exhort ig-ZORT, transitive verb:
To incite by words or advice; to urge strongly; hence, to advise, warn, or caution.
intransitive verb:
To make urgent appeal; to give warning or advice.
Exhort derives from Latin exhortari, “to encourage strongly,” from ex-, intensive prefix + hortari, “to incite, to encourage.”
estivate ES-tuh-vayt verb, also aestivate
To pass the summer in a dormant state.
From Latin aestivatus, past participle of aestivare, to reside during the summer.
(Like a summer version of hibernate.)