Roots
Root
|
Meaning
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Examples
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acer,
acid, acri
|
bitter,
sour, sharp
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acerbic,
acidity, acrid, acrimony,
|
acu
|
Sharp /
tip
|
acute,
acupuncture, accurate ACROPHOBIA, ACRONYM, ACROBAT, ACROPOLIS
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ag, agi,
ig, act
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do, move,
go
|
agent,
agenda, agitate, navigate, ambiguous, action
|
ali, allo,
alter
|
other
|
alias,
alibi, alien, alloy, alter, alter ego, altruism, ALIAS, ALIBI, ALIENATE, INALIENABLE ALTERNATE, ALTERCATION, ALTERCATE,
ALTERNATIVE, ALTER EGO
|
alt(us)
|
high, deep
|
altimeter,
altitude
|
am, amor
|
love,
liking
|
amiable,
amorous, enamoured
|
Anni,
annu, enni
|
year
|
anniversary,
annually, centennial
|
anthrop
|
man
|
anthropology,
misanthrope, philanthropy
|
anti(co)
|
old
|
antique,
antiquated, antiquity, ANTIDOTE, ANTIPATHY, ANTISOCIAL, ANTICLIMAX
|
ambi
|
around
|
AMBIENT,
AMBIVALENCE, AMBIANCE, AMBITION, AMBIGUOUS, AMBIGUITY, AMBIDEXTROUS
|
Anim
|
Life/
breath
|
UNANIMOUS,
EQUANIMITY, ANIMOSITY, MAGNANIMOUS, PUSILLANIMOUS
|
Anthrop
|
Human
|
PHILANTHROPY,
LYCANTHROPE, MISANTHROPE, ANTHROPOID, ANTHROPOLOGY
|
apo
|
Away
|
APOCALYPSE,
APOGEE, APOLOGY, APOLOGIZE, APOCRYPHAL
|
arch
|
chief,
first, rule
|
matriarchy,
patriarchy, ANARCHY, HIERARCHY,
MONARCH, PATRIARCH, MONARCHY, OLIGARCHY,
|
aster,
astr
|
star
|
aster,
asterisk, asteroid, astronomy, astronaut, ASTERISK, ASTEROID, ASTER,
DISASTER, ASTROLOGY, ASTRONOMY, ASTRONAUT, ASTRONOMER
|
aud, aus
|
hear,
listen
|
audiology,
auditorium, audio, audition, ausculate
|
aug, auc
|
increase
|
augur,
augment, auction
|
auto, aut
|
self
|
automobile,
autograph, automatic, AUTONOMY, AUTOMOTIVE, AUTOMATIC, AUTOCRAT, AUTOGRAPH
|
belli
|
war
|
belligerent,
casus belli, BELLICOSE, , ANTEBELLUM, REBELLION, REBEL
|
Ben
|
Good
|
BENEFACTOR,
BENEFIT, BENEVOLENT, BENEFICE, BENEDICTION, BENIGN
|
bibl
|
book
|
Bible,
bibliography, bibliomania
|
bio
|
life
|
biology,
biometrics, biome, biosphere, IOPSY, BIOLOGY, ANTIBIOTIC, BIOMETRICS,
AMPHIBIOUS, AUTOBIOGRAPHY, BIOGENIC, BIODEGRADABLE, SYMBIOSIS
|
brev
|
short
|
abbreviate,
brief, BREVITY, ABBREVIATE, BREVIARY,
|
cad, cas
|
to fall
|
cadaver,
cadence, cascade, DECADENCE,
|
calor
|
heat
|
calorie,
caloric, calorimeter
|
cap, cip,
cept
|
take
|
capable,
intercept, forceps, capture, except, reciprocate
|
capit,
capt
|
head
|
decapitate,
capital, captain, caption, CAPITULATE, CAPITATION
|
carn
|
flesh
|
carnivorous,
incarnate, reincarnation, carnal, CARNELIAN, REINCARNATE, CARNAGE, CARNAL,
CARNATION, CARRION, CARNIVAL, CARNIVOROUS
|
caus, caut
|
burn, heat
|
caustic,
cauldron, cauterize
|
cause,
cuse, cus
|
cause,
motive
|
because,
excuse, accusation
|
ced, ceed,
cede, cess
|
move,
yield, go, surrender
|
procedure,
proceed, cede, concede, recede, precede, accede, success, ACCIDENT,
INCIDENCE, ACCIDENTALLY, RECIDIVISM, DECIDUOUS, OCCIDENTAL, COINCIDENCE,
antecedent, accede, concede, intercede, precede, recede, secede, cede, PRECEDENT
ancestry, ancestor, succession, success, excess, concession, INCESSANT
|
cenetri
|
center
|
concentric,
centrifugal, centripetal, eccentric
|
chrom
|
color
|
chrome,
chromosome, polychrome, chromatic
|
chron
|
time
|
chronology,
chronometer, synchronize
|
cide, cise
|
cut down,
kill
|
homicide,
exorcise, germicide, incision, SUICIDE, GENOCIDE, HOMICIDE, REGICIDE,
FRATRICIDE, INSECTICIDE, DECIDE, CONCISE, PRECISE
|
Circum
|
CIRCLE/around
|
CIRCUMSPECT,
CIRCUMFERENCE, CIRCUMLOCUTION, CIRCUMNAVIGATION CIRCLE, CIRCUS, CIRCUITOUS, CIRCULAR,
CIRCULATE, CIRCUIT
|
cit
|
call,
start
|
incite,
citation, cite
|
civ
|
citizen
|
civic,
civil, civilian, civilization
|
clam,
claim
|
cry out
|
exclamation,
clamor, proclamation, reclamation, acclaim
|
clud,
clus, claus
|
shut
|
include,
conclude, recluse, claustrophobia, occlusion, occult
|
cognoac,
gnosi
|
know
|
recognize,
prognosis, cognoscenti, incognito, agnostic
|
cord, cor,
cardi
|
heart
|
cordial,
concord, discord, courage, encourage
|
corp
|
body
|
corporation,
corporal punishment, corpse, corpulent, CORPULENT, CORPORATION, CORPSE,
ESPRIT DE CORPS, INCORPORATE, CORPORAL, CORSET
|
cosm
|
universe,
world
|
cosmos,
microcosm, cosmopolitan, cosmonaut
|
crat,
cracy
|
rule
|
autocrat,
aristocrat, theocracy, technocracy, ARISTOCRACY, THEOCRACY, DEMOCRACY,
AUTOCRACY, PLUTOCRACY
|
crea
|
create
|
creature,
recreation, creation
|
cred
|
believe
|
creed,
credo, credence, credit, credulous, incredulous, incredible, credence,
credentials, creditor, credibility CREDO, INCREDIBLE, INCREDULOUS, CREDENCE,
CREDENTIALS, CREDITOR, CREDIBILITY
|
cresc,
cret, crease, cru
|
rise, grow
|
crescendo,
concrete, increase, decrease, accrue
|
crit
|
separate,
choose
|
critical,
criterion, hypocrite
|
Culpa
|
Blame
|
CULPABLE,
CULPRIT, INCULPATE, EXCULPATE, MIA CULPA
|
cur, curs
|
run
|
current,
concurrent, concur, incur, recur, occur, courier, precursor, cursive
|
cura
|
care
|
curator,
curative, manicure
|
cycl,
cyclo
|
wheel,
circular
|
Cyclops,
unicycle, bicycle, cyclone, cyclic
|
deca
|
ten
|
decade,
decalogue, decathlon, decahedron
|
dem
|
people
|
democracy,
demography, epidemic
|
dent, dont
|
tooth
|
dental,
denture, orthodontist, periodontal
|
derm
|
skin
|
hypodermic,
dermatology, epidermis, taxidermyEPIDERMIS, DERMATOLOGY, PACHYDERM,
TAXIDERMY, HYPODERMIC
|
Dexter
|
Right hand
|
DEXTEROUS,
DEXTERITY ambidextrousAMBIDEXTROUS,
DEXTROSE
|
dict
|
say, speak
|
dictation,
dictionary, dictate, dictator, Dictaphone, edict, predict, verdict,
contradict, benediction abdicate, indictment, dedication, dictatorial,
addicted, dictate, contradict, diction, dictionary, interdict, predict,
verdict, benediction, malediction, valedictorian
|
doc, dog
|
teach
|
doctrine,
indoctrinate, document, dogma, dogmatic DOCILE, DOCTRINE, DOCUMENTARY,
DOGMATIC, DOCTORATE, INDOCTRINATE, DOCTOR DOGMATIC, DOGMA
|
domin
|
master
|
dominate,
dominion, predominant, domain
|
don
|
give
|
donate,
condone
|
Dol
|
Grieve
suffer
|
INDOLENT,
CONDOLE, CONDOLENCE, DOLEFUL, INDOLENCE, DOLOROUS
|
dorm
|
sleep
|
dormant,
dormitory
|
dox
|
opinion,
praise
|
orthodox,
heterodox, paradox, doxology
|
drome
|
run, step
|
syndrome
(run together), hippodrome (place where horses run)
|
duc, duct
|
lead
|
induce,
seduce (lead aside), produce, reduce INDUCT, SEDUCTIVE, AQUEDUCT, CONDUCTIVE,
PRODUCT, ABDUCTION, DEDUCTION SEDUCE, DEDUCE, EDUCATE, EDUCE, CONDUCE,
INDUCE, DUCAT
|
dura
|
hard,
lasting
|
durable,
duration, endure
|
dynam
|
power
|
dynamo,
dynamic, dynamite, hydrodynamics
|
endo
|
within
|
endorse,
endocardial, endoskeletal, endoskeleton, endosperm
|
equi
|
equal
|
equinox,
equilibrium, equipoise EQUITABLE,
EQUAL, EQUATION, EQUILIBRIUM, EQUINOX, EQUIVALENT, EQUIVOCAL, ADEQUATE,
EQUITY, EQUANIMITY
|
erg
|
work
|
energy,
erg, allergy, ergometer, ergograph, ergophobia
|
Eu
|
Good
|
EULOGIZE,
EULOGY, EUPHONIOUS, EUPHEMISM, EUTHANASIA
|
fac, fact,
fic, fect
|
do, make
|
factory,
fact, manufacture, amplification, confection Faculty, Magnificent, Facade,
Personification, Suffice, Superficial, Faction, Olfactory, Proficient,
Ratification
|
fall, fals
|
deceive
|
fallacy,
falsify, fallacious , NFALLIBLE, FALLACY, FALLIBLE
|
fer
|
bear,
carry
|
ferry,
coniferous, fertile, defer, infer, refer, transfer
|
fid, fide,
feder(is)
|
faith,
trust
|
confidante,
fidelity, confident, infidelity, infidel, federal, confederacy, semper fi ,affidavit, bona fide,
confidential, infidel, confide, fidelity, diffident, perfidious, defiance,
fiduciary
|
fila, fili
|
thread
|
filigree,
filament, filter, filet, filibuster
|
fin
|
end,
ended, finished
|
final,
finite, finish, confine, fine, refine, define, finale, FINALE, FINISH, REFINE, INDEFINITE,
FINESSE, AFFINITY, DEFINITIVE, INFINITE, FINE, CONFINE, DEFINE
|
fix
|
fix
|
fix,
fixation, fixture, affix, prefix, suffix
|
flex,
flect
|
bend
|
flex,
reflex, flexible, flexor, inflexibility, reflect, GENUFLECT, INFLECTION,
REFLECT, DEFLECT deflect
|
flu, fluc,
fluv
|
flowing
|
influence,
fluid, flue, flush, fluently, fluctuate, FLUENT, FLUID, FLUX, AFFLUENT,
INFLUENCE, EFFLUENCE, SUPERFLUOUS, FLUME
|
form
|
form,
shape
|
form,
uniform, conform, formulary, perform, formal, formula,
|
fort, forc
|
strong
|
fort,
fortress, fortify, forte, fortitude, FORTE, COMFORT, COMFORTABLE, EFFORT,
FORTITUDE, FORTIFICATION, REINFORCEMENT FRACTIOUS, FRACTION, FRACTURE,
INFRACTION, REFRACT
|
fract,
frag
|
break
|
fracture,
infraction, fragile, fraction, refract FRAGILE, FRAGMENT, FRAGMENTATION
|
gam
|
marriage
|
bigamy,
monogamy, polygamy MONOGAMY, ENDOGAMY, POLYGAMY, AMALGAMATE, BIGAMY
|
gastr (o)
|
stomach
|
gastric,
gastronomic, gastritis, gastropod
|
gen
|
birth,
race, produce
|
genesis,
genetics, eugenics, genealogy, generate, genetic, antigen, pathogen GENTLE,
DEGENERATE, GENESIS, CONGENIAL, GENERATION, REGENERATION, GENTEEL,
INDIGENOUS, GENEALOGY, GENETIC
|
geo
|
earth
|
geometry,
geography, geocentric, geology APOGEE, GEODE, GEOLOGY, GEOCENTRIC,
GEOGRAPHY
|
germ
|
vital part
|
germination,
germ, germane
|
gest
|
carry,
bear
|
congest,
gestation GESTATION, DIGESTION, GESTURE, SUGGEST, CONGESTION, REGISTER
|
gloss,
glot
|
tongue
|
glossary,
polyglot, epiglottis
|
glu, glo
|
lump,
bond, glue
|
glue,
agglutinate, conglomerate
|
grad,
gress
|
step, go
|
grade,
gradual, graduate, progress, graduated, egress gradient, graduation,
gradually, centigrade
|
graph,
gram
|
write,
written
|
graph,
graphic, autograph, photography, graphite, telegram CALLIGRAPHY, DEMOGRAPHY,
GRAPHITE, AUTOGRAPH, GEOGRAPHY, LITHOGRAPHY, HOLOGRAPH, SEISMOGRAPH
|
grat
|
pleasing
|
congratulate,
gratuity, grateful, ingrate
GRATUITOUS, CONGRATULATE, INGRATE, GRATIS, GRATIFY, GRATEFUL,
INGRATIATE, GRATITUDE
|
grav
|
heavy,
weighty
|
grave,
gravity, aggravate, gravitate AGGRAVATE, ENGRAVE, GRAVITY, GRAVITATE, GRIEVE,
GRIEVANCE, GRAVENESS
|
greg
|
herd
|
gregarious,
congregation, segregate, gregarian, aggregate, gregarious, congregation,
egregious
|
hypn
|
sleep
|
hypnosis,
hypnotherapy
|
helio
|
sun
|
heliograph,
heliotrope, heliocentric
|
hema, hemo
|
blood
|
hemorrhage,
hemoglobin, hemophilia, hemostat
|
here, hes
|
stick
|
adhere,
cohere, cohesion, inherent, hereditary
|
hetero
|
different
|
heterogeneous,
heterosexual, heterodox
|
homo
|
same
|
homogeneous,
homonym, homogenize HOMONYM, HOMOGENEOUS HOMEOPATHY
|
hum, human
|
earth, ground,
man
|
humus,
exhume, humane
|
hydr,
hydra, hydro
|
water
|
dehydrate,
hydrant, hydraulic, hydraulics, hydrogen, hydrophobia
|
ignis
|
fire
|
ignite,
igneous, ignition
|
ject
|
throw
|
deject,
inject, project, eject, interject
DEJECTED, PROJECTION, INTERJECTION, REJECT, ADJECTIVE, ABJECT,
CONJECTURE, OBJECT, JETTY
|
Jud/jur
|
Judge/law
|
ADJUDICATE,
PREJUDICE, JUDICIARY, JUDICIAL, JUDICIOUS JURISDICTION, INJURIOUS, PERJURY,
JURIST
|
join,
junct
|
join
|
adjoining,
enjoin, juncture, conjunction, injunction, conjunction
|
juven
|
young
|
juvenile,
rejuvenate
|
lau, lav,
lot, lut
|
wash
|
launder,
lavatory, lotion, ablution, dilute
|
leg
|
law
|
legal,
legislate, legislature, legitimize
|
levi
|
light
|
alleviate,
levitate, levity
|
liber,
liver
|
free
|
liberty,
liberal, liberalize, deliverance
|
liter
|
letters
|
literary,
literature, literal, alliteration, obliterate
|
loc, loco
|
place
|
locality,
allocate, locomotion
|
log, logo,
ology
|
word,
study, speech
|
catalog,
prologue, dialogue, logogram (symbol representing a word), zoology DIALOGUE,
APOLOGY, EPILOGUE, EULOGY, PROLOGUE, NEOLOGISM, LOGIC, ANALOGY, MONOLOGUE,
CATALOG, ILLOGICAL, LOGISTICS, SYLLOGISM RIMINOLOGY, GENEALOGY, THEOLOGY,
ETYMOLOGY, GEOLOGY
|
loqu,
locut
|
talk,
speak
|
eloquent,
loquacious, colloquial, circumlocution
|
luc, lum,
lus, lun
|
light
|
translucent,
luminary, luster, luna (moon goddess) ILLUMINATE, LUMINARY illuminate.
illustrate, lackluster, luminary
LUSTER, LACKLUSTER, LUSTROUS, ILLUSTRATE
|
macr-,
macer
|
lean
|
emaciated,
meager
|
magn
|
great
|
magnify,
magnificent, magnanimous, magnate, magnitude, magnum MAGNUM, MAGNANIMOUS, MAGNIFY, MAGNITUDE,
MAGNIFICENT, MAGNATE
|
Mal
|
Bad ill
|
MALADROIT,
MALFUNCTION, MALEDICTION, MALFEASANCE, MALCONTENT MALARIA, DISMAL, MALICE,
MALADY, MALIGN, MALICIOUS
|
man
|
hand
|
manual,
manage, manufacture, manacle, manicure, manifest, maneuver, emancipate EMANCIPATE, MANACLES, MANIFEST,
MANIPULATE manacles, manipulate,
manifest, emancipate, manufacture, maneuver, manuscript, manual, management
|
mand
|
command
|
mandatory,
remand, mandate REMAND, DEMAND, COUNTERMAND, MANDATE, COMMAND, MANDAMUS
|
mania
|
madness
|
mania,
maniac, kleptomania, pyromania KLEPTOMANIA, MANIAC, PYROMANIA, MEGALOMANIA,
MANIACAL
|
mar, mari,
mer
|
sea, pool
|
marine,
marsh, maritime, mermaid
|
matri
|
mother
|
matrimony,
maternal, matriarchate, matron MATRICULATE, MATRIMONY, MATERNAL, MATRON,
MATRIARCH, METROPOLIS
|
medi
|
half,
middle, between, halfway
|
mediate,
medieval, Mediterranean, mediocre, medium
|
mega
|
great
|
megaphone,
megalopolis, megacycle (a million cycles), megaton MEGALOMANIA, MEGALOMYX
|
mem
|
remember
|
memo,
commemoration, memento, memoir, memorable
|
meter
|
measure
|
meter,
voltammeter, barometer, thermometer
|
micro
|
small
|
microscope,
microfilm, microcard, microwave, micrometer
|
Min
|
small
|
DIMINISH,
DIMINUTIVE, DIMINUTION, MINUTE, MINUET, MINIATURE MINUTE, MINUSCULE,
DIMINUTION, MINUET
|
migra
|
wander
|
migrate,
emigrant, immigrate
|
Mis
|
Wrong hate
|
MISANTHROPE,
MISOGAMY, MISOGYNY, MISONEISM misnomer, mistrial, misprint, mistrust
|
mit, miss
|
send
|
emit,
remit, submit, admit, commit, permit, transmit, omit, intermittent, mission,
missile
|
mob, mot,
mov
|
move
|
mobile,
motionless, motor
|
mon
|
warn,
remind
|
monument,
admonition, monitor, premonition, MONOCLE, MONARCH, MONOGRAM, MONOLOGUE
|
mor, mort
|
mortal,
death
|
mortal,
immortal, mortality, mortician, mortuary MORIBUND MOROSE, MORTAL, RIGOR
MORTIS, MORTICIAN, MORTIFY, IMMORTALITY, POSTMORTEM, IMMORTALITY, MORTIFY,
MORTAL, RIGOR MORTIS
|
morph
|
form
|
amorphous,
dimorphic, metamorphosis, morphology AMORPHOUS, MORPHINE, MORPHOLOGY,
ANTHROPOMORPHIC, METAMORPHOSIS
|
multi
|
many, much
|
multifold,
multilingual, multiped, multiply
|
nat, nasc
|
to be
from, to spring forth
|
innate,
natal, native, renaissance, International, Nativity, Unnatural, Cognate,
Naive, Nationality, Supernatural, Innate, Nascent, Natal, Renaissance
|
neo
|
new
|
Neolithic,
nuveau riche, neologism, neophyte,
neonate
|
neur
|
nerve
|
neuritis,
neuropathic, neurologist, neural, neurotic NEUROTIC, NEURITIS, NEURALGIA,
NEURAL
|
nom
|
law, order
|
autonomy,
astronomy, gastronomy, economy
|
nomen,
nomin
|
name
|
nomenclature,
nominate, ignominious NOMINATE, DENOMINATE, IGNOMINY
|
nov
|
new
|
novel,
renovate, novice, nova, innovate NOVICE, INNOVATE, NOVELTY, RENOVATION,
NOVEL, NOVA
|
nox, noc
|
night
|
nocturnal,
equinox, noctilucent,
|
numer
|
number
|
numeral,
numeration, enumerate, innumerable, NUMEROUS, NUMERAL, ENUMERATE,
INNUMERABLE, SUPERNUMERARY
|
numisma
|
coin
|
numismatics
|
oligo
|
few,
little
|
Oligocene,
oligosaccharide, oligotrophic, oligarchy
|
omni
|
all, every
|
omnipotent,
omniscient, omnipresent, omnivorous OMNIPRESENT, OMNIPOTENT, OMNISCIENT,
OMNIVORE, OMNIFICENT, OMNIBUS
|
onym
|
name
|
anonymous,
pseudonym, antonym, synonym PSEUDONYM, EPONYM, SYNONYM, ANTONYM, ACRONYM
|
oper
|
work
|
operate,
cooperate, opus
|
ortho
|
straight,
correct
|
orthodox,
orthodontist, orthopedic, unorthodox
|
pac
|
peace
|
pacifist,
pacify, pacific ocean
|
paleo
|
old
|
Paleozoic,
Paleolithic, paleomagnetism, paleopsychology
|
pan
|
all
|
Pan-American,
pan-African, panacea, pandemonium (place of all the demons), ANTHEON,
PANACEA, PANOPLY, PANORAMA, PANDORA, PANCREAS, PANDEMIC, PANTHEOISM
|
pater,
patr
|
father
|
paternity,
patriarch, patriot, patron, patronize PATRIARCH, PATRIOTISM, PATRONIZE,
PATRICIAN, PATRON
|
path,
pathy
|
feeling, suffering,
cure
|
pathos,
sympathy, antipathy, apathy, telepathy
ANTIPATHY,
APATHY, SYMPATHIZER, PATHETIC, SYMPATHY, PATHOS
|
ped, pod
|
foot
|
pedal,
impede (get feet in a trap), pedestrian, centipede, tripod, podiatry,
antipode, EXPEDITE, PEDAL, IMPEDE, BIPED, QUADRUPED, PEDESTAL, PEDESTRIAN
|
pedo
|
child
|
orthopedic,
pedagogue, pediatrics, PEDAGOGUE, PEDAGOGY, PEDIATRICIAN
|
pel, puls
|
drive,
urge
|
compel,
dispel, expel, repel, propel, pulse, impulse, pulsate, compulsory, expulsion,
repulsive
|
pend,
pens, pond
|
hang,
weigh
|
pendant,
pendulum, suspend, appendage, pensive STIPEND, IMPENDING, PENDULUM, PENDENT,
EXPEND, SUSPEND, APPEND
|
phage
|
eat
|
macrophage,
bacteriophage
|
phil
|
love
|
philosophy,
philanthropy, philharmonic, bibliophile BIBLIOPHILE, FRANCOPHILE,
PHILANTHROPY, PHILOSOPHY, PHILOLOGY, PHILANDERER, PHILTER, PHILATELIST,
PHILODENDRON
|
phlegma
|
inflammation
|
phlegm,
phlegmatic
|
phobia,
phobos
|
fear
|
phobia,
claustrophobia, acrophobia, aquaphobia, ergophobia, homophobia
CLAUSTROPHOBIA, ACROPHOBIA, HYDROPHOBIA, XENOPHOBIA
|
phon
|
sound
|
phonograph,
phonetic, symphony, homophone, euphonious CACOPHONY, PHONIC, SYMPHONY,
EUPHONIOUS, MEGAPHONE, TELEPHONE
|
photo
|
light
|
photograph,
photoelectric, photogenic, photosynthesis
|
plac,
plais
|
please
|
placid, placebo,
placate, complacent, COMPLACENT, PLACEBO, PLEASANT, DISPLEASURE, PLACID,
PLACATE, IMPLACABLE
|
plu, plur,
plus
|
more
|
plural,
pluralist, plus
|
pneuma,
pneumon
|
breath
|
pneumatic,
pneumonia,
|
pod (see
ped)
|
|
|
poli
|
city
|
metropolis,
police, politics, Indianapolis, megalopolis, acropolis
|
poly
|
many
|
polysaccharide,
polyandrous, polytheistic POLYGAMY, POLYNOMIAL, POLYHEDRON, POLYMER
|
pon, pos,
pound
|
place, put
|
postpone,
component, opponent, proponent, expose, impose, deposit, posture, position,
expound, impound
|
pop
|
people
|
population,
populous, popular
|
port
|
carry
|
porter,
portable, transport, report, export, import, support, transportation
|
portion
|
part,
share
|
portion,
proportion
|
pot
|
power
|
potential,
potentate, impotent POTENTIAL, POTENTATE
|
prehendere
|
seize,
grasp
|
apprehend,
comprehend, comprehensive, prehensile APPREHEND, COMPREHEND, APPREHENSIVE,
REPREHENSIBLE
|
prim,
prime
|
first
|
primacy,
prima donna, primitive, primary, primal, primeval PRIMITIVE, PRIMEVAL,
PRIMER, PRIMOGENITURE, PRIMARILY
|
proto
|
first
|
prototype,
protocol, protagonist, protozoan, Proterozoic, protoindustrial PROTOCOL, PROTOTYPE, PROTAGONIST,
PROTOZOAN, PROTOPLASM
|
psych
|
mind, soul
|
psyche,
psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, PSYCHOANALYSIS, PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOPATH,
PSYCHIC
|
punct
|
point, dot
|
punctual,
punctuation, puncture, acupuncture, punctuation
|
Pugn
|
fight
|
REPUGNANT,
PUGNACIOUS, PUGILISM, IMPUGN, PUGILIST
|
Pyr
|
Fire
|
PYROMANIA,
PYROSIS, PYROMETER, PYROMANIA, PYRE, PYROTECHNICS
|
reg, recti
|
straighten
|
regiment,
regular, rectify, correct, direct, rectangle RECTIFY, RECTANGLE, RECTITUDE,
CORRECT, ERECT, DIRECT
|
ri, ridi,
risi
|
laughter
|
deride,
ridicule, ridiculous, derision, risible
|
rog, roga
|
ask
|
prerogative,
interrogation, derogatory ARROGANT, ROGUE, INTERROGATE, SURROGATE, ABROGATE
DEROGATORY, INTERROGATE, SURROGATE, PREROGATIVE, ABROGATE
|
rupt
|
break
|
rupture,
interrupt, abrupt, disrupt, ruptible
|
sacr,
sanc, secr
|
sacred
|
sacred,
sacrosanct, sanction, consecrate, desecrate SACRILEGE, SACRAMENT, SACRIFICE,
SACRED, CONSECRATE, DESECRATE SANCTUARY, SANCTITY, SANCTIFY, SANCTIMONY,
SANCTION
|
Sang
|
Blood
|
SANGUINARY,
SANGFROID, SANGUINE, CONSANGUINITY
|
salv, salu
|
safe,
healthy
|
salvation,
salvage, salutation
|
sat, satis
|
enough
|
satient
(giving pleasure, satisfying), saturate, satisfy
|
sci,
scientia
|
know
|
science,
conscious, omniscient, cognocienti
|
scope
|
see, watch
|
telescope,
microscope, kaleidoscope, periscope, stethoscope
|
scrib,
script
|
write
|
scribe,
scribble, inscribe, describe, subscribe, prescribe, manuscript SCRIBBLE, ASCRIBE, DESCRIBE, INSCRIBE,
SUBSCRIBE, PRESCRIBE, PROSCRIBE, TRANSCRIBE CONSCRIPT, SCRIPTURE. POSTSCRIPT,
TRANSCRIPT, INSCRIPTION, DESCRIPTIVE, SUBSCRIPTION, SCRIPT
|
sed, sess,
sid
|
sit
|
sediment,
session, obsession, possess, preside, president, reside, subside SEDIMENT, SEDATE, SEDENTARY, SUPERSEDE
|
sen
|
old
|
senior,
senator, senile
|
senescere
|
to grow
old
|
senescence,
evanescent
|
sent, sens
|
feel
|
sentiment,
consent, resent, dissent, sentimental, sense, sensation, sensitive, sensory,
dissension SENSORY, SENSE, SENSIBLE,
SENSUAL, NONSENSE, CONSENSUS, SENSATION
|
sequ,
secu, sue
|
follow
|
sequence,
consequence, sequel, subsequent, prosecute, consecutive, second, ensue,
pursue
|
serv
|
save,
serve
|
servant,
service, subservient, servitude, preserve, conserve, reservation, deserve,
conservation, observe
|
sign,
signi
|
sign,
mark, seal
|
signal,
signature, design, insignia, significant
|
simil,
simul
|
like,
resembling
|
similar,
assimilate, simulate, simulacrum, simultaneous
|
sist, sta,
stit
|
stand
|
assist,
persist, circumstance, stamina, status, state, static, stable, stationary,
substitute
|
Sid
|
Sit settle
|
PRESIDE,
SUBSIDE, PRESIDENCY, SUBSIDY, RESIDUE, ASSIDUOUS, INSIDIOUS, DISSIDENT
|
solus
|
alone
|
solo,
soliloquy, solitaire, solitude
|
solv, solu
|
loosen
|
solvent,
solve, absolve, resolve, soluble, solution, resolution, resolute, dissolute
|
Sol
|
Alone
|
SOLILOQUY,
SOLO, SOLE, DESOLATE, SOLITAIRE, SOLITUDE, SOLITARY
|
somnus
|
sleep
|
insomnia,
somnambulist INSOMNIA, SOMNOLENT, SOMNAMBULIST, SOMNOLENCE
|
soph
|
wise
|
sophomore
(wise fool), philosophy, sophisticated
|
spec,
spect, spic
|
look
|
specimen,
specific, spectator, spectacle, aspect, speculate, inspect, respect,
prospect, retrospective, introspective, expect, conspicuous spectrum,
spectacle, inspection, spectator, respect, circumspect, perspective, species,
specimen SUSPICIOUS, INAUSPICIOUS, PERSPICUITY, DESPICABLE, CONSPICUOUS
|
sphere
|
ball,
sphere
|
sphere,
stratosphere, hemisphere, spheroid
|
spir
|
breath
|
spirit,
conspire, inspire, aspire, expire, perspire, respiration
|
string,
strict
|
draw tight
|
stringent,
strict, restrict, constrict, boa constrictor
|
stru,
struct
|
build
|
construe
(build in the mind, interpret), structure, construct, instruct, obstruct,
destruction, destroy
|
Sub
|
Under
|
SUBJUGATE,
SUBLIMINAL, SUBMIT, SUBVERSION
|
Syn
|
Together
|
SYNTHESIS,
SYNCOPATION, SYNOPSIS, SYNONYM, SYNTHETIC, SYNCHRONIZE, SYNDICATE, SYNTAX,
SYNONYMOUS, SYNTHESIZER
|
sume, sump
|
take, use,
waste
|
consume,
assume (to take, to use), sump pump presumption (to take or use before
knowing all the facts
|
tact,
tang, tag, tig, ting
|
touch
|
tactile,
contact, intact, intangible, tangible, contagious, contiguous TACTILE, TACTFUL, CONTACT, INTACT
|
tele
|
far
|
telephone,
telegraph, telegram, telescope, television, telephoto, telecast, telepathy
|
tempo
|
time
|
tempo,
temporary, extemporaneously, contemporary, pro tem, temporal
|
ten, tin,
tain
|
hold
|
tenacious,
tenant, tenure, untenable, detention, retentive, content, pertinent,
continent, obstinate, contain, abstain, pertain, detain
|
tend,
tent, tens
|
stretch,
strain
|
tendency,
extend, intend, contend, pretend, superintend, tender, extent, tension,
pretense DISTEND, PORTEND, PRETEND, ATTEND, TENDON, TENDER, EXTEND,
BARTENDER, SUPERINTEND, TENDENCY
|
terra
|
earth
|
terrain,
terrarium, territory, terrestrial SUBTERRANEAN, INTER, TERRITORY, TERRAIN,
TERRESTRIAL
|
test
|
to bear
witness
|
testament,
detest, testimony, attest
|
the, theo
|
God, a god
|
monotheism,
polytheism, atheism, theology
|
therm
|
heat
|
thermometer,
theorem, thermal, thermos bottle, thermostat, hypothermia
|
thesis,
thet
|
place, put
|
antithesis,
hypothesis, synthesis, epithet
|
tom
|
cut
|
atom (not
cuttable), appendectomy, tonsillectomy, dichotomy, anatomy
|
tort, tors
|
twist
|
torture (twisting
to inflict pain) retort, extort, distort, contort, torsion, tortuous,
torturous EXTORT, TORTUOUS, CONTORT,
TORTOISE, TORCH, TORMENT, RETORT, CONTORTIONIST
|
tox
|
poison
|
toxic,
intoxicate, antitoxin
|
tract, tra
|
draw, pull
|
tractor,
attract, subtract, tractable, abstract, subtrahend Attractive, Contract,
Portrait, Retraction, Abstract, Distraction, Portrayal, Protract, Distraught,
Entreat, Intractable, Traction
|
tom
|
cut
|
atom (not
cutable, smallest particle of matter), appendectomy, tonsillectomy,
dichotomy, anatomy
|
tort, tors
|
twist
|
torture
(twisting to inflict pain), retort, extort (twist out), distort, contort,
torsion
|
tox
|
poison
|
toxic,
intoxicate, antitoxin
|
tract, tra
|
draw, pull
|
tractor,
attract, traction, subtract, tractable, abstract (to draw away), subtrahend
(the number to be drawn away from another).
|
trib
|
pay,
bestow
|
tribute,
contribute, attribute, retribution, tributary
|
turbo
|
disturb
|
turbulent,
disturb, turbid, turmoil
|
typ
|
print
|
type,
prototype, typical, typography, typewriter, typology, typify
|
ultima
|
last
|
ultimate,
ultimatum
|
umber,
umbraticum
|
shadow
|
umbra,
penumbra, (take) umbrage, adumbrate UMBRELLA, PENUMBRA, UMBRAGE,
ADUMBRATE
|
uni
|
one
|
unicorn,
unify, university, unanimous, universal UNILATERAL, REUNION, UNIQUE,
UNIFORMITY, UNITE, UNIVERSITY, UNISON, UNANIMOUS
|
vac
|
empty
|
vacate,
vacuum, evacuate, vacation, vacant, vacuous
|
vale,
vali, valu
|
strength,
worth
|
equivalent,
valiant, validity, evaluate, value, valor VALID, VALIANT, VALOR, VALUE, INVALID,
EVALUATE
|
ven, vent
|
come
|
convene,
intervene, venue, convenient, avenue, circumvent, invent, convent, venture,
event, advent, prevent CONVENIENT, SOUVENIR, INTERVENE, REVENUE, COVENANT,
VENUE, CONVENE
|
ver, veri
|
true
|
very,
aver, verdict, verity, verify, verisimilitude VERIFY, VERACIOUS, VERACITY,
VERDICT, AVER, VERITY, VERISIMILITUDE
|
vert, vers
|
turn
|
avert,
divert, invert, introvert, convertible, reverse, controversy, versatile
adversary, adverse, adversity, anniversary, averse, controversy, conversation,
diverse, diversified, inverse, perverse, reverse, traverse, universal,
universe, university, version, versatility, verse, versus vertigo, vertebra,
vertex, vortex, advertise, advertisement, avert, convert, divert, extrovert,
introvert, invert, revert, subvert, vertebrate, vertical
|
vic, vicis
|
change,
substitute
|
vicarious,
vicar, vicissitude
|
Vir
|
Man
|
VIRILE,
TRIUMVIRATE, VIRTUAL, VIRTUOSO, VIRAGO
|
vict, vinc
|
conquer
|
victor,
evict, convict, convince, invincible
|
vid, vis
|
see
|
video,
evident, provide, providence, visible, revise, supervise, vista, visit,
vision
|
viv, vita,
vivi
|
alive,
life
|
revive,
survive, vivid, vivacious, vitality, vivisection VITALITY, REVITALIZE, VITAL,
VITAMIN VIVACITY, VIVIFY, REVIVE, SURVIVE, VIVISECTION, VIVIPAROUS, VIVACIOUS
|
voc
|
call
|
vocation,
avocation, convocation, invocation, evoke, provoke, revoke, advocate,
provocative, vocal VOCIFEROUS, VOCALIZE, VOCABULARY, VOCATION, ADVOCATE,
EQUIVOCAL, IRREVOCABLE, EVOKE, REVOKE, PROVOKE
|
vol
|
will
|
malevolent,
benevolent, volunteer, volition
|
volcan
|
fire
|
volcano,
vulcanize, Vulcan
|
volvo
|
turn
about, roll
|
revolve,
voluble (easily turned about or around or
talkative), voluminous, convolution
|
vor
|
eat
greedily
|
voracious,
carnivorous, herbivorous, omnivorous, devour CARNIVORE, VORACIOUS, HERBIVORE
|
zo
|
animal
|
zoo (short
for zoological garden), zoology, zoomorphism (attributing animal form to
god), zodiac (circle of animal constellations), protozoan
|
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