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(n.) official segregation of the races; gov't of South Africa until Mandela/DeKlerk abolished it
Afrikaans: apart - separate; heid - hood |
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| (n.) imposed separation from the group Middle English: se - apart; grex - flock |
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| (adj.) tending to prefer to be in a group Middle English: grex - flock |
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(n.) a gathering of people
Middle English: con - with (borrowed from Latin); grex - flock |
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| (v.) taught gradually over time Latin: in - in; stillare - to drip |
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| (v.) separated from the essential Latin: de - down; stillare - to drip |
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(adj.) without shape
Greek: a - without; morph - shape |
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(n.) a reference to something
Latin: alludere - to play with |
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| (v.) to make reference to something Latin: alludere - to play with |
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(n.) fruit w/edible seeds
Old French: pome - apple; granate - full of seeds |
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| (n.) African antelope [Zulu] |
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| (n.) the belief that the self is the centre of the universe Latin: ipse - self; solus - alone |
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| (n.) dramatic speech given by one person Greek: mono - one; logos - speech |
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| (n.) discarded odds and ends (used with 'jetsam') Old French: floter - to float |
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| (n.) discarded odds and ends (used with 'flotsam') Latin: jacere - to throw |
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| (adj.) extremely old Latin: ante - before |
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| (n.) before noon Latin: ante - before; meridiem - noon |
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| (n.) after noon Latin: post - after; meridiem - noon |
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| (n.) a note added to a letter after it is written Latin: post - after; scribere - to write |
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| (adj.) lively, colorful Latin: vivere - to live |
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