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Latin and Greek Root Words

Latin and Greek Root Words. 7 th Grade Literature Mrs. Fendrick. et cetera. What does this term mean?. etc. et cetera. etc. is a Latin term that means and so forth. Greek and Latin Words from Harry Potter by J. K. Rowling. arma – weapons, armour dens – a tooth

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Latin and Greek Root Words

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  1. Latin and Greek Root Words 7th Grade Literature Mrs. Fendrick

  2. et cetera What does this term mean? etc.

  3. et cetera etc. is a Latin term that means and so forth

  4. Greek and Latin Words from Harry Potter by J. K. Rowling arma – weapons, armour dens – a tooth dormio – I sleep lumen – light ludo – I play nox – night, darkness nunquam (or numquam) – never patronus – a protector or sponsor

  5. Sirius Black Draco Malfoy Sirius is the Latin name for the bright dog star and the title of the Cornhusker tunnel walk song. Draco is the Latin word for dragon.

  6. Greek letters are still used in math and science today.

  7. th, ph, ch, and psstand for Greek letters not in our alphabet.

  8. The Greek Alphabet th, ph, ch, and ps stand for Greek letters not in our alphabet.

  9. Roots are word parts. • photo • graph • tele • meter • tropic Build more words with root words.

  10. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots photos

  11. photos Draw a green border around the word on this card. Green stands for a Greek root word.

  12. photos Examples: photograph, photosynthesis Definition: light

  13. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots photos light

  14. graph

  15. graph Examples: autograph, hologram Definition: to write or draw

  16. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots photos light graph to write or draw

  17. tele

  18. tele Examples: telephone, telescope Definition: far away, distant

  19. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots photos light graph to write or draw tele far away or distant

  20. metron

  21. metron Examples: thermometer, meter stick, geometry Definition: measure

  22. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots photos light graph to write or draw tele far away or distant metron measure

  23. tropos

  24. tropos Examples: Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn, Tropics Definition: turning toward something such as the sun

  25. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots photos light graph to write or draw tele far away or distant metron measure tropos turning toward something such as the sun

  26. Draw a word tree. Select a root. Grow words. Write words that contain your root on the branches of the tree. Include definitions. television: box to see distant things telethon: long fundraising event telephone: sound from far away telekinesis: making things move from a distance telescope: device for seeing distant objects Write the root word on the bottom near the roots of the tree.

  27. What is a derivation?(pronounced: “dir-ah-va-tion”)

  28. Derivation means drawing off water from a main stream From Latin de: down from, away from+ rivus: brook, stream English words may be derived or drawn off of mainstream Greek or Latin roots. Roots may not be spelled the same way all the time.

  29. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots philia

  30. philia Philadelphia -- city of brotherly love Rocky actor Sylvester Stallone at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

  31. Philia (“feel-ya”) Examples: Philadelphia, philosopher, Philip, philharmonic, philanthropist Definition: love, friendship

  32. phobos

  33. phobos Examples: claustrophobia: fear of closed places acrophobia: fear of heights arachnophobia: fear of spiders myctophobia: fear of darkness suriphobia- fear of micetestophobia- fear of taking tests Definition: unusual fear

  34. Syn (or sym)

  35. syn Examples: synonyms: words that go together symphony: sounds that go together synchronize: do things at the same time synagogue: to bring people together for Jewish worship Definition: with, together

  36. thesis

  37. Thesis (3 Ps) Examples: thesis: position taken in a persuasive argument parentheses: symbols grouping words placed inside a sentence synthesizer: instrument that puts sounds together Definition: put, place, position

  38. kinesis

  39. kinesis Examples: kinetic: movement of bodies cinema: motion pictures (movies) telekinesis: moving things without physical contact Definition: movement Kinetic art: a sculpture with moving parts.

  40. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots philia light phobos unusual fear syn with together thesis put, place, position kinesis movement

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