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What are some root words for ignis?

The root word "ignis" is Latin, meaning "fire". It's a very common root in English and other Romance languages.

Here are some common words derived from "ignis" and their meanings:

Directly derived:

* Ignite: to set fire to; to cause to burn.

* Ignition: the act of setting something on fire.

* Ignitable: capable of being set on fire.

Other related words:

* Incinerate: to burn to ashes.

* Incandescent: emitting light as a result of being heated.

* Ignominious: characterized by disgrace or shame.

* Ignorance: lack of knowledge or information.

* Ignoble: of low character or birth.

Remember: "Ignis" is a root word, so it's not always present in its full form in English words. Sometimes it's combined with other roots or suffixes to create new meanings.

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