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"Manuscript" comes from the Latin roots "manus" and "script". What does "manus" mean?
hand
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How do you say "hand" in Spanish?
mano
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How do you say "cabeza" in English?
head
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The word "aqueduct" comes from the Latin root "aqua". What does "aqua" mean"?
water
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The word "telescope" comes from the Greek "tele" and "scope". What is the derivation of "telescope"?
"scopeo" = examine; "tele" = far away
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The English word "pedal" comes from the Latin root "pes, pedis". What do "pes, pedis" mean?
foot
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How do you say "foot" in Spanish?
pie
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How do you say one "hombro" in English?
shoulder
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The word "hydroplane" comes from the Greek root "hydros". What does "hydros" mean?
water
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The word "photograph" is made up of the Greek "photo" and "graph". What is the derivation of "photograph"?
"graph" = to draw; "photo" = light
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The word "bracelet" comes from this Latin root. What does "bracchium" mean?
arm
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How do you say "arm" in Spanish?
brazo
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How do you say one "rodilla" in English?
knee
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The word "ignition" comes from the Latin root "ignis". What does "ignis" mean?
fire
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The English word "compose" is formed by the Latin "com" and "positum". What is the derivation of the word "compose"?
positum = put; com = together
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The word "dentist" comes from this Latin root. What does "dens, dentis" mean?
tooth
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How do you say "tooth" in Spanish?
diente
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How do you say one "pie" in English?
foot
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The word "pyrotechnic" comes from the Greek root "pyro". What does "pyro" mean?
fire
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The English word "manual" is made up by the Latin "manus" and "al" (pertaining to). What is the derivation of "manual"?
al = pertaining to; manus = hand
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The English word "digit" comes from this Latin root. What does "digitus" mean?
finger
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How do you say "finger" in Spanish?
dedo
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How do you say "boca" in English?
mouth
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The word "projectile" comes from the Latin root "jacio, jactum". What does "jacio, jactum" mean?
throw
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The word "synagogue" comes from the Greek "syn" and "ago" (to bring). What is the derivation of "synagogue"?
ago = bring; syn = together