(noun): act of moving, action

mot (move) + ion (noun.related to)

Many people find the motion of a rocking chair soothing.

(adjective): belonging to a place by birth, indigenous

nat (to be born) + ive (noun.condition)

Turkeys are native to North America.

(adjective): just born

nasc (to be born) + ent (verb.to cause to become)

The nascent kittens curled up with their mother.

(adjective): having a child developing in the womb, "with child"

pre (before) + gn (to be born) +ent (adj.indication)

Linda's dog is pregnant and it will have its puppies in November.

(adjective):lack of experience, not knowledgable of the world

nai (to be born) + ve (adj. having the qualities of)

When Olivia went to New York ten year's ago she was naive, but now she is a well-seasoned traveler.

(verb): to name for office

nomin (name) + ate (verb. Cause to be)

Vittorio nominated Mary for class president.

(noun): a word with a similar meaning to another word in the same language

syn (together) + onym (name)

The word "fair" is a synonym for the word "just."

(noun): something new

novel (new) + ty (noun. state of)

After six months the novelty of Pierre's new car is starting to wear off.

(noun): a newcomer, a beginner

nov (new) + ice (noun. act)

Bjorn is a novice when it comes to playing poker or other card games.

(verb): to work, to perform

oper (work) + ate (verb. cause to)

People are advised not to operate heavy machinery after drinking alcohol.

(noun): a musical composition

opus (work)

Vivaldi's opus number three is not as well known as is other compositions.

(adjective, noun): calm; a person under medical care

pati (feel) + ent (adj. indication)

Josiah was patient as he waited in line for concert tickets.

Mary has been a patient of Dr. Jones.