LETTER A.

NOTATION

• Each entry begins with italicized root, possibly following by connector(s);
• a hyphenated connector, such as "-o", indicates a suffix in use;
• a hyphenated root is a suffix;
• a hyphenated connector, such as "-o", indicates frequent connector vowel;
• an asterisked root may appear alone or as terminal root;
• a connector with asterisk, such as "*a", indicates a suffix;
• then follows language of word;
• lastly, definition of word;
• similar meanings separated by comma, dissimilar ones by semicolon.

/tr> /tr> aga (G). very very much

a- (G). not; without; together	aepr- (G). unapproachable; invincible
ab, -s (L). off, from, away	abact (L). driven away
abbreviat (L). shortened	abdicat (L). disinherit
abdit (L). secret, hidden	abdom, *en, -in (L). the abdomen
aberran (L). going astray	abie, *a, -t (L). a fir tree
abject (L). downcast, spiritless	ablat (L). weaned; remove
ablep, -s (L). blindness	ablut (L). washed, cleanliness
abort. -iv (L). born prematurely	abr, -o (g). delicate, dainty, pretty
*abramis (G). a kind of fish	abras (L). rubbed off, scraped off
abrot (G). inedible; divine; splendor	abroton (L). a kind of plant
abrupt (L). broken from, steep	abs (L). off, from, away
abscis, -s (L). cut off	absinth, *lum (L). wormwood
absit (L). distant	abstemi (L). temperate, moderate
abund (L). overflow	abyss, -o (G). deep, bottomless
ac (L). to, toward	aca (G). a point; silence; healing
acalanth, -i, *is (G). a goldfinch	acaleph, *a (G). a nettle
acanth *a -o (G). a spine, thorn	acanthi, -d, *s (G). a goldfinch
acar, -in (G). a kind of mite; tiny	acceler (L). hasten
accip (L). seize, accept	*accipiter (L). a hawk
accliv (L). steep, up-hill	accresc (L). increase
ace, -o (G). heal; remedy	*acese (ending of plant family names)
*acer (L). sharp; a maple tree	acerb (L). bitter, sour
acerv, *us (L). a heap	acest (G). healing; remedy
acestr, *a (G). a darning needle	acet, -o, *um, *yl (L) vinegar
acetabul, *um (L). a vinegar cup	ach (G). ache, pain
achen (G). poor, needy; not gaping	achet, *a, -o (L). singing, sounding; a cicada
achille (G My). with vulnerable heel	achly, -o, *s (G). gloom, darkness
achn *a (G). chaff, froth	achr, -olo, -oo, -ost (G). colorless
acth -o, *us (G). a weight, burden	achyr, -o, *um (G). chaff; brain
aci, -do, *us (G). a point, barb	acicul *a (L). a small needle
acid (L). sour, sharp	acin, -i, -o, *us (L). a berry
acinac, *es (L). a short sword	-acious (E). abounding in
*acipenser (L).   the sturgeon	*acis (G). a point, barb
*acli, -d, *s (L). a small javelin	*acm, *a (G).   the highest point; a point
acrnae (G). flourishing; mature	*acmon -o (G). an anvil
aco (G). a cure, remedy, relief	acaet, *es (G). a bedfellow, spouse
acoluth, -o (G). following	aconit, *urn (L). the monk's-hood
acont, -i, *urn, -o (G). a javelin, dart	acost *a (G). barley
acous, -t (G). hear; heard	acr, *a, -e (G). at the apex
acr, -i (L). sharp	acri, -d, *s (G). a locust
acrib, -o (G). exact	acrit, -o (G). con
acro (G). topmost, the tip	acromi, -o, *um (G). point of soulder blade
act, *a, -e, -i (G). the beach, seashore	act, -no, *s (G). a ray, beam
actit, *es (G). a shore dweller	actuos (L). lively, active
acu, *s (L). a needle	acu, -st (G). hear; heard
acule, *us (L). a sting, thorn	acumin, -s (L). a point; pointed
*acus (L). a needle	*acus (G). a cure, remedy, relief
acust (G). hear; heard	acut (L). sharp
ad (L). to, toward	adama, -nto (G). unconquerable; diamond; iron
adapi (NL). a rabbit	addict (L). devoted, compelled
ade (G). enough. abundantly; sated	adelo (G). unknown, secret
adelph *us (G). brother	*aden, -o (G). a gland
adephag -o (G). gluttonous	*adeps, adip -o (L). pat
adminicul, *or (L). a support, prop	adnex (L). bound to, annexed
adol -o (G). genuine, pure	adolesc (L). growing up
adore, *us (L). grain, spelt.	adox, -o (G). insignificant; disreputable
adr, -o (G). thick, stout	adran (G). feeble, listless
adras (L). shaved, scraped away	adul, *a (L). flatter
adulter (L). corrupt, polite	adust (L). burned, tanned
ae (also ai, e, oe)	aechm, *a, -o (G). a spear
aeci, *a, -di (G). an injury	aed, *es, -i (L). a temple; a dwelling
aedeag (NL). the genitals	*aedes (G). disagreeable
aedoe, -o (G). reverential; the genitals	*aedon (G). a nightingale
aeger, -i (L My). a nymph	aegi, -di, *s (L). a shield
aegial, -o, -o, *us (G). the seashore, leach	aegith, -o, *us (G). a hedge sparrow
aegl (G). shining, splendud	aego (G). a goat
aegr, -o, (L). sick, diseased	aegypt, *us (L). egypt
aell, *a, -o (G). a storm, whirlwind	aelur, -o, *us (G). a cat; tail-wagging
aem, -a, -ato, -o (G). blood	aene (L). bronze; bronze-colored
aeno (G). terrible	aeol (G My). Aelous, God of the windsM/td>
aeol, -i, -o (G). quick-moving, shifting	aep, -i, - (G). tall, high
aequa, -bil, -li (L). equal, level	aer, -ar, -e (L). of copper, money
aer, -i, -o (G). the air, atmosphere	*aeresis (G). take/tr>
aesal, *um (G). a kind of hawk	aesch -r, -o (G). ugliness
aeschul, *us (L). the Italian oak	aesio (G). fortunate, lucky
aesta, *us (L). the summer heat	aesthem, *s, -ato (G). sensation, perception
aether,/i> (G). sensitive, perceptive	aestival (L). summer
aet, -o, *us (G). an aegle	aeth, -e (G). unusual
aeth, -o (G). burn; fiery	aesthal, -o, *us (G). smoke, soot
aethi (G). burnt	aethri, *a, -o (G). open sky, open air
aethusa (g). burning; a vestibule	aeti, *a, -o (g). a cause
aeto; *aetus (G). an eagle	affini (L). allied, related
affluen, *s, -t (L). abundant, rich	ag (L). to, toward
agall, -o (G). adorn	agalli, -d, *s (G). an iris
*agalma (G). a plrasing gift; a statue	agan, o (G). mild, gentle
agap, *a (G). Brotherly love, charity	agaric, *um (G). a mushroom
agast, -o (G). wonderful	agath, -o (G). good, brave
agau, agav (G). illustrious, noble	agel, *a (G). a herd
agen, e, -l (G). unborn, young	*ager (L). a field
agera (G). not growing old	agglomerat (L). collected, heaped up
agglutin, -at (L). glued together	aggregat (L). brought together
agili (l). agile, nimble	agitat (L). stirred up; quick
agla, -i, -o *us (G). splendor, beauty; splendid, brilliant	agm, *a, -eto, -et G). a fragment; a fracture
agn, *en, -in (L). a stream	agn, -i *us (G). a lamb
agn, -o (G). pure, chaste	agnoi, *a (G). ignorance
ago (L). drive	ago (G). lead; a chief, leader
agon, -o (G). an assembly; a contest	*agora (G). a marketplace
agost, -o (G). the bent arm; an angle	agr *a (G). booty
agr< i, -o (L). a field	agrelphn, *a (G). a harrow, rake
agrest, -i (L). in the country; growing wild	agreu, -o (G). hunt, pursue
agreu, -s, -t (G). a hunter	agri (L). a field
agri -o (G). wild, fierce	agro (L). a field
agrost, *es (G). a hunter; a coutry person	agrost, *is (G). a grass; a hunter
ai (see also ae, e, or oe	alchm, *a, -o (G). a spear
aidoi, -o (G). reverential; the genitals	alet, -o/i> (G). an eagle
alg (G). a gnat; a waterfowl	algeir, -o, 8us (G).the black poplar
aigial, -o, *us (G). the seashore, beach	alst, -o (G). unseen
aithyl (G). a sea gull; a diver	*aix 9G). a goat; waterflow
*ajaia; ajaja (SAm). the roseate spoonbill	al (L). to, toward
al, *a, -i (G). a wing	alac, *er, -r (L). quick, active
alao (G). blind	alat (L). winged
alaud, *a (L). a lark	alb -i, -id (L). white
album, *en, -in (L). white of egg	abc, -ae (G). strong; strength
alc, *es, - (L). an elk	*alca (Ice). an auk
alced, -in, *o (L). a kingfisher	alcim. -o (G). strong, brave
*alcyon (G). a kingisher; zoophyte	*alector (G). a cock
alectr, -o (G). unmarried	aleph (G). unguent oil
aleo (G). hot, warm	*ales (G). (ending of plant order names)
alet, -o (G). grinding	aleth, -o (G). true, honest
aleur, -o, *um (G). flour, meat	alex, - (G). ward off
aleyr, -o (G). flour, meal	alg, *a, -o (L). seaweed
alg, -e (L). cold, coldness	alg, -e, *ia, -o 9G). pain
ali (L). other, another; a wing	alia (G). an assembly
alien, -a (L). foreign	aliment (L). nourish; nourishment
-alis (L). pertaining to	alism, *a (G). plantain
alkali (Ar). soda ash, alkali	all, -o (G). other, another
allact (G). change, vary	allagm, *a (G). an exchange
allant, -o (G). sausage	alass, -o (G). change, vay
allaxi (G). crosswise	alle (Ice). the dovekie
allelo (G). one another; parallel	alli, *um (L). garlic, onion
allo, -io (G). other, different	alloth (G). elsewhere
allotr, -io (G). strange, foreign	alluv, -i (L). wash against, overflow; a pool
alm (L). nourishing, refreshing	aln, -or, *us (L). the alder
*aloe (G). kind of plant	alope, -c, *x (G). a fox
alp, -estr, -in (L N). mountains	alphit, -o, *um (G). barley meal
als (L). cold	als, -o, *a (G). a grove
alsin, *a (G). chickweed	alt,, -i (L). high, tall
alter (L). other	altern (L). one after another
althae (G). heal, cure	(L). high, tall
altil (L). nourished, fatten	altr (L). other
altri, -c, *x (L). a nurse	aluc, -o (L). an owl
alucin, -a (L). wandering mind, dreaming	alucit, *a (L). a gnat