See -itati on Wiktionary
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"text": "veru (“true”) + -itati → viritati (“truth”)",
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"text": "caru (“dear”) + -itati → caritati (“compassion, charity”)",
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"text": "castu (“chaste”) + -itati → castitati (“chastity”)",
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"text": "vastu (“vast”) + -itati → vastitati (“vastness”)",
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"text": "viluci (“quick”) + -itati → vilucitati (“velocity”)",
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