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vivo
to live
to live on
survive, N; survival
Vivarium
enclosed area in which plants and (small) animals live in
conditions resembling their natural habitat
-ium
signiϧes place where
solarium
a place for the sun to enter, or where one can sunbathe
arium
a place for
water (Latin aqua, water), or ϧsh tank
podium
a place for the feet (Greek podos, foot)
auditorium
speaker’s platform,a place for hearing (or listening to) concerts, plays, etc.
(Latin audio, to hear)
Vita (VĪ′-tƏ)
etymologically, life, is one’s professional or career résumé
unus, one
unity, oneness
Anniversary
a year has turned
verto, versus
to turn
Universe
—everything turning as one
University
—highest institute of education—universal subjects taught, learned, etc.,
i.e., the curriculum covers the universe, is in no way restricted, etc.
inter
(between)
Interrupt (Latin rumpo, ruptus, to break)
to break in (between people conversing)
intra-
within
within the muscle
Intramuscular
cornu, horn
unicorn
kyklos, circle, putaran
unicycle
annus, year
anniversary