What words have the root word discipulus?

The root word "discipulus" is Latin for "student" or "pupil". It's the root of many English words, including:

* Disciple: A follower of a teacher, leader, or philosophy.

* Discipline: A branch of knowledge, a system of rules, or the practice of training someone to obey rules.

* Disciplinary: Relating to discipline or punishment.

* Disciplinarian: A person who enforces rules strictly.

* Discipulate: To teach or train as a disciple.

Note: While "discipulus" is the Latin root, many of these words are derived from the Latin verb "discipere," meaning "to learn."