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I want to remember Latin relative words



 
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I want to remember Latin relative words #1 (permalink) Tue Jul 25, 2006 15:32 pm   I want to remember Latin relative words		  
1.
TERES
it means rounded, such as pronator teres. Can you give me aother word which including teres/tere(te).

2.
PRONATOR
meaning rotating forward, (Pro- forward, nator, rotate).
Can you give me another word which including NATOR?

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