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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