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Match the following roots with their correct meanings:
Match the following roots with their correct meanings:
anglo = English ist = one who saur = lizard pithec = ape
Match the following Greek roots with their related words:
Match the following Greek roots with their related words:
calli = calligraphy cracy = democracy mania = kleptomania algia = neuralgia
Match the following Latin roots with their definitions:
Match the following Latin roots with their definitions:
terr = land jur = swear flu = flow mund = world
Match the following Latin and Greek roots with examples:
Match the following Latin and Greek roots with examples:
Match the following Greek words with their meanings:
Match the following Greek words with their meanings:
Match the following roots with their parts of speech:
Match the following roots with their parts of speech:
Match the following roots with their corresponding related words:
Match the following roots with their corresponding related words:
Match the roots with the concept they describe:
Match the roots with the concept they describe:
Flashcards
ist
ist
A suffix meaning "one who" or "someone who believes in."
saur
saur
A suffix denoting a lizard. Often used in scientific names for dinosaurs.
pithec
pithec
A suffix referring to "ape" or "monkey."
calli
calli
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austro
austro
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cephalo
cephalo
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chiro
chiro
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caust
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Study Notes
Word Origins and Meanings
- Anglo (English): referring to someone who loves or favors things English, or someone who opposes England
- ist (one who): suffix indicating a person who does something
- saur (lizard): relating to lizards, often used in dinosaur names
- pithec (ape): relating to apes
- calli (beautiful): relating to beauty, often used in art terms
- austro (south): relating to the south
- cephalo (head): relating to the head, describing the head of an animal
- chiro (hand): relating to the hand, describing the hand of an animal or in the context of the practice of hand based treatments
- caust (burn): relating to burning or causing damage by fire
- terr (land): relating to landforms or the Earth
- cata (down): relating to downward movement, describing events beginning with a fall of sorts
- jur (swear): related to swearing or making legal promises.
- flu (flow): relating to the action or state of flowing, referring to flows of liquid or gas
- here (stick): relating to sticking or connecting
- pos (put): relating to placing or positioning
- mund (world): relating to the world or mundane matters
- cracy (government): suffix referring to a system of governance
- mania (madness): relating to madness or mental illness
- ize (make): suffix to make or transform something into a specific state
- antho (flower): relating to a flower
- algia (pain): relating to pain
- somn (sleep): relating to sleep
- quadr (four): relating to the number four
- err (wander): relating to wandering or not adhering to strict guidelines
- sine (without): meaning"without" or a state of lack.
Language Affiliations
- Words often have Latin or Greek origins. This list provides examples
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