CLA201H1 Lecture : Lecture#5
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Curri/culum from currus (running) + suffix #4 bk p77) Also gender in latin terminations, -a(f), -us (m), -um (n) Group b-adjective suffixes: (b)illis= ability, capacity formed usually from verb stem a or b. [able to hear: idus, -ida, -idium= state or condition ---from verb part a. E. g. ar-ida idus idium from arere (be dry) eng arid. Rig-ida idus idum from rigere (be stiff) eng rigid: eus, -ius, -aceus, -aneus, -inus (also a & -um endings)= quality or nature or made of formed from noun. E. g. ferr-eus from ferrum (iron) eng ferrous, fe in periodical table. Eng adjective, locomotive: alis,-aris,-ilis = connected or pertaining to. Attached to noun (cf. -ilis#1 supra attached to verb) Vir-ilis from vir (male man), eng virile, cf. feminie () 2012-01-18: an (e) a/us/um, can/us/um, -(i)ensis, -(e) stris. Rup-estris, rup-estr-alis from rupes (cliff: osum,-lentum= full of. E. g. fibr-osa from fibra, eng fivrous (cf#3 above) Cell-ul-osa from cella (room) + -ulus (#7 small) eng cellulose.
