Greek and Latin Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots

Nov 09, 2014

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Greek and Latin Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots. Part 2. cardi. Latin heart. ego. Latin self. don donat. Latin Give; gift. luc lum. Latin light. neg. Latin No; deny. phys. Greek nature. psych. Greek Mind; soul. sci. Latin To know; learn. terr. Latin land. vac. Latin

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Greek and Latin Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots Part 2
cardi • Latin • heart
ego • Latin • self
don donat • Latin • Give; gift
luc lum • Latin • light
neg • Latin • No; deny
phys • Greek • nature
psych • Greek • Mind; soul
sci • Latin • To know; learn
terr • Latin • land
vac • Latin • empty
For each root/ word part, create the following box. You should fit 2-4 boxes on each sheet of notebook paper. Word Part: Definition: Example Sentence: Picture:

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