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Latin in Layman’s - A Rhetoric Revolution — 389 episodes
A Commentary on Suetonius, Divus Claudius 28–29
The Language of Suffering: What Medical Words Remember
REBOOT: "haima" and "-emia": etymologizing all medical terms regarding blood
Filtered Faces: The Language of Beauty, Distortion, and the Online Body
Artificial Intimacy: Why We’re Confiding in Machines
Unwell Online: The Language of Social Media Decay
All About Da Badonk (And other things associated with colon-cancer awareness month)
Latin-leaning pathology words
An Accidental Ramble-Bamble and Call for Questions!
Greek-leaning Pathology Terms - All terms found within show-notes
REBOOT: Understanding the difference and similarities between the Medical suffixes "-otomy", "-ectomy", and "-itis"
REBOOT: A meaningful Q&A with my audience - From failures to motivations to life's most important things and all things in-between
REBOOT: Etymologizing More Legal Terminology
Valentine’s Day, Lupercalia, and the Words We Use to Know Love
Reboot: Etymologizing the beauty behind the word "Nostalgia" and words associated with its deeper meaning and feeling
REBOOT: "Gastro-" and etymologizing all things regarding the stomach
REBOOT: Etymologizing 10 of the English vocabulary's most highfalutin words
REBOOT: Taking interesting and funny words in the English dictionary and both deriving and etymologizing them
Reboot: Part II - Q&A celebrating over 10,000 TikTok followers and further growth!
REBOOT: Part I - Q&A celebrating over 10,000 TikTok followers and the exponential growth of the Rhetoric Revolution in general!
Latin Grammar - All about Second Declension Masculine nouns
Latin Legal NOMENclature broken down, translated and explained
Discussing derivatives from the Latin verb "ago, agere"
Etymologizing Character Traits (Invest in yourself and what makes you, you!)
Lemma, Lexicon, Morphology, Dichotomy, and so many more related words that you didn't know were related!
"-ITIS" Medical pathologies
Discussing and etymologizing 20 interesting words you can incorporate in your vocabulary today!
An Unpublished Episode from May 12, 2023: On what it is to be good... Where is the love we need in this world?
Voice Recorded Questions - What is a subluxation?
Discussing Cognates/Derivatives associated with Greek's "PHOTOS" & "GRAPHOS"
The Inference Limit - Speed of Thought (A Short Sci-Fi story from me)
To The Words That Hold You
You Already Speak Latin (You Just Don’t Know Where You Hide It)
on New Year's Resolutions
It's the Yin in the Yang - Words associated with (TRUE) Masculinity
Latin's "Fero, Ferre" - Etymologized!
Supplication, Ritual Repair, and the Ethics of Compassion in Iliad 24
The Christmas Lexicon: How Greek and Latin Built the Holiday in Our Mouths
Aegus' Star - Theseus and the Minotaur
The Rehabilitation of Achilles - An essay on moral reckoning and transformation
The Uncanny Host: Domestic Horror and Broken Ritual in Euripides’ Cyclops
The Trojan War
Eyes of Dionysus - Euripides’ Bacchae
Is Prometheus a martyr for humanity? On fire's dualities
Dionysus - A God of Contradictions and embodiment of life's dualities
For those that think Latin and Greek are... "DEADEDEDED"
Spotify Wrapped and Touching Base with My Audience!
Ancient Greek Vocabulary - Pain, Nature, and Daily Life
Recitation and Commentary on Odyssey 9.105–115 and Odyssey 10.229–240
Adverbs, Particles, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Pronouns - Odyssey Vocab
Greek Verbs Vocabulary in the Odyssey's Book 9-10
Greek Vocab in the Odyssey
A long ramble-bamble-yap followed by a list of heart-wrenching, beautiful words... Etymologized!
Cum Clauses
Deponent Verbs - Passive in form, active in meaning
The Present Subjunctive - Jussive and Purpose
The Regular Comparison of Adjectives
Irregular Comparison
Indirect Statement Review and Nolo, Volo, Malo
A (thorough) lesson on the Indirect Statement
Favorite and Interesting Words... Etymologized!
Understanding the uses of Participles
Etymology and orgins of some common and obscure idioms and sayings
Iphigenia in the Land of Shadows - a fictional mythological tale
Interesting words etymologized and an bunch of rants and mini-rants embedded (hah...!)
Etymologizing a list of obscure and fascinating English words that derive from Latin or Greek
Exploring the origins and meanings of words you see on a daily-basis
A little Q&A!
The Eyes of Dionysus - Euripides’ Bacchae - Reimagined for a modern audience
A Lexicon of Love - Etymologizing words pertaining to [amor/philos]
Translating and etymologizing a comprehensive list of legal terms that derive from Latin or Greek roots
The Myth of Persephone | A Tale of Descent and Return
Echo and Narcissus | Rambles and Etiological Understandings.wav
Etymologizing a wide-range of medical pathologies
Etymologizing names! Breaking down of some of the most popular male, female, and non-binary baby names of 2025
Mom's Day! Etymologizing rich list of words associated with mothers, motherhood, and Mother’s Day
Etymological origins of key psychological and culturally relevant terms
Love my supporters!! Ramblin' to my audience this time around
Pathos - Etymology, a word to my supporters, and a call for help!
Discussing the nuances between the prefixes "un-" vs. "im-" while also deriving them and words associated with "de-"
Latin Grammar Mini-Series - Understanding Neuter and Substantive nouns in the Second Declension
Medical conditions associated with smooth muscles, providing their definitions, symptomatology, and etymology associated with each pathology
Biblical terms and theological words with their etymological breakdowns (Greek, Latin, Hebrew, or otherwise)
Legal Terms and Words - Etymologized!
Etymologizing Architectural Terms
The Myth of Narcissus - Etiological Implications
From Metabolism to Chemical to Denaturation - Science Terms Etymologized!
April 14, 2025
Tacitus' Dialogus De Oratoribus [29-32] - Recitation and Translation
Etymologizing a list of 40 names both common and uncommon in the feminine
Etymologizing a list of 40 names both common and uncommon in the masculine
Adverbial, Relative, and Subordinating Clauses - Relative Pronouns Associated
Tacitus' [24] Recitationes et Translatio
Latin in Layman's - Gerunds and Gerundives
Etymologizing 30 words you use throughout your day!
The Song of Chrysalis - An Original Greek Myth
Question from an audience member: How to best deal with classroom management.
Understanding a Passive vs. Active sentence - Be able to delineate, manipulate, and turn an active sentence into a passive sentence (and vice versa) in both English and Latin
Common House-hold plant Nomenclature - Ficus Elastica to Pilea Peperomioides
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson One - Understanding the First Declension & Cases
A fun and refreshing Q&A
Tacitus' [23] Recitation and Translation
The Ides of March - Told through Gaius Cassius Longinus
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 14 - I-Stem Nouns
Tacitus' Dialogus [22] Recitation and Translation
Lower Body Musculature | Described and Etymologized
Intriguing words associated with Cajun French, accompanied by details on their etymologies, morphological breakdown, and connections to other languages
Linguistic similarities between "credence", "credit", "incredulous", and so much more!
Discussing and etymologizing common terms within the medical field
Physiology, Kinesiology, and Anatomy Etymology
Once upon a time... The Tragic Story of Phaethon (Storytime and discussion of moral implications associated with his hubris)
Lot's of shoutouts! Etymology on Identity, Loss, Love Lost, Confidence, Reclaiming One's Self
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson Three - Understanding, delineating, and forming nouns of the First and Second Declension (Masc. & Fem.)
Discussing generalized mental illnesses/disorders as well as their etymological derivations and meanings
How Fire Was Given to Men/Women - The Myth of Prometheus and its Etiological implications
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson Two - Understanding the First Conjugation & Why we have Conjugations in Latin
Tacitus, Dialogus de Oratoribus 18.1–18.6 - Translation, Commentary and Analysis
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 15 - The Imperfect Tense and the Ablative (Point in time)
ST Elevated Myocardial Infarctions and the Greek Root "PENIA"
Etymologizing a ton of words in the English dictionary associated with the Greek root "PATHOS" - Referring to "feeling, emotion, suffering"
Gastronomy, Cuisine, and all other words associated with the Culinary Arts
Storytime (or not) | A Meeting of Two Worlds: A Narrative on Greek and Aztec Afterlife Beliefs
Mathematical Etymology| Greek's "METRON" - Etymologized
Jason's and Odysseus' Quests | Shorter Myths
Tacitus' Dialogus | 17.1-17.7
A Reading and Recitation of Tacitus' Dialogues - 15.1-16.7
Greek Recitation and Translation | Chapter 14 Γ
Tacitus, in Layman's Terms | 14.1-14.4
Tacitus Commentaries [14.1-4] | An Academic One to Put Ya into Sleepymode
Nappy-time sessions with Connerly | Galantis and the Hearth
Yap Sesh (It's over 9000!)
Tacitus 9.1-12.1 | Readings, Translations and Commentary
Just a little Q&A for today
On showing up for one's self | A relaxing retelling of the Myth of Sisyphus
Greek Recitation and Translations - Greeks and Barbarians
BEDTIME STORY | Endymion: Where dreams and reality intertwine
Does eloquence truly spring from nature, or is it molded by historical circumstance?
Lupercalia et al.
Ingenium and Natura’s roles in Tacitus’ “Dialogue on Orators”
On a boy aflame with wonder - Icarus et Daedelus
On Love - The Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice - (feat. lots of shoutouts!!!)
Analysis, Critique, and Synthesis of Mark Possanza’s “A Crux in Tacitus Dialogus 5.3–4”
Tacitus | Dialogus | 2.1-3.1
II. The Other Seven Gods and Goddesses
I. The Seven Main Gods and Goddesses
From Chaos to Creation | Greek Cosmogony and Gods
The Trojan War - A Brutal Saga
Tacitus Dialogus - I (with commentary)
Introduction into Understanding Myths
Why Do We Have Myths? Perseus, Theseus, and Heracles Unbound
on the myth of Prometheus - fire's dual
Anonymity - Discussing NOMEN and all words related, derived, and associated with
The Myth of Sisyphus - What is Hubris?
Just a little about me | No Etymology here!
An In-Depth Analysis of Greek Mythological Creatures - Myth Series II
in the beginning - a greacian myth (Myth Series I)
Like Tears in the Rain - A Reading
Dionysus and the Dionysian Parodoxes | A God of Contradictions and embodiment of life's dualities
On a heart that beats on, despite the wounds of time - A lament to Orpheus
Eros and Psyche | The Fragility of Love and Scars of Betrayal.wav
Identity, Loss, Love Lost, Confidence, Reclaiming One's Self - Ramble on Potential Book Club Idea
A-H | Etymologizing Common Words (Rooted from Latin) in the Wild
A Shortened Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice
Greek - Part Two - Etymologizing common words you see in your everyday life
Greek - Part One | Etymologizing common words you see in your everyday life
You can thank Hades for why we have the winter months (A.K.A. depression SZN) | The Myth of Persephone and Hades
Lower Body Musculature | Described and Etymologized
The (underrated) Myth of Apollo and Hyacinthus | A poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of beauty and the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth
Part Four | Diving in "Dionysian Mystery" | The Myth of Dionysus and Pentheus
Part Three | Diving into "Power" - The Myth of Dionysus and Pentheus
Part Two | Diving into "Gender" - The Myth of Dionysus and Pentheus
Part One | Diving into "Xenia" - The Myth of Dionysus and Pentheus
The mythology of Aphrodite's birth | Why does "APHRO" refer to "Sea Foam"?
I'm back! Touching base, ramblin', etymology cameos, and much more!
Grammatica I.iii - Latin Nouns - First Declension - Declining
Grammatica I.ii - Latin Nouns - First Declension - Endings
Grammatica I.i - Latin Nouns - Noun Properties
Etymologizing random words of the day | Salubrious to Petrichor
Post-Apocalyptic & Radiation Words: Etymology and Definitions
Applying Latin and Greek Prefixes and Suffixes to Medical Nomenclature
A list of Latin and Greek Prefixes to implement in later episodes (w/ mainly Medical Nomenclature) | Tons of information
Just etymologizing words for the sake of it! (Words in show notes)
Echo and Narcissus | A diving further into its etiological implications
The myth of Perseus and Andromeda | The power of love and sacrifice
Etymology of "THESIS" and "KINESIS" | From positions to movements
Etymology of "SYN-/SYL-/SYM-" | Greek's preposition "together/with"
Etymologizing words associate with love, friendship, philos, and more! | Feat. Heated Ramble-Bamble in-lue of an intro
Easter, Religious, and Evangelical Etymology | Happy Easter Omnes!
On the Myth of Sisyphus | Was his trickery hubris?
The Abduction of Persephone | The reminders of duality in this life
On feeling seen | Addressing a question via voice message!
The Amazons | On the dangers of isolating one's mind and importance of the understanding between differing cultures
On the dangers of ignoring inconvenient truths | The myth of Cassandra and Apollo
The myth of Jupiter and the Bee
We always find a way | The Myth of Heracles
The Myth of Scylla and Charybdis | Charting our course through the turbulent seas of life
Cognates & Derivatives from "METRON"
Etymologizing the Greek Root "TELE-"
Exploring the intricacies of King Midas | On being a giver vs. a taker
Cognates, derivatives, and history on Greek's root word "TROPOS"
Etymologizing he Latin verb "fero, ferre, tuli, latum" | A highly versatile and irregular verb that means "to bear" or "to carry"
Etymologizing Everything about Greek's "plasia/plassein" | "To shape, form, grow"
Etymologizing Greek's prefix "EPI-" | "Upon, above, after, over"
Echo and Narcissus | It's love, not vanity, that sustains us through the trials of life
Etymologizing the culinary world and all things related to Gastronomy
Romulus and Remus - The heirs to both the mortal and divine | Etiologically explained
Bedtime Stories and Myths | Icarus and Daedalus
Taking a few Latin words and etymologizing them in a sultry tone (ASMR-like)
Words Derived from "Phylax": A Journey into Guardianship
Cunning Odysseus | The conclusion to a ten-year war
With a New Year comes a new Q&A
It’s either one day, or it’s day one
A random episode etymologizing a list of random English words!
The Myth of Circe - On redemption and growth, even in the most enigmatic and formidable people
Evaluating Psyche's "Hubris" - Was it Hubris or was it human endeavor that rewarded her to dance amongst the cosmos!
The Greek root "OSMO-" | Etymologized!
The myth of Eros and Psyche - A reading of my own writings and discussion thereafter on the many aspects embedded within the story of unparalleled love
The Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice - On love and the profound nature it has on us
The Myth and Moral Implications of Theseus and the Minotaur - Applied both classically and within modernity
Case Usage in Latin - Isolating a single word and translating in order to understand why we have cases and how it changes the structure of a singular noun in ten different ways
Discussing the etymology, history, and definitions of - Dislocation, subluxation, and some medical terms associated with bodily injuries
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 21 - The Perfect Passive System
Ramblin', touching on random thoughts, and diving into my Podcast "Wrapped"
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 19: Perfect Passive Verbs
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 19 - The Fourth Declension
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 18 - The Present Passive System
Part Three of the Ramble-Bambles | Addressing questions from Instagram followers
Part Two of the Ramble-Bambles | Addressing questions asked from Instagram followers
Part One of the Ramble-Bambles | Answering questions from Instagram followers
Etymologizing the Greek root "hyper-" (ὑπέρ) = "over," "above," "beyond," or "excessive"
Latin with Modernity | Legal Terminology - Translated and explained
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 17 - Relative Pronouns and Clauses
Part Two of a HIGHLY Requested Q&A/Ramble-Bamble Episode
Part One of a HIGHLY Requested Q&A/Ramble-Bamble Episode
Addressing a list of (24) Latin words, their meanings, and a few English derivatives associated with each
Etymologizing Latin's irregular verb - "fero, ferre" | suffer, proliferate, transfer, Lucifer, and more!
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 16 - Third-Declension Adjectives
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 13 - Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns
Discussing a gamut of words derived from the Greek suffixes - "-EMIA" (ἐμός) and "-LYSIS" (λύσις)
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 12 - The Perfect Tense
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 11 - Pronouns
Mr. Brown's Science Terms, Etymologized! (Unus ex pluribus venire!)
Etymologizing Astronomic terms and disciplines associated along with their scientific and etymological definitions
Etymologizing "Bro-Science," while entertaining Exercise, Physiology and Kinesiology NOMENclature
Extrapolating Latin and Greek roots in our modern vernacular
Mathematics in Language - From Euclidean to Fractals to Calculus
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 10 - Third-io and Fourth Conjugation Verbs
All about the Gastrointestinal System - Understanding and etymologizing conditions, pathologies, diseases, and afflictions associated with
Understanding and etymologizing the bones of the face and head
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 9 - Understanding Demonstrative Pronouns and what they really are?
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 8 - Understanding the Third Conjugation and all of it's dumb irregularities
Discussing the scientific names of specific muscles in the human body, the etymology and Latin embedded within each, their origins and insertions, and their anatomical functions
(A shorter) Q&A - Addressing questions regarding Glyphosate, optimized health, my tattoos, and our state of the world (financially)
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 7 - Understanding and "fleshing-out" the Third Declension in Latin
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 6 - Sum ("I am") and Possum ("I am able") in the Present, Imperfect, Future
Discussing interesting words (that you see everyday) and discussing their linguistic history, etymology, and actual definitions
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 5 - Understanding the Imperfect & Future Tense in the First and Second Conjugations
Q&A Episode - Addressing questions regarding podcasting, favorite books, dealing with autoimmune flare-ups, greatest fears, and social media's dichotomy
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 4.2 - Understanding the verb "to be" in Latin and the expectations of an intransitive vs. transitive verb
Hurtful Words - Having important awareness of the origin of certain words
Etymology of a cyclist
Dear Middle School Me & You & Everyone Else - A rant plus a letter
The Wrath of Achilles towards Cygnus, the son of Poseidon - The Etiology of a Swan
Atalanta, Mulan, Confidence, and Gumption - Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the ability to act in spite of it
Etymologizing 21 common words utilized in today's world - From acrobat to cynicism to melancholy to music
Echo and Narcissus - Then and Now
The Myth and Moral Implications of Theseus and the Minotaur - Applied both classically and within modernity
The Myth of Icarus and Daedalus - Moral implications, etiological significance, and a rant on faith, love, and remembering to thank one's self
From Anxiety to Paranoia to Substance Abuse - Discussion of mental disorders/diseases and their etymology and history
Deriving words from the Latin "dīcō, dīcere, dīxī, dictum" - "I say, to say, I said, having been said"
Discussing all the Neurohormones with both their actual functions and etymological definitions
Anonymity - Discussing "nomen" and all words related, derived, and associated with
200th Episode Q&A: From the roles of genetics to addiction to bullying to hormones and all things in-between!
Comparing and contrasting the derived Greek prefixes "hyper-" and "hypo-"
Etymology and Understanding "Pathos": A Greek word meaning "suffering" or "experience"
Anesthesia and deriving words from the Greek Root "aisthēsis"
Once upon a time... Pandora, the "all-gifted"
Discussing and etymologizing the Hormones released by the Hypothalamus
Etymologizing terms associated with bodybuilding, hypertrophy, physiology, and kinesiology (No bro science here, bub!)
Sisyphus - Accepting the sufferings of life
Discussing eating disorders as well as their etymological derivations and meanings associated with
Discussing my issues with inflammation and the nuances of the prefix "in-/im-/il-"
From Cranium to Phalanges - Discussing the skeletal system through Etymology
The Musculature of the Body, broken down through Latin
Just some Legal Nomenclature glossed and Etymologized
Etymologizing the longest words in the English Dictionary
Etymologizing the most interesting words to add to YOUR vocabulary today!
Just do it. (Shia LaBeouf it!)
Etymologizing (some) things about "Love"
Deriving the Latin words: "sentio", "video", "scio"
Q&A - Etymology of Syntax, how to hack your sleep, recommended types of therapy, how to navigate this world full of anger as a middle/high school kid, et cetera.
Second Q&A with Liam - Latin in Layman's
First Q&A with Liam - Latin in Layman's
More assimilated "con-/col-/com-/co-" words and ringing in the New Year (contemplating on the contemporary)
Understanding where "affix", "prefix", and "suffix"
Deriving the Greek Root "SYN-/SYM-"
Hormones and other processes/aspects of the body with the prefix "Endo-"
On Vulnerability, Love, and what "heaven on earth" is?
Etymologizing Harry Potter Spells and the Wizardry World!
Discussing a TON of Pathologies as well as Medical terms you should know!
Latin on the Period Table - From Na to Hg to Ag and all other non-intuitive elements in-between!
Etymologizing Pathos as both the prefix "patho-" and the suffix "-pathy"
Etymologizing Mathematical Terms - From Trigonometry to Geometry to Sine/Cosine/Tangent
Etymologizing a TON of everyday words - From connected to conjugate to decline to nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, and ablative!
Discussing Derivatives of Random Latin and Greek Roots (Pt. 1)
Muscular and Cell Etymology
Etymologizing a couple of sentences and then discussing Biological terms in regards to Longevity (Telomere, mitosis, chondrosarcoma, mitochondria, etc.)
Etymologizing words in sentences
Medical suffixes and etymologizing (fancy-dancy) words in sentences
Etymologizing - LATIN AND GREEK WITHIN ANATOMY AND THE HUMAN BODY
Understanding the Third-io and Fourth Conjugations
Understanding the Third Conjugation
Third Declension Nouns and Understanding the Nuances of the "Catch-all" Declensional System
Thrombocytopenia vs. Cytopenia vs. Phagocytes vs. Sacromere vs. Autophagy
Osteomalacia to Osteopenia to Osteomyelitis to Arthrosclerosis to Arteriosclerosis to so many more!!
Understanding Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases (The RIGHT way... heh!)
Expounding upon Latin and Greek Roots
Dissecting Classical Roots that Pertain to the Body (Latin and Greek)
Modern Applications of Latin in Science
Etymologizing aspects of the Head and Face in both Latin and Greek
Etymologizing FEELINGS in Greek and Latin - From Amo to Odium
Vocabulary from Classical Roots: The Person (Both Greek and Latin)
Latin and Greek on the Periodic Table and taking Latin vocabulary and apply their derivatives in the modern world
Understanding a Declension System
Etymologizing legal terminology, biological processes, and all things "con+tempor+ary"!
Latin in Layman’s - A Rhetoric Revolution (Trailer)
Osteopenia vs. Osteoporosis vs. Osteomyelitis vs. Osteomalacia vs. Spondylolisthesis vs. Spondylosis
Etymologizing - "-icon/icon-"
Breaking down - "mens, mne-, gno-, noscere, ratio"
Discussing 1st/2nd Conjugation and the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs
Breaking down the Latin root words - "currere, celer, movere, fugare"
Etymologizing - "dico, dictum" & some word history
Breaking down the root words - "liber, libri" & "biblos"
Etymologizing words I saw around my world, yesterday
Etymologizing - "centum" and "hydros"
Etymologizing - "andro," "gyn," "(more) syn-/sym-"
Etymologizing the root words - "capit," "rid-/ris-," "gen/gend/gener-"
Etymologyzing root words: "peri-", "metr-", "sym-/syn-", "somat-", "path-"
Etymologizing a bunch of words!
Etymologizing - "Zoon" and "Scio, Scitum"
Understanding Latin Prefixes in (Primarily) Medical Terminology
Etymologizing - "Geo" & "Terra"
Examples in Medicine in Greek Nomenclature - Medical terms and Greek suffixes accompanying
Latin and Medical Terminology (Q-V): Learn Medical Nomenclature While Learning Latin Vocab!!!
Etymologizing - "trans-" & "dia-"
Etymologizing "Hydros" and "Aqua" - Derivatives with Root Words
Latin and Medical Terminology (L-M) - Learn Latin Vocabulary & Medical Nomenclature (at the same time!!!)
Etymologizing - "Inter", "Bios", "Mikros"
More etymologizing - Phone, Curro, and Verto
Happy Etymologizing! A discussion on the importance of language in enhancing learning, skill acquisition, and all things high falutin
Irregular Comparison
Participles
XIX. It's all about confidence
XVIII. Etymology: "Video, Nomen, Ad-"
XVII. Etymology: "Metron" and "Syn-/Sym-" (Latin in Layman's Revamped)
XVI. Etymology: "Photos," "Graphos," "Tele-"
XV(pt. II). I-Stem Nouns and the Ablatives (Latin in Layman's REVAMPED)
XV. Dulcene et decorum est pro patria mori?
XIV. Pathologies, Toxicology, and Why is Mercury [Hg] on the Periodic Table?
XIII. Etymology - Medical Terminology and Medical Tangents (Latin in Layman's REVAMPED)
XII. Third Conjugation - Latin in Layman's (REVAMPED)
XI. The Imperfect & Future Tense - Latin in Layman's (REVAMPED)
X. Demonstrative Pronouns - Hic, Ille and Iste (Latin in Layman's REVAMPED)
IX. Third-Declension Nouns - Latin in Layman's (REVAMPED)
VIII. Medical Etymological Lesson Part One: Learn Ten-Dollar-Words' Root Concepts
VI. Neuter Nouns and Substantive Nouns - Latin in Layman's (REVAMPED)
V. The Verb: "To Be" - Intransitive vs. Transitive Verbs
IV. Second Declension Masculine - Latin in Layman's (REVAMPED)
III. Understanding English and the First Declension in Latin (Latin in Layman's REVAMPED)
II. Etymology Break! (Learn why Latin isn't a DEAD LANGUAGE!!)
(I) Lesson Unus - First Conjugation (Latin in Layman's Revamped)
Lesson 27 - The Present Subjunctive | Part One
Lesson 26 - The Indirect Statement
Lesson 24 - The Uses of the Participles
Lesson 23 - Participles
Lesson 22 - Fifth Declension and Review of Ablative
Lesson 21 - Important Rules in the Passive System
Lesson 20: Fourth Declension
Lesson 19 - Perfect Passive System
Lesson 18 - Relative Pronouns and Clauses
Lesson 17 - I-Stem Nouns
Lesson 16 - Pronouns
Lesson 15: Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns
Lesson 14: The Perfect System
Lesson 13: Third-io and Fourth Conjugation Verbs
Lesson 12 - Hic, Ille, Iste: The Demonstrative pronouns
Lesson 11 - Third Conjugation in the Imperfect, Present, and Future
Lesson 10 - Third Declension
Lessson 8 - Future and Imperfect Tense in Latin