From the Latin

Question: Which Latin word means "friend"?

Answer: In Latin, amicus means friend. The root can be seen in the French and Spanish words for friend, "ami" and "amigo."

Question: Which word relates to an opponent or foe?

Answer: In Latin, someone who is not a friend is inimicus. This gives English the words "enemy" and the related word "inimical."

Question: What is a word for someone who is very smart?

Answer: Someone omniscient knows everything. That, at least, is the literal meaning of the Latin omni and scio: "to know it all."

Question: What word relates to winter?

Answer: To hibernate means to sleep for the winter, as bears will do. The word comes from the Latin hibernus, meaning "wintry."

Question: What is the name for a kind of apartment?

Answer: Condominium comes from the Latin word meaning "shared home." It is a kind of apartment whose resident owns it instead of renting it.

Question: Which of these words refers to an escaped prisoner?

Answer: Fugitive comes from the Latin fugitus, the past participle of the verb fugere, meaning "to flee," as an escapee might flee a prison.

Question: Which of these words is related to marble, the stone?

Answer: Most marble-related words in English were chiseled from the Latin noun "marmor," meaning "marble." "Marmor" gave us the word "marble" in the 12th century.

Question: Which of these words means "to make smooth"?

Answer: Levigate comes from Latin levigatus, the past participle of the verb levigare, which means "to make smooth."

Question: Which of these words means "to remove hair"?

Answer: To depilate means to remove hair. It comes from the Latin word related to the English word "pelt."

Question: Which of these words means "thunderstruck"?

Answer: To be astonished is to be thunderstruck. Astonish comes from a Latin root meaning "to be knocked to the ground by thunder."