=judicial.= From the Latin word "judex," a judge. Compare
_judicious_, _judge_, _judgment_, _just_.
=compensate.= From the Latin word "pensare," to weigh. Compare
_dispense_, _dispensary_, _compensation_. (This must not be
confused with the Latin word "pendere," to hang. Compare
_suspend_, _expend_, _depend_.)
=ecstasy.= From two Greek words "ex" and "stasis," meaning standing
outside oneself.
=transferred.= From the Latin word "ferre," to carry. Compare _offer_,
_defer_, _confer_, _prefer_, _proffer_, _infer_, _conference_,
_fertile_.
=crumble.= To break into crumbs or little pieces.
=promoted.= From the Latin word "movAe"re," to move. Compare _motive_,
_motion_, _motor_, _promotion_, _commotion_.
=excited.= From the Latin word "ciere," to set in motion. Compare
_incite_, _excitement_, _exciting_, _cite_.
=lantern.= A French word derived from the Greek "lampein," to shine.
Compare, _magic-lantern_, _lamp_.
=gipsy.= Also spelt gypsy, from "Egyptian"; because the gipsies were
supposed to come from Egypt.
=usurper.= From the Latin word "usurpare." This word is made up of
"usus," use and "rapere," to snatch. Compare _use_, _usual_,
_usufruct_, _rapid_, _rapt_, _rapture_.
=magisterial.= From the Latin word "magister," a judge. Compare
_magistrate_, _magistracy_.
=obdurate.= From the Latin word "dA"rus," hard. Compare _endure_,
_endurance_, _obduracy_.