Greek Roots: Dia Flashcards

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What does the word 'diagonal' mean?

  • A line that goes across a rectangle from one corner to another (correct)
  • A line that goes vertically
  • A line that goes in a curve
  • A line that goes horizontally

What is the definition of 'diameter'?

The distance across a circle through its center

What does 'dialogue' refer to?

Speaking across two people

What is a 'dialect'?

<p>A variant language that allows speaking across from one person to another</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the function of a 'diaphragm'?

<p>A dome-shaped muscle that goes across your abdomen and helps with breathing</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'diaphanous' mean?

<p>Of light shining across or through a clear material</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'diachronic' refer to?

<p>Going across time</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'diadem' mean?

<p>A crown worn across a ruler's head</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Greek Root "dia"

  • "Dia" means "across" or "passing through," often indicating movement from one side to another.

Diagonal

  • Describes a line or direction that crosses from one corner of a rectangle (or other shape) to another.

Diameter

  • Refers to the straight line distance across a circle, passing through its center; key measurement in circles and spheres.

Dialogue

  • Involves conversation or exchange of spoken words between two or more individuals; essential in communication dynamics.

Dialect

  • A specific form of a language that varies from one region to another; facilitates mutual understanding among speakers.

Diaphragm

  • A critical muscle that is dome-shaped, located across the abdomen; plays a vital role in respiration by aiding inhalation and exhalation.

Diaphanous

  • Characteristics of a material that is nearly transparent; allows light to shine across or through, often used in textile descriptions.

Diachronic

  • Pertains to the study of changes across time; important in historical linguistics and cultural studies to examine evolution.

Diadem

  • A type of crown traditionally worn across the head of royalty; symbolizes sovereignty and power in various cultures.

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