You Already Know Some Latin (part 3)

If you are an English speaker, you already know some Latin; let me show you!

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This time we are going to take a look at words that have their roots in Latin verbs! As with the nouns and adjectives, some English words come from different forms on the following verbs, but to make my life easier and to make the list more manageable for you, I have only included the present active form.

English	Latin
Accident	accidens - a chance occurrence
Ambulance	ambulo - to walk
Audio	audio - to hear
Celebrate	celebro - to celebrate
Demonstrate	monstro - I point out, show
Dictate, dictation	dico - I say, speak, tell
Expect	exspecto - I wait
Factory	facio - I do, make
Habitat	habito - I dwell, live
Ignorant	ignoro - I do not recognise, do not know
Intelligence	intellego - I understand, realise
Perish	pereo - I die, perish
Portable	porto - I carry
Possible	possum - I am able
Reduction	reductio - I bring back
Remove	removeo - I move away, remove,
Salute	saluto - I greet, welcome
Sense	sentio - I feel, notice, perceive
Temptation	tempto - I test, try
Transfer	transfero - I transfer
Video	video - I see
Volition	volo - I wish

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Sources:

https://www.oed.com/?tl=true

https://www.latin-dictionary.net/