What English word is derived from each of the following combination of prefix and root:

1. ab + duco to remove someone by force

ab + norma to deviate from the norm

abs + tenere to choose to refrain

ab + jurare to renounce or retract

ab + dicare to renounce responsibility

ab + errare departure from the truth

ab + horrere to detest vehemently

ab + lavere to wash or cleanse

ab + negare to deny to oneself

ab + caldere to cut off

2. ad + cedere to give one’s consent

ad + celer to speed up

ad + canyus prominence of a spoken syllable

ad + capere to take or receive

ad + cadere the right to approach or enter

ad + cadere an unintentional occurrence

ad + clamare to acknowledge someone publicly

ad + collum something awarded as an honour

ad + complere to succeed in achieving something

ad + cor agreement

3. ad + aptare to modify to suit different purposes

ad + dicere person dependent on a substance

ad + ducere to cite as evidence or proof

ad + apisci a person who is skilled or proficient

ad + aequare sufficient for a purpose

ad + haerere to stick or hold fast

ad + jungere to attach

ad + diurnum to postpone

ad + minister to direct or control

ad + optare to take over as one’s own

4. ad + facere a thing to be done or attended to

ad + facere to act upon or influence

ad + filius to associate or be associated with

ad + figere to attach or attribute

ad + fligere to distress greatly

ad + fluere having abundant wealth

ad + frontis a deliberate insult

ad + ferre directing inward towards the brain

ad + fidare to bind to a promise of marriage

ad + firmare to confirm or ratify

5. ad + parare equipment used in a laborator

ad + parare garments or clothing

ad + parere spectre

ad + pellere to request for relief or aid

ad + parere to come into sight

ad + pendere additional material at the end

ad + petere a desire or craving for food

ad + plaudere to indicate approval by clapping

ad + pretium to value highly

6. ad + spirare desire to achieve something

ad + simulare collect or put something together

ad +serere to insist upon or exert influence

ad + sedere to estimate the value of a thing

ad + signare to appoint to a post or task

ad + simulare to learn an understand

ad + sociare to link with or to connect to

ad + suavis to give relief in times of pain etc.

ad + sumere to take for granted

ad + securus to convince

7. bi + caput reflex muscles of the forearm

bi + cyspis having two cusps

bi + fas ranged in two rows (Bot.)

bi + findere divided into two lobes

bi + furca divided into two branches

bi + lingua able to speak two languages

bi + mensis lasting two months

bi + parere producing two at once

bi + portire made by two parties

bi + pedis having two feet

8. com + battuere a fight, conflict or struggle

com + bini to join together

com + fortis state of ease or well-being

com + memorare to honour

com + initare to begin

com + mandare to praise

com + mensurare proportionate

com + mereis financial and business activity

com + miserani to express or feel sympathy

com + movere upheaval

9. de + barque to remove bark from a tree

de + but first public appearance

de + cadere deterioration of culture

de + cant to pour from one to another

de + caput to behead

de + cedere death

de + clinare to refuse to do or accept

de + crescere diminution or reduction

de + cenere a law made by one in authority

de + crepare infirm due to old age

10. dis + confire to make uneasy or confused

dis + cordis lack or agreement or harmony

dis = corage to inhibit

dis + currere verbal communication

dis + co-operire to learn about for the first time

dis + crepare conflicting claims or figures

dis + gorge vomit

dis + guise to conceal actual appearance

dis + mantel to take apart

dis + parage to damage the reputation

11. per + manere intended to last

per + meare to spread through the whole of

per + orare to speak at length

per + oxide short for hydrogen peroxide

per + pendere at right angles to a plane

per + patrare to be responsible for deception

per + petere eternal, permanent

per + quaerere incidental benefit in a job

per + servus to show persistence

per + sistere to continue steadfastly

12. prae + ambulare a preliminary event

prae + cavere action to avoid an undesirable event

prae + cedere to go or be before

prae + claudere to exclude or debar

prae = coquere developing or ripening early

prae + decessor an ancestor

prae + dicere foretell

prae + diligere preference

prae = eminere extremely eminent

prae + ferre to value more highly

prae + figurare to suggest in advance

prae + ludere an introduction

prae + scindere to cut off prematurely

prae + sumere to take for granted

13. pro + ballein something difficult to deal with

pro + boskein elongated, flexible trunk or snout

pro + cedere to continue

pro clamare to announce publicly

pro + crastinus to put off until later

pro + creare to bring into being

pro + agere reckless expenditure

pro + ducere to yield or bring into existence

pro + filium an outline of an object

pro + filigere shamelessly immoral

14. pro + geras being prematurely old

pro + gignoskein prediction of a disease

pro + legein preface, introduction

pro + ludere an introductory exercise

pro + mittere to give an assurance

pro + phanai one who predicts the future

pro + scribere to prohibit

pro + secare one who dissects dead bodies

pro + stenai male glands surrounding bladder

15. re + calx not susceptible to control

re + capere to take into one’s hand

re = cadere one habitually relapsing into crime

re = citare to repeat aloud to an audience

re + clinare to rest in a leaning position

re + cule to move back violently

re + compensare to pay back; reward

re + conciliare to become friendly again

re + credere cowardly or faint-hearted

re + cumbere lying down

sub + alternus inferior position to the captain

sub + dare to overcome—bring under control

sub + jungere to add at the end of something

sub + mittere to be voluntarily subjected to

sub + ordinare under the control of another

sub + ornare to bribe or instigate

sub + poena writ for one to come to court

sub + prior a prior’s assistant

sub + rapere a fallacious representation

sub + rogare to substitute for another

sub + scribere to promise to pay at regular intervals

sub + sedere financial aid

sub + sistere manage to live

sub + tendere stretch across

sub + urbs outlying area of a town

sub + cingere concise

sub + caedere shaped as if cut off abruptly at the end

sub + cubare an evil female demon

sub + cumbere to give way to a force or desire

sub + quatere favourable outcome of an attempt

sub + capere liable to be afflicted

sub + specere to believe someone guilty

sub + pendere to hang from above

sub + spirare to utter with a sigh

sub + tenere withstand