TEASER QUESTIONS FOR THE AMATEUR ETYMOLOGIST
servive: to le onservival(noun)
vivarium: enclosed area in which plants and (small) animals live in conditions resembling their natural habitatsolarium: a place for the sun to enter, or where one can sunbathe.aquarium: a place for water, or fish tankpodium: a place for the feet, or speaker's platformauditorium: a place for hearing (or listening to) concerts, plays, etc.
vita: etymologically, life is one's professional or career resume.Latin: [unus (one)]
animal with one horn :
unicorn[latin: [cornu (horn)]]of one form:
uniformto make one:
unifyoneness:
unityone-wheeled vehicle:
unicycle[greek: kyklos (circle, wheel)]
Latin
annus (year)
vetro, versus (to turn)
anniversary: a year has turned
universe: everything turning as oneuniversity: highest institute of education - universal subjects taught, learned, etc, i.e, the curriculum covers the universe, is in no way restricted, etc
inter
between states:
interstatebetween nations:
internationalsin the middle between elementary and advanced:
intermediateto break in (between people conversing):
interrupt> Latin: rumpo, ruptus (to break)between persons:
interpersonal
intra
within one state:
intrastatewithin one nation:
intranationalwithin one's own person or mind:
interpersonalorintrapsychicwithin the muscles:
intramuscular
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