6 Questions
What is the meaning of the Latin root 'Brach'?
Elbow
Which prefix means 'under, below'?
Hypo
What does the suffix '-ology' mean?
Science of, study of
What is the meaning of the Greek root 'Pleu'?
Lung
Which prefix means 'upon, above'?
Ep, Epi
What is the meaning of the Latin root 'Poplit'?
Back of knee
Study Notes
Latin and Greek Roots and Prefixes
- The Latin root 'Brach' means 'arm' or 'short'.
- The prefix 'hypo-' means 'under, below'.
- The suffix '-ology' means 'study of' or 'science of'.
- The Greek root 'Pleu' means 'rib' or 'side'.
- The prefix 'epi-' means 'upon, above'.
- There is no Latin root 'Poplit'. It is possible that you are thinking of 'Poplit', which refers to the back of the knee, but it is not a Latin root.
This quiz will help you memorize and understand the meanings of various Greek and Latin roots and prefixes like Ante, Ax, Brach, Cardi, Caud, Cav, Centr, Cephal, Cerv, and many more. Test your knowledge of these derivatives and improve your vocabulary.
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