Greek and Latin Roots (Week 4)

Jul 29, 2014

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Greek and Latin Roots (Week 4). Words to know: Loiter, reminisce, melancholy, anterior Ante: before Anti: against Bi: two Circum : around Com: together Con: together De: down Dis :away Equi : equal Extra: beyond Inter: between. Greek and Latin Roots ( Week 4). Intra: within

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Greek and Latin Roots (Week 4) Words to know: Loiter, reminisce, melancholy, anterior Ante: before Anti: against Bi: two Circum: around Com: together Con: together De: down Dis :away Equi: equal Extra: beyond Inter: between
Greek and Latin Roots ( Week 4) Intra: within Intro: into Mal: bad Mis: bad Non: not Post: after Pre: before Semi: half Sub: Under Super: over Syn: together Sym: together Tri: three Un: not

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Greek and Latin Roots. Week 9. Pas/path. Meaning: feeling; disease; suffering Examples: apathy indifference pathogen Agent that causes disease. Pel / puls. Meaning: drive; urge Examples: pulsate Beat; to vibrate repellant Something that repels or drives back. pet.

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Greek and Latin Roots. 26-38. Digitus Latin finger, toe, inch. Digit- finger, numerals from 0 to 9, unit of measure the width of a finger (3/4 of inch) Digital computer – a computer which uses numerals to mean whole numbers and decimal fractions

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Greek and Latin Roots. Week 2. bio. Meaning : life Examples: biosphere part of the Earth’s surface and atmosphere in which life exists b ionics s cience concerned with applying biological systems to engineering problems. brev. Meaning : short Examples: Abbreviate Make shorter

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Latin and Greek Roots. UNIT ONE. DAY ONE. Write the root and the definition Write each word and its definition. FAC. From the Latin ‘ facere ’ or ‘factum’ (also derived from the French ‘ faisant ’) To make or to do. Words from ‘FAC’. Discomfit Verb ; to embarrass and confuse

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Greek and Latin Roots JEOPARDY

Greek and Latin Roots JEOPARDY. JEOPARDY!. 100. 100. 100. 100. 1 00. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 2 00. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 3 00. 3 00. 400. 400. 4 00. 400. 400. 400. 5 00. 5 00. 500. 5 00. 500. 500. Unit 13 FIB—100 .

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Latin and Greek roots . By. Victoria . Table of contents . Graph pg. 2 Photo pg.3 Tele pg.4 Photo pg.5 Glossary pg.6. Graph. Graph means to write or draw Graphic organizer We use graphic organizer to compare something to another. . Philia. Philia means love and friendship

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By: Aamariah . Greek and Latin Roots. Title Ichnos Pro Mucus Galea Terrere Ling Therme Mini Vibrare Honest Venti Vespertilionis Tomos Tardum Uxoris Vivum Xiphos. Table Of Contents. Ichnos-to track, trace, footprints

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Greek and Latin Roots . Week 4. dict. Meaning : say; pronounce; speak Examples: edict A formal command benediction blessing. Dif /DIS. Meaning : apart; away; negative; not Examples: diffuse Spread out disparity Difference; inequality. Dog/ dox.

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Greek and Latin Roots. Week 3. Cracy. Meaning : government; rule; strength Examples: Plutocracy Society ruled by the wealthy Theocracy Government by priests. cred. Meaning : believe; trust Examples: Credo Statement of belief or principle; creed Incredulous Skeptical; doubtful.

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Greek and Latin Roots. graph: write. My friend got Justin Bieber’s auto graph on her poster after the concert!. tele : far off. You can use a powerful tele scope to see stars and even some planets. p hon : sound. We went to see the Charlotte Sym phon y play over Winter break. .

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Greek and Latin roots. Unit 2. 1. cap. 1. cap. head Ex. Decapitate, cap(hat). 2. psych. 2. psych. mind Ex. Psychology, psychotic, psychopath. 3. cred . 3. cred. To believe Ex. Credulous, credibility, incredible, credo. 4. mem. 4. mem. Remember, to recall

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Latin and Greek Roots

Latin and Greek Roots. Unit Thirteen . CEND, CENS. From the Latin word ‘ cendere ’, ‘ censum ’ To burn . Words from “ cendere ” or “ censum ”. Incendiary Adjective ; Inflaming; provoking heat or anger

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Latin and Greek Roots. Use your 10 index cards- write your name on each one. Follow the Power Point presentation and write the root on ONE side. Then, write the definition and 3 examples of words that have the root inside them. Draw a picture of ONE word on the back. ped -.

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Latin and Greek Roots. ped -. Man/ manu. Spec-. Dict -. - ject. Sect-. port. miss/ mit. graph. Scrib -. Bio-. Aqua/ aque. aud. Ann/ enni. biblio. Vid/vis. Uni -. Cent-. Phil-. Jud-. Dem-. Derm -. Therm -. Hydr -.

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Greek and Latin Roots. Words to know: Entice segregate photogenic literate -logy Science, study of Example: biology, geology Bio- Life Example: biology Audi- Hear Example: audience, audition auto- Self Example: automobile, autobiography. Audi- Hear

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Greek and Latin Roots. Week 6. hypo. Meaning: beneath; lower; under Examples: hypothermia Abnormally low body temperature hypochondria Unfounded belief that one is often ill. inter. Meaning: among; between; within; mutual Examples: intersperse Distribute among; mix with internecine

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Latin and Greek Roots. Part 1. Practice Question What is the study of word meanings ?. Spelling Grammar Reading Vocabulary. Please select a Team. Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team 4 Team 5 Team 6. What is the meaning of the root ced , ceed , cess ?. Go Give Grow Gravity. Team Scores.

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Greek and Latin Roots week 2

Greek and Latin Roots week 2. Words to know: Entomology, herbicide, precarious, connoisseur Inter: between Intervene, interrupt Intro: into Introduce. G & L roots continued. Mis : bad Mistake, misfit Post: after Postgraduate Pre: before Predict, pretest. G & L roots continued.

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Greek & Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek & Latin Roots and Affixes. Week 4. Ante—before antebellum—before the (American Civil) war antediluvian—ancient; before the Flood antecedent—that which comes before anterior—located at the front; coming before ante meridian—before noon; AM antiquated—old-fashioned, out of date

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Greek and Latin Roots. Week 7. mal. Meaning: bad Examples: malign Speak evil of malicious Full of animosity and hatred. mand. Meaning: order Examples: mandate Authoritative order or instruction reprimand A strong disapproval. mania. Meaning: obsession Examples: maniacal

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Greek & Latin Roots. Weekly Word Lists. Week 1. a, an, in = Without ant, anti, contra,contro = against, opposite bio, vit = life (o)logy = study or science of psych(o) = mind, spirit phil, philo, phile, = to love, lover of act = to do, driven to do hyper, super, sur = over, above

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