Breath:
* spirare: meaning "to breathe" (related to "spirit" and "inspire")
* animus: meaning "mind, spirit, soul" (related to "animal")
* flatus: meaning "a blast of air, breath, wind" (related to "inflate")
Soul:
* anima: meaning "breath, soul, life" (related to "animate" and "animal")
* spiritus: meaning "breath, spirit, soul" (related to "spiritual")
* mens: meaning "mind, soul, intellect" (related to "mental")
These roots are often combined with other Latin prefixes and suffixes to create a variety of words related to breath, soul, and spirit. For example:
* Inspiration: "in" (into) + "spirare" (to breathe)
* Animate: "anima" (soul) + "ate" (make)
* Spiritual: "spiritus" (spirit) + "al" (relating to)
* Mental: "mens" (mind) + "al" (relating to)
Keep in mind that the specific meaning of a word derived from these roots can vary depending on context.