statesman`	i102	
`city`	i102	< civis(L, civil, civilian)
`urb`	i102	metropolitan
`suburb`	i102	outskirt

`acro`	i102	= higher
`arcopolis`
`metropolis`	i102	
`metropolitan`	i102	
`metro`	i102	mother, mother state
`megalopolis`	i102	
`megalo`	i102	huge
`policeforce`	i102	
`force`	i102	power
`politics`	i102	
`political`	i102	
`polity`	i102	regime
`the City`	i102	
`citizen`	i102	
`citizenize`	i102	
`citizenship`	i102	
`ship`	i102	status, rank
`civic`	i102	citizen, social
`civics`	i102	
`civil`	i102	
`civility`	i102	
`civilian`	i102	
`urbs`	i102	
`urban`	i102	
`urbane`	i102	city like
`urbanity`	i102	
`suburban`	i102	
`outskirt`	i102	surround/ compassed of the city

P103  (back pg-list)
`porter`	i103	who carry
`port`	i103	
`portable`	i103	
`portable radio`	i103	
`export`	i103	
`import`	i103	
`sport`	i103	< disport = apart + carry (out) = enjoy oneself apart from the work
`disport`	i103	
`port` i103		another meaning, portal = gate, entrance  Ex. air port( = harbor)

`deport`	i103	behave oneself
`portly`	i103	
`exporter`	i103	
`exportation`	i103	
`important`	i103	a., important ,so, to keep it carrying in ( not out)
`importance`	i103	
`opportune`	i103	a., cuz, ship is near the harbor -- good chance, convenient
`opportunity`	i103	chance  Ex. golden *
`opportunist`	i103	
`portmanteau`	i103	
`purport`	i103	document, stuff,  pur- = pro-, 
`report`	i103	re- = back, come/ carry back with it  -- it = information
`reportage`	i103	Fr., [rupo]
`support`	i103	from sub retain, backup
`supporter`	i103	advocate, adherent, fan, assistant, attendant, parent, friend, colleague, buddy, ...
`insupportable`	i103	can't to keep
`transport`	i103	convey, carry
`portico`	i103	[pO:r ta kou], veranda
`porch`	i103	sister word of "portico"
`portal`	i103	hall-entrance/ gateway

P104  (back pg-list)
`press`	i104	
`expression`	i104	
`impression`	i104	
`suppress`	i104	
`pressure group`	i104	
`repress`	i104	
`depression`	i104	
`depress`	i104	

`compress`	i104	
`compressor`	i104	
`depressing`	i104	
`depressor`	i104	
`express`	i104	
`expressive`	i104	
`impress`	i104	
`impressive`	i104	
`impressionable`	i104	
`impressionism`	i104	
`impressionist`	i104	
`oppress`	i104	
`oppression`	i104	
`oppressive`	i104	
`repress`	i104	
`repression`	i104	
`pressinterview`	i104	news conference
`press conference`	i104	
`pressing`	i104	
`pressure`	i104	
`suppressed`	i104	 
`suppressor`	i104	

P105  (back pg-list)
`price`	i105	< 12c., from O.Fr. pris, from L. pretium "reward, prize, value, worth," 
		from PIE *preti- "back," on notion of "recompense." 
		Praise, price, and prize began to diverge in O.Fr., with praise emerging in M.E. by 1325 
		and prize being evident by late 1500s with the rise of the -z- spelling. 
		Priceless (1593) logically ought to mean the same as worthless, but it doesn't. 
`prize`	i105	
`praise`	i105	n., v., exalt   Ex. praise the Lord.
`pris`	i105	< prehendere(L, seize)
`prison`	i105	
`prehendere(L)`	i105	
`apprehend`	i105 < apprehendere(L, take hold of/ arrest, grasp) = ap( =to) + prehendere(L)	
`apprehensive` < apprehendere(L , seize the mind) > anticipative of something adverse 

`priceless`	i105	
`precious`	i105	
`appreciate`	i105
`appreciation`	i105	
`appreciative`	i105	
`depreciate`	i105	
`depreciation`	i105	
`depreciatory`	i105	
`interpret`	i105	
`interpretation`	i105	
`interpreter`	i105	
`appraise`	i105	
`comprise`	i105	cf. complies
`enterprise`	i105	
`imprison`	i105	
`prisoner`	i105	
`POW(Prisoner Of War)`	i105	
`apprehension`	i105	arrest, anticipation, fear, undestanding
`comprehend`	i105	
`comprehensible`	i105	a., understanding easily
`comprehension`	i105	
`comprehensive`	a., extensive, include much

P106  (back pg-list)
`probably`	i106	ad., be able to prove -- perhaps
`prob`	i106	try, prove
`prov`	i106	ditto
`probe`	i106	v., investigate, inquire
`prove`	i106	v., resolve the problem, discover the fact, indicate as true
`probare(L)`	i106	both origin
`proof`	i106	n. 1.to prove 2. to protect 
`rainproof`	i106	no wet
`bullet-proof`	i106	no bullet, protect from pistol
`womanproof`	i106	protect from (bad) girl

`probability`	i106	n., math. term; the matter no happen; prospect
`improbable`	i106	
`reprobate`	i106	
`reprobation`	i106	
probation	n., test / trial period,    a. = probational , test/ trial  cf. provisional(< provision) , temporary, interim
`approve`	i106	
`approval`	i106	n., agreement, same opinion
`disapprove`	i106	
`proofing`	i106	
`proofread`	i106	
`proofreader`	i106	
`disproof`	i106	
`disprove`	i106	
`improve`	i106	
`improvement`	i106	
`able`	i106	
`reprove`	i106	
`bombproof`	i106	
`bombproof room`	i106	
`bulletproof`	i106	
`bulletproof jacket`	i106	
`bulletproof glass`	i106	
`fireproof`	i106	
`fireproof building`	i106	
`waterproof`	i106
`water-tight`	i106	

P107  (back pg-list)
`producer`	i107	pro + duce + er, who lead/elicit ahead = creator
`duce`	i107	lead
`duct`	i107	ditto
`conductor`	i107	
`educate`	i107	who lead/ elicit/ edify student's possibility
`cramming`	i107	studying style which force to pack anyone into the brain .
`cramming is not education`	i107	
`introduction`	i107	
`aqueduct`	i107
	cf. drench, faucet

`introduce`	i107	
`introductory`	i107	
`conduct`	i107	
`conduce`	i107	
`conductive`	i107	
`deduce`	i107	infer
`deducible`	i107	
`deduction`	i107	
`education`	i107	
`induce`	i107	
`induction`	i107	
`productivity`	i107	
`production`	i107	
`product`	i107	
`productive`	i107	
`reproduce`	i107	
`reduce`	i107	
`reduction`	i107	
`subdue`	i107	force to lead to the lower position than me/I, conquer, prevail
`due to`	i107	cause from

P108  (back pg-list)
`program`	i108	
`programming`	i108	
`have a full program`	i108	
`gram`	i108	
`diagram`	i108	
`graph`	i108	
`autograph`	i108	sign, signature

`cablegram`	i108	
`epigram`	i108	ep = on
`episode`	i108	
`epilogue`	i108	
`epigrammatic`	i108	
`grammar`	i108	
`grammatical`	i108	
`grammarian`	i108	
`gramophone`	i108	
`phone(sound, sono)`	i108	
`telegram`	i108	tele = far
`graph`	i108	
`graphic`	i108	
`autobiography`	i108	
`biography`	i108	bio = life
`lithography`	i108	
`litho(L, stone)`	i108	
`mimeo(L, mime)`	i108	
`mimeograph`	i108	
`paragraph`	i108	para = beside
`phonograph`	i108	
`photograph`	i108	
`photographer`	i108	
`photography`	i108	
`stenograph`	i108	steno = small
`stenographer`	i108	
`para(L, beside)`	i108	
`photo(L, ray/ light)`	i108	
`paradox`	para(L, contrary to) + doxa(L, opinion)      cf. inconsistency, unmatched, incoherent, dilemma

P109  (back pg-list)
`progress`	i109	< gradus(L, walk)
`digress`	i109	v., di = aside + walk    cf. degrade
`grade`	i109	
`graduate`	i109	
`commencement( start/ begging)`	in American usage; graduation ceremony, handing out of diplomas   ---good sense/ expression!!
`greedy dog( Aesop's fables)`	i109	

`progressive`	i109	
`progression`	i109	
`aggress`	i109	
`aggression`	i109	
`aggressive`	i109	
`congress`	i109	go/ walk together, meeting
`Congress`	i109	
`congressman`	i109	
`digression`	i109	n., deviation from the main point/ subject (in speaking or writing)  cf. derail
`egress`	i109	
`ingress`	i109	
`ingredient`	i109	
`retrogression`	i109	
`retro( back)`	i109	
`transgress`	i109	trans = across
`transgression`	i109	
`retrograde`	i109	retro = back
`gradual`	i109
`gradually`	
`gradation`	i109	
`degrade`	i109	de = down
`degree`	i109
`Leningrad`	i109	
`by degrees`	i109	

P110  (back pg-list)
`propeller`	i110	
`pell( machine, apparatus)`	i110	< pellere(L, push, drive)
`pulse`	i110	push blood vessel
`appeal`	i110	push toward, knock mind

`propel`	i110	
`propellant`	i110	
`propellent`	i110	 `propelling`	i110	
`compel`	i110	
`com( emphasis)`	i110	
`compulsion`	i110	cf. mandatory
`compulsory`	i110	
`compulsory education`	i110	
`required subject`	i110	
`dispel`	i110	
`expel`	i110	
`expulsion`	i110	
`impel`	i110	reject `impulse`	i110	
`impulse of passion`	i110	
`impulsive`	i110	
`repel`	i110	
`repellent`	i110	
`pulsate`	i110	
`pulsation`	i110	
`repulse`	i110	
`repulsion`	i110	
`repulsive`	i110	
`appealing`	i110	
`repeal`	i110	
`repealer`	i110	

P111  (back pg-list)
`propose`	i111	pro( = before) + pose( = set/ put/ locate)
`Say cheese!`	i111	
`pause`	i111	< ponere(L, pose)
`preposition`	i111	parts of speech, locating before noun
`post`	i111	status, after/ next
`posture`	

`proposition`	i111	n.
`purpose`	i111	n.
`compose`	i111	v.
`composition`	i111	n.
`-tion`	i111	
`-sion`	i111	
`composite`	i111	a.
`composure`	i111	n.
`-ure`	i111	
`-ous`	i111	
`depose`	i111	v.
`dispose`	i111	v.
`disposition`	i111	n.
`expose`	i111	v.
`exposition`	i111	n.
`impose`	i111	v.
`imposing`	i111	a.
`oppose`	i111	v.
`opposite`	i111	n., a., pre., ad.  
`opposition`	i111	n.
`opp.( opposite)`	i111	n.
`in opposition`	i111	ad.	
`disposal`	i111	n.	cf. proposal
`suppose`	i111	v.
`positive`	i111	a.
`postal`	i111	a.
`possible`	i111	a.
`impossible`	i111	a.
`possibility`	n.

P112  (back pg-list)
`quiz`	< quaerere(L, quest, seek)
`inquire`	i112	
`question`	i112	
`question mark`	i112	
`interrogation mark`	i112	
`answer`	i112	φ
`swear`	i112	φ   akin to `answer`
`I swear`	i112	φ
`allege`	i112	φ  v.  [aLE dj]     Remark; "ll" w-l style
`allegation`		φ  n.  [aLi gEi shan]
`plea`	i112	φ  n.  [pLI: ]     opinion, decree < sth that has been decided < sth that pleases both sides < sth pleasant   		Ex. counterplea   cf. flea( small jump insect), flee( escape, run away)
`pledge`	i112	φ  v., n.  [pLE dj]
`plead`	i112	φ  v.  [pLI: d]  -- request, beg

`quizzical`	i112	
`quest`	i112	
`questionable`	i112	
`query`	i112	
`enquete`	i112	
`acquire`	i112	
`acquirement`	i112	
`acquisition`	i112	
`conquer`	i112	
`conquest`	i112	
`conquerable`	i112	
`quarrel`	i112	
`inquire`	i112	
`inquisitive`	i112	
`request`	i112	
`require`	i112	
`requisition`	i112	
`exquisite`	i112	
`answerable`	i112	
`unanswerable`	i112	
`unanswered`	i112	
`quaint`	i112	
`acquaint`	i112	
`be acquainted with`	i112	

P113  (back pg-list)
`radio`	i113	 < radius(L, ray)
`radiation`	i113	
`X-ray`	i113	
`radical`	i113	< radix(L, root)
`radish`	i113	

`radiant`	i113	
`radiant heater`	i113	
`radiance`	i113	
`radiate`	i113	
`radiative`	i113	
`radiation sickness`	i113	
`radioactive`	i113	
`radiocast`	i113	
`Radio City`	i113	
`radio photo`	i113	
`radius`	i113	
`radii`	i113	
`radian( circle angle)`	i113	
`radar`	i113	
`X-radiation`	i113	
`rayon`	i113	
`rayless`	i113	
`radicalism`	i113
`radicalize`	i113	
`radicle`	i113	
`eradicate`	i113	

P114  (back pg-list)
`receive`	i114	
`the received view`	i114	
`conceive`	i114	be pregnant
`ceive`	i114	take, catch
`cept`	i114
`except`	i114	
`ceive > save > serve`	i114	

`receivable`	i114	
`received`	i114	
`reception`	i114	
`receptive`	i114	
`receipt [risi:t]`	i114	
`conceivable`	i114	
`conceit`	i114	
`deceive`	i114	
`deceit`	i114	
`deception`	i114	
`deceitful`	i114	
`exceptionable`	i114	
`excerpt`	i114	
`inception`	i114	incipere "begin, take in hand," from in- "in, on" + cipere comb. form of capere "take, seize" (see captive). 
`interception`	i114	
`intercept`	i114	
`perceive`	i114	
`perception`	i114	
`concept`	i114	
`imperceptible`	i114	
`precept`	i114	
`susceptible`	i114	
Tip
serve ceive cept
sume sumpt      assume/ assumption, resume/resumption, presume
deem dempt     redeem/ redemption   deem
keep/ kept	sweep/ swept	creep/ crept	sleep/slept	access/ accept 	except/ excerpt
adopt/ adapt/ adept/ Egypt
scribe/ script/ scrip
*pt = opt/ apt/ wept/ empt/ haupt/ houpt/ kept/ co-opt/ rapt/ leapt/ sept/ swept/ 
adopt/ adapt/ adept/ Egypt/ erupt/ inept/ weishaupt/ crept/ crypt/ receipt/ slept/
tempt/ abrupt/ accept/ excerpt/ except/ windswept/ attempt/ corrupt/ prompt/
preempt/ sculpt/ script/ exempt/ unkempt/ encrypt/ breithaupt/ disrupt/ concept/
precept/ overslept/ interrupt/ intercept/ bankrupt/ contempt/ postscript/ conscript/
manuscript/ telescript/ transcript/ nondescript/ 

P115  (back pg-list)
`recital`	i115 < cit( = elicit, callback, stimulate)
`excite`	i115	
`claim( = cry, in patent, sue, plea)`	i115	
`exclaim`	i115	
`proclaim`	i115	

`recite`	i115	
`recitation`	i115	
`excitable`	i115	
`exciting`	i115	
`excitement`	i115	
`cite( quote)`	i115	
`citation`	i115	
`incite( stimulate)`	i115	
`incitement`	i115	
`solicit`	i115	v., - c.1422, "to disturb, trouble," from M.Fr. soliciter, from L. solicitare "to disturb, rouse,"
	 from sollicitus "agitated," from sollus "whole, entire" + citus "aroused," pp. of ciere "shake, excite."
	 Meaning "to further (business affairs)" evolved c.1450 from M.Fr. sense of "manage affairs." 
	cf. v., sollicitate, sollicitar
`solicitous`		i115	a.
`solicitude`	i115	n.
`solicitor`	i115	
`unsolicited( SPAM)`	i115	a., unrequested, uninvited, non sollicitate
`clamo(u)r`	i115	
`clamo(u)rous`	i115	
`clamorously`	i115	
`acclamation`	i115	
`exclamation`	i115	
`exclamation mark( !)`	i115	
`exclamatory`	i115	
`exclamatory sentence`	i115
`proclamation`	i115	
`claimable`	i115	
`claimant`	i115	
`reclaim( regain)`	i115	
`counterplea`	i115	
`flea market`	i115	

P116  (back pg-list)
`record`	i116	< cor( = heart, mind)
`cordial[ko:jiaL]`	i116	not [ ko di aL]
`core`	i116	
`courage`	i116	
`heart < herz(G)`	i116	

`accord`	i116	
`accordance`	i116	
`accordingly( therefore)`	i116	
`accordion`	i116	
`concord`	i116	
`Concord( jet plain)`	i116	
`concordance`	i116	
`concordant`	i116	
`discord`	i116	
`discordant`	i116	
`cordiality`	i116	
`coreless`	i116	
`hard-core`	i116	
`courageous`	i116	
`encourage`	i116	
`encouragement`	i116	
`discourage`	i116	
`discouraging`	i116	
`heartache`	i116	
`heartbeat`	i116	also has emotion meaning
`heartbreak`	i116	brokenheart  (= lost love)
`hearten`	i116	
`hearteasing`	i116	cf. giving relief
`dishearten`	i116	
`heartless`	i116	
`heartfelt`	i116	cordial
`heartwhole`	i116	with all one's heart

P117  (back pg-list)
`resistance`	i117	re( = against) + sist( < sistere(L, stand))
`assist`	i117	
`assistant`	i117	
`persist`	i117	per = through
`inconsistency`	i117	can't stand together, paradox

`resist`	i117	
`resistant`	i117	
`resistible`	i117	
`resistless`	i117	
`assistance`	i117	
`consist`	i117	be composed
`consistent`	i117	coherent
`consistency( coherence)`	i117	
`inconsistent`	i117	
`desist`	i117	
`insist`	i117	
`insistence`	i117	
`insistent`	i117	
`instant`	i117	
`instance`	i117	
`persistence`	i117	
`persistent`	i117	
`subsist`	i117	
`subsistence`	i117	
`substance`	i117	
`substantial`	i117	
`understand`	i117	under = under one's nose( in plain sight) > under + stand = "comprehend, grasp the idea of" (/ apprehend)
		cf. found = fo + und = base, background, bottom < fondare(L, establish),  cf. fond = be fond of( = like) or background(Fr)
		fond = originally is "foolish, silly" , akin to "fun", later,  meant "foolishly tender" to "having strong affections for."  `standard`	i117	
`standby`	i117	see standing beside
`bystander`	i117	
`standpoint`	i117	
`means of subsistence`	i117	
`system`   syncro + stand

P118  (back pg-list)
`right`	i118	< regere(L, rule, reign), in old time, considerd the official hand
`left-handed`	i118	contains, unfaithful, unmatched social class
`southpaw`	i118
`reagal`	i118	< regere(L)
`regulation`	i118	< regere(L)
`rec < reg`	i118	variant
`rectify`	i118	
`correct`	i118	

`regent`	i118	
`regime`	i118	
`nacien regime`	i118
`ancien regime`	
`interim regime`	i118	
`regiment`	i118	
`battalion`	i118	
`brigade`	i118	
`regimentation`	i118	
`region`	i118	
`reign`	i118	< regere(L, rule)
		- c.1225, "kingdom," from O.Fr. reigne, from L. regnum "kingship, dominion, rule, realm." 
		Meaning "period of rule" first recorded early 14c. The verb is c.1280, from O.Fr. regner, 
		from L. regnare, from regnum. 
		cf. `real` comes from `royal`   in old, royal thing was all real matter.  --- this is true.
`sovereign`	i118	
`regular`	i118	
`regular member`	i118	
`regulate`	i118	cf. deregulation
`rector`	i118	
`rectitude`	i118	
`direct`	i118	
`indirect`	i118
`direction`	i118
`directive`	i118	
`directory`	i118	
`telephone directory`	i118	
`erect`	i118	1386, < erectus(L, upright), pp. of erigere "raise or set up," 
		<  e- "up" + regere "to direct, keep straight, guide." Erection is 1503; of the penis, 1594. 
`erection`	i118
Cf.:
`legacy` 	legal/ legitimate/ legist  cf. jurist < jus (L, gen. juris) "law." , jury < jurare(L, to swear) from jus(L)

P119  (back pg-list)
`saddle`	i119	< sedere(L, sit/set)
`sit`	i119	
`set`	i119	
`seat`	i119	
`session`	i119	act of sitting, Sense of "period set aside for some activity" is first recorded 1920 -- service (on) time
`settle`	i119	
`president`	i119	

`sitter`	i119	
`baby-sit`	i119	
`baby-sitter`	i119	
`seat-mate`	i119	
`sedan`	i119	
`sedate( settle pp)`	i119	
`sedentary`	i119	
`sedentary occupation`	i119	
`settlement`	i119	
`setter`	i119	
`settee`	i119	
`setting`	i119	
`siege`	i119	
`assiduous`	i119	
`obsess`	i119
`obsession`	i119	
`possess`	i119
`possession`	i119	
`preside`	v., act as chairman     cf. president ( this page above)	
`reside`	i119	cf. resident, inhabit, settle
`subside`	i119	
`subsidiary`	i119	
`subsidiary company`	i119	-- child company
`sibling`	cf sibling(brothers or sisters) < sibling(O.E., relative, kinsman) 
	< sibb( = adj. kinship, relationship, related)	cf. gossip[P93]
assess	[asE s]	v. estimate, appraise, quote, < ad(= to) + sedere(= to sit)," 
		One of the judge's assistant's jobs was to fix the amount of a fine or tax. 
assessment		
--------------------------------------
Tip: Check out the pronouncing same [ses]:
	i.e. sess = sedere(L, sit/ set), 
	cess = cedere(L, go / leave/ yield )[P136],  cease( cedere(L) + e(=away/ slow)) = stop[P136],
	recess[rI: ses], recession , concede/ concession( = compromise) , exceed,
	access, process, success, secession, intercession( intervention, mediation)
`leave` 	v. drop/ spout(grow) a leaf --- go away, quit/ stop, let alone, allow to remain
	n., vacation, time off

P120  (back pg-list)
`salary`	i120	
`salt < sal(L)`	i120	
`sal(L,  leap/ jump)`	i120	
`sauce`	i120	
`sausage`	i120	
`salmon < sal(L, junp)`	i120	
`sugar < sakharon(G, sugar)`	i120	
`saccharin`	i120	n.
`saccharine`	i120	a. very sweet

`salty`	i120	
`saltcellar`	i120	
`salad`	i120	
`salariat(e)`	i120	salary-man class/ hierarchy
`saucer`	i120	dish to receive
`flying saucer`	i120	
`saucy`	i120	a., bold, insolent
`soldier`	i120	who give money to buy salt
`sally`	i120	rush forward, jump
`saltant`	i120	 saltar = jump
`salient`	i120	a., prominent, remarkable
`desultory`	i120	aimless
`exult`	i120	v., be happy, rejoice feeling to jump
`exultation`	i120	n. joy, gaiety, glee
`insult`	i120	v., in= on + sul( = jump) -- jump on him to injure
`result`	i120	n., sth. jumped back
`resultant`	i120
`resultful`	i120	
`sugar-coat`	i120	
`sugary`	i120	
`saccharify`	i120	v.
`assail`	i120	v., at + leap = attack
`assault`	i120	v., n.
`consult`	i120	v., advise, talk with  -- leap/ jump together

P121  (back pg-list)
`satisfy < satis(L, sufficient/ enough)`	i121	
`sat`	i121	
`satur`	i121	
`saturation point`	i121	
`satire`	i121	
`sad`	keep on satis > heavy/ tired/ severe >  sad (by EtymOnline)

`sate`	i121	= satiate
`satiate`	i121	
`satisfying`	i121	
`satisfaction`	i121	
`satisfactory`	i121	a.,  Ex. * answer
`satisfactorily`	i121	
`unsatisfactory`	i121	
`unsatisfactory answer`	i121	
`unsatisfied`	i121	
`satisfiable`	i121	
`dissatisfy`	i121	
`dissatisfaction`	i121	
`satiate`	i121	
`satiation`	i121	
`insatiable`	i121	
`satiety`	i121	
`satiric(al)`	i121	Ex. * cartoon
`satirical cartoon`	i121	
`satirist`	i121	
`satirize`	i121	
`saturant`	i121	saturation
`saturate`	i121	
`saturation`	i121	
`assets`	i121	n. 1.(usu. pl.) anything owned by person, company, etc., which may be used or solid to pay debts
		2. valuable or useful quality or skill Ex. Is your knowledge of English an * to you? 
cf. assess, assessment i119 --- ad(= to) + sedere(= to sit)  ,, ex. CO2 assessment

P122  (back pg-list)
`scissors < cis(L,  cut)`	i122	
`cis( cut)`	i122	
`cid( cut)`	i122	
`cead( cut)`	i122	
`caes( cut)`	i122	cut --- extended to kill, decide straightly
`suicide`	i122	sui(L, one's self)  ex. suicide bomber [in J., ningen bakudan]
`sui(L, self)`	i122	
`circumcise`	i122	cut male penis around( circum) skin as ring,,,  There�fs in Bible.
`cut`	i122	
`cutter`	i122	ship
`cutting`	i122	cut a clothes
`cutlet`	i122	originally, rib -- in Japan {tonkats] [ton( =pig)] + cut

`homicide( people)`	i122	homo(L, people)
`patricide( father)`	i122	pater(L, father)
`matricide( mother)`	i122	mater(L, mother)
`fratricide( brother)`	i122	frater(L, brother)
`infanticide`	i122	
`perricide( parents)`	i122	*** an origial book misspelling/ typo ***
`parricide( parents)`	--- this is right spelling perhaps.
n.,1: someone who kills his or her parent
    2: murder of your own parents
`chisel`	i122	n., el = small
`decide`	i122	
`decision`	i122	
`decisive`	i122	
`indecisive`	i122	
`concise`	i122	
`incise`	i122	cf. accurate
`precise`	i122	
`precision`	i122	
`precisely`	i122	
`precisian`	i122	
`cutlery`	i122	
`cutlass`	i122	
`incision`	i122	
`preciseness`	i122	
`cutler`	i122	

P123  (back pg-list)
`depict`	i123	make pictire = draw/ describe
`depiction`	i123	
`script`	i123	< scribere(L, write)
`scripter`	i123	
`manuscript`	i123	draft
`circumscribe`	i123	circum(= around) + scribe(= write) = write the boundary line, define

`scribe`	i123	
`scribble`	i123	
`scribbler`	i123	
`scripture`	i123	
`ascribe`	i123	
`ascribable`	i123	
`circumscription`	i123	
`conscript`	i123	
`conscription`	i123	
`describe`	i123	
`description`	i123	
`descriptive`	i123	
`nondescript`	i123	
`inscribe`	i123	
`inscription`	i123	
`prescribe`	i123	
`prescription`	i123	
`subscribe`	i123	
`subscription`	i123	
`transcribe`	i123	
`transcription`	i123	

P124	  (back pg-list)
`cret( separate/ observe)`	i124	
`secret`	i124	c.1378, < secretus(L, set apart, withdrawn, hidden) 
	, originally pp. of secernere "to set apart," from se- "apart" + cernere "separate." Secretive is from 1853. 
	-- i.e. to avoid to be seen, separate another place for oneself
`secretary`	i124	
`Secretary`	i124	
`cern( = cret)`	i124	
`concern` 	i124	together + separated = gather --- relation/ interest/ regard

`secrecy`	i124    Ex. in * = secretly
`secretariate`	i124	
`secrete`	i124	
`concerned`	i124	
`concerning`	i124	
`concernment`	i124	
`unconcern`	i124	
`unconcerned`	i124	
`indifferent`	i124	
`discern`	i124	
`discernible`	i124	
`discerning`	i124	
`discernment`	i124	
`discreet`	i124	cf. same pronouncing "discrete"
`discreetly`	i124	
`discrete`	i124	opp. continuous
`discretion`	i124	
`age of discretion`	i124	
`indiscreet`	i124	
`discriminate`	i124	in J.[sa be ts]
`discrimination`	i124	
`excrete`	i124	
`excrescence`	i124	

P125  (back pg-list)
`sense`	i125	< sentire(L, feel)
`sens( feel)`	i125	
`sent( feel)`	i125	
`sensitive`	i125	
`sensual`	i125	near sexual
`sensible`	i125	
`common sense`	i125	
`resent`	i125	v., begrudge, have jealousy, be displeased or bitter  cf. recent, resend
`a sensual beauty`	i125	glamorous beauty, glamo(u)r
`sentence`	i125	1. grammatical writing unit 2. v./n., judge/ impose a punushment
	i.e. sentence = feel & describe/ express its feeling, or, its expression result

`senseless`	i125	
`sensitivity`	i125	
`insensible`	i125	
`sensibility`	i125	
`sensuality`	i125	n., to devote to the sins of the flesh
`sensualist`	i125	n., man, devotee to the sex/ eroticism
`sensualism`	i125	flesh
`sensation`	i125	
`sensational`	i125	
`sensuous`	i125	a., affecting the senses   , no contains flesh-desire
`sensory`	i125	detective
`nonsense`	i125	
`nonsensical`	i125	
`assert`	i125	as = ad = to, sert = sent = feel , agree/ approve to, insist on, state strongly
`assertion`		n., declaration ( this is strong expression/ representation)
`consent`	i125	con = with = together, agree ( I feel so, too) 
`dissent`	i125	not consent
`presentiment`	i125	n., intuitive feeling about future event
`resentful`	i125	a., having a feeling of ill will, angry, indignant  cf. dignity
`sentiment`	i125	
`sentimental`	i125	
`sententious`	i125	a., like a maxim, like a judgement (/judgment) sentence
`stir up sensation`	i125  make a fever
`census`	i125	< censere(L, assess), ( nation level) survey of population, etc.  cf. censor, appraise
`consensus`	i125	general agreement, akin to consent

P126  (back pg-list)
`serv( serve/ watch/ keep)`	i126	
`service`	i126	
`preserve`	i126	
`observe`	i126	
`observation`		n., i126	
`observatory`		n., i126	 facility/ place to watch stars, etc.
`observant`			a., 1. be aware of/ watch 2. keep    cf. `obedient`	< `obey`
`observance`		keep a rule/ custom & way etc. > 1. (annual) ceremony, event 2. keeping strictly   cf. `obedience`
`dessert( stop service)`	n., des = off, a last food/ dish of the service course --it's the end/ last of service  cf. desert (1s)	

`servant`	i126	
`server`	i126	
`serviceman`	i126	
`servile`	i126	
`servility`	i126	
`slave`	i126	
`servitude`	i126	
`serf`	i126	
`sergent`	i126	original book misspelling perhaps
`sergeant`	i126	correct spelling
`preservation`	i126	
`conserve`	i126	
`conservative`	i126	
`conservatism`	i126	
`conservatory`	i126	
`reserve`	i126	
`reserved`	i126	
`reservation`	i126	
`reservoir`	i126	
`deserve( worthy)`	i126	
`desert 1`	i126	
`desert 2`	i126	
`recipes`	- 1584, "medical prescription," from M.Fr. recipe, from L. recipe "take!," 
	imperative of recipere "to take" (see receive); word written by physicians at the head of prescriptions. 
	Meaning "instructions for preparing food" first recorded 1743. 
	The original sense survives only in the pharmacist's abbreviation Rx. 

P127  (back pg-list)
`sex akin to insect`	i127	
`sex < secare(L, cut)`	i127	
`vivisection`	i127	vivi + sect + ion
`sequ`	i127	non cut, follow  opp. cut
`secut`	i127	non cut, follow
`su`	i127	non cut, follow
`suitor`	i127	
`pursue`	i127	
`sue`	i127	

`sect`	i127	
`bisect`	i127	
`sectional`	i127	
`sectionalism`	i127	
`sector`	i127	
`segment`	i127	
`intersect`	i127	
`intersection`	i127	
`consecutive`	i127	ex. * defeat --2 times & 3 times ...all non-victory every time( in a row)
`consequence`	i127	
`consequently`	i127	
`sequel`	i127		Ex. Is the sequel 2 thrilling 2 dumb?
`sequence`	i127	
`execute`	i127	
`execution`	i127	
`executioner`	i127	
`executive`	i127	
`CEO( Chief Executive Officer)`	i127	
`persecute`	i127	
`prosecute`	i127	
`cute`	i127	
`acute`	i127	
`suite`	i127	
`suitable`	i127	
pursue		v.
pursuit		n. chase, tracking
chase		n., v.

P128  (back pg-list)
`signal` 	i128	< signum(L, signal, mark)
`emblem`	i128	symbol, design representing sth.
`icon`	i128	(Eastern Church) picture of a saint
`resign`	i128	
`signature`	i128	written one's name  cf. "a ball with sign" is false expression, "with signature" is true.
`autograph`	i128	
`nota(L not-)`	i128	
`note`	i128	
`notice`	i128	

`sign`	i128	
`signboard`	i128	
`signify`	i128	
`significant`	i128	
`significance`	i128	
`insignificant`	i128	
`assign`	i128	
`allocate`	i128	
`deploy`	i128	
`assignment`	i128	
`consign`	i128	
`design`	i128	
`designer`	i128	
`designate`	i128	
`designation`	i128	
`resignedly`	i128	
`notable`	i128	
`outstanding`	i128	
`notify`	i128	
`notification`	i128	
`notorious`	i128	cf. nutritious, nutrition
`notoriety`	i128	
`annotate`	i128	
`denote`	i128	
`notation`	i128	
`famous`	i128	
`connote`	i128
cf. emblem	= simbol	ex. Japanese emperor is a emblem of nation, has no political power. 
Tip:	-gn, -gm list
	feign, reign, paign, sign, align, arraign, assign, impugn, ensign, benign, design, foreign, firesign, resign, realign,
	reassign, malign, campaign, consign, sovereign, sharp-sign, champaign, redesign, nonalign, chemdesign;  diaphragm, paradigm

P129  (back pg-list)
`sound`	i129	< son(L, sound)
`sonata`	i129	
`sonnet`	i129	
`Sony`	i129	
`Panasonic`	i129	
`person`	i129	< persona(L, mask of actor), 
	- 12c., < persone(O.Fr. , human being) < persona(L, human being), 
	originally "character in a drama, mask", possibly borrowed from Etruscan phersu "mask." 
Johnson	-- this is child, no relation with sound

`soundless`	i129	
`sonic`	i129	
`sonifer`	i129	
`soniferous`	i129	
`sonar`	i129	
`sonatina`	i129	
`sonneteer`	i129	
`sonorama`	i129	
`sonority`	i129	
`sonorous`	i129	
`consonant`	i129	
`vowel`	i129	[vAU el] not [vOU el]   cf. vow[vau] -- swear
`consonance`	i129	
`dissonance`	i129	
`resonance`	i129	
`resound`	i129
`parson`	pastor	i129	
`parsonage`	i129	
`personal`	i129	
`personnel`	i129	
`personality`	i129	
`unison`	i129	
`pastor`	i129	

P130  (back pg-list)
`spirit`	i130	< spire( = breathe)
`in high spirits`	i130	
`in low spirits`	i130	
`inspiration`	i130	
`conspire`	i130	
`perspire`	i130	
`expire`	i130	
`desperate`	i130	cf. prosper/ prosperity
spa	n., mineral spring

`expiration date`	i130	
`spiritual`	i130	
`spiritualism`	i130	
`aspire`	i130	long long for, urge
`aspiration`	i130	
`aspirant`	i130	
`conspiracy`	i130	
`piracy`	illegal copy writing
`copyright piracy[pai.] `	i130
`intrigue`	 Ex. be *d = be very interesting = be curious
`expiration`	i130	
`expiratory`	i130	
`full-term`	i130	
`inspire`	i130	
`respire`	i130	
`respiration`	i130	
`respirator`	i130	
`respiratory`	i130	
`respiratory organs`	i130	
`perspiration`	i130	
`perspiratory`	i130	
`despair`	i130	
`desperado`	i130	
`desperately`	i130	
`desperation`	i130	
`Esperanto`	i130	having hope
`spiritus(L, soul/ courage/ vigor/ breath)`	i130
inhalation, inhalant, inhale	opp. exhale

P131  (back pg-list)
`spons( = promise)`	i131	
`sponsor`	i131	
`spond( spons)`	i131	
`correspond`	i131	
`testari(L, make a will/ be witness to, declare)`	i131	
`protest`	i131	
`contest`	i131	
`as speech contest`	i131	

`sponsorship`	i131	
`spouse( US [spaus])`		husband, wife, partner	i131	
`correspondence`	i131	
`correspondent`	i131	
`despond`	i131	
`despondence(cy)`	i131	
`respond`	i131	
`responsible`	i131	
`responsibility`	i131	
`responsive`	i131	
`attest`	i131	v.
`attestation`	i131	
`contestant`	i131	
`detest( hate)`	i131	
`detestation`	i131	
`detestable`	i131	
`protestant`	i131	
`testify`	i131	
`testimony`	i131	witness
`testament( will, Bible)`	i131	
`Protestant`	i131	Puritan

P132  (back pg-list)
`spy( sneak peeping/ peek)`	i132	
`spec`	i132	< specere(L, look)
`spect`	i132	< spectare(L, watch)
`spectacle`	i132	
`specimen`	i132	
`expect`	i132	
`rosy prospect`	i132	

`species`	i132	 cf. gene, specy, special, spaces, spacy( spacier, spaciest)
`The Origin of Species`	i132	
`special`	i132	
`specialist`	i132	
`specialty(US)`	i132	
`speciality(UK)`	i132	
`spectacular`	i132	
`spectator`	i132	
`spector`	i132	misspelling ???
`specter`	i132	spectre,  n. ghost; haunting fear of future trouble, etc.
`speculate( insight/ ponder)`	i132	think deeply; buy & sell goods, stock & shares..(= investment)
`investigate`	i132	inspect, probe the truth 
`aspect`	i132	
`espionage`	i132	
`circumspect`	i132	
`inspect`	i132	
`inspection`	i132	
`inspector`	i132	
`introspect`	i132	
`perspective`	i132	
`respect`	i132	
`despise( scorn)`	i132	
`spite`	i132	
`spiteful( mean)`	i132	
`skeptical`	i132	
`in spite of( despite)`	i132	
`despite( in spite of)`	i132	

P133  (back pg-list)
`stand`	i133	
`stant( stand)`	i133	
`distant`	i133	
`stance`	i133	
`constant`	i133	con = completely, not variable
`instant`	i133	

`standard`	i133	model, regular
`standardize`	i133	
`standpoint`	i133	
`viewpoint`	i133	
`standstill`	i133	
`standby`	i133	be ready, waiting person/ things that serves as substitute
`bystander`	i133	
`stand-off`	i133	
`standing`	i133	
`standoffish`	i133	
`substance`	i133	
`substantial`	i133	
`substantially`	i133	
`distance`	i133	
`extant( existing)`	i133	
`constancy`	i133	
`inconstancy`	i133	
`inconstant`	i133	
`instantly`	i133	
`instance`	i133	
`for instance`	i133	
`instantaneous`	i133	
`inconstant lover`	i133	
`standing army`	i133	
`instantaneous death`	i133	
`establish	i133	< stabilire(L, stable)

P134  (back pg-list)
`stat( stand/ stop)`	i134	
`stature`	i134	monument
`station`	i134	train stop place
`stall`	i134	sister word "station"
`still`	i134	stand & no move -- silent
`stool`	i134	no move

`stable`	i134	
`constable`	i134	
`unstable`	i134	
`stability`	i134	
`state`	i134	
`status( standing)`	i134	
`stately`	i134	
`statement`	i134	
`statesman`	i134	
`stateroom`	i134	
`static`	i134	opp. dynamic
`stationary`	i134	
`stationer`	i134	
`stationery`	i134	
`statistics`	i134	collect the number & analysis
`statuette`	i134	
`statesque`	i134	misspelling ??
`statuesque`	i134	true, perhaps 
`stature`	i134	height of body
`statute`	i134	establish law
`install`	i134	settle
`stem`	i134	plant standing part
`dynamic`	i134	kinetic

P135  (back pg-list)
`stick`	i135	
`stinct( stick, pin)`	i135	
`sting( stick, stimulate)`	i135	
`stitch`	i135	pin bar, glue, sew
`etiquette( ticket)`	i135	pinned paper
`stake`	i135	
`ticket`	i135	

`sticker`	i135	
`sticky`	i135	
`tick`	i135	bid
`distinct`	i135	
`distinction`	i135	
`distinctive`	i135	
`distinguish`	i135	
`extinct`	i135	
`extinguish`	i135	
`extinguisher`	i135	
`instinct`	i135	
`instinctive`	i135	
`stingy`	i135	a., giving unwillingly, parsimony, scanty, niggardly  ,in J [kechi n bou]
`stimulus`	i135	
`stimulate`	i135	
`stimulation`	i135	
`stimulant`	i135	
`instigate`	i135	
`instigation`	i135	
`needle`	pin
`nail`
`lancet`	pin

P136  (back pg-list)
`succeed	i136	suc(= sub) + cedere(L, go/ leave/ yield )`
`cede( cedere(L))`	i136	
`proceed`	i136	
`recede`	i136	
`precede`	i136	
`succeed`	i136	
`success`	i136	
`process`	i136	
`procession`	i136	
`cease( cede + away)`	i136	
`decease`	i136	die
`cease war`	i136	

`recess`	i136	
`recession`	i136	
`recessive`	i136	
`accede`	i136	
`access`	i136	
`accession`	i136	
`accessible`	i136	
`accessory`	i136	
`antecedent`	i136	
`ceaseless`	i136	
`exceed`	i136	
`excess`	i136	
`excel`	i136	
`excellent`	i136	
`precedent`	i136	
`unprecedented`	i136	
`predecessor`	i136	
`proceeding`	i136	
`proceedings`	i136	
`processionize`	i136	
`reciprocal`	i136	 - 1570, from L. reciprocus "returning the same way, alternating,"
	 from pre-L. *reco-proco-, from *recus (from re- "back" + -cus, adjective formation) 
	+ *procus (from pro- "forward" + -cus, adjective formation). 
	---   reci + proco + al = back & forward + adj.  -- this cutting/ decomposition is better
`cip( cede)`	i136	--- this understanding is wrong, perhaps, rather ci( cede) , &, p is head of "pro"
`reciprocate`	i136	1530, from L. reciprocationem (nom. reciprocatio) "retrogression,
	alternation, ebb," from reciprocare "move back and forth," from reciprocus (see reciprocal). 
	--- reci + proc + 8 = v.,  -- barter, mutual exchange
`succession`	i136	
`supercede`	i136	yield
`supersede`	i136	ditto

P137  (back pg-list)
`summit`	i137	< summus(L, highest)
`sum( take)`	i137	
`consumption`	i137	take completely/ fully -- 1. consume 2. lung disease

`sum( total)`	i137	n,/v., summing result is highest value
`resume`	i137	1. v., restart [ri zU: m] 2. n., summary, briefing, synopsis 3. n., curriculum vitae/ vita, [rE za mei]
`resumption`	i137	session again     cf. session( meeting, setting), cession(ceeding, going, yielding)
`cease`	i137	stop, break, halt
`regime`	i137	cf. resume
`coalition-regime`	i137	
`interim-regime`	i137	
`sumptuary`	i137	
`sumptuary law`	i137	
`resumption`	i137	
`sumptuous`	i137	
`summary`	i137	
`summarize`	i137	
`summing-up`	i137	O. Henry
`briefing`	i137	
`assume`	i137	
`assumed`	i137	
`assumption`	i137	
`assumptive`	i137	
`consume`	i137	
`consumptive`	i137	
`presume`	i137	
`presumption`	i137	1. assumption 2. behavior which is too bold( unfair advantage)
`premise`	i137	
`hypothesis`	i137	
`presuming`	i137	a., bold
`presumptuous`	a., too confident; presuming; forward; arrogant
`arrogant`	a., showing extreme pride or too much confidence
`arrogance`	- 1303, from O.Fr. arrogance (12c.), from L. arrogantia, from arrogantem 
	(nom. arrogans) "assuming, overbearing, insolent," prp. of arrogare 
	"to claim for oneself, assume," from ad- "to" + rogare "ask, propose." 
Tip: *sis
sis, Isis, oasis, chassis, basis, lysis, meiosis, thesis, Onassis, crisis, sepsis, osmosis,
ellipsis, emphasis, dialysis, Genesis, catharsis, neurosis, nemesis, pertussis, psychosis,
psoriasis, cirrhosis, telesis, analysis, apotheosis, acidosis, diagnosis, fibrosis, hypnosis,
nephrosis, necrosis, synopsis, symbiosis, synthesis, antithesis, hypothesis, heterosis,
paralysis, prognosis, prosthesis, sclerosis, thrombosis, urinalysis, asbestosis, hydrolysis,
homeostasis, parenthesis, osteoporosis, morphogenesis, misdiagnosis, metamorphosis,
psychokinesis, psychoanalysis, thrombolysis, tuberculosis, organogenesis, electrolysis,
endometriosis, amniocentesis, photosynthesis, electrophoresis, atherosclerosis, 
arteriosclerosis, neurofibromatosis, 

P138  (back pg-list)
`supply`	i138	sup = sub = up, ply = fill,  -- fill up	
`ply`	i138	< plicare(L, fill/ fold/ heap)
`pli	i138	= ply
`reply`	i138	fold back
`applique`	i138	sewing/ applying auxiliary patch clothes/ fabric 

`apply`	i138	
`applicable`	i138	
`inapplicable`	i138	
`applicability`	i138	
`application`	i138	
`appliance`	i138	
`applicant`	i138	
`comply`	i138	
`compliance`	i138	
`complicate`	i138	
`complicated`	i138	
`explicable`	i138	
`exploit`	i138	
`explicit`
`imply`	i138	
`implied`	i138	
`implicate`	i138	
`implication`	i138	
`implicit`	i138	
`implement`	i138	cf. instrument, apparatus, tool
`ply( apply)`	i138	
`replicate`	i138	
`replica`	i138	copy
`iteration`	i138	repeat
`provide`	i138	synonym supply
`provision`	i138	
`demand`	i138	opp. supply, provide

P139  (back pg-list)
`tempo`	i139	moving pace, time going degree
`temp( = time/ tune/ mixed)`	i139	
`tempo(Ita, weather)`		Ex.  Fa bel tempo (Ita).  =  Does beautiful weather (E).
`contemporary`	i139	sharing the same time, same timed, same generation
`tempest`	i139	storm wind, ( time > season > weather > bad weather > worst weather = stoom )
`temper`	i139	tune/ various character/ diversity/ volatility -- nervous xxx( weather/ mind..)
`temperature`	i139	
`tide`	i139	origin of spelling "time"
`Time & tide wait for no man.`	i139	cf. Accident wait for no man. (insurance company's CM)

`temporal`	i139	
`temporary`	i139	
`temporize`	i139	
`temporizer`	i139	
`extemporaneous`	i139	
`extemporaneous speech`	i139	
`extempore`	i139	
`tempestuous`	i139	
`temperament`	i139	
`temperance`	i139	
`temperate`	i139	
`distemper`	i139	
`intemperance`	i139	
`intemperate`	i139	
`tempered`	i139	
`time-honored`	i139	Ex. * club
`timely`	i139	Ex. * hit
`time-out`	i139	time-over
`timer`	i139	
`timetable`	i139	
`tideway`	i139	
`temptation`	i139	
`tempt`	i139	
`attempt`	i139	

P140  (back pg-list)
`tender`	i140	< tendere(L, stretch)
`Love me tender.`	i140	
`extend`	i140	
`tend`	i140	stretch, opt to, apt to, lean to  cf. tendency
`tension( no -tion)`	i140	
`extension ladder`	i140	
`ostentation`	i140	os = ob = before 	
`attend`	i140	to + tend = take care (of)

`tenderheart`	i140	
`tenderhearted`	i140	
`tenderloin`	i140	
`tenderness`	i140	
`extension`	i140	
`extent( as range)`	i140	
`to some extent`	i140	
`extensive( wide)`	i140	Ex. * reading
`ostensible`	i140	
`one's ostensive purpose`	i140	
`ostentatious`	i140	
`attendance`	i140	
`attendant`	i140	
`attention`	i140	
`attentive`	i140	
`contend`	i140	cf. content, contents
`contention`	i140	
`contentious`	i140	
`distend`	i140	
`intend`	i140	
`intention`	i140	
`pretend`	i140	
`pretention`	i140	-- illegal spelling
`pretension`	i140	 `showiness`	i140	
`showy`	i140	
`pompous`	i140	
`superintend`	i140
`intent`	a., n,
`tension`	n., stress
`intense`	a.
`intensive`	a., acute, highly concentrated
`intensity`	n.,     cf. magnitude (of the earthquake)

P141  (back pg-list)
`tennis`(Fr)	`hold !` = imperative form of the tenir (Fr, v., hold/ receive)`tenacious`	i141	
`tain`( hold, keep)	i141	
`tin`( hold, keep) 	i141	
`contain`	i141	
`detain( arrest, custody, jail)`	i141	
`entertain`	Enter among us, & hold, then, give a sevice/ enjoyment etc. to him/ her/ them	

`tenant`	hold + man
`abstain`	keep away
`abstinence`		i141	
`content`	v., n., pl.=all that is inside
`container`	n., box	
`detainment`	i141	-- such spelling is not in my dictionary. Instead, `detention`[D IH0 T EH1 N SH AH0 N]
	1. prevent a person from going away; keep back
	ex. He got home two hours late and said he had been detained in the office by business.
	ex. In English schools, lazy boys are sometimes detained at school to do extra work 
	after ordinary lessons are finished.
	2. keep a thing (that ought to be given back)
`detention`	n., the act of detaining or the state of being detained
	ex. keeping  a pupil in school after ordinary lessons, as a punishment.
`entertaining`	i141	
`entertainer`	i141	
`maintain`	 hand + hold	i141	
`maintenance`	Remark; not "maintainance"	
`obtain`	ob- = emphasis + hold, 1. buy 2. get, secure for oneself 3. (of rules, custom, etc.) be established or in use 	
`obtainable`	can be obtained, available	
`pertain`	per = thoroughly, (vi.) hold/ keep thoroughly = belong to ( as a part) 	Ex. * to
`pertinent`	a., referring directly (to the question, etc.), related
`pertinence`	n., relation, fittingness, relevance	
`impertinent`	a.,  im = in = not	
`retain`	v., hold bak, suspend, take on the shelf    ---to be pending	
`retention`	i141	
`retainer`	i141	
`sustain`	sus = sub = under,   from the under + hold, hold/ keep on, back up, support 	
`sustenance`	n., act of sustaining/ being sustaind, food/ livelihood, support/ help ( money, etc.), upkeep/ maintenance
	cf. cost of living = subsistence money  {subsistence = sub( under) + to assume a standing position} 
	cf. money for going to school = tuition money 
	Ex. She works part-time for her tuition( /supplement the family income).
`attain`	to + touch = reach	
`stain`	paint	i141	
`stainless`	i141	
`curtain`	i141	
`fountain`	< fontis(L), keep on the water/ flow from the ground	i141	
`captain`	 man of top/ chief, one who stands at the head of others	i141	
`mountain`	being in heap	
`certain`	be sure	i141	
`certainly`	i141	
`certificate`	v.,n., identify the licence/ graduation, etc.	
`chieftain`		man	i141	

P142  (back pg-list)
`thumb`	i142	< tumere(L, swell/ much)
`tumult`	i142	< tumere(L) = swell ( make bigger)
`thousand	i142	< thous( < tumere(L, much)) + and( = hund(100))`
`turb`	i142	< turbare(L, disorder)
`disturb`	i142	
`perturb`	i142	per = completely/ perfect
`turbine`	i142	spin
`turban`	i142	turb + band
`trouble`	i142	

`thimble`	i142	
`thigh`	i142	
`tumid`	i142	
`tumidity`	i142	
`tumour`	i142	
`turmoil( tumult)`	i142	commotion( violent motion)
`tumultuous`	i142	
`trifle`	i142	< truffe(Fr)  -- originally, mushroom grow rapidly in underground
`trivial`	i142	  	Ex. Word & trivial games: Flex your brain
`trivia`	i142	
`contumacy`	i142	
`tuber`	i142	
`tuberclin`	i142	T.B.
`tuberculosis`	i142	
`osis`	i142	name of disease/ illness
`disturbance`	i142	
`turbulent`	i142	
`turbulence`	i142	
`turbid`	i142	
`turbidity`	i142	
`troubled`	i142	
`troubled water`	i142	
`troublesome`	i142	some = same = like

P143  (back pg-list)
`torture`	i143	< tor( = twist/ turn/ rotate/ wind)
`tortoise`	i143	
`torch`	i143	
`retort`	i143	
`contort`	i143	
`tour`	i143	< turn

`torment`	i143	
`torturous`	i143	a., extremely painful 
`tortuous`	i143	a., full of twists and bends; (fig. ) not straight-forward
`torchlight`	i143	
`contortion`	i143	
`distort`	i143	
`extort`	i143	
`extortion`	i143	
`retortion`	i143	
`turning`	i143	
`turning point`	i143	
`distorted vision`	i143	
`turnover`	i143	
`topple`	i143	
`upset`	i143	
`tornado`	i143	compound word < turn + thunderstorm  , = hurricane; violent whirlwind, [to: r nEi dou]
`attorney`	i143	
`contour`	i143	
`detour`	i143	
`return`	i143	
`turnip`	i143	
`tourist class`	i143	

P144  (back pg-list)
`tractor`	i144	tract = pull (out)/ tow
`train`	i144	n. = car, v.= training, discipline
`portrait`	i144	pull the line
`draw`	i144	
`withdraw`	i144	stop, end, cuz draw a line & after is nothing/ untouchable
`drawing room`	i144	
`drawers`	i144	

`abstract`	i144	
`abstraction`	i144	
`attract`	i144	
`attractive`	i144	
`contract`	i144	
`detract`	i144	v.i. * from, take away from (the credit or value of).
`detraction`	i144	n.,
`detractive`	i144	a.,
`distract`	i144	
`attraction`	i144	
`enchantment`	i144	
`detractory( Non n.)`	i144	= detractive
`distracted`	i144	
`distraction`	i144	
`extract`	i144	
`extraction`	i144	
`extraction of a tooth`	i144	
`protraction`	i144	
`protraction of debate`	i144	
`subtract`	i144	
`subtraction`	i144	opp. addition
`drawback`	i144	
`drawbridge`	i144	
`withdrawal`	i144
`draw forth`	i144	

P145  (back pg-list)
`tribe`	i145	tri = 3, proup
`tribune`	i145	protector
`Chicago Tribune`	i145	 `attribute`	i145	
`distribute`	i145	
`tribut( = give/ assign)`	i145	
`tribute`	i145	
`contribute`	i145	
`tuit( = protect/ watch)`	i145	
`tuition`	i145	

`tribal`	i145	
`tribal legend`	i145	
`tribunal`	i145	
`tributary`	i145	
`attribute`	i145	
`attribution`	i145	
`contribute`	i145	
`contribution`	i145	
`contributory`	i145	
`distributor`	i145	
`distribution`	i145	
`distributive`	i145	
`retributive`	i145	
`retributory`	i145	
`retribution`	i145	
`tutor`	i145	who look after
`tutelage`	i145	
`intuit`	i145	
`intuition`	i145	
`intuitive`	i145	

P146  (back pg-list)
`union`	i146	
`onion`	i146	
`uni`	i146	
`unique`	i146	
`unicorn`	i146	
`mono`	i146	
`monotony`	i146	Ex. monotone increase

`unicycle`	i146	
`uniform`	i146	
`uniformity`	i146	
`unity`	i146	
`unanimously`	i146	unus(L, one) + animus(L, mind)   cf. animus 
`unify`	i146	
`UNION JACK`	i146	
`the United Kingdom`	i146	
`unison`	i146	
`unit`	i146	
`unite`	i146	
`unionist`	i146	
`universe`	i146	
`university`	i146	
`monocle`	i146	
`monologue`	i146	
`monopoly`	i146	
`labor union`	i146	
`monk`	i146	
`nun`	i146	
`monogamy`	i146	
`monomania`	i146
`monorail`	i146	
`rail`	i146	
`a kitchen unit`	i146	
`the United Nations`	i146	U.N.

P147  (back pg-list)
`untouchable`	i147	
`tact( = touch)`	i147
`contact`	i147
`contact lens`	i147
`tag( touch)`	i147	
`contagion`	i147	
`tang( tag)`	i147	
`intangible`	i147	
`ting( tag)`	i147	
`tig( tag)`	i147	
`teg( tag)`	i147	
`tain( tag)`

`touchdown`	i147	
`touchstone`	i147	
`touching`	i147	
`touchy`	i147	
`tact`	i147	
`sense of touch`	i147	
`tactile`	i147
`intact`	i147	
`leave intact`	i147	
`tangible( evident)`	i147	
`contagious`	i147	
`contagious disease`	i147	
`contingent`	i147	
`contingency`	i147	
`tangere(L, touch)`	i147	
`tangent /sin/ cosin`	i147	
`integral`	i147	
`integrate`	i147	
`segregation`	i147	
`no discrimination`	i147	
`nondiscrimination`	i147	
`integration`	i147	
`integrity`	i147	
`attain`	i147	touch reach
`attainable`	i147	
`attainment`	i147	

P148  (back pg-list)
`vacuum`	i148	
`va( = empty)`	i148	
`vanity of vanity, and all is vanity (Bible).`	i148	
`vanity`	i148	
`Bunyan`	i148	
`Pilgrim's Progress (Bunyan)`	i148	
`Vanity Fair`	i148	
`avoid`	i148	a = ex = out
`void( = empty)`	i148	
`null & void`	i148	
`wane`	i148	< vanus(L, empty, lack)
`want`	i148	need, cuz, anyth. lacked

vain`	i148	
`in vain`	i148	
`vainglory`	i148	
`vainglorious`	i148	
`vanish`	i148	
`evanesce`	i148	
`evanescence`	i148	
`evanescent`	i148	
`vaunt`	i148	
`vacant`	i148	
`vacancy`	i148	
`vacation`	i148	cf. vocation( calling)
`vacationist`	i148	
`evacuate`	i148	
`vacationer`	i148	
`evacuee`	i148	
`wantless`	i148	
`wanting`	i148	
`wanton`	i148	
`wantonness`	i148	
`concave`	凹		i148	
`convex`	凸		i148	
`cave`	i148	
`cavern`	i148	
`vex( irritate/ annoy)`	i148	

P149  (back pg-list)
`verb`	i149	
`verse`	i149	
`word`	i149	
`adverb`	i149	
`literature`	i149	
`literacy`	i149	< littera(L, letter)
`litterature(Fr)`	i149	in Fr. leave "tt" as faithful to original Latin.
`letter`	i149	
`epistle`	i149	
`Epistle to the Romans( New Testament)`	i149	

`verbal`	i149	
`verbalism`	i149	
`verbatim`	i149	
`verbatim translation`	i149	
`verbiage`	i149	
`diction`	i149	
`verbose`	i149	
`full of words`	i149	
`verbosity`	i149	
`adverbial`	i149	
`proverb`	i149	
`proverbial`	i149	
`wordy`	i149	
`wording`	i149	
`literal`	i149	
`literary`	i149	
`literate`	i149	
`illiterate`	i149	
`obliterate`	i149	
`obliteratio`	i149	
`lettering`	i149	
`man of letters`	i149	
`epistolary`	i149	

P150  (back pg-list)
`vest`	i150	1. n., clothes for chest(originally, robe), 2.v.,  give
`textile`	i150	fabric
`textbook`	i150	
`pretext`	i150	
`weave( knit by machine)`	i150	
`fil(= yarn/ thread/ spin) `	i150	
`filament`	i150	
`filaria`	i150	
`filte( lace)`	i150	

`vestment`	i150	
`vest-pocket`	i150  cf. chest	
`divest`	i150	v., take off, throw/ cast off, get undressed
`invest`	i150	
`investiture`	i150	
`investment( money)`	i150	
`filigree`	i150	
`file`	i150	
`investor`	i150	
`texture`	i150	< textere(L)
`tissue`	i150	thin silk fabric
`tissue-paper`	i150	
`web`	i150	akin to "weave"  -- so intrigue !!
`webbed`	i150	
`cobweb`	i150	
`world wide web`	i150	
`weaver`	i150	
`fabric`	i150	sometimes indicates organization
`fabricate`	i150	
`fabrication`	i150	
`fiber`	i150	< fibla(L, filament)

P151  (back pg-list)
`visit`	i151	< videre(L, look)
`vision`	i151	
`video tape`	i151	
`<
i>vista`	i151	
`Vista Vision`	i151	
`wise`	i151	< vis, smart cuz look ahead/ ago carefully

`visa`	i151	n., stamp or signature put on a passpoet to show that it has been examined & approved
		by the official of the foreign country which the owner intends to visit or leave. v.t. = put a * on
`visage`	i151	n. (liter.) face     cf. vis-a-vis [vI: za vi: ] pre., ad., facing (one another)
`visible`	i151	
`visitor`	i151	
`visual`	i151	auditory
`visionary`	i151	
`invisible`	i151	
`view`
`field of view`	i151	
`preview`	i151	
`review`	i151	
`advice`	i151	ad + vice( = view)
`advise`	i151	
`envy`	i151	v., view( < "vy") from slant
`enviable`	i151	
`envious`	i151	
`enviable possession`	i151	
`envious glance`	i151	
`evidence`	i151	
`wiseacre`	i151	
`wisdom`	i151	
`wit`	i151	
`witness`	i151	v. or n., man
`covet`	i151	n., jealousy, envy
`testimony`

P152  (back pg-list)
`vitamin(e)`	i152	
`vivid`	i152	< vivere(L, live)
`Vive La France!`	i152	
`vive`	i152	
`vital`	i152	
`a vital wound`	i152	
`vigor`	i152	
`vegetable`	i152	
`Popei`	i152	
`spinach`	i152	
`quick`	i152	a., OLD E. `living`
`quicksilver`	i152	
`agile`	i152	a.,

`vividity`	i152	
`vivify`	i152	
`vivacious`	i152	
`vivacity`	i152	
`survive`	i152	
`survival`	i152	
`revive`	i152	
`revival`	i152	
`revive`	i152	
`revival`	i152	
`viva`	i152	
`viva voice`	i152	
`vitality`	i152	
`vitalize`	i152	
`vitalization`	i152	
`vitaminosis`	i152	vitamine lack disease
`osis( disease/ illness)`	i152	
`vitaphone`	i152	
`vigo(u)r`	i152	
`-our`		i152	noun suffix
`vigorous`	i152	
`-ous`		i152	adjective suffix
`invigorate`	i152	
`quicken`	i152	
`quicksand`	i152	

P153  (back pg-list)
`Vox populi, vox Dei.`	i153	
`Alcuin`	i153	
`Epistles`	i153	
`vox`	i153	n., voice
`voice`	i153	< vocare(L, call)
`vocal`	i153	
`vocabulary`	i153	
`vocation`	i153	n.,  calling, occupation Ex. What are you? = origin, What calling are you?
`calling`	i153	calling from god/ Heaven, occupetion given by god/ Heaven

`vocalist`	i153	
`instrumentalist`	i153	
`vocal c(h)ords`	i153	
`chords( line)`	i153	n., 1. straight line joining two points on a circle or part of circle.
2. (music) combination of three or more notessounded together. 3. string of harp, etc.
4. (in the body) string-like part (e.g. vocal *s; spinal *).
`choir`	i153	
`chorus(< choral)`	i153	
`vocalize`	i153	
`vocational`	i153	Ex. They also want the city to open a vocational high school this fall.
`vocational guidance`	i153	
`avocation`	i153	
`advocate`	i153	
`convoke`	i153	
`convocation`	i153	
`summon`	i153	
`evoke`	i153	
`invocation`	i153	
`provoke`	i153	
`call forth`	i153	
`provocation`	i153	
`provoking`	i153	
`hostile`	i153	
`hostility`	i153	
`revoke`	i153	
`revocation`	i153	
`cancel`	i153	
`irrevocable`	i153	
`equivocal`	i153	
`vociferous`	i153	
`fer( bring)`	i153	
`invoice`	i153	n., bill, written goods list (not voice, in written)

P154  (back pg-list)
`vol( = roll)`	i154	
`volume`	i154	
`revolver`	i154	
`valve`	i154	
`safety valve`	i154	
`rot`	i154	< rota(L, ring/ wring/ rotate)
`rotary`	i154	
`Rotary Club`	i154	
`round`	i154	
`control`	i154	

`voluminous`	i154	
`convolve`	i154	
`convolution`	i154	
`evolve`	i154	
`evolution`	i154	
`involve`	i154	
`involvement`	i154	
`revolve`	i154	
`revolution`	i154	
`revolutionary`	i154	
`revolt`	i154	
`revolting`	i154	
`valvular`	i154	a. : relating to or operating by means of valves
`valvular disease`	i154	* child
`rotate`	i154	
`rotation`	i154	
`rotund`	i154	
`rotundity`	i154	
`rotunda`	i154	
`rot`	v./ n., go bad, spoil, by natural process; waste away; decay
	- O.E. rotian, from P.Gmc. *rutjan, from stem *rut-. Slang noun sense of "rubbish, trash"
	is from 1848. Rotgut "unwholesome liquor" is from 1633; rotter "one who is objectionable
	on moral grounds" is 1894 slang. 		cf. lot
`rotten`	a., decayed Ex. * egg; (colloq.) bad, disagreeable   cf. stink, rust  cf. decaying teeth (fruit, steel, empires)

P155  (back pg-list)
`volunteer`	i155	< voluntas(L, free one's minded/ will), as candidate
`vol`	i155	akin to will
`volo(Ita)`	i155	v., = I wish
`Volo, non valeo.`	i155	I'm willing but not able.
`well`	i155	< as one's will/ desire ,then, become good/ enough
`wild`	i155	< will, as freely

`volition`	i155	
`volitional`	i155	
`voluntary`	i155	
`voluntary confession`	i155	
`involuntary muscle/ manslaughter`	i155	
`involuntary`	i155	
`voluptuary`	i155	
`wil(l)ful`	i155	
`well-being`	i155	welfare, happy
`wealth`	i155	n., prosperity
`weal`	i155	< well <will, wet
`wealthy`	i155	a.
`well-off`	i155	
`well-to-do`	i155	
`welcome`	i155	
`welfare`	i155	fare = go, > livelihood  , cf. farewell
`wished-for`	i155	
`wishful`	i155	
`well-wisher`	i155	
`willing`	i155	
`wildness`	i155	state
`wilderness`	i155	waste land
`bewilder`	i155	v., force to be in wild field, so be embarrassed
`bewilderment`	i155	perplexity/ embarrassment
`slaughter`	n., v.,

P156  (back pg-list)
`wagon`	i156	
`wag`	i156	< way
`way`	i156	> via = by a > through way, or via > wia > way
`via`	i156	> wia > way
`Via crucis via lucis.`	i156	cross, luminescence/ lucent/ light, 100 lux
`via Siberia`	i156	
`trivial`	i156	< tri( 3/ three) + via( way), not big street > not good matter
`voy`	i156	< via
`vey`	i156	< via
`convoy`	i156	with way > carry

`waylay`	i156	
`wayward`	i156	
`wayside`	i156	
`weigh`	i156	akin to way, move, carry
`weight`	i156	
`weighty`	i156	
`viaduct`	i156	
`deviate`	i156	de = from out
`deviation`	i156	
`devious`	i156	
`envoy`	i156	messenger
`invoice`	i156	voi = via
`voi`	i156	<voy < via
`awayward`	i156	
`roadside`	i156	
`volatile`	i156	1597 "fine or light," also "evaporating rapidly," from M.Fr. volatile,
	 from volatilis(L,  fleeting, transitory, flying), from pp. stem of volare( to fly). 
	Sense of "readily changing, fickle" is first recorded 1647. Volatiles in M.E. meant "birds, butterflies, and other winged creatures." 
`volatility`	i156	n., being changeable
`conveyance`	i156	
`obvious`	i156	< near the way(via), so be able to look by everyone
`previous`	i156	
`impervious`	i156	
`vehement`	i156	< vehe( = carry) a mind to another place > furious( by angry?)
`vehemence`	i156	
`vehicle`	i156	
`vehe`	i156	> via > carry
`vehi-`	i156	> vehere > carry

P157  (back pg-list)
`widow`	i157	< videre(L, di vide)
`divide`	i157	
`vid`	i157	< videre
`vis`	i157	< videre
`individual`	i157	< can't to divide
`devise`	i157	
`advise`	i157	
`division`	i157	
`multiplication`	i157	opp. division
`multiply`	i157	
`multi-`	i157	many, poly

`divided`	i157	
`dividend`	i157	n.
`divisible`	i157	
`divisional`	i157	
`indivisible`	i157	
`individualism`	i157	
`individualistic`	i157	
`individuality`	i157	
`device`	i157	
`deviser`	i157	
`dividers`	i157	
`multiple`	i157	
`multiple choice`	i157	
`multiplication table`	i157	9*9 table (cf. 16*16 tble:in Undia)
`multiplicity`	i157	diversity
`diversity`	i157	10 men has each 10 color.  cf. diversion
`multicolored`	i157	
`multiform`	i157	
`diverse`	i157	various
`divorce`	i157	break a marriage
`diversion`	i157	attention to another direction/ point/ interest
Tip:	in NHK news, she uttered `[Mo:ty] national force in Iraq`, [mo:ty] was to `multi`. She made `L` to [u] pronouncing.

P158  (back pg-list)
`window`	i158	< wind eye   cuz pronouncing was changed as [windou ai] to [win dou ai] to [windau]
`wind`	i158	< ventus(L)
`vent`	i158	air hole, 14c., "emit from a confined space," 
	probably aphetic of O.Fr. eventer "let out, expose to air," from V.L. *exventare, 
	from L. ex- "out" + ventus "wind" (n.). Sense of "express freely" first recorded 1596. 
	The noun meaning "hole, opening, outlet" is first recorded 1570. Sense of "divulge,
 	publish" is behind phrase vent one's spleen (see spleen).
`ventilation`	i158	Meaning "supply a room with fresh air" first recorded 1743
`aeroplane`	i158	aero(G, air/ gas) + plane( = (flat) board)
`aerobatics`	i158	foeced to be made from `acrobatics` on purpose( near spelling)
`fire`	i158	flame, ignite( ignitinon of the car = make start fire of engine)
		"F" is probably related to "Fire", generally  -- Iwata's intuitive hypothesis
		I agree his hypothesis, ex. in J. "fire" = [hi], "flame" = [ho nou]
`fuel`		i158	n. liquid oil for fire   -- in J. [mo e Lu]
`furnace` 	shut-in fireplace for heating water.	i158	
`firefly`	n. a insect with tail lamp( luminescence light)  -- in J. [ho taL]
cf. fluorescent [F L UH2 R EH1 S AH0 N T] light tubes 
`focus` 		i158	v./n. concentrate( = center) all ray into one point
`foyer`		i158	1859, from Fr. foyer "green room, room for actors when not on stage," lit. "fireplace,"
`(in)flammable`	a., easy to flame/ fire/ burn  cf. in J. usage "combustible" -- this is difficult word??
	If I were officer, I'd like to use "burnable"( more easy word). opp. "non-burnable"

`windmill`
`windfall`
`windowshopping`
`widowpane`
`windstorm`
`ventilator`
`ventilate`
`aerial`
`aerodrome`
`aerogram`
`aeronautics`
`aerophobia`
`firing`
`firefly`
`firearms`
`fireman`
`firework`
`fireside`
`fireplace`
`firewall`

PREFIX

P161  (back pg-list)
`abnormal`	ab- + norm( = rule/ standard) + al
`ab-`	away from
`absence`	ab- + sence( = be) , not present
`abs-`	< ab- variant, 	in c/ q/ t started nxt wd case,    i.e. absc/ absq/ abst
`abstract`	abs- + tract( = draw) , elicit, excerpt, not concrete
`a-`	< ab- variant,	in m/ p/ v started nxt wd case,   i.e. am/ ap/ av
`avert`	a( ab) + vert( turn),   avoid, help, make not to collide

`abhor`	hor = `horror`, terror, fear 	v., feel hatred or disgust for  n., abhorrence extreme hatred
`abject`	a., dejected, shameful, disgraceful
1. unreserved; without self-respect  ex. abject apology( confession)  - noncordial deed
2. deserving contempt  ex. abject behaviour   - deed to be scorned
3. (of condition ) wretched, miserable  ex.  in abject poverty
`abominable`	a., omen = (bad) sign to be come, horrible, disgrace
abominate	v., hate , feel hatred, dislike very much    n., abomination
`abound`	v., ound = wave > over flow = there's much [abau nd]
`abundant`	a., full of  [abAn dant]     cf. v., abandon( give up), abandoned( past) [ -nd]  
`abundance`	n.,
`abrade`	v. wear off( vanish, disappear, pulverized), wear down by rubbing or scraping[skrei p]
	cf. blade = edge of a knife, cutting tip of razor
`abrupt`	a., ab + rupt( blast) = sudden, rude, steep( strong slope angle, extreme)
`absent-minded`	non-concentrate
`masterminded`	1st main thinker of conspiracy/ plan    Ex. Osama Bin Radin in 9.11,2001 tragedy
`absolute`	opp. relative
`absorb`		suck the shock
`absurd`		a., not reasonable, ridiculous, foolish ( surd = deaf/ can't hear)
	cf. deaf-mute, deaf & dumb [def & dam]    cf. dumb-show (appeal by action not to speak)  
`absurdity`
`abuse`	n./ v., out of right usage [Abyu:s/z], harmful treatment
`aborigines`
`abnormity`
`ablactate`	v., lactate( give milk), lact( milk), --- stop giving milk ( to the baby)
`abstain`	ab + tain( = keep ) = stop/ quit (forever) Ex. it's difficult to obtain smoking.[abstEin]
`abstinence`	n. self-restraint abstaining ( from food, drink, enjoyment) [Abstanans] 
`apart`
`abduct`	i161	v., kidnap, do missing   Ex. Many Japanese persons were abducted by North Korean spy.

P162  (back pg-list)
adlib
add
ad-	attach to/ add to/ plus to
assert	ad- variant
accent	ad- variant
annoy	ad- variant		cf. anoint
ad	abbreviation of advertisement
ad-balloon

adapt	make suitable
adaptation
addendum	n. singular. = appendix,  pl. -da = appendices   cf. datum/ data,  cf. exhibit-A
adhere
address		n., location			cf. Presidential * of Bush (here, address = speech)
adjust
admire	v., [admAi a]
adopt	v.,      cf. adopted son/ adoption    cf. stepmother
adore	v., worship ( God), love deeply & respect highly, be fond of      cf. warship
advice	v.,
adjoin	v.,
advocate	v., ad( add to) + vocate( call) = support
advent	n.,  arrival (at/ from), here, vent = come, coming, appearance  
	cf. Advent = 4 weeks preparing period/ interval before Christmas( ceremony), or, coming of Christ( itself)
administer v.	n. administration( management, parliament, enforcement)/ administrator( =man)
adorn	v., decorate			cf. dawn
advance		v./ n./a., move forward, progress
adverse	a. unfavourable, negative, contrary, reverse Ex. * windows;	verse = turn; cf. vert( akin to verse)
adversity	n., situation in/ under strait/ hardship/ against wind
adversary	n. enemy, competitor	cf. anniversary
affirm	v., make firm, declare firmly     n. affirmation   cf. affirmative, negative, positive, deny, approve
allow	v., permit/ agree, agree to give( money, time)
appoint		v.			cf. appoint the Cabin
appointment

P163  (back pg-list)
alone	i163	Not " a+ lone" , but " all + one" , here, all = 99%
almost
already
also
altogether
Almighty  cf. mighty mouse
bus	< omnibus
omnibus
omni-	all, everything ( mixed)
ex. Ex. omnibus conte ,, Conte 55
panorama	all + norama( view)
pan-	all companion	pan = bread( food), friends eating the same bread together
whole	all, not too used

All Fools' Day	i163	= April Fools' Day
all-important	= most important
all-in
all-knowing
all-out
allover		cf. overall
all-round
all-star
omnifarious
omniferous
omnipotent
omnipresent			cf. ubiquitous a. existing everywhere
omnivorous
Pan-American
pan-chromatic	all + chromatic (=colored)	i163
pantomime
panoply
wholehearted
whole-length
wholesale	a./ n. 				cf. retail
alumni		[a LAm nai],n., pl. of alumnus[a LAm nas]( male (or female) graduate of 
		school, college, etc.) cf. alumnae[-ni:]/ alumna  -- here is not in CMU dict.

P164  (back pg-list)
a.m.	i164	ante(L, before) + meridiem(L, mid day= noon)
p.m.	post( = after) + meridiem(L mid day= noon)
ante
anti-	[anti-] or [antai-]  in J. corresponding to [han tai]
antimilitarism
antiwar

`ante-mortem`	i164
`anteroom`	i164	waiting room
`ancestor`	i164	ces = go
`descendant`	i164
`ancient`	i164	< anteanus(L)
`ancien regime`	i164
`anti-American`	i164
`Yankee, go home!`	i164
`anti-aircraft gun`	i164
`aircraft`	i164
`antibiotic`	i164
`anticipate`	i164	< capere(L, take)
`anticlimax`	i164
`climax`	i164
`antipathy`	i164
`feeling`	i164
`antique`	i164
`antiquity`	i164
`anti-Semitic`	i164
`anti-sunburn`	i164
`sunburn`	i164
`anti-slavery`	i164`slavery`	i164
`antithesis`	i164
`Art is long, life is short.`	i164
`antagonist`
`anthem`	i164

P165  (back pg-list)
`ambition`	i165 `ambi-`	i165	both side, around
`ambidextrous`	i165
`dext(e)rous`	i165
`circum-`	i165
`period`	i165
`peri-`	i165

`ambiguity`	i165
`double`	i165
`meaning`	i165
`ambit`	i165
`circuit`	i165
`ambivalence`	i165
`amphibious`	i165
`amphioxus`	i165
`amphisbaena`	i165
`amphitheatre`	i165
`Colosseum`	i165
`amphora`	i165
`phoreus`	i165
`circumference`	i165	
`ferre`	i165	
`carry`	i165	
`circumflex`	i165	
`flex`	i165	
`circumfluent`	i165	
`circumlocution`	i165	
`flux`	i165	
`talking round`	i165	
`circumnavigate`	i165	
`navigate`	i165	
`circumpolar`	i165	
`polar`	i165	
`circumstance`	i165	
`stance`	i165	
`perigee`	i165	= earth
`-gee`	i165	
`periodical`	i165	
`Peripatetic`	i165	
`Aristotle`	i165	
`periscope`	i165	
`peripheral`	i165	
`central`	i165	opp. peripheral

P166  (back pg-list)
`atom`	i166	not + tom( = cut)
`abet`	i166	to
`aboard`	i166	to
`ashore`	i166	to
`asleep`	i166	on
`alive`	i166	on

`abyss`	i166
`no`	i166
`byss`	i166
`bottom`	i166
`abysmal`	i166
`abyssal`	i166
`agnostic`	i166
`gno`	i166
`know`	i166
`ambrosia`	i166
`brotos`	i166
`mortal`	i166
`amethyst`	i166
`not drink`	i166
`amoral`	i166
`immoral`	i166
`anecdote`	i166
`ec`	i166
`out`	i166
`atheism`	i166
`thei`	i166
`God`	i166
`aback`	i166
`be taken a back`	i166
`abate`	i166
`a`	i166
`battre`	i166
`beat`	i166
`ablaze`	i166
`blaze`	i166
`flame`	i166
`afloat`	i166
`float`	i166
`aground`	i166
`run aground`	i166
`ahead`	i166
`head`	i166
`alike`	i166
`apiece`	i166
`each`	i166
`astray`	i166
`stray`	i166 
`asunder`	i166
`sunder`	i166 
`apart`	i166
`avert`	i166
`vert`	i166
`turn`	i166
`avertible`	i166
`-ible`	i166
`avoid`	i166
`void`	i166
`awry`	i166
`go awry`	i166
`blunder`	i166
`mistake`	i166
`cut`	i166

P167  (back pg-list)
`automation`	i167
`auto-`	i167
`autohypnosis`	i167
`hypnosis`	i167
`put to sleep`	i167
`autopsy`	i167
`opsis`	i167	
`sight`	i167	
`act of seeing with one's own eyes`	i167	
`Autobahn`	i167	
`self-`	i167	
`self-service`	i167	
`self-feeding`	i167

`autobicycle`	i167	???
`autobike`	i167	???
`motorbike`	i167	
`motorcycle`	i167	
`autocade`	i167	
`-cade`	i167	
`autocracy`	i167	
`-cracy`	i167	
`autoerotic`	i167	
`-erotic`	i167
`autogenous`	i167
`self-produced`	i167
`autogiro`	i167
`autogyro`	i167
`autointoxication`	i167
`intoxication`	i167
`automobile`	i167
`mobile`	i167
`autonomous`	i167
`nomos`	i167
`law`	i167
`autopiano`	i167
`selfish`	i167
`-ish`	i167
`self-assertion`	i167
`assert`	i167
`self-conscious`	i167
`conscious`	i167
`self-confidence`	i167
`confidence`	i167
`trust`	i167
`reliability`	i167
`self-contradiction`	i167
`contradiction`	i167	cf. paradox
`self-centered`	i167
`egoist`	i167
`self-conceit`	i167
`conceit`	i167
`self-esteem`	i167
`self-respect`	i167
`onanist`	i167
`narcissist `	i167
`narcissistic`	i167
`self-sufficient`	i167
`sufficient`	i167
`sadistic`	i167

P168  (back pg-list)
`before`	i168
`be`	i168
`fore`	i168
`about`	i168
`over`	i168
`behind`	i168
`beyond`	i168
`becalm`	i168
`belong`	i168
`besmear`	i168

`beforehand`	i168	in advance  cf. at hand
`before-mentioned`	i168	
`mention`	i168	
`behalf`	i168	on( in) behalf of / for the sake of
`besides`	i168	
`belongings`	i168	
`befall`	i168	
`befit`	i168	
`fit`	i168	
`befool`	i168	
`fool`	i168	
`befriend`	i168	
`beget`	i168	
`bear`	i168	
`beguile`	i168	
`guile`	i168	
`behave`	i168	
`behead`	i168	
`behold`	i168	look at
`bemoan`	i168	
`moan`	i168	
`mourn`	i168	
`benumb`	i168	
`numb`	i168	
`beset`	i168	
`besetting sin`	i168	
`bestow`	i168	
`stow`	i168	
`betray`	i168	
`tray`	i168		n., flat piece of wood, mwtal, etc., with raised eggs, for holding small light things.
`beware`	i168	cf. aware of
`ware`	i168	
`cautious`	i168

P169  (back pg-list)
`bicycle`	i169
`cycle`	i169
`wheel`	i169
`biscuit`	i169
`two`	i169
`twice`	i169
`twin`	i169
`duet`	i169
`tri-`	i169
`three`	i169
`trio`	i169

`bisexual`	i169
`a bisexual flower`	i169
`bigamy`	i169
`twice-married`	i169
`bicameral`	i169
`twice`	i169
`twilight`	i169
`once`	i169
`two times`	i169
`twist`	i169 cuz 1st twist & 2nd dance
`double`	i169
`duel`	i169
`twin-bed`	i169
`double bed`	i169
`dual`	i169
`duality`	i169
`dozen`	i169  duo(2) + zen(10)
`douze`	i169
`twelve`	i169
`duo`	i169
`zen`	i169
`deuce`	i169 2 , in tennis even
`thrice`	i169
`triangle`	i169
`eternal triangle`	i169
`love triangle `	i169
`trifoliate`	i169
`foliate`	i169
`trigonometry`	i169
`metry`	i169
`triple`	i169
`triple play`	i169
`tripod`	i169
`pod`	i169
`trivial`	i169
`trinity`	i169

P170  (back pg-list)
`combat`	i170	
`bat`	i170	 `beat`	i170	
`coition`	i170	
`connection`	i170	
`combination`	i170	pronouncing Not[KaMBiNeiSHaN] ,but [KaMBaNeiSHaN] in USA.
`college`	i170	
`coeducation`	i170	
`company`	i170	
`counselor`	i170	
`consult`	i170	
`contest`	i170	
`col-`	i170	
`con-`	i170	 `co-`	i170

`combine`	i170	
`comfort`	i170	
`command`	i170	
`fort`	i170	strong house
`common`	i170	
`out of the common`	i170	abnormal
`copartner`	i170	
`co-ordinate`	i170	
`order`	i170	
`colleague`	i170	
`buddy`	i170	
`peer`	i170	peer inspection( document check by each other)
`collide`	i170	
`lide`	i170	
`slide`	i170	
`collision`	i170	
`collaborate`	i170	
`labor`	i170	
`corroborate`	i170	
`elaborate`	i170	
`cognizance`	i170	gn=kn, =know
`concubine`	i170	
`cubine`	i170	lie
`conform`	i170
`condense`	i170	
`dense`	i170	
`consider`	i170	
`sider`	i170	star
`cider`	i170	drink CO2
`confederate`	i170	
`correspond`	i170	
`respond`	i170	v., answer
`countenance`	i170	
`council`	i170
`take together`	i170
`cohabit`	i170
`habit`	i170
`dwell`	i170

P171  (back pg-list)
`country`	i171
`contrata(L)`	i171
`contra-`	i171
`opposite`	i171
`country`	i171
`count`	i171
`counter-`	i171
`counterattack`	i171
`counterplot`	i171
`countermand`	i171
`counterpart`	i171
`part`	i171	pair

`counterplea`	i171	
`contraband`	i171	
`ban`	i171	inhibit, stop
`contrabass`	i171	sound of under 1 octave than bass
`contraception`	i171	
`conception`	i171	
`contract`	i171	
`contradict`	i171	
`dict-`	i171	speak, describe `contradistinction`	i171	
`distinction`	i171	
`discrimination`	i171	
`contrariwise`	i171	
`wise`	i171	way
`by the way`	i171	
`contrary`	i171	
`contrast`	i171	contra + st( stand)   cf. bright
`contravene`	i171	violate, infringe, break a law/ rule
`controversy`	i171	
`-versy`	i171	turn/ to vert
`counteralliance`	i171	
`alliance`	i171	
`ally`	i171	
`counterbalance`	i171	
`balance`	i171	
`countercurrent`	i171	
`current`	i171	flow, stream of water/ river/ air
`counterfeit`	i171	
`feit`	i171	make
`counter-intelligence`	i171	
`C.I.C( Counter-Intelligence Corps)`	i171	
`counterpane`	i171	
`pane`	i171	
`cloth`	i171	
`counterpoint`	i171	
`point and point`	i171	
`counterpoise`	i171	
`poise`	i171	v. weigh/ measure weight
`counterpoison`	i171	
`poison`	i171	
`countersign`	i171	

P172  (back pg-list)
`Boccaccio`	i172	
`Decameron`	i172	
`Florence`	i172	
`centi`	i172	
`deca`	i172	
`century`	i172	
`centimeter`	i172	
`kilo-`	i172	
`kilogram`	i172	
`kilometer`	i172	
`milli-`	i172	
`millibar`	i172	
`millipascal`	i172	
`million`	i172	
`mega`	i172	
`giga`	i172	
`tera`	i172	
`micro`	i172	

`decadal`	i172	
`decade`	i172	
`decades`	i172	pl.
`decay`	i172	
`decays`	i172	3 person singl. present's s
`decimal`	i172	
`digit`	i172	finger
`decimal point`	i172	dot
`decimate`	i172	
`cent`	i172	
`centurion`	i172	
`centum`	i172	
`centennial`	i172	... carnival
`-ial`	i172	
`centenary`	i172	
`tercentenary`	i172	ter( 3) +
`centigrade`	i172	
`centipede`	i172
`per cent`	i172	by hundred
`percentage`	i172	%
`kiloampere`	i172	
`kilocycle`	i172	
`kilowatt`	i172	
`milliliter`	i172	
`millionaire`	i172	
`millionairess`	i172	
`millipede`	i172	

P173  (back pg-list)
`descend`	i173	
`de-`	i173	down
`derail`	i173	
`de-`	i173	away from
`demonstrate`	i173	
`de-`	i173	emphasis, fully
`debus`	i173	
`detrain`	i173	

`debate`	i173	beat down
`debunk`	i173	
`bunk`	i173	
`declare`	i173	de = emphasis
`decompose`	i173	decay
`deface`	i173	spoil the appearance of (by making , damaging, the surface of)
`defer`	i173	carry down, delay
`deflation`	i173	
`deflower`	i173	
`deform`	i173	
`degrade`	i173	
`deposit`	i173	to the bank
`deprive`	i173	
`prive`	i173	
`deprivation`	i173	
`depend`	i173	ex. depend on
`deplore`	i173	
`plore`	i173	weep
`derive`	i173	
`deride`	i173	laugh down
`ridere(L/ Ita)`	i173	laugh
`derivation`	i173	
`derivatives`	i173	conjugate   cf. relatives, sibling
`despise`	i173	
`detach`	i173	
`attach`	i173	
`attack`	i173	akin to attach
`detail`	i173	
`detour`	i173	turn aside

P174  (back pg-list)
`discover`	i174	remove the cover
`dis-`	i174	apart
`dismember`	i174	
`dismiss`	i174	
`dissent`	i174	
`disinter`	i174	
`discontinue`	i174	
`dis-`	i174	reverse

`disappear`	i174	
`appear`	i174	
`discard`	i174	throw away( the card)
`disciple`	i174	
`disclose`	i174	dispose, open
`disconnect`	i174	
`connect`	i174	
`discord`	i174	not harmony
`be in discord`	i174	
`discount`	i174	
`discount sale`	i174	
`bargain`	i174	
`discriminate`	i174
`criminate`	i174	
`criminal`	i174	
`disfrock`	i174	
`frock`	i174	
`dismount`	i174	
`mount`	i174	
`displace`	i174	be fired, dismiss  place = work
`displacement`	i174	
`dissect`	i174	
`dissolve`	i174	
`distil`	i174	drop down
`distinguish`	i174	mark off
`distract`	i174	
`distribute`	i174	
`tribute`	i174	give
`district`	i174	area, region

P175  (back pg-list)
`dishonest`	i175	
`dishonor`	i175	
`persuade`	i175	
`dissuade`	i175	
`un-`	i175	
`uninterested`	i175	
`disinterested`	i175	
`dif-`	i175	
`di-`	i175	
`de-`	i175	
`se-`	i175	
`segment`	i175

`disarm`	i175	
`arm`	i175	
`discountenance`	i175	
`discourage`	i175	dispirit
`disease`	i175	dis + ease, not at home, can't be comfortable, illness, sick
`dismay`	i175	may = require/ want/ request/ hope/ urge
`disorder`	i175	
`chaos`	i175	
`disparity`	i175	
`parity`	i175	
`dispatch`	i175	
`dispassion`	i175	
`displeasure`	i175	
`dispute`	i175	- c.1225 (implied in disputing), from O.Fr. desputer (12c.), 
	from L. disputare "examine, discuss, argue," from dis- "separately" + putare "to count,
	consider." Used in Vulgate in sense of "to argue, contend with words."
	cf. compute (from L. computare "to count, sum up," -- with + putare "to reckon," ), 
	cf. repute/ reputation -- - c.1380, from L. reputationem (nom. reputatio) "consideration,"
	from reputatus, pp. of reputare "reflect upon, reckon," from re- "repeatedly" 
	+ putare "to reckon, consider" (see putative). 
,
`disprove`	i175	
`disregard`	i175	ignore
`dissatisfy`	i175	
`distrust`	i175	
`segmental`	i175	
`segmentation`	i175	fragmentation, isolated parts, decomposition
`segregate`	i175	ex. * A from B

P176  (back pg-list)
`enlarge`	i176	
`en-`	i176	make, hold in, keep in
`enshrine`	i176	
`em-`	i176	en + b/ p/ m
`embarrass`	i176	
`employ`	i176	
`-en`	i176	
`enlighten`	i176	edify

`enable`	i176	
`encircle`	i176	compass
`encounter`	i176	
`countra`	i176	contra
`endanger`	i176	
`danger`	i176	
`endear`	i176	`enfold`	i176	envelop, wrap
`enquire`	i176	inquire, investigate
`enrich`	i176	
`enslave`	i176	
`ensnare`	i176	make trap
`ensure`	i176
`entice`	i176	seduce, tempt
`entitle`	i176	give a right
`entrust`	i176	commit
`entry`	i176	entrance
`entwine`	i176	
`embark`	i176	
`embargo`	i176	
`embitter`	i176	
`embody`	i176	
`embolden`	i176	v., give courage or confidence to      cf. bold, bowled[bOu Ld], bald, balled, bawled[bO: Ld]
`embus`	i176	
`empower`	i176	give a power

P177  (back pg-list)
`exit`	i177	
`ex-`	i177	
`express`	i177	
`expose`	i177	
`ex-premier`	i177	same as she is X-wife.
`ex-star`	i177	
`ex-boyfriend`	i177	
`ex-husband`	i177	
`ex-frame`	i177	
`e-`	i177	
`ec-`	i177	
`eject`	i177	
`out-`	i177	= ex, superior to
`outlaw`	i177	

`exhort`	i177	
`exhortation`	i177	
`extol`	i177	
`exterior`	i177	
`-ior`	i177	Latin relative class expression form
`Exodus`	i177	
`exodus`	i177	
`exhale`	i177	breathe( make breath) out
`inhale`	i177	breathe( make breath) in
`ecstasy`	i177	st = stand
`eclipse`	i177	
`eliminate`	i177	ex limit
`eminent`	i177	stand out = famous
`elaborate`	i177	e + labor
`elate`	i177	
`emigrate`	i177	e + migrate( = move)
`emerge`	i177	
`outgo`	i177	
`outsider`	i177	bystander
`outnumber`	i177	
`outrun`	i177	
`outshine`	i177	
`outweigh`	i177	

P178  (back pg-list)
`indoor`	i178	
`in-`	i178	
`income`	i178	
`en-`	i178	in
`enclose`	i178
`indirect`	i178	
`im-`	i178	
`il-`	i178	
`ir-`	i178
`impossible`	i178
`illegal`	i178
`irregular`	i178

`induce`	i178
`impress`	i178
`immerse`	i178
`illumination`	i178
`illusion`	i178
`inability`	i178
`indecent`	i178
`indescribable`	i178
`infirm`	i178
`inharmonious`	i178
`injustice`	i178
`innocent`	i178
`insane`	i178	
`immense`	i178	can't measure
`mense`	i178	= measure
`imperfect`	i178	
`immoral`	i178	
`impartial`	i178	
`improper`	i178	
`illogical`	i178	
`irresponsible`	i178	
`merse`	i178	dip
`illusive`	i178	
`nocere`	i178	do wrong
`saint`	i178	
`sane`	i178	

P179  (back pg-list)
`international`	i179	
`inter-`	i179	
`inter-high school`	i179	
`interchange`	i179	
`intro-`	i179	
`introduction`	i179	
`dia-`	i179	
`dialogue`	i179	speak among two = logue
 	cf. monologue	analogue	epilogue	prologue	catalogue	travelogue	

`interdependence`	i179	mutual depend
`interfere`	i179	cf. interrupt, disturb, discontinue
`interference`	i179	
`interflow`	i179	
`interfuse`	i179	
`interlace`	i179	
`intermarriage`	i179	
`intermediate`	i179	
`intermedium`	i179	
`intermingle`	i179	
`intermission`	i179	
`internal`	i179	opp. external
`interne`	i179	
`intervene`	i179	
`interview`	i179	
`introduce`	i179	
`introspect`	i179	
`diagnosis`		i179	dia = apart, gnosis = know > distinguish
`dialect`	i179	

P180  (back pg-list)
`malaria`	i180	mal( bad) + aria( air)
`malignant`	i180	
`malice`	i180	
`mal-`	i180	= ill  opp. bene-
`bene-`	i180	 
`benignant`	i180	well like
`Buenos Aires`	i180	good air
`ill-natured`	i180	
`well-being`	i180	
`ill-`	i180	
`well-`	i180	

`malefactor`	i180	
`benefactor`	i180	
`maleficent`	i180	
`beneficent`	i180	
`malevolent`	i180	
`benevolent`	i180	
`malicious`	i180	Microsoft Releases Security Update myway Jul 2, 6:45 PM (ET), 2004
`malediction`	i180	
`dicere`	i180	say
`malformation`	i180	not good form
`malnutrition`	i180	
`maltreat`	i180	
`benediction`	i180	before eating, pray/ thank the God
`benefit`	i180	fit < facere = do
`ill-humored`	i180	
`good-humored`	i180	
`good-natured`	i180	
`ill-wisher`	i180	
`well-wisher`	i180	
`ill-being`	i180	
`welfare`	i180	
`well-bred`	i180	
`ill-bred`	i180	
`well-done`	i180	opp. under-done
`well-informed`	i180	
`well-read`	i180	

P181  (back pg-list)
`misfortune`	i181	
`misunderstand`	i181	
`misleading`	i181	
`mis-`	i181	wrong, bad
`mis-chief`	i181	chief = head( top, end)--->result, so means "bad end"
`misogamy`	i181	
`miso-`	i181	dislike  , no relation mis-,   Japanese "miso kuso"

`misadventure`	i181	
`miscalculate`	i181	
`misapplication`	i181	
`misapprehended`	i181	
`misbehave`	i181	
`misjudge`	i181	
`mislay`	i181	
`misfit`	i181	
`misread`	i181	
`misprint`	i181	
`misguide`	i181	
`mishap`	i181	akin to happen
`misuse`	i181	n.[ -s], v.[ -z] last pronouncing
`mistake`	i181	
`mistrust`	i181	
`misgiving(s)`	i181	
`misshape`	i181	
`misspell`	i181	
`misology`	i181	
`misoneism`	i181	dislike new things
`misogynist`	i181	opp. philogynist
`apprehend`	i181	 

P182  (back pg-list)
`no`	i182
`ne-`	i182	
`neg-`	i182	
`non-`	i182	
`un-`	i182	
`non-essential`	i182	
`untie`	i182	

`naught`	i182	
`naughty`	i182	
`nay`	i182	opp. aye
`negative`	i182	opp. affirmative
`neuter`	i182	
`neutral`	i182	
`nonchalant`	i182	not glowing, indifferent
`non-combatant`	i182	
`nonsense`	i182	
`nonstop`	i182	
`unengaged`	i182	free
`unsightly`	i182	sightly = good looks
`unspeakably`	i182	
`untruth`	i182	
`false`	i182	
`wrong`	i182	
`unbosom`	i182	confess   bosom = chest, open one's secret mind within the chest
`unbutton`		i182	
`undo`	i182	
`undressed`	i182	
`unfold`	i182	
`unlearn`	i182	
`unsay`	i182	
`nothing`	i182	
`aye`	i182	
`affirmative`	i182	
`neither`	i182	
`neutrality`	i182	
`glowing`	i182	
`bosom`	i182	
`chest`	i182	
`fold`	i182	wrap
`forget`	i182	

P183  (back pg-list)
`postwar`	i183	
`pos-`	i183	after
`post-postwar`	i183	
`prewar`	i183	
`pre`	i183	before
`preposterous`	i183	inconsistent, ridiculous
`aftercare`	i183	

`posterior`	i183	
`a posteriori`	i183	
`a priori`	i183	
`posterity`	i183	
`postgraduate`	i183	
`posticous`	i183	
`hinder`	i183	
`postmortem`	i183	
`mortal`	i183	
`postpone`	i183	
`delay`	i183	
`postponement`	i183	
`postscript`	i183	p.s.
`afterclap`	i183	
`afterdinner`	i183	ex. an afterdinner speech	
`afterglow`		i183	
`glow`	i183	cf. glue
`afternoon lady`	i183	
`four o'clock`	i183	
`afterrecording`	i183	
`aftertaste`	i183
`afterthought`	i183
`aftertime`		i183
`afterwards`	i183
`hereafter`	i183

P184  (back pg-list)
`prefab`	i184
`habit`	i184
`prefabricated house`	i184
`pre-`	i184
`prepare`	i184
`previous`	i184
`preface`	i184
`preach`	i184
`fore-`	i184
`weather forecast`	i184

`precaution`	i184
`precocious`	i184	
`prefer`	i184	
`pregnant`	i184	
`prejudice`		i184	
`preliminary`	i184	
`limen`	i184	
`prelude`	i184	n./v., overture, introduction
`lude`	i184	play
`premature`	i184	cf. amateur( <amare(= love) opp. professional), armature, mature/ maturity
`premium`	i184	buy in advance
`premix`	i184	
`pre-Olympic`	i184	
`prepaid`	i184	
`presuppose`	i184	
`prevent`	i184	
`vent`	i184	come
`preview`	i184	
`forehead`	i184	
`foreground`	i184	opp. background
`foresight`	i184	
`foretell`	i184	

P185  (back pg-list)
`pro-wrestling`	i185	
`pro-`	i185	1. forth/ go ahead, 2. approval/ agree
`professional`	i185	
`program`	i185	
`proletarian`	i185	
`production`	i185	
`pro-American`	i185	
`pol-`	i185	pro- variant
`por-`	i185	pro- variant
`prod-`	i185	pro- variant
`prof-`	i185	pro- variant
`pur-`	i185	pro- variant

`prodigal`	i185	
`programmer`	i185	
`profane`	i185	
`temple`	i185	
`profile`	i185	
`prominent`	i185	
`proportion`	i185	
`promenade`	i185	
`prompt`	i185	pro + emere( take)
`prompter`		i185	
`propitiate`	i185	pitiate = go
`propound`		i185	put before, submit
`submit`	i185	
`proffer`	i185	
`pollute`	i185	
`pollution`	i185	
`nocturnal pollution`	i185	
`prudent`	i185	pru-( = forth) + dent( look)
`portent`	i185	omen
`omen`	i185		cf. ominously
`portrait`	i185	
`purpose`	i185	pur-( = before) + pose
`pursue`	i185	pur-( before) + seek
`pursuit`	i185	in * of, chase

P186  (back pg-list)
`quarter`	i186	1/4, base of the compass 4 direction( N,S,W,E)
`tetra(G)-`	i186	4
`tetracyclic`	i186	tetracycline/ 
`pent(a)`	i186	5
`Pentagon`	i186	
`sex-`	i186	6
`sexcentenary`	i186	Not sixcentenary, sex + century
`sept-`	i186	7
`September`	i186	original 7th, but was interrupted Julius Caesar & Augustus
``	i186	7th was shifted to 9( 7+2)th, & after September all were sfted by 2
`July`	i186	7th < Julius
`August`	i186	8th < Augustus
`octo`	i186	8
`octopus`	i186	
`October`	i186	now 10th month, originally was 8th ( octal)
`November`	i186	now 11th month, originally was 9th, novem(G, 9)
`December`	i186	now 12th month, originally was 10th, dec(G, 10) (deca/ deci)

`quadruped`	i186	
`quartet`	i186	
`quart`	i186	
`quarry`	i186	
`quarterly`	i186	as weekly, biweekly, monthly, bimonthly
`quarantine`	i186	
`tetrapod`	i186	
`tetralogy`	i186	
`tetrarch`	i186	
`pentad`	i186	
`pentagram`	i186	
`pentathlon`	i186	
`Pentium`	i186	Intel 86, 286, 386, 486, Pentium,
`sexennial`	i186	
`sextet`	i186	
`septimal`	i186	
`septet`	i186	
`octave`	i186	 `octal`	i186	8 based number
`decimal`	i186	10 based number
`hex`	i186	=hexadecimal = 16 based number
`binary`	i186	2 based number

P187  (back pg-list)
`rendezvous(Fr)`	i187	
`render yourselves`	i187	
`re-`	i187	
`ren-`	i187	
`renew`	i187	
`recollect`	i187	
`re-collect`	i187	
`rally`	i187	re + ally
`retro-`	i187	
`retrospect`	i187	retro-( back) + spect( see)

`reassure`	i187	
`rebel`	i187	re + bel( war)
`rebound`	i187	
`rebuff`	i187	re( against) + buff( strike) ; n./v. an unexpected or contemptuous refusal 	
		v. give a rebuff to, refuse with contempt, snub
`rebuke`	i187	re( back) + buke( strike)
`recalcitrant`	i187	
`recall`	i187	
`recapitulate`	i187	v., re( again), briefing
`recent`	i187	a., re( again) + cent( new)
`reciprocal`	i187	a., mutual, re( back) + pro( forward)
`reckon`	i187	v., akin to count
`recline`	i187	v., re( back) + cline( lean)
`recoil`	i187	v., coil = spring coil
`recommence`	i187	v., resume, re-open
`recommencement`	i187	n.
`repose`	i187	v., have a rest, recess, have a break
`ransom`	i187	n. buy back, redemption, redeem = re( back) + emere(L, take, buy, gain, procure)   cf. repentance, compensation
`redeem`	i187	
`repent`
`retroflex`	i187	retro( back) + flex( bend)
`retrograde`	i187	v., go backwards
`retrogress`	i187	
`flexible`	i187	a. bend/ bent +able

P188  (back pg-list)
`subway`	i188	
`subeditor`	i188	
`sub-`	i188	under/ beneath/ subordinate/ next/ vice/ assistant/ spair/ extra/ pseudo
`suc-`	i188	sub- variant
`sup-`	i188	sub- variant
`sus-`	i188	sub- variant
`suspend`	i188	hung down
`lieutenant`	i188	lieu( place) + tenant( a man who has)
`sublieutenant`	i188	vice of vice/ sub of sub
`subtropical`
`subter-`	i188	below/ here under,    opp. super

`subcurrent`	i188	= undercurrent
`subliminal`	i188	sub + liminal( entrance)
`subplot`	i188	opp. mainplot
`subtitle`	i188	
`subdivide`	i188	v., divide again, divide more/ further
`subterranean`	i188	a., underground, sub + terrus( earth) +an( a. suffix)
`succo(u)r`	i188	v., rescue, suc( sub) + cour( run)
`succumb`	i188	v., obey, surrender, belong to
`suffocate`	i188	v., choke under part of the fauces( throat) to not breathe
`suffice`	i188	v., give satisfaction, suf( sub) + fice( make)
`suppose`	i188	v., place/ pose under, make hypothesis
`sudden`	i188	< subitus(L)
`subarctic`	i188	south region of Arctic circle
`subalpine`	i188	sub + high mountain
`subtle`	i188	a., [sa1 tal] finely sensitive, a bit, delicate
		;from sub "under" + -tilis, from tela "web" and texere "to weave."
`subtile`	i188	a., [sa1b tail] finely sensitive, a bit, delicate
`supplant`	i188	v., replace, exchange
`susceptible`	i188	a., sensitive, sub + cept( take)
`suspect`	i188	v., look( spect) to under for checking if it's wrong   cf. respect, inspect
`subside`	i188	v., sink/ fall down in the liquid
`subsidy`	i188	n., supporting money, donating money   
`subsidiary`	n., a.,   child company   Ex. * company   cf. sibling

P189  (back pg-list)
`superman`	i189	
`super-`	i189	above, over, beyond, ultra-, maximum, most 
`surface`	i189	
`sur-`	i189	super- variant
`surprise`	i189	Old.Fr. surprendre "to overtake," from sur- "over" + prendre(L) "to take," 
	feeling caused by something unexpected" is 1608. The verb is from 1474
	cf. near pronouncing `supplies` < `supply`
`surge`	i189	
`extra-`	i189	
`extraordinary`	i189	
`extracurriculum`	i189	
`ultra-`	i189	< ultra(L, beyond, extremely)

`superficial`	i189	
`superstructure`	i189	upper part of the structure  opp. understructure
`superadd`	i189	v., [supa: rad], add/ append further
`supercilious`	i189	a., showing contemptuous/ scornful/ disdainful indifference
	< superciliosus(L, haughty/ arrogant) < super( above) + cilium( eyelid)
	,via notion of raising the eyebrow to express haughtiness
`supersensitive`	i189	
`superabundance`	i189	
`superfluous`	i189	a., superfluus(L, overflowing) = more than is needed or wanted
`superfluity`	i189	n., Ex. * quantity
`superior`	i189	a., more upper class
`superlative`	i189	a., most upper class
`superannuated`	i189	a., obsolete, out of date, retired/ dismissed cuz of age/ weakness,  cf. *tion = pension 
	< super-(L, beyond/ over) + annus(L, year) 
`surmount`	i189	v., sur-(Fr, beyond) + monter(Fr,  to go up) = overcome, triumph over
`extraordinarily`	i189	ad.
`extravagant`	a., [ikstra vagant],  < extra(L, outside of) + vagari(L, wander, roam), too lavish/ wasteful
`extraterritorial`	i189	a. outlaw
`extraneous`	i189	a., -aneous =a. suffix
`ultramodern`	i189	
`ultranationalism`	i189	
`ultraviolet`	i189	a., Ex. * rays

P190  (back pg-list)
`transistor`	i190	transfer + resistor
`trans-`	i190	cross/ across/ over
`transfer`	i190	
`transformer`	i190	
`transpose`	i190	trans + pose
`transvestism`	i190	
`trad-`	i190	trans- variant
`tre-`	i190	trans- variant
`tradition`	i190	
`trespass`	i190	go beyond, invade

`transact`	i190	trans( through) + act( do) = dispose/ execute/ trade/ sell( sale) & buy
`transatlantic`	i190	
`Atlantic Ocean`	i190	Atlas( God name) who sustain the heaven from the earth like a pillar
`Atlas Mountains`	i190	atlas is a world map, too
`transform`	i190	change the shape/ form, convert
`transit`	i190	n., go across, pass ( temporarily)
`transient`	i190	a., of point of changing for short time
`transfix`	i190	v./ n., cross + fix( set firmly) = penetrate, 
`transgress`	v. violate ( the law)/ commit (a crime), do wrong, sin, gress = step/ go, go over (a limit/ bound)
`transgression`	i190	n., wrongdoer, sinner < trans-(across) + gradi(L, grade, step, walk, go)
`translate`	i190	v., across + late( carry) = language exchange/ interpret, render to
`translation`	i190	n., interpretation, rendering
`translucent`	i190	a., semi-see-through, lucent = lux = light/ bright/ shine/ neon
`luminous`	i190	a. giving out light, bright
`fluorescent lamp/ light/ tube`	i190	cf. firefly (insect)  cf. luminescence( self bright matter)
`luminaire`	i190	light household goods
`lumin-`	i190	light
`luminary`	i190	n. star/ sun/ noon, the bright ( intellectual) man/ leader
`transmarine`	i190	a., over the sea, aboard, foreign 
`transmit`	i190	v., send on, pass/ hand on  Ex. * a message by radio, Ex. iron *s heat.
`transmission`	i190	Not "transmition", WHY??  -d + ion = sion, -t + ion = tion[shan] ,tt =ss ??
`transparent`	i190	a., parent( mother & father, appear = see-through/ clear)
`transplant`	i190	v.
`transpire`	i190	v. spire = breathe, (of an event, a secret) become known, come to light, perspire/ spatter
`transuranium`	i190	n., unfixed uranium  cf. a. transuranic
`transverse`	i190	a./ n., across + verse( turn)
`traduce`	i190	v., tra(ns) + duce( lead) = lead a fame to bad direction = defame, slander
`slender`	i190	a., thin body, slim
`blunder`	i190	n./v., big mistake
`surrender`	i190	n./ v., give up, yield oneself, capture (saying " I'm defeated !.")
`transship`	i190	v.,  move/ transfer luggage/ cargo/ load/ burden in the ship to another ship
`transitive`	i190	n./ a., in grammar, a verb having a objective subject

SUFFIX

P193  (back pg-list)
`arabesque`	i193	Arabia + esque[esk]( = ish) `picturesque`	i193	picture + esque
`-esque`	i193	
`-ish`	i193	
`-ar`	i193	
`regular`	i193	
`-ive`	i193	property, tendency, characteristic, feature, quality
`talkative`	i193	a.
`relative`	i193	n.
`-lent`	i193	full of
`corpulent`	a., corps( body)[ko: ] + full = too thick/ obese[oubI: s]/ fat

`burlesque`	i193	
`picaresque`	i193	
`angular`	i193	
`jocular`	i193	
`muscular`	n., muscle[mAsaL] > a., [mAs kyaLa:]     cf. a./ n., macho[mA chou]
`polar`	i193	
`popular`	i193	
`singular`	i193	
`allusive`	allude = v., hint/ imply with no voice >  implicit( not explicit)/ hinted
`competitive`	i193	
`detective`	i193	
`incentive`	i193	incite = in + stick/ stimulate
`motive`	i193	cause to move/ motivation
`restrictive`	i193	
`sportive`	i193	a., playful        cf. sporty
`fraudulent`	i193	fraud, full of fake, scam
`pestilent`	pestis(L, pest), infectious, infective, contagious   cf.a./n., epidemic, FLU 
`turbulent`	turbulentus(L) = turba(L, disorder, turmoil, crowd) + lent = full of commotion,   
	cf. spree, noisy, white noise
`disturb`		disturbare(L, throw into disorder) =  dis-( completely) +  turba(L, disorder, turmoil, crowd)
`turbo`	i193	formed c.1900 from turbine, influenced by turbo(L, "spinning top.") 

P194  (back pg-list)
`astrology`	i194	
`log-`	telling/ tale/ story/ thinking, studying < logos(G, language, order)    cf. chaos, logic
`astro`	i194	star
`apologize`	apo( apart from) + logy( tell) = tell apart from (sin/ crime) to be forgiven
`logical`	i194	
`illogical`	i194	

`analogy`	i194	
`apologue`	i194	
`apology`	i194	
`archaeology`	i194	
`biology`	i194	
`catalog(ue)`	i194	cata = fully
`dialog(ue)`	i194	dia = mutual, slant
`entomology`	i194	entomo = insect
`epilog(ue)`	i194	epi = after
`prolog(ue)`	i194	
`etymology`	i194	etymo n= root
`eulogy`	i194	eu = well, praise
`genealogy`	i194	genea = family
`geology`	i194	cf. GeoCities
`logic`	i194	
`meteorology`	i194	weather studying
`monolog(ue)`	i194	
`mythology`	i194	myth = tale of gods
`physiology`	i194	
`theology`	i194	
`logistics`	1879, from Fr. logistique "art of quartering troops," from M.Fr. logis "lodging," 
	from O.Fr. logeis "shelter for an army, encampment," from loge (see lodge). 
`logo`	i194	symbol mark, - 1937, probably a shortening of logogram "sign or character representing a word" (1820), 
	from Gk. logos "word" + gram "what is written." `myth`	i194	
`anthem `	i194	nation's anthem 
`thesis`	i194	Ex. It's time to start working on my graduation thesis. ,theme of one's thesis
`Exodus`	i194	
`theme`	i194	
`scheme`	i194	plan, conspiracy, intrigue

P195  (back pg-list)
`baby`	i195	babe + -y
`-y`	i195	intimate/ familiar expression 
`-ie`	i195	intimate/ familiar expression 
`puppy`	i195	
`darky`	i195	
`fatty`	i195	chubby, plump, a bit porky, obese/ obesity, stubby --- vary fat; round-faced..  in J. [debu]
		In J., chubby = [maLu pocha], stubby = [zunguLi (mokkuLi)], (fatty &) not beautiful = [busu(/ bu saiku)]
		cf. shabby	cf. bobby, gabby, hobby, hubby, cabby, lobby, knobby, tabby, tubby, 
		flabby, grubby, crabby, shrubby, snobby, scrubby, 
`Lizzy`	i195	< Elizabeth
`Lizzie`	i195	< Elizabeth
`Bethy`	i195	< Elizabeth
`Betty`	i195	< Elizabeth
`Bettie`	i195	< Elizabeth

`aunty`	i195	< aunt
`birdie`	i195	< bird
`cookey`	i195	< koek(Holand, cake)
`cookie`	i195	< cook, esp. woman
`cooky`	i195	< cook, esp. woman
`daddy`	i195	< dad(Wealds, father)
`doggy`	i195	< dog
`dolly`	i195	< doll
`hanky`	i195	< handkerchief
`laddie`	i195	< there man
`lassie`	i195	< there woman < lass, Ex. smart dog Lassie 
`mammy`	i195	< mama
`piggy`	i195	< pig
`polly`	i195	< poll = parrot
`Billy`	i195	< Bill
`Billie`	i195	< Bill
`Willy`	i195	< Will < William
`Willie`	i195	< Will < William
`Harry`	i195	< Harris < Henry
`Harrie`	i195	< Harris < Henry
`Jenny`	i195	< Jane < Janet
`Jimy`	i195	< James
`Jimie`	i195	< James
`Maggy`	i195	< Mag < Margaret
`Susie`	i195	< Susan < Susannah
`Tomy`	i195	< Tom < Thomas
`Tomie`	i195	< Tom < Thomas

P196  (back pg-list)
`baggage`	i196	
`-age`	i196	collection/ collective, status/ position, state, fare/ fee/ price
`personage`	i196	noble/ high-status man
`baronage`	i196	the position of baron
`Of Human Bondage( by Somerset Maugham)`	i196	( spiritual) state of being, situation, condition
`postage`	i196	fare
`parsonage`	i196	house/ hall

`advantage`	i196	[advA ntij]
`vantage`	i196	
`assemblage`	i196	
`bondage`	i196	spirit of slave
`breakage`	i196	[brEi kij], being broken
`cartage`	i196	
`cellarage`	i196	
`damage`	i196	[dA maj] or [dA mij]
`foliage`	i196	
`luggage`	i196	if USA, baggage
`marriage`	i196	
`message`	i196	[mE saj] or [mE sij], what is messaged
`mileage`	i196	[mAi Laj]
`orphanage`	i196	
`passage`	i196	
`package`	i196	
`peerage`	i196	[pI raj]
`pilgrimage`	i196	[pI Lgramaj]
`tillage`	i196	
`usage`	i196	
`vicarage`	i196	
`wreckage`	i196	cf. "towing car" is said as "wrecker car" in Japan locally.
`storage`		[stO: raj] , some Japanese assigned [sto rE: ji] -- it's wrong . obvious/ self-evident. who is foolish?
`voyage`		- 13c., from O.Fr. veiage "travel, journey," from L.L. viaticum "a journey" 
		(in classical L. "provisions for a journey"),	 noun use of neut.(=Neuter/ middle sex) of viaticus 
		"of or for a journey," from via "road, journey, travel." The verb is first attested 1475.
Tip	-age List
age, wage, voyage, gage, cage, rage, page, sage, sewage, yardage, adage, homage, image, assuage, Osage, usage, wattage,
outage, stage, triage, engage, enrage, wantage, outrage,  Babbage, verbiage, visage, baggage, barrage, village, damage,
dosage, forage, foliage, footage, garbage, garage, cabbage, cordage, carriage, collage, courage, carnage, coinage, Carthage,
corsage, cottage, ravage, luggage, wreckage, leakage, ramage, rummage, linage, lineage, mortgage, mirage, mileage, marriage,
millage, manage, massage, message, package, peerage, pillage, passage, portage, savage, sewerage, signage, seepage,
sausage, shortage, tonnage, teenage, average, orphanage, offstage, acreage, arrearage, umbrage, onstage, upstage, birdcage,
voltage, bondage, bandage, vantage, vintage, blockage, breakage, drainage, dressage, hostage, cribbage, cleavage, language,
linkage, rampage, restage, MicroAge, montage, mintage, poundage, postage, plumage, presage, suffrage, salvage, selvage,
slippage, spillage, spoilage, storage, stoppage, trackage, arbitrage, envisage, under-age, underage, anchorage, encourage,
amperage, entourage, appendage, espionage, beverage, backstage, downstage, fuselage, frontage, heritage, hemorrhage,
hermitage, coverage, cabotage, cooperage, cartilage, leverage, remarriage, repackage, reportage, parsonage, sabotage,
scrimmage, shrinkage, stumpage, tutelage, advantage, assemblage, brokerage, disengage, discourage, disparage, camouflage,
macrophage, miscarriage, mismanage, parentage, pilferage, percentage, patronage, prepackage, seigniorage, afterimage,
undercarriage, intermarriage, pilgrimage, concubinage, micromanage, disadvantage, stockbrokerage, counterespionage

P197  (back pg-list)
`barometer`	i197	[ba:rA mita:] pressure of atmosphere,( related the weather forecast/ fine or rain), in England spells "metre".
`meter`	i197	v./ n., measure
`metre`	i197	British
`thermometer`	i197	temperature( degree of hot or cold/ fever)  
`thermos`	i197	a., hot, then now meant "magic bottle"
`electric meter`	i197	
`gas meter`	i197	
`lie like a gas meter`	i197	cuz gas meter was no accuracy,   in J. " He is a big big-handkerchief"
`gas`	i197	n., includes gasoline, empty talk( Slang), v. talk idly or falsely( Slang)
`-metry`	i197	measuring method
`geometry`	i197	1st, beginning in the old Egypt for measuring Pyramid/ geo

`centimeter`	i197	
`chronometer`	i197	
`cyclometer`	i197	
`cyclometry`	i197	
`diameter`	i197	dia = through/ slant    cf. diagonal( straight line) in rectangle
`gasometer`	i197	= gas meter
`kilometer`	i197	
`metric`	i197	a., of th metric system
`metrical`	i197	a., of prosody in verses/ poetry/ lyric
`metrics`	i197	n., prosody/ alliteration
`m.k.s.`	i197	m( length),kg( weight), sec( time) = 3-basic scale units in the metric metrology
`metronome`	i197	constant interval measurement instrument
`microchronometer`	i197	10** -6
`micrometer`	i197	
`odometer`	i197	(h)odos = way/ walking , counter of run distance
`pedometer`	i197	counter of step
`speedmeter`	i197	velocity meter
`tachometer`	i197	accelerated velocity measuring tool, round
`symmetry`	i197	n., against center line, both side part's figure/ shape is the same relation
`symmetric(al)`	i197	a., Ex. semi-symmetric sample,  word "eye", "rammar" in "grammar" 
`metro`	1. subway 2.meter, tape measure/ tapeline 3. metropolis/ metropolitan  Ex. Metro Card = subway prepaid card

P198  (back pg-list)
`beautify`	i198	
`-fy`	i198	make, become
`simplify`	i198	
`liquefy`	i198	
`argufy`	i198	
`preachify`	i198	cf. "Papa don't preach"( Madonna)
v., speak as if delivering a sermon; "This man always sermonizes"
`classify`	i198	
`satisfy`	i198	
`classification`	i198	
`satisfaction`	i198	
`-ize`	i198	make
`-ise`	i198	make
`Americanize`	i198	
`intensify`	i198	strengthen, enhance,   > intensification
`justify`	i198	> justification
`modify`	i198	> modification
`mystify`	i198	< myth ,  >  a., mystery
`petrify`	i198	petr = stone
`putrefy`	i198	v., decay  n. = putrefaction
`stupefy`	i198	-- comes from a. stupid
`Anglicize`	i198	cf. Anglo-Saxon
`Christianize`	i198	
`emphasize`	i198	
`fertilize`	i198	
`organize`	i198	organ( internal body part/ component/ elemnt)
`patronize`	i198	
`philosophize`	i198	
`realize`	i198	
`sermonize`	i198	
`sympathize`	i198	
`enterprise`	i198	n.,v,   cf. entrepreneur[antra pra nA: ]
`chastise`	i198	[chastAi z], punish

P199  (back pg-list)
`beggar`	i199	
`-ar`	i199	who doing
`-or`	i199	who/ which doing
`-er`	i199	who/ which doing
`scholar`	i199	
`liar`	i199	cf. lier
`lier`	i199	man who lie in the bed
`elevator`	i199	
`radiator`	i199	
`saviour`	i199	savior
`amateur`	i199	
`-ary`	i199	who having
`-ain`	i199	man
`secretary`	i199	
`captain`	i199	

`auditor`	i199	
`bachelor`	i199	
`beggary`	i199	
`burglar`	i199	
`burgle`	i199	v., comes from "burglar"
`censor`	i199	< cencere(L, judge)
`chancellor`	i199	
`chieftain`	i199	
`commentator`	i199	
`emissary`	i199	emit = out + send
`emperor`	i199	
`inventor`	i199	
`missionary`	i199	
`pedlar`	i199	not peddler
`protector`	i199	
`sailor`	i199	
`tailor`	i199	
`villain`	i199	scoundrel, rascal,  < servant (who work) in villa( =farm) , extends, bad/ corrupted/ delinquent man
`warrior`	i199	
`predator`	i199	
`doctor`
`terminator`
`Christian`

P200  (back pg-list)
`bureaucracy`	i200	
`-cracy`	i200	rule/ reign, power, ruling body
`bureaucrat`	i200	
`bureau`	i200	desk --- symbol of the officer
`cottonocracy`	i200	
`Lancashire`	i200	
`cotton lords`	i200	
`beerocracy`	i200	-- humor, twist " bureaucracy"
`-latry`	i200	praise, exalt
`idolatry`	i200	idol + latry

`aristocracy`	i200	aristos = best
`aristocratic`	i200	
`aristocrat`	i200	crat = ruler/ governor (man)
`autocracy`	i200	
`autocrat`	i200	dictator, tyrant
`babyolatry`	i200	baby     cf. Babylon
`bureaucratic`	i200	
`clubocracy`	i200	
`democratic`	i200	
`democracy`	i200	
`mobocracy`	i200 	mob
`mobocratic`	i200	
`ochlocracy`	i200	ochlos
`ochlocrat`	i200	
`plutocracy`	i200	pluto = wealth
`plutodemocracy`	i200	
`plutolatry`	i200	
`snobocracy`	i200	
`theocracy`	i200	theo = God

P201  (back pg-list)
`chatter`	i201	
`chat`	i201	
`whisper`	i201
`Twinkle, twinkle, little star.`	i201
`Mica, mica, parva stella(L)`	i201
`hustle`	i201

`flutter`	i201
`flicker`	i201
`glitter`	i201
`mutter`	i201
`shiver`	i201
`stammer`	i201	sta sta  sta , stam,  m, m, m, .., m,  stammer
`litter`	i201
`hammer`	i201
`spatter`	i201 `patter`	i201
`twitter`	i201
`bubble`	i201
`dazzle`	i201
`flitter`	i201	Ex. butterfly *s from flower to flower.
`jingle`	i201
`gurgle`	i201
`frizzle`	i201
`grumble`	i201
`prattle`	i201
`ripple`	i201
`bump`	i201
`clash/ crash/ crush`	i201
`ouch`	i201
`apple` 	Ex. Apple ple ple  -- song? [A paL]   cf. Big Apple( = New York City's nickname)
`nipple`	Ex. Nipple ple ple... -- I'm scorned.
`ripper`	Ripper of the London, Jack ??
Tip:   Why N.Y. is nicknamed "The Big Apple" ?
Among jazz musicians, "the big apple" was slang for "the big time," and to play the clubs of Harlem 
or Broadway was to be at the top of the jazz world
---According to the New York Public Library, "there is no single, authoritative answer as to why New 
York City is known as The Big Apple. That the term is now widely known may be due to a tourism 
publicity campaign launched by the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau in 1971." The Museum
 of the City of New York traces the first use of the phrase back to a 1909 book, The Wayfarer in New
 York edited by Edward S. Martin. But the museum also explains that the term came into popular 
use among jazz musicians of the 1930s and 1940s as a metaphor for success: "When playing away 
from home, they were out in the branches ("the sticks") but when they were in New York they were 
playing 'The Big Apple.'"

P202  (back pg-list)
`childhood`	i202
`-hood`	i202
`-head`	i202
`-ship`	i202
`-scape`	i202	akin to "ship"
`maidenhead`	i202
`maiden`	i202
`hymen`	i202
`friendship`	i202	relation
`citizenship`	i202	right
`landscape`	i202
`seascape`	i202

`brotherhood`	i202
`manhood`	i202
`neighborhood`	i202
`sisterhood`	i202
`bachelorhood`	i202
`spinsterhood`	i202
`widowhood`	i202
`knighthood`	i202 `falsehood`	i202
`likelihood`	i202
`championship`	i202
`courtship`	i202
`fellowship`	i202
`hardship`	i202
`lordship`	i202
`membership`	i202
`partnership`	i202
`scholarship`	i202
`sportsmanship`	i202
`worship`	i202
`warship`	i202
`younghood`
`Robin Hood`	English hero/ legend
`red hood`	cf. food    , "Take care of red hood baby!" -- tale.

P203  (back pg-list)
`childish`	i203
`-ish`	i203
`Swedish`	i203
`Irish`	i203
`childlike`	i203	
`whitish`	i203	
`publish`	i203	make public
`Polish`	i203	[pOu Lish]
`polish`	i203	[pA Lish]     cf. "apple-polish" (= flatter, adulate, bootlick)  --- in J. "crush(/grind/ mill)- sesame" 

`apish`	i203	
`bookish`	i203	
`boyish`	i203	
`brownish`	i203	
`coquettish`	i203	
`devilish`	i203	
`feverish`	i203	
`purplish`	i203
`snobbish`	i203	
`womanish`	i203	
`abolish`	i203	
`accomplish`	i203	
`cherish`	i203	Ex. * desire
`diminish`	i203	cf. minus, reduce, mitigate, decrease
`establish`	i203	stable
`furnish`	i203	
`nourish`	i203	
`punish`	i203	purn + ish

P204  (back pg-list)
`clockwise`	i204	right round, right-handed    cf. counterclockwise, Widdershins
`-wise`	i204	wise (n.) - "way of proceeding, manner," 
		O.E. wise, ultimately from the same source as wise (adj.)( = way, to know, wit). Most common now as a suffix. 
`westward`	i204	
`-ward`	i204	
`-ling`	i204	
`-long`	i204	
`darkling`	i204	
`headlong`	i204	
`-ly`	i204	
`mainly`	i204	
`simply`	i204	
`lovely`	i204	a.
`manly`	i204	a.
`early`	i204	a./ ad.
`daily`	i204	a./ ad.
`gentlemanly`	i204	
`gentlemanlike`	i204	

`coastwise`	i204	
`crabwise`	i204	
`lengthwise`	i204	= lengthway
`likewise`	i204	= in the like manner
`otherwise`	i204	= in another way
`afterwards`	i204	
`homeward(s)`	i204	
`homeward voyage`	i204	
`leeward`	i204	lee = shadow, downwindow
`broadway(s)`	i204	= broadwise
`endways`	i204	= endwise
`leastways`	i204	= leastwise, at least
`slantway`	i204	= slantwise,  cf. slash
`flatling`	i204	
`sideling`	i204	
`hour(s)-long`	i204	
`sidelong`	i204	
`leisurely`	i204	
`shortly`	i204	soon
`homely`	i204	simple, at home, plain, cozy, plain faced
`duly`	i204	due + ly, at the right time/ nanner, rightfully, properly

P205  (back pg-list)
`communism`	i205	
`-ism`	i205	policy, deed, disease name, noun of -ize verb
`socialism`	i205	
`Darwinism`	i205	
`sadism`	i205	
`baptism`	i205	
`Americanism`	i205	< Americanize
`rheumatism`	i205
`Rheumatism is the worst of all isms.`	i205	

`academicism`	i205	
`antagonism`	i205	
`aphorism`	i205	
`archaism`	i205	
`Buddhism`	i205	
`classicism`	i205	
`colloquialism`	i205	
`commercialism`	i205	
`enthusiasm`	i205	enthuse
`eonism`	i205	
`fetishism`	i205	
`eroticism`	i205	
`Hellenism`	i205	
`heroism`	i205	
`hypnotism`	i205	
`liberalism`	i205	
`mannerism`	i205	
`onanism`	i205	
`organism`	205	
`scepticism`	i205
`skepticism`	i205

P206  (back pg-list)
`countess`	i206	Man or Woman or Neuter.
`count`	i206	man's usage = duke, in England earl
`-ess`	i206	
`lioness`	i206	
`authoress`	i206	
`murderess`	i206	woman slayer
`cinema actress`	i206	
`widow`	i206	
`widower`	i206	
`-rix`	i206	-ess variant
`testatrix`	i206	
`salesman`	i206	
`saleswoman`	i206	
`she-crow`	i206	she-/ he- /-cook/ -hen
`opportunist`	i206	person who is more anxious to gain an advantage than to consider whether he is gaining it fairly.

`duchess`	i206	< duke
`marchioness`	i206	< marquis
`viscountess`	i206	< viscount
`baroness`	i206	< baron
`Lady`	i206	< Lord, here gentleman is lower than Lady
`aviatress`	i206	= aviatrix
`executrix`	i206	< executor
`bride`	i206	< bridegroom
`policewoman`	i206	< policeman
`sportswoman`	i206	< sportsman, athlete
`stewardess`	i206	< steward
`hostess`	i206	< host, or woman who works in bar
`nanny-goat`	i206	< billy-goat
`she-friend`	i206	woman sex-friend
`female-hormone`	i206	< male-hormone
`peahen`	i206	< peacock

P207  (back pg-list)
`darling`	i207	
`-ling`	i207	little/ lovely one
`peachling`	i207	in J. Momo-Taro
`changeling`	i207	
`-el`	i207	little/ lovely one
`-kin`	i207	little/ lovely one
`-ock`	i207	little/ lovely one
`vessel`	i207	< vese
`weaker vessel`	i207	= woman
`model`	i207	< mode
`lambkin`	i207	< lamb
`hillock`	i207	= little mountain

`duckling`	i207	little duck
`founding`	i207	
`fatling`	i207	fat caw/ bull
`gosling`	i207	little goose
`grayling`	i207	water little salmon
`groundling`	i207	plant whicn crawl
`lordling`	i207	low level lord
`princeling`	i207	
`suckling`	i207	baby drinking/ sucking milk
`yearling`	i207	1 year old horse
`angel`	i207	originally, it indicates a messenger
`kernel`	i207	little corn( grain)
`satchel`	i207	little bag/ satch( = sack)
`napkin`	i207	little nape( = cloth)
`bullock`	i207	no penile bull
`buttock`	i207	butt + ock = hip/ bottom
`paddock`	i207	small field for horse run, < fence

P208  (back pg-list)
`distance`	i208	< distant
`-ce`	i208	to Noun conjugation suffix
`-cy`	i208	to Noun conjugation suffix
`diligence`	i208	< diligent
`appearance`	i208	< appear
`constancy`	i208	< constant
`efficiency`	i208	< efficient
`infancy`	i208	< infant
`poignancy`	i208	< poignant
`excellence`	i208	< excellent
`excellency`	i208	< excellent

`abundance`	i208	< abound, abundant
`disturbance`	i208	< disturb
`endurance`	i208	< endure
`furtherance`	i208	< further
`insurance`	i208	< insure
`repentance`	i208	< repent, -ant
`dependence`	i208	< depend, ent
`efficiency`	i208	< efficient
`innocence`	i208	< innocent
`intelligence`	i208	< intelligent
`obedience`	i208	< obedient
`patience`	i208	< patient
`persistence`	i208	< persistent
`pestilence`	i208	< pestilent
`violence`	i208	< violent  cf. violate  Ex. domestic *
`consistency`	i208	< consistent
`coherence`	i208	< cohere, -nt
`deficiency`	i208	< deficient
`frequency`	i208	< frequent
`inadvertency`	i208	< inadvertent = negligent, careless
`urgency`	i208	< urgent

P209  (back pg-list)
`dragon`	i209	big snake whose mouth blows a fire
`-on`	i209	big one
`-oon`	i209	big big one
`dragoon`	i209	fire arms military troop, developed further from dragon
`harpoon`	i209	big claw, spear for get a whale
`trombone`	i209	big trumpet
`balloon`	i209	big ball

`billion`	i209	bi- = again =2, 10**9
`billionaire`	i209	-aire( man)
`dragonfly`	i209	dragon + fly
`felon`	i209
`flagon`	i209
`million`	i209	10*6
`millionaire`	i209
`see dragon`	i209
`bassoon`	i209
`buffoon`	i209
`dobloon`	i209
`festoon`	i209
`lampoon`	i209
`macaroon`	i209
`musketoon`	i209
`octoroon`	i209
`pontoon`	i209
`quadroon`	i209
`saloon`	i209
`spitoon`	i209	misspelling ??
`spittoon`	i209	true herhaps
`spoon`	i209	
`cartoon`	i209	

P210  (back pg-list)
`drunkard`	i210	big drinker
`-ard`	i210	who do so much
`-art`	i210	who do so much
`braggart`	i210	who blow a big brag( shell music trumpet), big liar
`-ster`	i210	originally, indicate woman suffix, but now are disappeared, woman become a man-like.
`songstress`	i210	this is w-woman specified( i.e. ster + ess), woman of woman
`Webster`	i210	
`youngster`	i210	
`oldster`	i210	
`-aster`	i210	quack ster, included scornful meaning
`poetaster`

`bastard`	i210	
`coward`	i210	
`dotard`	i210	
`dullard`	i210	
`haggard`	i210	
`niggard`	i210	
`sluggard`	i210	
`Spaniard`	i210	
`steward`	i210	
`stinkard`	i210	stink = bad smell
`wizard`	i210	
`gamester`	i210	gambler
`gangster`	i210	
`jokester`	i210	
`punster`	i210	
`songster`	i210	
`spinster`	i210	
`trickster`	i210	fraud, scam

P211  (back pg-list)
`error`	i211	< err( take a walk/ roam & step another way) = v.
`-o(u)r`	i211	abstract noun suffix
`fervour`, `fervor`	i211	< fervent
`service`	i211	
`-ice`	i211	can become a common noun, if necessary, except abstract noun
`edifice`	i211	building
`bravery`	i211	< brave = a.
`-(e)ry`	i211	noun suffix
`chemistry`	i211	< chemist = man = n.
`revelry`	i211	< revel = drink & spree = v.

`grandeur`	i211	
`liqueur`	i211	
`rumo(u)r`	i211	
`tremor`	i211	< tremble
`avarice`	i211	< avere = lust/ desire strongly
`caprice`	i211	whim, volatility < caper
`cowardice`	i211	
`hospice`	i211	= hotel
`justice`	i211	
`notice`	i211	
`practice`	i211	
`precipice`	i211	
`pedantry`	i211	< pedant
`roguery`	i211	
`bribery`	i211	< bribe    , 
	`bribe` 	c.1425, from O.Fr. "morsel of bread given to beggars," from briber "to beg," of uncertain origin. 
	Shift of meaning to "gift given to influence corruptly" is early 15c. 
`forgery`	i211	< forge
`mockery`	i211	< mock
`robbery`	i211	< rob
`quixotry`	i211	< Don Quixote = chivalrous & idealistic hero of the novel by Cervantes(1605,1615)

P212  (back pg-list)
`examiner`	i212	who examine `examinee`	i212	who is examined
`-ee`	i212	passive person [I:] with accent
`pickpocktee`	i212	pickpocketee ??
`Yankee`	i212
`Chinese`	i212
`Chinee`	i212
`-eer`	i212
`-ier`	i212
`-yer`	i212
`carbineer
`cashier
`lawyer`

`employee`	i212
`refugee`	i212 fugitive
`lessee`	i212	who lease
`devotee`	i212	geek, mania, zealot
`donatee`	i212	accepter, akin to donator  cf. donor
`evaucee`	i212	who is evacuated
`trustee`	i212
`committee`	i212
`pioneer`	i212
`mountaineer`	i212
`volunteer`	i212	
`engineer`	i212	
`electioneer`	i212	
`executioneer`	i212	
`courtier`	i212	
`gondolier`	i212	
`fancier`	i212	
`sawyer`	i212	cf. Tom Sawyer
`bowyer`	i212	who play archery
Tip: 	-ee list
bee, thee( you: objective), gee( interjection), fee, lee, knee, nee, pee, peewee, see, tee, yippee( inter.), whoopee,
flee, free, glee, Cree(one Indian tribe name), tree, three, agree, Yankee, emcee, BYBEE(city name)[bAi bii], burgee,
Jaycee, ferree( ferreous), foresee, goatee, coffee, coulee, levee, ranee, rupee, lessee, marquee, melee, puree,
pawnee, soiree, Shawnee, spree, toffee, toupee, evacuee, oversee, honoree, employee, entree, apogee, bungee,
vendee, banshee, degree, decree, fiancee, Humvee, carefree, kimchee, sightsee, squeegee, trainee, adoptee, addressee,
enrollee, amputee, interviewee, internee, appointee, escapee, attendee, jubilee, divorcee, devotee, deportee, detainee,
draftee, frisbee, Galilee, honeybee, committee, refugee, referee, rooftree, repartee, retiree, returnee, Maccabee, Milwaukee,
nominee, manatee, matinee, parolee, Cherokee, Tennessee, trustee, abductee, absentee, inductee, enlistee, disagree,
filigree, guarantee, conferee, licensee, Muskogee, pedigree, Doubletree, franchisee, Tallahassee, chimpanzee, subcommittee 

P213  (back pg-list)
`handsome`	i213	
`-some`	i213	akin to "same", adjective(a.) suffix
`-ous`	i213	full of
`delicious`	i213	< full of delight
`gorgeous`	i213	
`luxurious`	i213	
`-y`	i213	adjective(a.) suffix
`icy`	i213
`noisy`	i213
`mighty`	i213 

`burdensome`	i213
`blithesome`	i213
`fulsome`	i213
`gruesome`	i213
`lonesome`	i213
`irksome`	i213	irk  v., weary, annoy, chiefly to   ex., It irks me to ( to something).
		[ER1 K S AH0 M] a., tedious, tiresome   ex.. irksome task
`meddlesome`	i213
`winsome`	i213
`conspicuous`	i213
`ferocious`	i213
`glorious`	i213
`joyous`	i213
`luminous`	i213
`ostentatious`	i213	
`sensuous`	i213	
`bulky`	i213	
`greasy`	i213	
`lousy`	i213	
`thorny`	i213	
`touchy`	i213
`deluxe`	cf. luxury, galaxy, gala
Tip:   -lux-
lux, flux, Klux, Luxor, afflux, deluxe, Pollux, influx, luxury, Luxton, Benelux, 
luxuries, luxurious, fluxional (flexional), luxuriant, Luxembourg, luxottica, electrolux, subluxation
           -lax-
lax, flax, Laxey, plax, galax, Glaxo, laxson, relax, flaxseed, galaxy, Glaxo's, claxon, laxalt, laxity,
Laxton, relaxed, Flaxman, galaxies, galaxy's, Claxton, laxative, relaxes, relaxing, parallax, laxatives, relaxation 
           -cs-
csar, csaszar, mcshea, tucson, incstar, kocsis, locsin, mcshan, mcswain, mcshane, mcsween,
mcstay, cspan, isaacson, ecstasy, ericson, ericsson, bancserve, bancshares, bencsik, dancsak,
macsharry, mcsherry, mcsorley, mcsweeney, mcsleep, ecstatic, facsimile, mcspadden, ecstatically,
mechanicsburg, 
           [-KS-] --> pronouncing & spelling mapping
x( axa), xc( excise/ excite/ excel), chs( erichsen), ks( weksel), xs(sexson), xx(exxon), cks(backsaw),
cz( eczema), kes( lakeside), cs( ericson), css( ericsson), kss( eriksson), cc( occident/ accident/ access/ accept),
-- variant;  xsh( klixshavich), xh( exhibition)

P214  (back pg-list)
`health`	i214	
`-th`	i214	
`death`	i214	< die
`hale`	i214	< whole
`heal`	i214	-- healing
`whole`	i214	
`-t`	i214	
`joint`	i214	< join
`drought`	i214	< dry

`birth`	i214
`breadth`	i214
`complaint`	i214
`constraint`	i214
`depth`	i214
`drift`	i214	< drive
`filth`	i214	< foul = dirty
`gift`	i214	< give
`growth`	i214
`height`	i214
`length`	i214
`mirth`	i214	< merry
`restraint`	i214
`sight`	i214	< see
`strength`	i214
`truth`	i214
`theft`	i214	< thieve
`width`	i214	
`warmth`	i214	
`youth`	i214	< young

P215  (back pg-list)
`icicle`	i215	 `-cle`	i215	diminutive suffix 
`-cule`	i215	diminutive suffix 
`-ule`	i215	diminutive suffix 
`-le`	i215	diminutive suffix 
`animalcule`	i215	
`globule`	i215	
`bottle`	i215	
`bot`	i215	
`chapel`	i215	
`castle`	i215	
`article`	i215	

`corpuscle`	i215
`muscle`	i215
`particle`	i215
`pinnacle`	i215
`tubercle`	i215
`molecule`	i215
`granule`	i215
`nodule`	i215
`bundle`	i215
`male`	i215
`pebble`	i215
`principle`	i215
`sickle`	i215
`sparkle`	i215
`speckle`	i215
`throttle`	i215

P216  (back pg-list)
`library`	i216	
`-ary`	i216	place
`-ery`	i216	place
`-arium`	i216	place
`aquarium`	i216	
`-ory`	i216	place
`factory`	i216	fac- = make, create
`-y`	i216	sometimes indicate the place
`grocery`	i216	
`bakery`	i216	

`granary`	i216	< grain
`sanctuary`	i216	< sanctus = sacred in choir song, Saint
`brewery`	i216	beer ect. factory
`cemetery`	i216	collective grave( not belong to the church) < sleeping place
`confectionery`	i216	make a confetti etc.
`nunnery`	i216	nun = sister/ woman student/ priest
`aquarium`	i216	aqua(L, water)
`auditorium`	i216	listening hall for audience
`cinerarium`	i216	ci = ash, containing place for bone
`crematorium`	i216	cremate = burn/ flame/ combust
`emporium`	i216	< emporion(G, market)
`planetarium`	i216	planet- = star around a star
`sanatorium`	i216	facility for curing/ healing/ improving disease
`sanitarium`	i216	in American usage
`dormitory`	i216	dorm = sleep, facility for student stay together
`laboratory`	i216	labor + tory = place for experiment
`lavation`	i216	lavat = wash, toilet or place for washing face or hands
`observatory`	i216	place where observe a star/ weather etc.
`purgatory`	i216	cf. purge, where Dante walked around 
`territory`	i216	terr = ground/ earth/ real estate, area/ region governed/ reigned by the lord
`pantry`	i216	pans = bread
`refinery`	i216	< refine & get/ gain steel out
`vinery`	i216	vine = wine
`stadium`

P217  (back pg-list) `loveliness`	i217	
`loveliness`
`-ness`	i217	adjective + ness = noun =being/ having adjective
`-ment`	i217	adjective/ verb + ment = noun
`goodliness`	i217	
`kindliness`	i217	
`up-to-dateness`	i217	rare pattern( compound adjective + ness)
n : the property of belonging to the present time: "the currency
         of a slang term" [syn: currentness, currency]
`improvement`	i217	
`statement`	i217	
`garment`	i217	13c., from O.Fr. garnement, from garnir "fit out, provide, adorn."
`harmony`
`-mony`	i217	verb + mony = noun
`acrimony`	i217	1542, "quality of being acrid," from L. acrimonia "sharpness, pungency of taste," from acer "sharp" + -monia suffix of action, state, condition. Figurative extension to "temper" is first recorded 1618. 

`bitterness`	i217	
`dimness`	i217	dim = non clear/ small light/ small dark/ fuzzy[fA zi:]( cf. not fassy[fA si:])
`fairness`	i217	
`get-at-ableness`	i217	< get-at-able + ness> availability
`matter-of-factness`	i217	
`nearsightedness`	i217	nearsighted
`shabbiness`	i217	shabby
`ugliness`	i217	
`argument`	i217	argue, discuss, debate
`betterment`	i217	
`equipment`	i217	
`enchantment`	i217	
`imprisonment`	i217	
`merriment`	i217	merry, cheerful
`nourishment`	i217	
`ornament`	i217	= decoration   < a., ornate - 14c., from L. ornatus, pp. of ornare 
		"adorn, fit out," from stem of ordo "order." -- having excess/ elaborate decoration
`punishment`	i217	
`sacrament`	i217	< sacred
`hegemony`	i217	1567, from Gk. hegemonia "leadership," from hegemon "leader," from hegeisthai "to lead." Originally of predominance of one city state or another in Gk. history. 
`testimony`
`ceremony`

P218  (back pg-list)
`manly`	i218	
`-ly`	i218	noun + ly = adjective, usually adjective + ly = advirb, exceptionaly adj. + ly = adj.
`friendly`	i218	
`kindly`	i218	adj. + ly = adj., in this case means having a tendency/ mood/ apt & internal than -like.
`sickly`	i218	ditto, timid, awkward 
`They lived happily ever after. ( It is well, it is well.)`	i218	
`godly`	i218	religious
`godlike`	i218	like a god, having dignity

`bodily`	i218	
`comely`	i218	good countenance, (usu. of a person) pleasant to look at
`deadly`	i218	fatal  cf. deadlike
`earthly`	i218	of globe  cf. earthy( = of clay)
`heavenly`	i218	a.,  Ex. * body
`weekly`	i218	
`worldly`	i218	( contrasted with spiritual) of this world, material Ex. * wisdom = genius, * pleasure
`economically`	i218	there is no expression "economicly"
`hardly`	i218	barely, scarcely
`hourly`	i218	
`nearly`	i218	almost
`presently`	i218	soon
`rarely`	i218	< rare  cf. merely
`remarkably`	i218	outstanding
`soundly`	i218	Ex. sleep *
`totally`	i218	
`truly`	i218	there's no expression "truely"  Ex. Yours Truly ( letter's end expression/ diction)
`typically`	i218	
`yearly`	i218	a./ ad.  cf. daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly,  bimonthly, quarterly

P219  (back pg-list)
`medalist`	i219	
`-ist`	i219	
`atheist`	i219	a- = not
`communist`	i219	
`antagonist`	i219	
`scientist`	i219	
`pianist`	i219	
`typist`	i219	
`-ast`	i219	
`enthusiast`	i219	zealot, devotee

`baptist`	i219	baptism  <, bath, bathe
`baptism`	i219	
`botanist`	i219	botany, botanical   flower-plant
`botany`	i219	
`economist`	i219	
`egoist`	i219	ego = self
`egotist`	i219	
`essayist`	i219	
`extremist`	i219	extreme, radical
`fatalist`	i219	
`ideologist`	i219	
`marxist`	i219	Karl Marx, published "The Communist Manifesto" with Friedrich Engels
`materialist`	i219	
`monopolist`	i219	
`motorist`	i219	
`nationalist`	i219	
`nudist`	i219	nude
`opportunist`	i219	
`pugilist`	i219	
`socialist`	i219	
`gymnast`	i219	teacher
`gymnastics`	i219	
`iconoclast`	i219	
`iconoclacy`	i219	
`optimist`
`pessimist`
`artist`
`athlete`	athletic, gymnastic

P220  (back pg-list)
`mixture`	i220	
`-(t)ure`	i220	verb + -(t)ure = noun
`honesty`	i220	
`-y`	i220	adj./ noun + -y = noun
`bony`	i220	< bone
`icy`	i220	< ice

`censure`	i220	< censor  cf. census
`composure`	i220	< compose
`creature`	i220	[crI: cha] < create[crI eit]
`departure`	i220	< depart
`exposure`	i220	< expose
`failure`	i220	< fail
`furniture`	i220	< furnish
`overture`	i220	< overt( = open)
`picture`	i220	< pingere(L, paint)
`prefecture`	i220	< prefect = police commander
`pressure`	i220	< press
`difficulty`	i220	[dI fikaLti] < difficult[dI fikaLt]
`honesty`	i220	< honest
`jealousy`	i220	< jealous
`modesty`	i220	< modest,  cf. a./ v./ n., moderate
`humanity`	i220	< human
`humility`	i220	< humble cf. humiliate/ humiliation
`delivery`	i220	< deliver
`discovery`	i220	< discover
`flattery`	i220	< flatter
`mastery`	i220	< master
`recovery`	i220	< recover
 P221  (back pg-list)
`passionate`	i221	+8
`-ate`	i221	adj. / v. suffix
`separate`	i221	a./ v.
`fortunate`	i221	a.
`affectionate`	i221	a.
`-an`	i221	adj./ n.
`-ian`	i221	adj./ n.
`American`	i221	a./ n.
`Russian`	i221	a./ n.
`-ic`	i221	adj.
`-al`	i221	adj.
`economic`	i221	a.
`economical`	i221	a.
`insulate`	i221	v.  +8

`consummate`	i221	
`desolate`	i221	
`fascinate`	i221	
`Brazilian`	i221	
`cuban`	i221	
`Lesbian`	i221	cuz Lesbian famous ancient Greek poet Sappho, she was born in Lesbos island in Aegean Sea
`suburban`	i221	sub( under) + urb( metropolis) +an( adj.)
`Comical`	i221	
`historical`	i221	
`proprietorial`	i221	
`demarcate`	i221	catena
`concatenate`	i221	
`emulate`	i221	
`felicitate`	i221	felix = happy
`invigorate`	i221	vigor
`irritate`	i221	vex, disturb, make anxious
`isolate`	i221	sister of insulate
`proportionate`	i221	
`luxuriate`	i221	luxury,  lux = shine/ shining  cf. deluxe [da LA ks]  cf. xerox [zI ra ks]
`negate`	i221	negation
`cogitate`	i221	round a cog = think deeply, ponder, speculate

P222  (back pg-list)
`patriot`	i222	man
`-ot`	i222	1. man,  2. little
`parrot`	i222	= little Peter
`monger`	i222	seller, commodity dealer  cf. manger
`cheesemonger`	i222	
`gossipmonger`	i222	
`wrought`	i222	    
`wright`	i222	man, maker, craft  cf. Wright brothers -- inventors of "airplane" in 1903
`waggonwright`	i222	
`-ive`	i222	man
`-iff`	i222	man
`-ite`	i222	man
`captive`	i222	captured, prisoner
`plaintiff`	i222	

`idiot`	i222	idios
`helot`	i222	
`zealot`	i222	
`harlot`	i222	har + lot
`maggot`	i222	
`costermonger`	i222	n., a seller of fruits, vegetables, and other food, esp. from street cart,   costard = big apple
`fishmonger`	i222	
`ironmonger`	i222	
`newsmonger`	i222	
`scandalmonger`	i222	
`cartwright`	i222	
`millwright`	i222	
`playwright`	i222	= dramatist
`shipwright`	i222	
`wheelwright`	i222	
`fugitive`	i222	fugit = flee   cf. refugee
`operative`	i222	
`cosmopolite`	i222	cosmos
`Labourite`	i222	labourer
`hermit`	i222	= anchoret

P223  (back pg-list) `pocket`	i223	< pock( bag) + et
`-et`	i223	diminutive suffix( , like "it" in "littele" ?!) 
`pock`	i223	bag
`pouch`
`cigarette`	i223	
`-ette`	i223	diminutive suffix  or false replica-like or woman( , like "itte" in "little" ?!)
`brunette`	i223	< brown, & in this case indicates woman
`brunet`	i223	in above man's case
`typette`	i223	slang: woman typist 
`undergraduette`	i223	slang: college/ university ( student) girl
cf. undergraduate
     n : a university student who has not yet received a first degree
         [syn: undergrad]
`booklet`	i223	
`-let`	i223	-l + -et = w little diminutive suffix( , like "lit" in "little" ?!)

`bidet`	i223	
`bullet`	i223	ball in pistol/ gun, small spot mark     cf. bull is also male cow
`cabinet`	i223	cf. Cabinet is also government ministers
`floweret`	i223	
`hamlet`	i223	ham = home( /village) , mountain rural/ rustic village , Ex. Shakespeare's "Hamlet"
`hatchet`	i223	axe with short handle, hatch = axe; cover 
`kitchenette`	i223	
`leaflet`	i223	leaf > one paper/ bill
`leatherette`	i223	artificial leather/ skin
`novelette`	i223	short story novel
`packet`	i223	
`pincette`	i223	< pinch( = pick up)
`rivulet`	i223	small river, `streamlet` is too
`rocket`	i223	from cylinder figure/ shape/ style
`sonnet`	i223	< son = sound, 14 lines lyric/ poetry  cf. sonic
`toilet`	i223	W.C. , "toile" is small bag for make-up
`toilette`	i223	woman's make-up( i.e. bathing, combing, putting on etc.)
`wavelet`	i223	small wave, ripple  cf. waive
lancet	small lance( spear), needle, pin     -- diabetes' tool to get blood of the finger

P224  (back pg-list)`poison`	i224	
`-son`	i224	state/ action/ moving style suffix
`reason`	i224	reri(L, think) + -son
`-ation`	i224	-son family
`-tion`	i224	-son family
`-sion`	i224	-son family
`-ion`	i224	-son family
`creation`	i224	
`civilization`	i224	
`addition`	i224	
`reduction`	i224	
`subtraction`	i224	
`multiplication`	i224	
`division`	i224	
`quotient`	i224	
`modulo`	i224	
`remainder`	i224	

`appreciation`	i224	[ap rI: si eishan], thanks, acknowledgement
`compensation`	i224	[kampen sEi shan],  cf. insurance action/ money
`decision`	i224	
`definition`	i224	
`description`	i224	
`inclusion`	i224	
`inflexion`	i224	
`introduction`	i224	
`invitation`	i224	
`occupation`	i224	
`omission`	i224	
`opinion`	i224	
`oration`	i224	formal/ public statement/ speech/ address/ sermon
`orientation`	i224	
`plantation`	i224	
`repetition`	i224	
`iteration`	i224	
`retention`	i224	
`supposition`	i224	
`assumption`	i224	
`suspension`	i224	
`treason`	i224	give over, betrayal < tread = step on

P225  (back pg-list)
`readable`	i225	
`possible`	i225	
`probable`	i225	
`-able`	i225	
`-ible`	i225	
`unthinkable`	i225	
`visible`	i225	
`audible`	i225
`eatable`	i225	
`edible`	i225	
`eatables`	i225	foods

`changeable`	i225	
`comfortable`	i225	[kAm fatabaL] , not [komfO: tabL]
`controllable`	i225	
`drinkable`	i225	
`educable`	i225	Remark, Not written "educatable" cuz too long 
`enviable`	i225	< envy    < view slant  P151,  cf. covet
`favorable`	i225	Ex. * answer     cf. in favor (of), out of favor, favorite( n./a.)
`habitable`	i225	
`horrible`	i225	more grade than terrible
`incomparable`	i225	
`inevitable`	i225	can't help, not evitable
`irresponsible`	i225	i.e. I don't know/ I know nothing
`laughable`	i225	to bad/ foolish deed/ behavior etc.
`lovable`	i225	Ex. * girl
`marketable`	i225	= salable
`marriageable`	i225	Ex. * girl, * chimpanzee
`movable`	i225	be able to move,   cf. movables = movable goods (i.e. furniture, non real-estate,  etc.)
`portable`	i225	
`taxable`	i225	
`unforgettable`	i225	to special memory/ cruel treatment/ disservice/ grief/ humiliation/ tragedy etc.
`unspeakable`	i225	Ex. * beauty, * ugly
`inscribable`	i225	can't express in words (so good/ so bad), beyond expression

P226  (back pg-list)
`rival`	i226	man who lives in across the river, he quarrels/ fights about catching the fish each other
`-al`	i226	verb to noun (or noun to adj.)
`funeral`	i226	
`arrival`	i226	
`national`	i226	
`central`	i226	

`acquittal`	i226	< aquit = a + quit = set flee
`approval`	i226	
`bestowal`	i226	< bestow = give/ grant, stow(Old English,  place > place to be stored > put away/ pack)
`betrayal`	i226	
`burial`	i226	
`denial`	i226	
`dismissal`	i226	
`disposal`	i226	
`formal`	i226	
`gradual`	i226	< grade = level  cf. gradually
`legal`	i226	< lex = law
`loyal`	i226	sister of legal,   cf. loyalty, royal, royalty, faithful
`proposal`	i226	
`rehearsal`	i226	
`removal`	i226	
`renewal`	i226	
`revival`	i226	
`ritual`	i226	< rite( = religious ceremonial act)
`survival`	i226	
`temporal`	i226	
`trial`	i226	
`withdrawal`	i226	retract, retreat, stop, cease, draw with( =away) = draw stop-line & stopped
`neutral`		cf. neuter

P227  (back pg-list)
`seamless`	i227	
`seamless stocking`	i227	
`-less`	i227	non, not, can't ( noun to adj.)
`childless`	i227	
`moneyless`	i227	
`parentless`	i227	
`countless`	i227	can't
`numberless`	i227	can't
`valueless`	i227	= worthless
`invaluable`	i227	= priceless, very valuable as can't estimate its value
`beautiful`	i227	be full of beauty
`-full`	i227	full of   as  opp. -less

`careless`	i227	
`cheerless`	i227	
`dauntless`	i227	< daunt = intimidate, fighting > bold
`endless`	i227	
`fadeless`	i227	
`fearless`	i227	= brave
`guileless`	i227	guile = bad conspiracy/ undertaking = honest
`homeless`	i227	
`penniless`	i227	
`regardless`	i227	
`relentless`	i227	< relent = permit/ forgive/ show mercy
`resistless`	i227	
`restless`	i227	
`tireless`	i227	= indefatigable, inexhaustible
`forgetful`	i227	
`harmful`	i227	
`shameful`	i227	cf. ashamed
`thoughtful`	i227	well/ deep thinking

P228  (back pg-list)
`servant`	i228	
`student`	i228	
`-ant`	i228	to man/ adj.
`-ent`	i228	to man/ adj.
`-ate`	i228	to man, occupation, work position/ contents
`pleasant`
`excellent`
`serving`
`private`

`applicant`	i228	who applies for job, position etc.
`assistant`	i228	
`consultant`	i228	
`dependant`	i228	who depends on another for a home, food, etc., servant
`descendant`	i228	offspring
`participant`	i228	who takes part in/ participates/ join/ attend
`pendant`	i228	
`patient`	i228	pati = suffer
`remnant`	i228	< remain
`resident`	i228	< reside = inhabit/ dwell/ settle
`solvent`	i228	< solve
`tyrant`	i228	Ex. * Nero
`apparent`	i228	
`benignant`	i228	< beni( good) + gnant( born) = favorable
`malignant`	i228	mali( bad)
`consistent`	i228	< consist, = coherent
`coherent`	i228	< cohere
`dormant`	i228	dorm = sleep
`persistent`	i228	cf. SPAM
`consulate`	i228	< consul   cf. ambassador, delegation
`delegate`	i228	
`allegation`	i228	claim < allege
`congregate`		gather members
Tip:	-ant list
want, ant, buoyant, giant, cant, Kant, rant, leant, meant, pant, chant, avant, affiant, arrant, errant, warrant, grant, plant,
pliant, scant, slant, truant, enfant(Fr.), infant, enchant, verdant, vacant, valiant, variant, deviant, defiant, decant, dormant,
pheasant, gallant, courant, coolant, croissant, levant, radiant, recant, reliant, mordant, merchant, mutant, pageant, peasant,
piquant, pennant, poignant, pursuant, savant, servant, sergeant, sealant, tyrant, tenant, aberrant, odorant, adamant, adjutant,
eggplant, occupant, extant, elephant, elegant, arrogant, irritant, implant, instant, entrant, operant, assailant, vibrant, vagrant,
brilliant, blatant, distant, flippant, hydrant, quadrant, clairvoyant, claimant, remnant, rampant, replant, migrant, pendant, penchant,
pleasant, supplant, abundant, observant, ignorant, accountant, oxidant, emigrant, immigrant, invariant, informant, inhalant,
important, incessant, applicant, ascendant, assistant, aspirant, attendant, vigilant, jubilant, deodorant, defoliant, dominant,
dissonant, flagrant, fragrant, flamboyant, hesitant, covenant, cormorant, compliant, constant, resonant, relevant, ruminant,
retardant, litigant, lieutenant, militant, miscreant, pollutant, petulant, pregnant, supergiant, stagnant, tolerant, triumphant,
trenchant, exultant, irrelevant, indignant, unpleasant, itinerant, defendant( cf. prosecutor), declarant, depressant, descendant,
discordant, dispersant, cognizant, commandant, conversant, combatant, confidant, consonant( opp. vowel), lubricant, resultant,
redundant, resistant, luxuriant, reluctant, repugnant, repentant, restaurant, malignant, nonchalant, propellant, surfactant, celebrant,
supplicant, suppressant, stimulant, exuberant, exorbitant, accelerant, expectant, unimportant, inhabitant, intolerant, determinant,
complainant, complaisant, consultant, contestant, registrant, participant, protestant, self-dormant, transplant, unrepentant,
antioxidant, concomitant, contaminant, refrigerant, recombinant, predominant, significant, expectorant, extravagant, decongestant,
disinfectant, recalcitrant, noncombatant, insignificant, antidepressant

P229  (back pg-list)
`silencer`	i229	
`-er`	i229	man, apparatus/ equipment, thing
`remote-controller`	i229	
`bumper`	i229	
`counter`	i229	
`homer`	i229	home run[ houm rAn]
`grounder`	i229	in J. [go Lo]
`crammer`	i229	teacher who force the students to pack the knowledge with no policy
`hitchhiker`	i229	
`cinemagoer`	i229	

`backhander`	i229
`bench warmer`	i229	
`can-opener`	i229	
`cheerleader`	i229	
`commuter`	i229	cf. commutation ticket/ time/ rush
`computer`	i229	
`creeper`	i229	cf. ivy
`eavesdropper`	i229	
`eyeopener`	i229	big accident
`feeler`	i229	= antenna
`girder`	i229	
`cake-eater`	i229	
`hamburger`	i229	
`pepper caster`	i229	
`pub crawler`	i229	pub = public house   cf. crawl vs. creep vs. slug/ slugger , snail mail
`ragpicker`	i229	cf. rag, rug
`social climber`	i229	
`status seeker`	i229	
`stargazer`	i229	
`sucker`	i229	
`tongue twister`	i229	
`web browser`	i229	

P230  (back pg-list)
`solitude`	i230	cf. solitaire( card game), solo
`-tude`	i230	to characteristic, state abstract noun
`latitude`	i230	degree
`cruelty`	i230	
`-ty`	i230	adj. to abstract noun
`safety`	i230	
`safety island`	i230	now, it's not always safety.
`sobriety`	i230	being not drunken, earnestness, here, sober = not drunken

`altitude`	i230	alt(L, high) > height, how high
`amplitude`	i230	amplus( = large), broadness, area, 2 dimensional space summation, how large
`aptitude`	i230	individual ability/ skill/ faculty degree, behavior
`attitude`	i230	doing/ acting looks
`fortitude`	i230	fortis(L, force, power, strong), enduring/ patient degree, how strong
`servitude`	i230	servus(L, slave), being slave
`promptitude`	i230	prompt/ agile/ swift degree
`quietude`	i230	quiet/ still/ silent/ non-noisy degree, peacefulness/ calmness
`certainty`	i230	certain degree, provability of trueness/ realization/ feasibility
`crudity`	i230	crude/ rude degree
`eternity`	i230	eternal/ everlasting/ immortal degree
`loyalty`	i230	faithfulness for the lord
`oddity`	i230	being not even/ somewhat unusual
`property`	i230	asset of having, here, proper = individual/ specific characteristic
`propriety`	i230	courtesy/ politeness, here, proper = fitted/ suitable 
`futurity`	i230	same as future
`futility`	i230	uselessness, non-necessity < futile[fyU: taL]  cf. fertile[fA: taL/ fa:tAi L], fatal[fEi taL], foretell[fa:tE L]
`dignity`	i230	true worth, calm & serious behavior, high or honorable rank/ post/ title, < dignus( = worthy)
`utility`	i230	useful degree, tool, service Ex. public utility = supplying water, gas, electricity, bus or railway service, and its engineering construction included
`identity`

NAMES

P233  (back pg-list)
`animal`	i233	< anima(L, life), alive, living, moving
`animation`	i233	
`animism`	i233	
`beast`	i233	cruel  feeling
`brute`	i233	ditto
`avian`	i233	< avi(L, bird)
`aviator`	i233	
`augur`	i233	< avi  -- prophet who predict with bird's flying or crying style
`auspice`	i233	omen, spice > spec./ look

`animate`	i233	vivid
`inanimate`	i233	
`animosity`	i233	dislike/ hate, mind with covered black moving shadow  cf. unanimously
`magnanimity`	i233	n., magna(L, big) + anim(L, heart/ mind) + ity
`magnanimous`	i233	
`pusillanimous`	i233	a., timid
`pusillus(L)`	i233	little minded `pusillanimity`	i233	
`unanimous`	i233	same breathe, [yu: nA na mas]  (breathe is moving, in/ out)
`bestial`	i233	< beast  Remark, non/ omit "a"
`brutal`	i233	< brute
`aviary`	i233	n., bird cage
`aviculture`	i233	man who grows birds
`culture`	i233	to grow, till	cf. * shock
`aviation`	i233	avi + ation = science of flying aircraft
`auspicious`	i233	a., good omen
`inauspicious`	i233	a., bad omen
`inaugurate`	i233	v., take places a new open ceremony, perform augury before the official post 
`animus`	i233	hostility, < animus(L, living being, soul, mind, disposition, 
		passion, courage, anger, spirit, feeling).  It has no plural. 

P234  (back pg-list)
`Apollo(G)`	i234	God of sun
`Hermes(G)`	i234	God of commerce
`Mercury(L)`	i234	in Rome myth, god of commerce
`merchant`	i234	< Mercury  --- market, trade
`Aphrodite(G)`	i234	God of love & beauty
`Venus(L)`	i234	Ditto `venereal`	i234	a., sexual disease < Venus
`venereal disease`	i234	= V.D., in Japan, GHQ( General Headquarters; American military) 
		named/ labeled the hinky(?) house such mark just after World War II, 
		some Japanese thought/ mistook it as ( valuable) ornament/ decoration.	--- who knows nothing is happy.

`mercury`	i234	< Mercury, the planet most near the sun( Astronomy)
`Merchant of Death`	i234	they deal the war
`merchantman`	i234	trading ship
`merchandise`	i234	
`-ise`	i234	noun suffix
`mercantile`	i234	commercialism < Mercury
`commerce`	i234	< Mercury
`commercial`	i234	
`venerate`	i234	respect, revere, esteem < Venus(L, love)/ Aphrodite(G)
`veneration`	i234	respect, reverence, expression of deep admiration
`aphrodisia`	i234	too strong/ exceeded sex desire syndrome( illness) < Aphrodite
`cupidity`	i234	greed, too strong desire < Cupid(L)  -- bad meaning??
`erotic`	i234	< Eros(G) = Cupid(L), son of Venus, and god of "love game"
`eroticism`	i234	sensuality, interest for sex < Eros
`erotism`	i234	abnormal sexual excitement/ feaver
`erotomania`	i234	sexual obsession/ compulsive thoght
`martial`	i234	a., beffiting of warrior, war brave; containing iron - akin to material? 
		< Mars(L)( = God of war, planet next to the earth) = Ares(G)
`Martian`	i234	inhabitant in Mars < Mars
Tip:   	Constellations in 12 Zodiac signs (Astrology/ Astronomy)
Planets:	Mercury, Venus, Sun, Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn
Zodiac:	Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo
	Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces

P235  (back pg-list)
Under the Norman( of French) reign, English people complained that Norman ate 
beef, veal, mutton and pork( these spelling comes from French), 
but/ otherwise we only fed ox, cow, sheep and pig( these names are English original)
 (, we couldn't eat them).
`beef`	i235	meat of ox, cow 
`veal`	i235	meat of calf
`mutton`	i235	meat of sheep
`pork`	i235	meat of pig
`caval(L)`	i235	horse which was always for high-society/ nite
`cavalier`	i235	= nite
`hippos(G)`	i235	horse,    Hip is like hip of horse( or/ i.e. Humans hip comes from hippos)?? 
`hippopotamus`	i235	hippos(G, horse) + potamos(G, river)
`potamos`	Mesopotamia

`bovrilize`	i235	< bovril = beef,  boiled beef & get its liquid, extract
`Oxford`	i235	oxen + ford (to wash the horse at the shallow seashore/ riverside)
`beefeater`	i235	Britain gate soldier/ guard-man ( they eat beef so much, &, has good face color)
`beefsteak`	i235	steak = burn
`macon`	i235	mutton + bacon( pork slice)
`muttonchop`	i235	chop = cut & cut, chopped mutton with bones
`pigsty`	i235	sty =dirty place, pig house
`pigtail`	i235	Chinese old/ ancient hear style
`porcupine`	i235	mouse/ rat with pins, like pig( pork) + pins
`porpoise`	i235	dolphin, pig of the sea, pork + se(a)
`calf`	i235	pl. caves
`cavalcade`	i235	cade = go
`cavalryman`	i235	
`hippocampus`	i235	sea-monster
`hippogriff`	i235	hose body & hawk head &  wings by Greek myth `hippodrome`	i235	old Greek sports stadium, drome = race
`bovine`	i235	like a ox , akin to beef

P236  (back pg-list)
`bourgeois`	i236	[bu r ju A], the rich class/ top hierarchy/ privileged class
`borough`	i236	self-governing city, [bA: rou]    cf. guild  -- craft group?
`Marlborough`		one tobacco name of PHilip Morris
`Edinburgh`	i236	
`Canterbury`	i236	
`Hamburg`	i236	
`Boston`	i236	< town
`Birmingham`	i236	ham < home
`Nashville`	i236	ville < village
`village`	i236	
`Lancashire`	i236
`shire`	i236	= state
`sheriff`	i236	< shire

`burgomaster`	i236	mayor in Holland/ Garman
`bourgeoisie`	i236	
`Charleston`	i236	ton < town
`proletarian`	i236	lowest class in ancient Rome, [prou La tE ri: an]
`proletariate`	i236	
`hamburger`	i236	started/ invented from Hamburg
`citizenship`	i236	
`townspeople`	i236	
`villager`	i236	hamlet < village < town
`villain`	i236	n., (like) gang, originally farm servant
`villany`		a., most villain
`country council`	i236	use only in Britain
`homely`	i236	= plain
`homespun`	i236	hand spinning  -- conjugation = spin/spun or span/ spun
`homestead`	i236	stead = place
`homestretch`	i236	
`homey`	i236	a., like my home, at home, n. pal, buddy, friend(slang), [hOU mi:]
`mayor`	i236	cf. major
`mayority`	i236	cf. majority, majesty

P237  (back pg-list)
`breakfast`	i237	break + stop eating, old, used as "He broke his fast"
`fast`	i237	stop eating from religious custom,   -- now, diet??
`breakneck`	i237	dangerous, Ex. * drive   --- vivid expression
`passport`	i237	
`telltale`	i237	tell a story -- i.e. man who tells to police/ teacher( secretly)  -- betrayer
`daybreak`	i237	dawn[dO: n]

`breakwater`	i237	
`cutpurse`	i237	man, pickpocket is more artistic
`catchword`	i237	n., slogan, catch phrase; index word
`catchpenny`	i237	a., fake, surface only true but contents all false, catch a penny but a dollar coin
`grindstone`	i237	
`killjoy`	i237	n., man
`stickpin`	i237	n., ornament pin worn in a necktie  -- conjugation wear/ wore/ worn
`turntable`	i237
`turnkey`	i237
`godsend`	i237	n., sudden happiness like god gave
`breathtaking`	i237	a., like suspense, can't stop breathing, thrill & suspense, very intrigued
`faultfinding`	i237	v., search one's defect
`nightfall`	i237	n. evening, coming night
`playgoer`	i237
`spellbound`	i237 	-- conjugation bind/ bound/ bound  cf. bundle (tied together)
`waterfall`	i237

P238  (back pg-list)
`Cock`	i238	interjection, alias "God", "Oh my God"
`God`	i238
`Cod`	i238
`Cot`	i238
`Cut`	i238
`Cog`	i238	
`Od`	i238	
`Jesus`	i238	
`Heaven`	i238	
`Goodness!`	i238	
`My God!`	i238	
`My!`	i238	
`swear-words`	i238	
`damned`	i238	
`d-d`	i238	[dI: d]/ [dA md]

`hush`	i238	
`bravo`	i238	
`hurrah`	i238	
`huzza`	i238	
`hei`	i238	
`heigh-ho`	i238	
`pshaw`	i238
`fiddlesticks`	i238	fiddle=violine + sticks = int. Nonsense !
`fiddle-de-dee`	i238
cf. i248 	`fiddle-fadale`
`fee-faw-fum`	i238
`confound him`	i238
`the devil`	i238
`Birlady`	i238
`Lor`	i238
`My eye`	i238
`gee`	i238
`hoo-choo`	i238
`ouch`	i238
`bloody`	i238
`hell`	i238	= Go to hell
`marry`	i238

P239  (back pg-list)
`dark horse`	i239
`white elephant`	i239	n., costly or troublesome possession useless to its owner
`fox sleep`	i239	
`sly`	i239

`the Great Bear`	i239
`cat's-paw`	i239
`dog-in-the-manger`	i239
`rain cats and dogs`	i239
`ca's eye`	i239
`dog-ear`	i239
`foxglove`	i239
`lion's share`	i239
`lion's skin`	i239
`mousetrap`	i239	n., trap
`guinea pig`	i239
`pigeon-hole`	i239
`pigtail`	i239
`stag-party`	i239	stag = male deer, party with man only
`stray sheep`	i239	
`cry wolf`	i239	
`wolf in a lamb's skin`	i239	
`cowslip`	i239	
`cowpuncher`	i239	
`black sheep`	i239	

P240  (back pg-list)
`Derby`	i240	< inventor's/ inventor's name
`Caesarian operator`	i240	< Julius Caesar's born/ birth was adapted
`watt`	i240	< finder's name
`volt`	i240	< finder's name
`farad`	i240	< finder's name, Faraday "Science of candle"

`Arctic`	i240	North pole < arktos = big bear/ north 7 cups constellation
`ascot`	i240	horse race place, Ascot
`silhouette`	i240	French financial minister Silhouette who undertook money saving, from its scorn
`bloomer`	i240	inventor, Mrs. Boomer
`buncombe`	i240	address for name saying, from American lawmaker/ senator(cf. attorney)
`sardine`	i240	Sardina island area is taken them well
`mackintosh`	i240	rubber water proof coat < inventor
`meander`	i240	flow as not straight < Meander River in small Asia
`tantalize`	i240	
`giant`	i240	
`gigantic`	i240	Not spell as "giantic"
`procrustean`	i240	
`protean`	i240	
`stentorian`	i240	
`hector`	i240	
`Julian calendar`	i240	
`august`	i240	
`Fabian society`	i240	
`Virginia`	i240	
`Carolina`	i240	
`Pennsylvania`	i240	

P241  (back pg-list)
`downpour`	i241	n., ad. + v. pattern, > makes vivid/ imageful expression & brings current sense
`backstretch`	i241	n., pre/ad +v.
`upturn`	i241	n., pre. +v.

`aftercare`	i241	
`backset`	i241	
`backside`	i241	
`bypass`	i241	
`downfall`	i241	
`forthcoming`	i241	
`income`	i241	
`inlay`	i241	
`offset`	i241	
`offspring`	i241	
`onrush`	i241	
`outbreak`	i241	
`outcome`	i241	
`outlook`	i241	
`outset`	i241	
`overthrow`	i241	
`underthrow`	i241	
`upkeep`	i241	
`upbringing`	i241	
`uphold`	i241	
`uplift`	i241	
`upstart`	i241	

P242  (back pg-list)         noun + ad
`drivein`	i242	n. = v. ad. > gives powerful expression word
`breakup`	i242	
`lockout`	i242	
`pullover`	i242	

`breakdown`	i242	
`breakthrough`	i242	
`castaway`	i242
`drawback`	i242
`gobetween`	i242
`fadein`	i242
`fadeout`	i242
`fallout`	i242
`holdup`	i242
`lookout`	i242
`runaway`	i242
`slip-on`	i242
`standoff`	i242
`standin`	i242
`standstill`	i242
`teachin`	i242
`warm-up`	i242
`washout`	i242
`walkin`	i242	
`walkout`	i242	
`workout`	i242	
`clean up`
`clear up`

P243  (back pg-list)
`export & import`	i243	pair List
`export`	i243	
`import`	i243	
`major`	i243	
`minor`	i243	
`doubt`	i243	check if there is nothing
`suspicion`	i243	check if there is anything
`ambassador`	i243	man
`embassy`	i243	house/ work place of above
`consul`	i243	man
`consulate`	i243	house/ work place of above

`abstract` 		-- `concrete`	i243	
`affirmative`	-- `negative`	i243	
`amity` 		-- `enmity`	i243
`ascent`		-- `descent`	i243
`creditor` 		-- `debtor`	i243    debt[dE t] , not [dE bt]  cf. predator
`don` 		-- `doff`	i243	put on clothes vs. put off
`fertile`	 	-- `sterile`	i243
`frigid` 		-- `torrid`	i243
`homogeneous` 	-- `heterogeneous`	i243
`increase`		-- `decrease`	i243
`longitude` 	-- `latitude`	i243
`majority` 		-- `minority`	i243
`masculine` 	-- `feminine`	i243
`maximum` 	-- `minimum`	i243
`optimist` 		-- `pessimist`	i243
`orthodox` 		-- `heterodox`	i243
`plaintiff` 		-- `defendant`	i243
`plural` 		-- `singular`	i243
`senior` 		-- `junior`	i243
`wax` 		-- `wane`	i243
`convex` 		-- `concave`	i243
`inflation`		-- `deflation`	
`donor`		-- `acceptor`
`needs`		-- `seeds`
`offense/ offense`	-- `defense/ defence`
`demand`		-- `supply`
`active`		-- `passive`
`lend`		-- `borrow`
`opt-on`		-- `opt off/ opt-out`
`retail`		-- `wholesale`
`global`		-- `local`
`respect`		-- `scorn`,  cf. `insult`
`magnitude`	-- `intensity`
`the rich`		-- `the poor`
`be hired`		-- `be fired`
`acute`		-- `chronic`

P244  (back pg-list)
`face`	i244	
`surface`	i244	
`sur-`	i244	
`deface`	i244	in Japan, we say "paint the mud to face/ crush one's face" as meaning of "shame others"
`efface`	i244	
`front`	i244	forehead
`confront`	i244	face to face, be opposite to, encounter (difficulties/ obstacles)
`ocul-`	i244	eye( hole)
`monocle`	i244	
`inoculate`	i244	
`os-`	i244	mouth
`or-`	i244	above plural
`osculate`	i244	= kiss
`oral`	i244	by telling, verbal Ex. an oral examination
`an oral examination`	i244	
`oral intercourse`	i244	not to say loudly
`nose`	i244	
`nostril`	i244	
`nasalize`	i244	
`facial`	i244	
`superficial`	i244	
`facade`	i244	
`face-ache`	i244	
`facet`	i244	cf. faucet
`face-saving`	i244	
`frontier`	i244	
`frontispiece`	i244	
`front line`	i244	Ex. the * of the war, the * of the Internet/ biological technology
`affront`	i244	af- = ad- = toward, insult, hurt sb.'s feeling or self-respect/ dignity, esp. in public
`nasal`	i244	nasal cavity
`oculist`	i244	eye doctor, --not be registered in the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
`binocle`	i244	
`inoculation`	i244	
`oracle`	i244	Ex. Oracle(tm) DB( Data-Base)
`miracle`	i244	Ex. They believe in the miracle/ god.
`orator`	i244	
`oratori(c)al`	i244	
`oratory`	i244	
`oratorio`	i244	
`mouthpiece`	i244	
`mustache`	i244	
`mustaches`	i244	

P245  (back pg-list)
`Ford`	i245	car/ man's name, American No.1 car for common peoples, Henry Ford( auto-manufacture's Father)
`I can't afford a Ford.`	i245	
`Chevrolet`	i245	< F1 racer/ racing car Louis Chevrolet
`sedan`	i245	car style < name of the North France province
`Debonaire`	i245	charming
`Corona`	i245	sun ring
`Buick`	i245	
`Contessa`	i245	
`Crown`	i245	
`Chrysler`	i245	
`Comet`	i245	
`coupe`	i245	2 doors/ 2 seats, cup/ cut/ couple
`Dodge`	i245	clever little invention, plot    cf. gadget
`Daimler`	i245	
`Lincoln`	i245	
`Jaguar`	i245	
`Mustang`	i245	
`Oldsmobile`	i245	
`Packard`	i245	
`Pontiac`	i245	
`Taunus`	i245	
`Benz`	i245	
`Rolls-Royce`	i245	
`Thunderbird`	i245
Tip:  TOYOTA's car names are related head   -- they say, American appreciates its naming sense highly
crown, corona,
corolla [ka: rO: La] 	n., petals of a flower  -- flower crown cf petal = 	leaf-like division of flower

P246  (back pg-list)
`forget-me-not`	i246	This page is "flower name series/ group"
`coxcomb`	i246	
`adonis`	i246	< Adonis who was loved by Venus
`-ia`	i246	Finder's man's name + -ia > flower name
`dahlia`	i246	by Dahl
`magnolia`	i246	by Magnol
`anther`	i246	
`anthology`	i246	
`amaranth`	i246	
`anemone`	i246	anemos(G, wind)
`camelia`	i246	Kamel of Jesuit group brought it from Asia/ Orient.
`iris`	i246	< Greek word "rainbow"
`kiss-me-quick`	i246	pansy ---homosexual( derogatory)??
`maidenhair`	i246	
`marguerite`	i246	< Latin word "pearl"
`narcissus`	i246	
`orchid`	[A: kad]	Greek word of "hoden(Ger/ Deutsch)" ,in Japanese expression "golden ball [kin tama]" , "testicle" in English.
	orkhis(G, testicle, circle/ oval) > orchis(L) > orchi + d( Latin suffix) --- cuz. in Gk, they call from the shape of its plant root
	cf. orc = arc( semi circle/ egg shaped) > orbit/ oval     Ex1. orchad = orc(L, circle) + hard(L, gaden) > fruit garden
	Ex2.orchestra < orkhestra(G, ork( = semicircular space) + khestra( = chorus of dancers performed / = thater))
	Ex.3 orb/ orbit are akin to circle      i.e. in J. like; [Lan] of flowers = [kou gan] = [kin tama]  ---wow!!
	We have a very expensive/ highlevel images to "orchids", but in fact, Gk. named/ called them very honest name. Gk people is well.
`pansy`	i246	
`primrose`	i246	
`daffodil`	i246	
`lily`	i246	
`snowdrop`	i246	
`touch-me-not`	i246	
`tulip`	i246	
`wisteria`	i246	
`hyacinth`	i246	
`morning glory`	i246	
`peony`	i246	

P247  (back pg-list)
`G.H.Q.`	i247	now, "Go Home Quickly", originally "General Headquarters"
`bar-hopping`	i247	
`W.C.`	i247	Winston Churchill
`LP`	i247	
`F.M.`	i247	
`Mt.`	i247	Mountain
`CM`	i247	
`DM`	i247	
`D.P.E.`	i247	
`FEN`	i247	
`AFN`	i247	American Forces Network
`EAGLE 810`	i247	
`F.B.I.`	i247	
`G men`	i247	
`IBM`	i247	
`ID Card`	i247	
`LIONS Club`	i247	
`M.C.`	i247	
`NATO`	i247	
`PR`	i247	
`P.P.S.`	i247	
`Q.T.`	i247	
`RADAR`	i247	
`SEATO`	i247	
`TKO`	i247	
`SRAM`	i247	
`SF`	i247	
`VIP`	i247	

P248  (back pg-list)
`go-go`	i248	reduplication, esp. much are used in infant or primitive races
`pooh-pooh`	i248	
`so-so`	i248	
`ping-pong`	i248	imitative word, mimetic word 
`bow-wow`	i248	dog's cry voice
`see-saw`	i248	
`boogie-woogie`	i248	
`abracadabra`	i248	
`baddy-baddy`	i248	
`ding-dong`	i248	ringing noise
`fiddle-fadale`	i248	
`gaga`	i248	simpleton, senile person, crazy
`goody-goody`	i248	
`hocus-pocus`	i248	in magic
`hoity-toity`	i248	
`hokey-pokey`	i248	in conjurer's tricks/ conjuring, deception, cheep ice-cream bought in the road
`hubba-hubba`	i248	hurry up!( Slang), good!, nice!( used by males)
`hugger-mugger`	i248	sneak, litter/ untidness, hugger = ambush
`humpty-dumpty`	i248	egg shaped figure
`hush-hush`	i248	much secret,      cf. hush = be silent/ quiet, shut up[shA (t)rap], shut your mouth
`mumbo-jumbo`	i248	superstitious idol, empty talk 
`muu-muu`	i248	Hawaiian casual ware
`pretty-pretty`	i248	
`putty-putty`	i248	scooter's sound
`quack-quack`	i248	goose's crying sound  cf. quack doctor = non-skill doctor
`tick-tack`	i248	clock sound
`yackety-yak`	i248	long empty chat

P249  (back pg-list)
`Hottentot`	i249	"hot" en( =and) "tot", European heard every uttered sound like "hot" or "tot".
`cough`	i249	pseudo-sound
`gong`	i249	
`cookadoodledoo`	i249	
`baa`	i249	sheep
`bang`	i249	door, band, cannon
`buzzy`	i249	wing sound of bee/ fly
`ding-a-ling`	i249	
`fizz`	i249	xxx-shanpane > gin fizz
`hum`	i249	humming
`flash`	i249	
`flush`	i249	
`honk`	i249	
`plunk`	i249	
`slim`	i249	
`slender`	i249	
`slip`	i249	
`slit`	i249	
`slash`	i249	
`splash`	i249	
`sizzle`	i249	
`smack`	i249	sound by kissing
`thud`	i249	
`whiz(z)`	i249	[hyu:]
`bump`	i249	+1,-1, collide sound Ex. * up/ down
`wash`	i249	

P250  (back pg-list)
`humor`	i250	originally it indicate 4 body's liquid 1.blood 2.phlegm 3. choler 4. melancholy
`cheer`	i250	cheer(L, face)
`cheerful`	i250	
`choleric`	i250	angryful
`cholera`	i250	
`bilious`	i250	
`atrabilious`	i250	atra = black
`facetious`	i250	
`gall`	i250	bitter, gall  bile
`gloomy`	i250	gloom( = shadow)
`hilarity`	i250	
`hilarious`	i250	hiraros(Gk.) = cheerful
`ill-humored`	i250	ill = bad
`humorless`	i250	
`humorsome`	i250	
`jocular`	i250	
`jocose`	i250	
`joker`	i250	
`juggler`	i250	
`phlegmatic`	i250	
`phlegmy`	i250	
`sanguine`	i250	sang = blood
`sanguinary`	i250	bloody

P251  (back pg-list)
`Jack-in-the-box`	i251	
`Jack`	i251	
`John`	i251	
`jack-of-all-trades`	i251	compound word
`Honest John`	i251	
`who's who`	i251	
`cross-word-puzzle-itis`	i251	-itis = disease
`get-at-able`	i251	 `good-for-nothing`	i251	man of useless
`hail-fellow-well-met`	i251	friendly relation
`how-do-you-do`	i251	= how-d'ye-do
`jack-o'-lantern`	i251	at/ in Halloween
`Johnny-on-the-spot`	i251	who can do everything at once/ on the spot 
`man-of-war`	i251	= warship
`matter-of-fact`	i251	
`Mr. Know-all`	i251	in use scornfully
`ne'er-do-well`	i251	[nEa du:weL] n., disreputable person, unless or good-for-nothing person
`ne'er`	i251	[nea:] ad., (poet.) never, not at all, 
`out-of-date`	i251	a., old fashioned, not current/ now-sense
`up-to-date`	i251	opp. out-of-date
`stay-at-home`	i251	who doesn't/ (feels hard to) go out from home (willingly), always stay at home
`title-itis`	i251	who is easy to trust man's title, itis = disease suffix
`touch-me-not-ishness`	i251	Dickens' artificial word
`what-d'ye-call-him`	i251	
`what-not`	i251	
`what-you--may-call-it`	i251	 
`whichamacallit`	i251	Which am I to call it?
`whodunit`	i251	Who done( = did) it?
`what with A and what with B`	i251	Ex. I was busy *

P252  (back pg-list)
`japan`	i252	goods by place name,[uLushi]
`china`	i252	dish/ cup/ vase etc.
`sandwich`	i252	goods by inventor's name --- Sandwich Count
`lynch`	i252	death punishment ----Lynch who was a lord in Virginia, he imposed it to his slave
`turkey`	i252	no related to Turkey
`cashmere -- Cashmere ( India)`	i252	
`damask -- Damascus( Syria)`	i252	
`muslin -- Mosul( Iraq)`	i252	
`lawn -- Laon( France)`	i252	
`tartan -- Tartaros( Greece)`	i252	
`worsted -- Worsted of Norfolk( England)`	i252
`majolica -- Majorica( Spain)`	i252
`bronze -- Brundsiun( now Brindsi) (Italy)`	i252
`magnet -- Magnesic( now Manisa) (Turkey)`	i252
`sardine -- Sardinia bay/ gulf(?)( Italy)`	i252
`pistol -- Pistola( now Pistoja) (Italy)`	i252
`canary -- Canary Islands (Africa, Atlantic Ocean, mandated by Spain)`	i252
`sodomy -- Sodom( ancient Phoenicia)`	i252
`spaniel -- Spain`	i252
`boycott -- Captain Boycott`	i252
`guy -- Guy Fawkes`	i252
`cinderella -- Princess Cinderella, step daughter`	i252
`burke -- William Burke, Ireland`	i252
`pander -- Pandarus ( who intervened with Troilus and Cressida)`	i252
`guillotine -- Guillotin( inventor, French doctor)`	i252

P253  (back pg-list)
`Jupiter`	i253
`Jove`	i253	= Jupiter(L/ Rome) = Zeus(G) = father
`by Jove`	i253	I swear by Jove/ God/ ( Jesus)
`Juno`	i253	wife of Jove, family name was "Moneta"
`money`	i253	< Moneta
`Vulcan`	i253	god of fire & blacksmith
`Bacchus`	i253	god of spirits
`day of the week`	i253	from North Europe myth
`jovial`	i253	
`mint`	i253	< Monetamonetary
`volcano`	i253	< Valcan
`Volcano Islands`	i253	in Japan
`volcanic`	i253	a.
`volcanic glass`	i253	
`vulcanite`	i253	hard rubber
`Icarian`	i253	< Icarus
`morphine`	i253	< Morpheus
`Monday`	i253	
`Tuesday`	i253	
`Wednesday`	i253	
`Thursday`	i253	
`Friday`	i253	
`Saturday`	i253	
`Sunday`	i253	
`bacchanalia`	i253	< Bacchus
`Saturnalia`	i253	
`satyriasis`	i253	
`Olympic`	i253	
`Olympiad`	i253
`Parnassian`	i253	

P254  (back pg-list)
`mob`	i254	mobole vulgus(L) = excited crowd
`advertisement`	i254	
`ad`	i254	
`Ben.`	i254	Benjamin
`canter`	i254	Canterbury
`bach`	i254	bachelor
`bike`	i254	bicycle
`brig`	i254	brigantine, sail ship
`cab`	i254	cabriolet
`co-ed`	i254	co-educationed
`doc`	i254	doctor
`drawing-room`	i254	withdrawing-room
`ee`	i254	Ex. Thank'ee!
`exam`	i254	examination
`fag`	i254	fatigue
`gym`	i254	gymnasium
`hon`	i254	honey
`motor`	i254	motor car
`pub`	i254	public house
`photo`	i254	photograph
`plane`	i254	aeroplane
`mike`	i254	microphone
`flu, flue`	i254	influenza
`phone`	i254	telephone
`tec`	i254	detective
`vet`	i254	veterinary, animal doctor

P255  (back pg-list)
`motel`	i255	
`motorist`	i255	
`hotel`	i255	
`portmanteau word`	i255	travel trunk/ bag
`smog`	i255	
`smoke`	i255	
`fog`	i255	
`Alice in Wonderland`	i255	
`Lewis Carrol`	i255	
`chuckle`	i255	
`chuckle`	i255	
`chortle`	i255	
`crush hour`	i255	
`crush`	i255	
`rush`	i255	
`brunch`	i255	breakfast + lunch
`ranch`	i255	
`lunper`	i255	lunch + supper,  why isn't "lumper"??  English has no coherence/ consistency.
`transceiver`	i255	
`grumble`	i255	growl + rumble, complain with self-talking
`flush`	i255	flash + blush
`clash`	i255	
`crash`	i255	
`crush`	i255	
`dumbfound`	i255	dumb + confound, astonished
`luncheon`	i255	lunch + nuncheon, snack
`flurry`	i255	fly( =flow) + hurry
`squash`	i255	squeeze + crash
`wring`	i255	
`splatter`	i255	splash + spatter
`blurt`	i255	blow + spurt, say/ tell suddenly
`flirt`	i255	
`electrocute`	i255	electro + execute
`slanguage`	i255	slang + language
`twirl`	i255	twist + whirl
`teleview`	i255	
`telecast`	i255	TV + broadcast
`instamatic`	i255	instant + automatic

P256  (back pg-list)
`Naples`	i256	Napoli(Ita) < neos( new) + polis( city)
`See Naples and die.`	i256	
`neo`	i256	new
`navel orange`	i256
`navel`	i256	
`Novgorod`	i256	Russian Gorky city'es name < new city
`New York`	i256	
`Newton`	i256	new + town
`novel`	i256	new + tale
`neon`	i256	new thing
`veteran`	i256	
`archaic`	i256	ancient
`Napolitan`	i256	Ex. * ice (3 colors ice cream)
`novelist`	i256	
`novelty`	i256	abstract noun suffix -ty
`novice`	i256	beginner
`innovation`	i256	
`renovate`	i256	
`renovator`	i256	
`novitiate`	i256	
`renown`	i256	fame, repute, esteem
`neoclassic`	i256	
`neolithic`	i256	lith = stone
`neologism`	i256	logos = language
`inveterate`	i256	
`inveteracy`	i256	
`ancestral`	i256	a.
`ancestry`	i256	n.
`Veteran's Day`	i256	American national holiday, World War I

P257  (back pg-list)
`nightgame`	i257	"nighter" is Japanese local English, Japanese only Japanish 
		-- non global/ worldwide. & in many case we utter it non-accent/ flatly. 
		For us, it's enough (cuz we have only small English vocabulary??). 
`table speech`	i257	maid in Japan English, Japanese local
`an afterdinner speech`	i257	right expression
`romance gray (hair)`	i257	Japanese local, created/ invented by former vice-president Morita of Sony
`varnish`	i257	n., v. [vA: nish], in Japan local [nis]

`bromide`	i257	J. local,[pLomaido],  "promide" spelling is not dict.
`bunt`	i257	in baseball, [bando/ bAnto] J. local, "band" indicates music band or belt only in fact.
`curried rice`	i257	[kaLe: Lais], if vessels are separated, "curry and rice"
`grounder`	i257	in baseball, J. local [goLo]
`guinea pig`	i257	J. say [moL mot], "marmot" which is not experiment animal
`congregation`	i1000	****
`synagogue`	i1000	*****
`girder`	i257	J. say [ga: do (Le: L)]
`gravure`	i257	J say [gLa bia], true is [gra vyUa]
`flannel`	i257	in fabric, J. say [nE L]
`glove`	i257	in baseball, J. say [gLO: b]
`globe`	i257	ball, the earth, sphere
`vicuna`	i257	J. say [Lakuda] as camel( wool), in fact the llama in South America
`plait`	i257	J. say [pLI: ts] in clothes tailor field.
`veneer`	i257	J. say [beni ya (ita)], true is [vanI: r] 
`label`	i257	J. say [LabeLu] or [Le ttELu], true is [LEi baL]
`patrol car`	i257	J. say [pato ka: ]
`salaried man`	i257	J. say [saLaLi: man]
`trunk`	i257	J. say [toLan ku]
`tunnel`	i257	J. say [ton neLu] ,in USA [tA naL]   cf. channel [chA naL] - canal, chat room on the internet
`white shirt`	i257	J. say [wai shatsu], J. all call so to even with color/ stripe
`Tokyo bombers`	some J. say [ -- bonba: z] -- apparently wrong. they haven't learned English in school, perhaps.
` XX Cordial Securities Inc.`	some J. say [ -- kO: di aL --], this is wrong at least in American.
` Red Cardinal`	American baseball team name, J. say [ka: jI naL] --- this is wrong, too.
`cardinal`	a., main, primary, fundamental   Ex.* number = 1,2,3,..,   * points = north, south, east, west
	n., high ranking official of the Roman Catholic, 
	The N.Amer. songbird (Cardinalis virginianus) is attested from 1678, 
	so named for its resemblance to the red robes of the cardinals. 
`credit card`	J. say [kLe jitt ka: do] -- this is wrong, true is [krE dat] or [krE dit].
`family`	all J. say [fA mi Li:] , but American say [fA mLi:].  which should be true?
`Tokyo`	J. say [to: kyou] usually (mu, mu, 100%), but foreigner says [tO: kyo]
	-- I'd like to say, "don't accent to Japanese name"
Tip:
Long time ago, I've heard saying "Chin Chiku, Chin Chiku" in a train( Odakyu Line),
that was to be "Shinjuku" in fact. I laughed in mind (LOL). Some foreigner/ tribe can't utter
"shi", instead they pronounce "chi", --- this is true tale.
Japanese are the same like such peoples, for example, we don't speak "ra" in usual
conversation, we use pronunciation "La". This may sound odd to native foreigner.
They do LOL in their mind, perhaps.
Ex. "Than you" --- This J. pronouncing sounds to American as "Sunk you" .
sink/ sank/ sunk -- that is, they think "I was sunk (by you)" -- it's so LOL. -- this is really real.
(here, LOL = "Lots of Laughs/ Laughing Out Loud" often used in Internet chat now. slang abridged term)

P258  (back pg-list)
`oblong`	i258	< long
`circle`	i258	< orb
`angle`	i258	< `-gon`
`straight`	i258	< `rect`
`orbit`	i258	
`rectangle`	i258
`curve`	i258	
`cone`	i258	
`cube`	i258	
`cubic`	i258	
`crown`	i258 	= corona
`corona`	i258 	= crown
`-shaped`	i258
`egg-shaped`	i258

`orb`	i258	orbis(L, circle), sphere
`exorbitant`	i258	
`diagonal`	i258	dia = through, gon = angle
`n-gon`	i258	
`rectangular`	i258	
`rectilinear`	i258	= straight line
`cubism`	i258	< Picasso
`coronation`	i258	corona = crown
`cornet`	i258	
`curvature`	i258	curve
`curvilinear`	i258	a.
`conic(al)`	i258	
`oval`	i258	< ovum(L, egg)
`lozenge`	i258	
`square`	i258	
`T-square`	i258	
`rondo`	i258	in music, round
`roundel`	i258	small circle shape thg.
`zigzag`	i258	zag < teeth
`trapezoid`	i258	table-like

P259  (back pg-list)
`orthodox`	i259	
`ortho`	i259	right, genuine  opp. hetero = different, [O: r tha]
`dox`	i259	opinion
`hetero`
`Orthodoxy is my doxy, heterodoxy is another man's doxy.`	i259	
`pseudo-`	i259	fake, [sU: dou]
`quasi-`	i259	likely
`hyper-`	i259	above, high(er)
`hypo`	i259	under
`hyphen`	i259	under + hen( = one), "-"

`orthoepy`	i259	epos = word`orthography`	i259	ortho( = right) + graphy( = write)
`heterography`	i259	
`heteromorphism`	i259	hetero + morph( = form)
`heterosexual`	i259	
`heterogeneous`	i259	genus
`pseudomyn`	i259	pseudo = false, onym = name
`pseudo-classic`	i259	
`pseudomorph`	i259	
`quasicholera`	i259	
`quasicorporation`	i259	
`hyperbole`	i259	
`hypercritical`	i259	
`hypersonic`	i259	
`hypochondria`	i259	
`hypocrite`	i259	
`hypodermic`	i259	derma(L) = skin
`hypophysis`	i259	pl. = hypophyses
`hypothesis`	i259	thesis = putting, under putting/ setting

P260  (back pg-list)
`parasol`	i260	Sol(L) = Helios(G) = god of the sun
`helicopter`	i260	
`lunar`	i260	luna = moon
`constellation`	i260	stella = star
`asterisk`	i260	star mark  "*"
`disaster`	i260	= ill star, be away from lucky star, great or sudden misfortune   
		cf. catastrophy, calamity, crisis, famine, starvation, harvest

`solar`	i260	
`the solar system`	i260	
`solstice`	i260	stice
`solstitial`	i260	
`heliotrope`	i260	trops = turn forward
`helium`	i260	
`helioscope`	i260	
`helianthus`	i260	anthus = flower
`helicopter`	i260	pteron = wing
`heliocentric`	i260	
`geocentric`	i260	
`heliograph`	i260	
`lunatic`	i260	= moon-struck, he howls at noon night
`sublunary`	i260	
`stellar`	i260	a., 
`astronomy`	i260	
`astronomer`	i260	
`astrology`	i260	
`aster`	i260	name of flower
`star-spangled`	i260	
`the Star-Spangled Banner`	i260	USA banner( / national flag)   cf. national anthem, national holiday
`the Stars and Stripes`	i260	

P261  (back pg-list)
`skirt-chaser`	i261	check xxx- mania  family
`bird`	i261	
`box`	i261	
`bug`	i261	crazy man, has more fit nuance than mania
`car-bug`	i261	car mania
`mania`	i261
`crazy`	i261		cf. frenzy 
`dizzy`	i261	a. reeling  ex. as dizzy as a goose   cf. dissy
`mad`	i261
`nutty`	i261
`hamburger`	i261
`muttonburger`	i261
`vender`	i261
`butcher`	i261	vender   cf. murder, killer, slayer

`cunt-chaser`	i261
`early bird`	i261	Ex. * catches the worm.     cf. night owl ; nighthawk 
`jailbird`	i261	prisoner, [jEi L]
`lazybones`	i261
`chatterbox`	i261	who chats like a jukebox
`dreambox`	i261	dreamer/ dream-maker, like a box full of dream
`knowledge-box`	i261	who full of knowledge      cf. walking dictionary
`sneezebox`	i261	
`coffee boy`	i261	cf. coffee vender = auto-sell-machine
`speedboy`	i261	speed maker
`tomboy`	i261	n., girl who likes rough noisy games, girl with boyish behavior, hoyden  -- not so bad meaning
`hoyden`		- 1593, from Du. heiden "rustic, uncivilized man," from M.Du. heiden "heathen."
	 	Originally in Eng. "rude, boorish fellow," sense of "ill-bred, boisterous female" first recorded 1676
`movie bug`	i261	
`hi-fi bug`	i261	
`jitterbug`	i261	swinger mania, hopper
`car-crazy`	i261	-happy, -dizzy, -mad
`jazz-crazy`	i261	jazz has slang "vagina", too
`beefburger`	i261	
`Chineseburger`	i261	containing the rice   cf. Cheeseburger
`beer butcher`	i261	cf. coffee boy
`candy butcher`	i261	butcher is flesh shop/ cow killer

P262  (back pg-list)
`snore`	i262	
`sn-`	i262	has a sense/sound related "nose + ing"`sneeze`	i262	
`sniff`	a synonym for smell (v.) it dates from 1845. The scornful sense is from 1859	--- i.e. nose(v.)/ snxxx is akin to smell
`wr-`	i262	has a sense/ sound related "twist + ing"
`wriggle`	i262	
`writhe`	i262	
`wrist`	i262	

`snarl`	i262	
`sneer`	14c., from N.Fris. sneere "to scorn," related to O.E. fnaran "to snort, gnash one's teeth," from P.Gmc. *fnes-, from PIE *pneu- "to breathe." 
`snicker`	i262	
`sniffle`	i262	
`snivel`	i262	
`snook`	i262	n., thumbs on nose gesture, gesture of derision/ scorn/ boring [snU k] `snoot`	i262	
`snooty`	i262	
`snooze`	i262	= nore
`snort`	i262	
`snotty`	i262 `snout`	i262
`snub`	i262	[snab] - early 13c., from O.N. snubba "to curse, scold, reprove." 
	Meaning "treat coldly" appeared 18c. The adj. meaning "short and turned up" (of the nose) is first recorded 1724. 
	The connecting notion is of being "cut short." 
`snuff`	i262
`snuffle`	i262
`wrangle`	i262
`wreath`	i262
`wrench`	i262
`wretch`	i262	n., 1.unfortunate & miserable person 2.contemptible, mean person,   a. = *ed
`wrinkle`	i262
`wring`	i262	twist & squeeze tightly; force (esp. water) out by doing this  Ex. * (out) wet clothes
`wry`	i262	[rAi]
`snoop`	v., pry into other person's affair,   pry = inquire too curiously into
`snoopy`	a. nosy, meddlesome     Snoopy = n., dog character from the cartoon strip series "Peanuts"
`sneak`	1596 (first in Shakespeare), probably related to sniken "to creep, crawl," related to O.E. snican 
	"to desire, reach for sneakily," from P.Gmc. *sneikanan. The noun is from 1785. 
	,akin to "snake" Ex. Sneak-a-Peek( in WiseNut engine)
`sneaker`	rubber-soled shoe," 1895, earlier sneak (1883), so called because the shoe was noiseless. 
`snake`	serpent, O.E. snaca, from P.Gmc. *snakon, from base *snag-, *sneg- "to crawl." 
	Meaning "treacherous person" is first recorded 1590. The verb is from 1653; the sense of 
	"to wind or twist like a snake" is from 1875. Snake eyes in crapshooting sense is from 1929. 
	Snake oil is from 1927  cf. Monkey Python (British TV comedy)
`toil & snare` 	snare = "noose for catching animals," 11c., from O.N. snara "noose, snare,"
	 related to soenri "twisted rope," from P.Gmc. *snarkho., i.e. trap, toil = labor (like a bone bw broken)
	Ex.  "Literature is a toil and a snare" = Literature is a hard( up & down, various difficulty) way/ life

P263  (back pg-list)
`tuberculosis`	i263
`tuberculine`	i263
`-osis`	i263	(Medi.) = abnormal or diseased condition, state, or process of the .., caused by .., characterized by..
		suffix substantive ( used mainly with nouns)
`-asis`	i263	disease name
`-itis`	i263	ditto, (Medi.) = inflammatory disease of,  suffix substantive ( used with name of part of the body)
`scarlet fever`	i263	
`whooping cough`	i263	
`sud`	i263	< suddenly, -- die suddenly    in J. [pokkuri byou]

`aphasia`	i263	phanai = speak
`apoplexy`	i263	strike down
`arthritis`	i263	arthon = connector
`beriberi`	i263	 - 1879, intensifying reduplication of Singhalese(Sri Lanka, formerly "Ceylon") beri "weakness." , in J. [kakke]
`cancer`	i263	O.E., from L. "a crab," later, "malignant tumor." Greek physician Galen, among others,
		 noted similarity of crabs to some tumors with swollen veins. From Gk. karkinos, which,
		 like the Mod.E. word, has three meanings: crab, tumor, and the zodiac constellation (1391), 
		from PIE base *qarq- "to be hard" (like the shell of a crab); cf. Skt. karkatah "crab," 
		karkarah "hard;" and probably cognate with PIE base *qar-tu- "hard, strong," source of Eng. 
		hard. Meaning "person born under the zodiac sign of Cancer" is from 1894. Cancer stick "cigarette" is from 1959.
`carditis`	i263	
`catarrh`	i263	
`chorea`	i263	
`diabetes`	i263	dia( = through) + betes( = flowing)
`dysentery`	i263	
`elephantiasis`	i263	
`enteritis`	i263	
`epilepsy`	i263	
`gastritis`	i263	< gaster(G, stomach)
`measles`	i263	
`meningitis`	i263	
`pleurisy`	i263	 `psychosis`	i263	
`rachitis`	i263	
`trachoma`	i263	
`typhoid`	i263	tuphos(G, vapor)
`typhus`	i263	cf. typhoid
`inflammation`	i263	flame

P264  (back pg-list)
`X-legged`	i264	-- why X??, isn't it, `O-legged` ??? ( J. legs isn't so long..)
`bandy-legged`	i264	
`T-cloth`	i264	Indian cotton with trade mark "T"
`Y-road`	i264	
`ABC`	i264
`ABCDarian`	i264	
`A-bomb`	i264	A = Atomic
`G ship`	i264	
`G pen`	i264	
`H-bomb`	i264	H = Htdrogen, [bA m]   in J. utter [bo mb], everybody mistaken. we're all foolish! 
`L`	i264	
`round O`	i264	
`R`		radius  cf. diameter (= 2R)
`3 R's`	i264	literacy =Reading, wRiting, aRithmetic
`S wrench`	i264	
`T bandage`	i264	
`T shirt`	i264	
`U-boat`	i264	German
`Q-boat`	i264	England, against U-boat dummy ship
`U tube`	i264	
`V`	i264	Victory
`Y branch`	i264	
`Y cartilage`	i264	
`Y cross`	i264	
`Y joint`	i264	
`Y shirt`		White shirt  --Is this Japanese local?
`P man`		[pi: man](J.) is "bell pepper" , "He is P-man" = contents is empty, i.e. foolish
`H`		in J., "H" = [hen tai](J.) = abnornal sex sense  -- [hen] = not ordinal [tai] = attitude, habit, body
`3K ism`		in J., [kitanai](dirty), [kitsui](hard, severe), [kiken](dangerous), 3K is Japanese common occupation/ work pronoun(/ big characteristic/ feature).
`QC activity`		Quality Control

Tip: from Bible
REVELATION 21: 6     -- common sense of Christian --- maybe, cuz I'm not C.
And he said to me, "It is done, I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End.
I will give of the fountain of the water of life freely to him who thirsts."




`alleviate`	[aLivieit]  v., lessen < allay(L)[aLi]  < a( down) + lay = lay down = lighten = mitigate
---w( double) -l- was mistaken, they say so. cuz 17C Latinism's mistake.
`ally`	[aLai] 	v., collaborate, co-work   n. = alliance --coalition/ connection by official pact/ treaty
`alley`	[aLi]	n. small street/ path/ lane
`precursor` of mustard gas (55-gallon drum, Iraq)	omen, posibility, herald
the barrel may contain the nerve agent cyclosarin and a blister agent 
`offbeat`		a. not coinciding with the regular beat, not stereotype, not traditional & irregular & outstanding
`culmination`	n. highest point, climax
`embryo` [Embri:ou]	n. fetus, young of a human or animal in its early stage, embryon, gamete(Fr)
`fetus`	[fI:tas]	n., young of a human or animal while in the womb or egg
`womb`	[wU:m]	n., uterus, place where sth. is generated, female cavity
`them`	i1000	
`'em`	i1000	old them
`demitasse`	small coffee cup
`tassa`	cup( teacup, coffeecup, ..etc.)
`deter`	v., [D IH0 T ER1] control not to do Ex. Terror alerts don't deter travelers.  cf. determine
	(-rr-) discourage; cause ( a person) to hesitate or feel doubt, fear, etc.
	ex. Failure did not deter him from trying again.
	- 1579, from L. deterrere, from de- "away" + terrere "frighten." Deterrent is from 1829. 
`determine`	- c.1374, "to come to an end," also "to settle, decide," from O.Fr. determiner (12c.), 
	from L. determinare "set limits to," from de- "off" + terminare "to mark the end or boundary," 
	from terminus "end, limit." Sense of "coming to a firm decision" (to do something) is 
	from 1450. Determination "quality of being resolute" is from 1822. Determinism is 1846 
	in theology (lack of free will); 1876 in general sense of "the doctrine that everything 
	that happens is determined by a necessary chain of causation." 
`President's Memorial Day Proclamation`	Memorial Day is much more than a three-day weekend 
	that marks the beginning of summer. To many people, especially the nation's thousands of combat veterans, 
	this day, which has a history stretching back all the way to the Civil War, is an important reminder 
	of those who died in the service of their country. 
	-- usu. be assigned  the last Monday in May, but different among the States ( cuz USA is very large).
Iraqis attack Army checkpoint as area turns increasingly perilous 
`peril`	n., v,  danger, risk, hazard < 12c., peril(Old Fr) < periculum(L, an attempt, risk, danger)
	< experiri(L, try) + instrumental suffix -culum. Replaced O.E. fear. 
`perilous`	a., dangerous
`experience`	- c.1378, from O.Fr. experience, from L. experientia "knowledge gained by repeated trials," 
	from experientem (nom. experiens), prp. of experiri "to try, test, venture" 
	from ex- "out of" + peritus "experienced, tested." 
	The v. (1533) first meant "to test, try;" sense of "feel, undergo" first recorded 1588. 
`experiment`	-1348, from O.Fr. experiment, from L. experimentum "a trial, test," 
		from experiri "to test, try" (see experience). 
`expert`	 (adj.) - c.1384, from L. expertus, pp. of experiri "to try, test" (see experience). 
	The n. sense of "person wise through experience" existed 15c., reappeared 1825. 
	Expertise (1868) is from Fr. expertise "expert appraisal, expert's report." 
`perish`	 -late 13c., from stem of O.Fr. perir, from L. perire, from per- "to destruction" + ire "to go."
`period`	peri(G, around) + hodos(G, going away/ journey), "Dot marking end of a sentence" later,         cf. P165
`imperial`	< empire or emperor, Imperialism, in the sense of "one country's rule over another," first recorded 1878.
`imperious`		in bad sense imperial, tyrannical
`inexperienced`	unskilled, ignorant, 
`peri`	 	-1777, from Pers(= Persian). pari, race of superhuman beings originally represented as malevolent, 
		later as angelic genii(L, genius).    --- pari = a fairy, sufficiently, same, similar, even
`peri-` 	- from Gk. peri (prep.) "around, about." 
`wizard`
`lizard`
`buzzard`
`gizzard`
`blizzard`
`biohazard`
`bric-a-brac`	"a bric et a brac(Fr) " > "at random, any old way." , a miscellaneous collection of often antique of virtu( rare/ curious art)
`virtu`		Non in CMU
`virtual`		[vA: chu: aL]		Ex. * reality
`virtue`		[vA: chu: ]
`overture`		[Ou va: cha: ]
`decoy`	n., trap, lure
`archaeologist`	n., scientific study of ancient peoples < arkhaios(G, ancient) < arkhe(G, a beginning) 
`antic`	- 1529, from It. antico "antique," from L. antiquus (see antique). 
	Originally (like grotesque) referring to the strange and fantastic representations on ancient murals 
	unearthed around Rome, later extended to anything bizarre. 
`scam`	n., fraud, swindle, con
`gadget`
`budget`
`Virgo`
`chivalry`
`discrepancy`	Ex. But it has also lead to this amount of discrepancy of 
		sound-to-spelling correspondence and the problems therein.
`fater`	v., hesitate; stammer; stumble; sway, totter
`stammer`	v., akin to *stam-/ *stum(L, check, impede), stutter in speaking
`stumble`	v., stagger (while walking)
`tumble`		v., fall, topple, drop  -- cf. tumbler =  "drinking glass" with a rounded or pointed bottom 
	which could not be set down until it was empty. 
`one(1)`	- O.E. an, from P.Gmc. *ainaz, from PIE *oinos. Originally pronounced as it still is 
	in only, and in dial. good 'un, young 'un, etc., the now-standard pronunciation "wun" began
	c.14c. in southwest and west England (Tyndale, a Gloucester man, spells it won in his Bible
	 translation), began to be general 18c. Use as indefinite pronoun infl. by unrelated Fr. on and
 	L. homo. One-horse "small-scale, petty" is Amer.Eng. colloquial from 1854. One-night 
	stand is 1880 in performance sense; 1963 in sexual sense. One of the boys "ordinary 
	amiable fellow" is from 1893. One-track mind is from 1927. 	
`guilty`	a., criminal, sin, violate   n.= guilt
`quit`	v., - 12c., from O.Fr. quite "free, clear," from L. quietus "free" (in M.L. "free from war,
	 debts, etc."), also "calm, resting." Originally "to pay a debt;" sense of "leave" is c.1390;
	 that of "stop" is c.1300; that of "give up" is from 1440. Quitter as an insult is 1881, Amer.Eng. 
	cf. quite, quiet, ubiquitous( ubi + quit + ous) are all akin to
`ubiquitous`	[yu: bI kwi tas]
`ubiquity` 	- 1579, from M.Fr. ubiquite, from L. ubique "everywhere," from ubi "where" + que "any,"
	 a suffix that can give universal meaning to the word it is attached to. 
	Originally a Lutheran theological position, maintaining the omnipresence of Christ.
	 Ubiquitous in the sense of "turning up everywhere" is first recorded 1752, 
	originally a jocular extension of the theological word.
`meister(Ger)`	n., master, champion, foreman
`contempt`	- 14c., from L. contemptus "scorn," pp. of contemnere, from com- intens. 
	prefix + temnere "to slight, scorn," of uncertain origin. Contemptuous is from 1529. 
`bunch`
`hayseed`
`hyperbole`
`imposter`
`dawg`	n., a person, usu. a good friend: "Hey dawg, whus up?"
`oops`
`ordeal `
`telly`
`pain`
`smuggle`
`scene`
`a tad`	a little bit, a small amount
`drone`	n., male bee , person who does no work & lives on others; low humming sound (as) made by bees
	v., make a *, buzz, hum; talk or sign in a low, monotonous tone
`indignation`
`recommend`
`recommendation`
`hate`		i2000
`bullshit` [bulsit],  cf. drivel  cf. bulldog, bulldozer, bullet, bulletin, bullpen, bully[buLi]( ex. bullying at school)
`feel sorry for`
`tough shit`
`rant`	v., speak wildly, violently, or boastingly   , n., *er
`intrinsic`	a., (of value , quality) belonging naturally; existing within, not coming outside
`forerunner`	n., sign of what is to follow; person who foretells & prepares for the coming of another in history
`foreign`	- c.1250, ferren, foreyne, from O.Fr. forain, from L.L. foranus "on the outside, exterior," from L. foris "outside," lit.
	 "out of doors," related to fores "door;" spelling altered 17c. 
	perhaps by influence of reign, sovereign. Originally used literally; sense of "not in one's own land" is early 15c.
`solid`	- 1391, from O.Fr. solide "firm, dense, compact," from L. solidus "firm, whole, entire" (related to salvus "safe"), 
	from PIE base *sol-. Slang sense of "wonderful, remarkable" first attested 1920 among jazz musicians. 
	Solidify is from 1799. 
`aggregate`	v./a./n., - c.1400, from L. aggregatus, pp. of aggregare "add to," from ad- "to" + gregare "herd,"
		 so "to lead to a flock." , total, taken as a whole,     cf. aggregation, congregation
`herd`	n./v., number of cattle, etc. feeding or going about together; (contemptuous) the mass of common people
`syndicate`	- 1624, "council or body of representatives," from Fr. syndicat, from syndic 
	"representative of a corporation" (see syndic). 
	Meaning "combination of persons or companies to carry out some commercial undertaking" 
	first occurs 1865. Publishing sense is from 1889. 
`syndic`	- 1601, "civil magistrate, especially in Geneva," from Fr. syndic "chief representative," 
	from L.L. syndicus "representative of a group or town," from Gk. syndikos "public advocate," 
	from syn- "together" + dike "judgment, usage." Meaning "representative of a university or 
	other corporation" first found 1607.
`custom`	- c.1200, "habitual practice," from O.Fr. costume, from V.L. *consuetumen, from L. 
	consuetudinem, acc. of consuetudo "habit or usage," from consuetus, pp. of consuescere 
	"accustom," from com- intens. prefix + suescere "become used to, accustom oneself," 
	related to sui, gen. of suus "oneself," from PIE *swe- "oneself." Replaced O.E. teaw. 
	Sense of a "regular" toll or tax on goods is c.1325. Customer (14c.) meant "customs official" 
	before meaning switched to "buyer" (first attested 1409). Customary is from 1523.	
`custody`	keeping safe, under one's control, caring for, detention, confinement, supervision, guardianship ,  cf. custom
`custodian`	
`matter`	- 12c., from Anglo-Norm. matere, from L. materia "substance from which something is made,"
	 also "hard inner wood of a tree," from mater "origin, source, mother." 
	The verb meaning "to be of importance or consequence" is from 1581. Matter of fact originally a legal term, 
	"that portion of an enquiry concerned with the truth or falsehood of alleged facts," opposed to matter of law. 
	cf. material
`matrix`	- 1373, from O.Fr. matrice, from L. matrix (gen. matricis) "pregnant animal," 
	in L.L. "womb," from mater (gen. matris) "mother." 	 --- elements( babies) in her (in math)
`dilemma`	- 1523, from L.L. dilemma, from Gk. dilemma "double proposition," a technical term in rhetoric,
	 from di- "two" + lemma "premise, anything taken," from base *lab-. It should be used only of situations 
	where someone is forced to choose between two alternatives, both unfavorable to him. 
	But even logicians disagree on whether certain situations are dilemmas or mere syllogisms.
`libido`	n., sexual instinct, sexual urges, lust    cf. Sigmund Freud
`dildo`	 - c.1593, perhaps a corruption of It. deletto "delight," or (less likely) of Eng. diddle (q.v.). "Curse Eunuke dilldo, senceless counterfet" ["Choise of Valentines or the Merie Ballad of Nash his Dildo," T. Nashe, c.1593] 
`baffle`	v./n., 
`props`
`enigma`	- 1449, from L. anigma "riddle," from Gk. ainigma, from ainissesthai "speak 
	obscurely, speak in riddles," from ainos "fable, riddle," of unknown origin.
`ennui`	 - 1667, from O.Fr. enui "annoyance," back-formation from envier (see annoy)
`enormous`	< enormis(L, irregular, extraordinary, very large), from ex-( out of) + norma( rule, norm) + -ous
	,"extraordinary in size" is attested from 1544; original sense of "outrageous" is more clearly preserved in enormity (1475). 
`ingredients`	Ex. egg yolks, cream, malt, chocolate syrup, milk, seltzer, vanilla syrup, seltzer
`intrinsic`		a., ( of value, quality) belonging naturally, natural, inherent, essential; 
		existing within, not coming from outside,  [in trI n sik]    Ex. * value
`proper`	a.,  just good, suitable, adequate, complete   cf. n. = propriety
`property`	n., asset, owners
`propriety`	n., politeness
`proprietor`		n., owner
`proprietress`	n., owner
`proprietary`	a./ n., 
`dare`	v., < durran(O.E., brave danger) < thrasys(G, bold) ...remaining in northen Eng. as durst( = to challenge or defy (someone))
`sporadic`	a., - 1689, from M.L. sporadicus "scattered," from Gk. sporadikos "scattered," 
	from sporas (gen. sporados) "scattered," from spora "a sowing" (see spore).
	Originally a medical term, "occurring in scattered instances;" the meaning "happening 
	at intervals" is first recorded 1847. --- occurring, seen occasionally
`prosper`	v., - 1350, from L. prosperare "cause to succeed," from prosperus "favorable,
	fortunate, prosperous." Prosperity is 12c., from L. prosperitatem "good fortune," 
	from prosperus. Prosperous in the sense of "flourishing" is first recorded 1472.
	cf. n. = prosperity, a. = prosperous[prA spa: ras]    cf, succeed, success, successful, glory
	Ex. ... would be prospering `whisper`	v./ n.    
	cf. sper= HOPE ; asper, esper, vesper, jasper, desper, gasper, Casper, Kasper, crisper, prosper  
`throw out/ away`	cf. give away   Ex. Please throw away previous mail.
`piss`		v., - c.1300, from O.Fr. pissier "urinate," from V.L. *pissiare, of imitative origin. 
	As a pure intensifier (cf. piss-poor, piss-ugly, etc.) it dates from World War II. 
	Pissed off is 1946, U.S. slang. Piss and vinegar first attested 1942.  cf. crap (scrap), shit
`crap`	- "defecate" 1846 (v.), 1898 (n.), from one of a cluster of words generally applied to
	things cast off or discarded (e.g. "weeds growing among corn" (1425), "residue from
	renderings" (1490s), 18c. underworld slang for "money," and in Shropshire, "dregs of beer
	or ale"), all probably from M.E. crappe "grain that was trodden underfoot in a barn, 
	chaff" (c.1440), from M.Fr. crape "siftings," from O.Fr. crappe, from M.L. crappa, crapinum
	"chaff." Sense of "rubbish, nonsense" also first recorded 1898. 
	Despite folk etymology insistence, not from Thomas Crapper (1837-1910) who did, however,
	in 1882 invented the ball and suction device [British Patent # 4,990] found in modern toilets.
	The name Crapper is a northern form of Cropper (attested from 1221), an occupational
	surname, obviously, but the exact reference is unclear.     cf. crapulous
	cf. crapy,   crupper,   crape/ crepe
`shit`	v., - O.E. scitan, from P.Gmc. *skit-, from PIE *skheid- "split, divide, separate." 
	Related to shed (v.) on the notion of "separation" from the body (cf. L. excrementum, 
	from excernere "to separate"). The noun is O.E. scitte "purging;" sense of "excrement"
	dates from 1585, from the verb. Extensive slang usage; meaning "to lie" is from 1934; 
	that of "to disrespect" is from 1903; used for "obnoxious person" since at least 1508. 
	Shat is a humorous past tense form, not etymological, from 18c. Shit-faced "drunk" is
	1960s student slang; shit list is from 1942.
	cf. muck, trivia, gadget, junk, scrap, rubbish, rubble, trash, waste
`grim`	a., stern; severe; merciless; cruel; gaunt  ad.= *ly
`dizziness`
`nausea`
`tingling`
`deliberate`	v., consider carefully; think about thoroughly  a., slow and careful  cf. discreet
		de=emphasis, liberal = free, no bound, weight balancing
		akin to `deliver` --- de= away + liberare "to free" (see deliberate). 
`deliberation` - c.1374, from L. deliberationem, from deliberare "weigh, consider well," 
	from de- "entirely" + -liberare, alt. (perhaps by influence of liberare "liberate") 
	from librare "to balance, weigh," from libra "scale." 
`undergo`
`undertake`
`entail`
`dig`	v.
`dip`	v.
`expend`	v., spend     pend = weigh, hang, weight
`expenditure`	n., spending esp. financial, waste   Ex. money *ed
`expense`	n., spending (of money, energy, time, etc.) needed sth.  cf. expensive = high price
`guise`
`disguise`
`geek`	mania
`geeze`	< guise = outward appearance; facade, disguise
`geezer`	n., man,  mummer < guise , old ( crazy) man [gI: za]  cf. geek, geese      --- in J. [(hen na/ oiboLe) ji ji:]
`freak`	a., capricious/ fickle notion or occurrence, deviation `gee`	surprising voice < euphemistic for Jesus 
	ex. usage; ... freak like me.
`restitution`	n., compensation
`premium`	n., - 1601, from L. pramium "reward, profit derived from booty," from pra- "before" + emere "to buy,"
		originally "to take." Insurance sense is 1661, from premio(Ita). 
		prize, reward, bonus Ex. at a * = (of stocks and shares) at more than the par value
		Ex. put a * on (act, behavior) = make it profitable for sb. 
`emere`(L, obtain by service, take, buy)	> emeritus, prompt, redemption, redeem, ransom, assume
`euphonious`	a., good phone/ sound
`empty`	 - O.E. amettig "at leisure, not occupied, unmarried," from ametta "leisure," from a "not" + -metta, 
	from motan "to have" (see might). The -p- is a euphonic insertion.
`might (n.)` - O.E. miht, earlier maht, from P.Gmc. *makhtuz, from PIE base *mag- "be able, have power." 
		Mighty is from O.E. mihtig, earlier mahtig, from miht. 
`affiliate`	v.,  become a member, join with, from L. affiliare "to adopt a son," from L. ad- "to" + filus "son." 
		Originally literal, sense of "be adopted by a society, of branches" first recorded 1799. 
`fiasco`	n., disaster, Italian word used in USA
`the alleged frauds`
`bogus`	a., fake, false   cf. fraud, deception, [bOu gas]
`the burden of proof`
`savvy`	a./n./v., experienced, wise
`bilk`	v., cheat out of money, defraud, trick (sb.) out of what is rightly his   cf. fraud
`fraud`	n., 1. criminal (act of) deception, 2. person or thing that deceives [frO: d]  cf. Frau(Ger.) = wife, woman  
`skittishness`
`scathe`
`scathing`
`worsen`	v., make worse
`deteriorate`
`dire`	a.,- 1567, from L. dirus "fearful, awful, boding ill," from Oscan and Umbrian, 
	cognate with Gk. deinos, from PIE base *dwei-. 
`rescind`
`dicey`	a.,
`shed`	Ex. shed light on = help to explain (sth. obscure)
`erosion`	n., to erod ( = (of asids, rain, currents, etc,) wear away, eat into)  Ex. soil * ( by wind and rain) 
`consolidate`
`distress`
`worrywart`	n.
`worry`	v.,n., concern, fear
`wary`	a., cautious
`nasty`
`ugly`	
`penetration`    passing into, spread through, share in market
`myopic`
`canyon`
`BTW`	chat terms, as "By The Way"
`slump`
`tumble`
`gosh`
`lurk`			Ex. lurker = lurking/ looking only chat user
`hase`			Ex. hase down
`treble`	v./n./a., trple
`fart`	n./v.  in J. [he/ onaLa]
`fiduciary`
`simpleton`	idiot, fool
`pension plan`
`arrogance`
`loom`
`nightmare`
`inflate`	< flare(L, blow), expand  Ex. inflation
`deflate`	ditto, shrink   Ex. deflation
`brokerage`
`crook`		cf. croak, cloak, creek, creak, clique, crick, click, clerk, cluck, crack, clack, crock, clock
`redneck`
`derogatory`
`wage earner`
`retroactive`
`chubbychaser`
`folks`	n.,  1. people in general 2. (colloq.) one's relations  -- in J.[mina san]
`ain't`	am not, are not, is not, have not, has not, no es, non es (es = essere(L/Ita) verb, = be verb)
`bust`	n./v./a.,		cf. combust
`gonna`	= going to       Ex. Gonna go out for nice dinner tonight.
`contrive`	v./n., invent; design; find a way for doing (sth), of causing (sth. to happen) Ex. to * an escape from prison
`moron`	n., idiot, simpleton, foolish/ easily deceived person
`laggard` a./ n., slow person
Ex. Chat Room Rules - Here's what NOT to do:   ---the excerpt from one Internet room.

• Repeatedly use foul language, including profanities, obscenities and vulgarities. 
• Harass, threaten, degrade, intimidate, victimize or otherwise abuse an individual or group. 
(Hate speech on the basis of age, gender, ethnicity, disability, religion or sexual orientation is unacceptable.) 
• Interrupt or repeatedly post off-topic comments to disrupt a topical conversation. 
• Sell, advertise or otherwise post commercial solicitations, including web URLs. 
• Post any URL's, regardless of the intent or content of the site. 
• Post graphic descriptions or conversation of a sexual nature unless the chat room is designated otherwise. 
• Post text, photos, images or other content that's protected by intellectual property rights, including,
but not limited to, any copyright, trademark, rights of publicity, rights of privacy, or other proprietary rights. 
• Post content that promotes, demonstrates or otherwise provides illegal instructional information - how to shoplift, how to hack a site, etc. 
• Attempt to collect other chatters' handles, passwords or other private, personal information 
such as telephone number, email addy, home address or full name. 
• Transmit or attempt to transmit a virus to other chatters. 
• Impersonate or misrepresent yourself as an employee of XYZ.com, its parent company or affiliates. 
• Allow arguments to escalate into threats, harassment, or become violent in nature. 
While squabbles may occur between members or with a moderator, they must simply remain civil.
`lucid`	a., rational
`delusional`	a., deluded, false as mad   cf. delude, delusion, illusion
`deteriorate`	v., become worse
`fece`	pl. feces -- crap
`turd` crap, shit
`mull` v., [mall] ponder, think over   ex. "Microsoft Mulls Changes to Explorer" Eolas's plug-in patent issue
`purport` v. pur = force , por t= carry  - intend to
`purpose` v.,n. pur = force  pose = set - object/ target intended to
`Ponsi scheme`  2, 4, 8, 16, 32, ....   Ponsi = famous name of man who was a crook.
`dork`  moron
`dovish`	a., like a dove,   in politics "dovish group"-- peaceful, dislike conflict
`slack`
`lagging` a. very slow  cf. time lag
`falter` ex. Economists said the failure to create jobs keeps alive the risk growth could falter
	     once a boost from tax cuts fades.
`poise` , `balance`, `pending`, `put on the shelf`,  cf. `poison`, `prison`, `jail`, `custody`
`cereal`
`shed`	ex. the economy shed 93,000 jobs.
`whittle`	ex. Economists said low inflation gives the Fed ample room to wait to ensure 
	the pickup in growth proves lasting and begins whittling away at unemployment 
	and unused industrial capacity.  (Reuters "Fed Holds Rates at 1958 Low" Tuesday September 16, 6:08 pm ET, 2003)
`resilient`	v., rebound, restore   cf. resident, resume
`slump`, `drop`, `tumble`, `sink/ sank/ sunk`, `sag`, `fall`, `make down`, `dumping`, `surge (large wave)`, `pump`
`soar`, `raise`  cf. `roar`
`concession`, `concede`, `yielding`, `give up`  cf. `compromise`, `resolution`

"Any weakness in the dollar could push those fickle investors to take money out of Treasuries 
and repatriate it into either euro-denominated or yen-dominated securities," said Peter Gottlieb, 
president of Gottlieb Investment Management Corp. "To the extent that one of the markets is 
undergoing some turmoil, I don't think that's good for any financial asset class." Monday September 22, 2003


`changeable` ----
capriccio // caprice // conceit // fad // fancy // fantasy // flam // freak // kick in one's gallop // kink // maggot // passing fancy // 
quirk // uncertainty of temper // whigmaleerie // whigmaleery // whim // whim-wham // whims and caprices // whimsicality // 
whimsy ,vagary[(pl.) vagaries] ,Men are as fickle as autumn weather., Women are as fickle as autumn weather. ,
skittishness ,vagaries of weather ,in an idle whim ,fleeting fancy // fugitive whim // passing fad //
 passing whim ,quirk of fate ,lusus naturae // quirk of nature ,feminine caprice ,vagaries of fashion ,from caprice ,out of mere freak ,
capriciousness // puckishness ,The weather can be whimsical at this time of year. ,Fortune is inconstant. ,
Changing our travel plans was a caprice. ,It's just one of those little quirks in life, isn't it? ,
at a whim ,by some quirk of fate ,
The people are at the mercy of the whim of the politicians. ,marry on whim ,I know what I'm talking about. ,
blow hot and cold ,too fickle to be depended upon ,
as mad as a (March) hare // capricious // catchy // desultory // episodic // erratic // faddish // fanciful // fantastic //
 fickle // fickle-minded // fitful // flighty // flyaway // freakish // freaky // full of whims (and fancies) // gnomish // inconstant // 
kittle // mercurial // moody // notionate // puckish // quirky // temperamental // unpredictable // vagarious // variable // versatile //
 volatile // wanton // wayward // whimsical ,humorsome[man] ,vagrant[thought], weathery[like a wearher], capriccioso (in music), 
as changeable as the weather , flightiness ,freak ,have an uncertain temper ,fad diet ,
Fad diet rarely work. ,quirk of fate ,temperamental family cat ,uncertain temperament ,
meteorological freak ,versatile interests ,whimsical fancy ,harebrained plan ,She made a capricious decision. ,
freakish results ,freakish notion ,have a maggot in one's head ,antics ,whim // whimsical idea 

`OPEC`	the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries   -- acronyms
`preemption`	n., privilege of pre-buying    ex. USA in IRAQ   Anan accused
`devastate`	v., destroy  -- de- "completely" + vastare "lay waste," from vastus "empty, 
		desolate" (see waste). 
`fret`	v.,n., worry, annoy, irritate
`drug`	- medicine   -- drug abuse, drug dependence   cf. alcoholic
`drag`	- mouse drag (& drop), pull with force
`payroll number` n., the number of total workers  cf. overtime payment/ benefit  cf. overwork death
`once-over`	n. quick look or examination of sth   cf. look over
`Inc`	n. Incorporated (Company)    cf. Ltd = LimiTeD (Co.-Ltd.), Ins = Institution (organization)
`breeze/ breez`	n. wind, blow softly
`blaze/ bleez`	n. fire    v.= flame, burn
`lucrative`	a., earning   ex. Doctor, attorney and senator are lucrative business.
`IMO`	= In My Opinion
`inclement`	a. not clement, not mild     ex. inclement weather
`increment/ incremental`  n,/ a.   plus +, (noun of) increase difference
`guerrilla`  n.   ex. Guerrillas attacked an American convoy west of Baghdad.
`ambushe`  v.   ex. BAGHDAD - The killing of seven Spanish intelligence agents and two Japanese diplomats in ambushes in Iraq sparked fresh debate.
`intimidate`  v.     cf. intimate  or timid
`assassination`	n. [asassi nei san]
`assailant`	n. [asei lant]
`grenade`	n. [..neid]
`shrapnel`	n.
`condolence`	n., 1588, from L.L. condolere "to suffer together," from com- "with" + dolere "to grieve." 
`subtlety`	n. [satal ty]
`WTF`		chat abbre.    	What's the fuck?
`piper`	n. Ex. those of you who sold at the last minute just got swindled by Piper idiot analyst. I pity you. 
`disgust`	1598, from M.Fr. desgoust "strong dislike, repugnance," lit. "distaste," 
	from desgouster "have a distaste for," from des- "opposite of" + gouster "taste." 
	n./ v.  ex.  The other four commissioners expressed similar disgust. 
		"We keep saying sunshine is the best disinfectant," said Commissioner
gust	good taste (GUST= SkyLark family restaurant chain) , stomack -- GUSTER 10 stomack medicine-name
`IMHO/ IMO`		"In My (Humble) Opinion"  chat terms
`seize`	v., [si:z]    --- special?( Remember as, `size` to `i`=`ei`)      cf. receive[resi:v], capture, custody, catch 
`brush`		Ex. Dollar Brushes Against Record Lows v Euro (as of 12/26/2003)
`clown`   piero
`languish`
`numb`	ex.  My hands are numb with cold.
`fabulous`
`rigged`   	ex. * accounts/ * biddin/ * election/ * figures/ * market
`pathetic`  ex. Your continued whining just emphasizes your pathetic ignorance! 
`whine`   v.,    ex. cry and whine
`parliament`	n. congress, senate conference < (L)parlare(=speak/ talk, -- debate) i.e. where senators debate each other
`seize`		`size`+ insert `e` into next top s [saiz] to [si:z]
`allege`	near `college`, alleged, allegedly, allegation(=scandal, suspicion) `suspection` --non exist
`trek`	walk journey/ travel  cf.Naked walker completes UK trek   train, recreation
`annul`	v. put an end to (a law, agreement, etc.); (in law) make of no effect.   cf. cancel, null, nullify
`Jay Mathews`	Washington Post Staff Writer -- Education Columnist   cf. What to Look for in a Good School
, Washington Area Schools (Live Online Transcript) 
`flux and reflux (of the tides)`	n., constant change of movement or conditions: ex. in a state of *,  lux, de lux, 50 lux
`naive`	a., [nai I: v] natural and innocent in speech and behaviour( e.g. young or inexperienced)  ,ad. naively
-- from O.Fr. naif "naive, natural, just born," from L. nativus "not artificial," also "native, rustic,"
 lit. "born, innate, natural" (see native). 
-- Not contains/ includes "fragile" , "delicate" nuance, in Japanese people use (like `nervous` meaning)
`John Doe process`
`delegation`	disputation, lawsuit    ex. be under *
`allegation`	suspicion, allege
--- + gation ( =drive, conduct)  lists ---------------
ligation/ negation/ allegation/ irrigation/ abrogation/ obligation/ elongation/ 
delegation/ fumigation/ litigation/ navigation/ mitigation/ instigation/ conjugation/
propagation/ segregation/ interrogation/ congregation/ investigation/ desegregation
-----------------------------------------
`simmer`	n./ v., keep (a pot, food, etc.) almost at boiling point ; 
	be filled with (anger, etc.) which is just kept under contril  ex. *ing with rage.  -- cf. summer
`janitor`	n., doorkeeper
`damn`	[dam]	int. n. a. ad, condemn to everlasting punishment.  cg go hell  cf. dumb[dam]
`error`
`terror`	`terra` (earth, ground) + `quake` (sudden, violent shaking) --->`terrible` (like `earthquake` )
		t + error = interesting !!
		Japanese temple = [TELA] --- My hypothesis of its roots
		--- its KANJI shape, upper half= [tsuchi](=earth), lower half=[sun](=measure unit)
		--- Very intrigue !! -- This is "the old/ ancient Silk-Road catalyst" phenomena ??
	`terrorist` = who sudden, violent shaking, bad man, perhaps  ???
`chore`	n., [chO a]		ex. * boy, * man
`umlaut`	How to German Umlaut spell on Japanese PC, #2,#3
`invalidate`	v., make invalid		 Ex. invalidate a cease-fire agreement, invalidate a ballot 
`misery`	n., [mI zarii] wretched state of mind; great pain or suffering.. (pl.)great misfortunes..(U)poverty
`miserable`	a., [mI..] full of misery, causing wretchedness		cf. measurable[mE ja..]
Kerry Hits Foreign Policy (Bush Alienates Allies, Senator Says) [Washington Post Staff Writers
Saturday, February 28, 2004]
`denounce`
`alienate`	Etymology - 1548, "make estranged" (in feelings or affections), from L. alienatus, 
	pp. of alienare "to make another's, estrange," from alienus "of or belonging to another person 
	or place," from alius "(an)other" (see alias). Alienation in the sense of "transfer of 
	ownership" is from 1388; it also meant "loss or derangement of mental faculties, insanity" (1482), 
	hence alienist (1864, from Fr. alieniste) "one who treats mental diseases." Alienation of
	 affection as a U.S. legal term in divorce cases for "falling in love with someone else" is from 1861. 
`ad hoc`
`bleak`	 ex. * picture
`firefighter`
`bog`	n., v., Ex. In Iraq, Kerry said, U.S. troops are "bogged down in a deadly guerrilla war with no exit in sight," 
`aftermath`	Ex., and in the aftermath of the U.S. invasion the country has become "a major magnet and center for terror."
`resurgent`	Ex., In Afghanistan, Kerry said, the Taliban is resurgent because Bush "has all but turned away" from the country.
`paralyzed`	Ex., He also faulted Bush's handling of the Middle East peace process, calling it "paralyzed,"
`dismissively`
`unilateral`	Ex., In the speech, Kerry referred dismissively to Bush's "doctrine of unilateral preemption.
`fault`	Ex., Kerry faulted Bush for providing funding for the National Endowment for Democracy 
	that he said "is less than 3 percent of what this administration gives Halliburton."
`proliferation`	[prA..] 1867, from Fr. proliferation, from prolifere "producing offspring," 
	from L. proles "offspring" + ferre "bear."
	Ex. We must try to stop the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
`prolific`	a., producing abundantly (e.g. offspring, crops, ideas, books, etc.) ; fertile ; abundant ; full of
	from Fr. prolifique, from M.L. prolificus, from L. proles "offspring" + root of facere "to make." 
	L. proles is from PIE *pro-al-, from *pro- "forth" + *al- "to grow, nourish."
`prolix`	[prOU..] a., (of a speaker, writer, speech, etc.) tedious, tiring because too long.  n.=`prolixity` cf. redundancy
`chiropractor`	[kAI ra prakta]  cf. `chiropody`[ki rApadi] n. expert treatment of troubles of the feet and toe-nails, `chiropodist`
`chiropractic`	- coined in Amer.Eng. 1898 from Gk. cheir (gen. cheiros) "hand" + praktikos "practical."
	 Chiropractor first recorded 1904.
`grammar` n. --this spelling has symmetric style "ram"+"mar", 
	study or science of, rules for, the words and structure of a language.
	Etymology - 1176, gramarye, from O.Fr. grammaire "learning," especially Latin and philology, 
	from L. grammatica, from Gk. grammatike tekhne "art of letters," with a sense of both philology
	 and literature in the broadest sense, from gramma "letter," from stem of graphein "to draw or write." 
	Restriction to "rules of language" is a post-classical development, but as this type of study
	 was until 16c. limited to Latin, M.E. gramarye also came to mean "learning in general, knowledge
	 peculiar to the learned classes" (c.1320), which included astrology and magic; 
	hence the secondary meaning of "occult knowledge" (c.1470), which evolved in Scottish into
	 glamour (q.v.). A grammar school (1387) was originally "a school in which the learned languages
	 are grammatically taught" [Johnson, who also has grammaticaster "a mean verbal pedant"]. 
	In U.S. (1860) the term was put to use in the graded system for "a school between primary 
	and secondary, where English grammar is taught." 
	Tip: -gram and -graph  are akin( = to write).
`anagram`	n., word made by changing the order of letters in another word (e.g. plum, lump).
`morph`	[mO: f] v., change, transfer the form/ shape   cf. http://www.wordplays.com/ (ex.  WORD MORPH)
`tedious`	[tI: dias] a., long and uninteresting; dull; boring  Ex. a * lecture   n.= tediousness, tedium
`jubilant`	a., showing joy( shouting/ crying for joy) -- wild shout		n.= jubilation    jubi = joy ?
`soothe`	[sU: zh]v., make (a person, his nerves) quiet or calm ; make (pains, aches) less sharp or severe  cf. calm down
`booth`	shelter (stall) made of boards, canvas, or light materials, used as a shop; 
		place used for voting  ex. polling booths		cf. tooth, smooth
`buck`	n., male of deer, hare, or rabbit -- cf. doe    ; (USA slang) US dollar
`behemoth`	[BaHA: MaS]Ex. corporate behemoth; the fast-food behemoth 
`mineral`	-- akin to 'mine'
`jib`	--- cf yacht    triangle sail
`minimal`	a., adjective of minimum
`kaleidoscope`	---MANGEKYOU     kaleido = beautiful
`intercept`	n., (math.) SEPPEN    v., stop, catch, seize (sb. or sth.) between the starting -point and destination
`straight`
`strait` 	n. channel of water connecting two sea; (pl.) trouble, difficulty Ex. in great *s, in financial *s
		a., (old use) narrow  Ex. "Strait Gate" by Andre Gide(French)
		Ex. Enter by the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the way is easy, that leads to destruction. (Bible)
`notch`	v.,n., (make a) V-snapped cut (in or on sth.)   cf. note, notice
`nuisance`	[nU: sans] n., thing, person, act, etc., that causes trouble or offence
`infringe`	Ex. "We've recently become aware that (Google is) infringing on our patent, and 
		      it's our policy to protect our intellectual property," said Overture  (April 5,2002)

`stagnation`	Ex. stagnation after the bubble economy 
`stagnate`	v., (of water) cease to flow; be stagnant; be inactive;  become dull through lack of use
`condominium`
`indigestion`	n., (pain from) difficulty in digesting food
`congestion`	n., (of parts of body, e.g.  the brain, lungs) having too much blood  cf. congested = a., overcrowded; too full
`breakout`	v., begin suddenly ex. A fire broke out during athe night. 
		v., escape ex. Several prisoners have broken out.
		n., subcommittee meeting, sub-branch  
`on the spot`	ad., 
`intimidate`
Pakistan hedges on ID of "high-value" target (MSN news March.20, 2004)
`militant`	n.,
`tournament`	[tU: namant] n., series of contest of skill between a number of players
		n., (historical) contest between armed knights on horseback  cf. tourney [tUani]
`have a favor of sb`	v., = ask to help ( in this case, favor = sth. done from kindness)
All Eyes on Google  (© 2004 Newsweek, Inc.)
`hoax`	[houks]	The top 9 e-mail hoaxes (©MSN March 28, 2004)
Dissension Grows In Senior Ranks On War Strategy on 05.09,2004
Tornado in can, A good stiff breeze for industry
21	[tweny wan]	omitted-- t
international	[ina: nasanal]	omitted --- t
illegal	[iLi: gl]		Last g+l -- tang not change/ move, g apart tang, so l is too.
bottle, idle, journal	t/d/n is tongue touch, so l is continued touched, not apart
water, butter, ladder	t change r [wa ra], [ba ra], [la ra]
`complete`	--- akin to `period`
	 - c.1384, from O.Fr. complet "full," from L. completus, pp. of complere "to fill up," from com- intensive prefix + plere "to fill." 
`weird`	a., [wiad] odd, strange, queer
`segregation`	cf. congregation   v., set apart from
`formidable`	a., ex. * antagonist, * adversary
World marks Reagan's death
`D-Day`
`H-hour`
`deaf and dumb`	dumb = stupid, ass, can't speak		ex. dumb wife  (cf dummy) cf. blind
`mumbo jumbo`	- 1738, name of an idol supposedly worshipped by certain tribes in Africa; 
	said to be a corruption of words in Mandingo (one version is Mama Dyumbo), 
	but no likely source has been found in the languages of the Niger region, to which 
	the original accounts relate. Meaning "big, empty talk" is attested from 1896. 
`-tempt`  --- 4 types= `time` (contemporary) `tempt` (apt, temptatiom), `attempt` (try), `contempt` (scornful)
`turn-out`	n., a gathering of people at a meeting. ex. There was a good turn-out. (= a large attendance)
`vowel`	[vau eL]  not [vou ..]      ,warning --[wo:ning] like war[wo:]
`disciple` 	[di sAI paL] follower of Jesus --- to `discipline` [dI sa pLan]
`teammate`	[T IY1 M EY2 T]  in USA , not [ti :m meyt]
`primary`, `secondary`, `tertiary`
`penance at Canossa`   --- akin to penal(ty)
`rough day`	-- not easy day
`stubborn` 	a., = obstinate,= opinionated
`superb`	[S UH0 P ER1 B], magnificent; of the finest quality
`scare` 	s+ care   --- frighten.  ex. He was scared by the thunder.
`exempt`	v., make free (from a duty, money, tuition, etc.) ex+ emere(L , take/ buy)
		cf. example (= take out/ remove)    n., exemption      
		-- exemption from taxation (= tax/ duty free)
`tell` `submit` `inform` `notify` `communicate` `convey` `file` `apply`
`at no charge`		= free, at + price usage
`anonymous`[AH0 N AA1 N AH0 M AH0 S]   vs. `unanimous`[Y UW0 N AE1 N AH0 M AH0 S]
`attitude` vs. `altitude`(ALT=high)
`exile`	(exilare, from L. exilium "banishment," ex=qway)  vs `exalt`(=1389 (implied in exaltation), 
	from L. exaltare "raise, elevate," from ex- "out, up" + altus "high." )
`amnesty`	Iraq government may offer amnesty to insurgents MSNBC 4:14 p.m. ET July 03, 2004
`sergeant` vs. `surge` vs. `surgeon` vs. `surgery` vs. `surgical`
`insurgent`	in( against) + surge(rise) -- "rise up, rise against, revolt," 
`insurrection`	to rise in opposition direction
`rebel`		n(man) [RE val], v[ri BEL],       `rebellion`, `rebellious` < rebellis(L)
	"insurgent, rebellious," from rebellare "to rebel, wage war against," from 
	re- "opposite, against," or perhaps "again" + bellare "wage war," from bellum "war." 
	My hypothesis --- "repeat ringing alarm bell" for the war/ riot[RAI at]/ revolution
`Let's get started`  -- in NHK English radio  --- `get` used in emphasis/ intensify for MOVING
`That's off today`   -- in NHK English radio
`at any rate`  at all events, in any case, whatever happens      -near `anyway`
(S)He is arrogant[EH1 R AH0 G AH0 N T]   or   elegant[EH1 L AH0 G AH0 N T] ?
`behead`	v., cut off the head of   cf. Iraqi group says it beheaded U.S. Marine MSNBC 5:49 p.m. ET July 03, 2004
`I second the motion.`   -- in meeting,  =agree
inadvertent, inadvertence   = careless, by chance, accidental /contingent /unforeseen 
`economical sanction ( to North Koria)`  sacred punishment
`Gotta go.`  = I've got to go. = I've better go.  (have got to = have to)
vertex    = highest point ( in math. term    triangle)
vertebra  = main bones ( vertical) 
`Definitely not`
`wanted`  ---- `nt` pair `t` omitted.  [wa ned]  like twenty [twe nii] in USA
`thirsty`  ---- [Ta: stii] especially in child utter
`poor`     ---- [p(o+u): r] in USA,  but  tour = [tur:] , pour =[por]
`cutting ant` --- [kad ing] [ant]
`sure`, `real`  --- used in conversation mood, often as `surely`, `really` i.e. = adverb-wise 
Red Skelton, America's greatest clown [biography, smiles = the longest word,  1st spreder?? not MIYASAWA??]
`sarcastic`	a. [sa: Kas tik]     n.= sarcasm [sA: kazm]   ad.= sarcastically
`satire`	 	n., [sA taia]  a.= satirical [sa tI rikal]  man= satirist [sAta..]  v = satirize [sAta raiz] 
`circus`	n. [sA: kas]
`pejorative`	a., in scornful usage
Japan's hard-core hobbyists behind 'mania' economy
`veracity`	< `veracious`  ex. a report of doubtful veracity. 
`detain`
`detainee`
`detention`
No sweet without sweat.
`famish`	be *ed. / be *ing. = be extreme hungry  < famine [not in CMU or Kenkyusha dict.  -- why?]
`starving`	I'm starving.
`disparity`	gap of high/ low, not equal
`stagnant`
`stagnation`
`helvetica`	font  -- helvetia = old Swiss, Alps (< ALT mountain), Switzerland name
`fabulous`	[fA bju las] aj. like a fable   as fabulous wealth  ; fantastic/ unbelievable
`virus`	[vAi ras]	worm[wA: m] in computer NetWork

Ichiro Closes on Sisler's Hit Record :Sat Sep 25, 2:33 AM ET  by Reuters
" He is Japan's first cultural icon in the U.S.," said Whiting. 
" To Japanese, who have always had a bit of a complex about being seen 
as faceless product makers, Ichiro's status in America is a big vicarious[vai Kari as] thrill. "  < deputy
Ichiro: An artist at bat (Suzuki is one hit shy of Sisler's mark of 257, set in 1920)
Ichiro sets hits record, then keeps on going (10/01/2004)
`consonant + ARY`	--- pronouncing [ery] not [ary] is common in American.

Ex. vocabulary, secretary, dictionary, January, February, necessary [N EH1 S AH0 S EH2 R IY0]

`Janus`	[JEI nas] n. an ancient Italian god. He was the god of gates and doors, 
	and of beginnings and endings. His name is given to `January`.
`janitor`	[JA nata] 1. a door-keeper or porter. 2. a caretaker
`OU`	--- [a]        i.e. `OU` = `U` =[a]   ex. bus[bas], our[awr], ous[as]
`OO` 	----- [u] or [u:] has always a stress ?!  ex. book, pool, Google, blood
`risk`	`risque`  run into `danger`  -- care/ cure
`disparity`	parity is =,   akin to `par/ pair`
`sporadic`	`sporadical`	`sporadically`
College:  The Ten Toughest Schools to Get Into (as of Oct, 2004)
⇒ 1.MIT, 2.Princeton U., 3.Caltech (California Institute of Technology), 4.Yale U., 5.Harvard C., 6.U. of Pennsylvania, ...
`sleek and smooth`
The Nobel Prize 
`Javanese`		of Java, its people or their language desu.
`rice` vs. `lice`	We eat lice. = "Watashi-tachi wa shilami wo tabe-masu."
`lice` [L AY1 S] = pl. of `louse` [L AW1 S]   ,,,,  The plural lice (O.E. lys) shows effects of i-mutation.
`risotto (It.)`	rice cooked in broth with meat and cheese, 1884, from It., from riso "rice" (see rice).
`coyote`	[K AY0 OW1 T IY0 ]