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-fy, facio
to make
notify, to make known
to make known—notus + -fy
notice
what makes something known
to notice
to observe, so that it, he, or she becomes known to the observer.
liquefy
to make liquid
putrefy
to make (or become) rotten or putrid (membuat menjadi busuk)
stupefy
to make stupid, or dumb
fortify
to make strong (membentengi)
rectify (meperbaiki)
to make right or correct; etc
Chronograph
an instrument that measures and records short intervals
of time.
To generate
to give birth to, ϧguratively, or to create or produce, as a turbine
generates power, a person’s presence generates fear, etc. The noun is generation, which, in
another context, also designates the people born and living about the same time (the older,
previous, or next generation, the Depression generation, etc.), or a period, conventionally set
at about thirty years, between such groups of people.
Omnipresent
present all over, or everywhere.
anaphrodisiac X aphrodisiac
reduce or eliminate sexual desires
notus, known
notify
graphein, to write
chonographic
genesis, birth
generate
an-, not (negative)
anaphrodisiac
magnanimity
largeness of mind
equilateral
equal-sided
transcribe
to write accross, transcription
confection (con (with, together) + fec- (to make)
something made together
latus, lateris, side
unilateral
trans, across
transcribe
scribo, scriptus
transcription
malus, bad, eveil
malaria
con-, together
confection
facio (fec-), to make
confectionery
opero, to work
operandi, working
modus operandi
to signify the characteristic methods or procedures by certain criminals
Modus operandi
Pronounced MŌ′-dƏs
op′-Ə-RAN′-dī
Modus vivendi
“method of living,” is the
style of life characteristic of a person or group
scribo, scirptus,
to write
circumsription (batasan)
writing or written material, around (the edge of sth)
circumscribe (membatasi)
to write (a line) around (one’s
freedom of action), so that one is restricted, limited, hemmed in, as in, “a life circumscribed
by poverty, by parental injunctions, or by an overactive conscience, etc.,” or “actions
circumscribed by legal restraints.” The noun circumscription has the figurative meaning also.
loquor
to speak
somniloquent
talking in one's sleep
somniloquence
somniloquence (sƏm-NIL′-Ə-kwƏns) or
somniloquy (sƏm-NIL′-Ə-kwee), the latter noun also designating the words spoken by the
sleeper
somniloquist
One who habitually talks while asleep
aurist
ear specialist
verbal, verbum
words
oral, from os, oris
the mouth, spoken words or mouth
Aural
the ears or to the sense or phenomenon of hearing
Binaural
having two ears or involving the use of both ears, recently, descriptive of sound from two sources, giving a stereophonic (steer′-ee-Ə-FON′-ik)
effect—stereos, deep, solid, plus phone.
ambulo
to walk
A noctambulist
walks at night—nox, noctis, night, plus ambulo
soporific somnific
synonym
preambulate
to walk through
Circumambulate
to walk around
To circumnavigate (mengelilingi)
to sail around—circum,
around, plus navis, ship.
modus, mode, method
modus operandi
operandi, of working
modus operandi
vivo, to live
modus vivendi
circum-, around
circumscribe
somnus, to sleep
somniloquent
loquor, to speak
somniloquence
aurus, ear
aurist
otos, ear
otology
proktos, anus
proctologist
stereos, deep, solid
stereophonic
phone, sound
stereophonic
nox, noctis , night
noctambulist
ambulo, to walk
noctambulism
facio (fic-), to make
somnific