Illuminating Roots: Unveiling the Power of Latin and Greek Origins

Mar 02, 2025

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Explore the roots of language with this educational journey delving into Latin and Greek origins. Discover how words like solar, pro, video, sonus, ad, and more shape our vocabulary and understanding. Unravel the sun's significance and sound's essence within words.

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Illuminating Roots: Unveiling the Power of Latin and Greek Origins

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Latin/GreekRoots By: Selena
Sol • Means the sun. • Solar system • The sun is in the center of our Solar system.
Pro • Means before, ahead, in front of. • Professional • The professional singer was in the newspaper.
Video visum • Means to see • Television • The show on television was very boring with a capital B.
Sonus • Means sound • Sonic • The sonic boom was very quick and loud.
Ad • Means to, next to. • Admission • I bought an admission to the scary movie.
Credits Teacher(s) :Mrs. Nora / Ms .Edry Student(s) :Selena Walker Pictures :Clip Art /Google Images Animations: Dissovles,Wipes Thank You !

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