Words from Names:
1.    Atlas: A set of maps, from Atlas, a Titan in Greek mythology forced by Zeus to support the heavens upon his shoulders.
2.    August:  The eighth month of the year between July and September, from Augustus Caesar (63 BCE-14 CE), the first Roman emperor.
3.    Cardigan: A knit sweater that buttons in front, from James Thomas Brudnell, 7th Earl of Cardigan (1797-1868), British cavalry officer.
4.    Cereal: Grain or food made from grain, from Ceres, the Roman goddess of grain and agriculture.
5.    Chauvinism: Passionate, absolute, single-minded devotion to a cause, from Nicolas Chauvin, a French soldier in Napoleon's army famous for his fanatical devotion to the Emperor.
6.    Friday: The sixth day of the week between Thursday and Saturday, from Frig(ga), Norse goddess of marital affection.
7.    Valentine: A card send to a loved one on St. Valentine's Day,from Saint Valentine, 3rd century Christian martyred during the persecution of Christians by Claudius II.
8.    Volcano: An opening in the earth through which molten lava issues or a mountain build up of lava, from Vulcan (Latin Volcanus), the Roman god of fire and metalworking.
9.    Weber: A unit of magnetic flux equal to 100,000,000 maxwells, from Wilhelm Eduard Weber (1804-1891), German physicist known for his research into magnetism and electricity.
10.  Dunce: Nincompoop, stupid person, from John Duns Scotus (circa 1265-1308), the Scottish theologian whose writings and philosophy were ridiculed by many during his lifetime.
Compound Words from FOE, that is written by J.M. Coetzee.
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Sea 
noun | 
Weed 
verb | 
Seaweed 
noun | 
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Through 
adj | 
Out 
adv | 
Throughout 
adj | 
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Every 
adj | 
Where 
noun | 
Everywhere 
adv | 
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Cast 
verb | 
Away 
adj | 
Castaway 
noun | 
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Such 
adj | 
Like 
verb | 
Suchlike 
adj | 
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Land 
noun | 
Fall 
verb | 
Landfall 
Noun | 
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fire 
noun | 
wood 
noun | 
firewood 
noun | 
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Passage 
noun | 
Way 
noun | 
Passageway 
noun | 
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Some 
adj | 
Times 
noun | 
Sometimes 
adv | 
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Under 
adj | 
Stand 
verb | 
Understand 
verb | 
 
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