ROOTS WEEK 7

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ROOTS WEEK 7
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EGO

• LATIN ROOT
• SELF OR I
• EXAMPLE WORDS
• EGOTISTICAL
• EGOCENTRIC

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EGOCENTRIC

• 1.having or regarding the self or the individual
  as the center of all things.
• 2.having little or no regard for interests,
  beliefs, or attitudes other than one's own
  self-centered.

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FER

• LATIN ROOT
• CARRY, BEAR, BRING
• EXAMPLE WORDS
• TRANSFER
• FERVENT

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TRANSFER

• 1.to convey or remove from one place, person,
  etc., to another.
• 2.to cause to pass from one person to another, as
  thought, qualities, or power transmit.
• 3. to make over the possession or control of to
  transfer a title to land.

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FIN

• LATIN ROOT
• TO END
• FINISH
• FINALE
• FINITE

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FINITE

• Having bounds limited a finite list of choices
  our finite fossil fuel reserves.
• Existing, persisting, or enduring for a limited
  time only impermanent.

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FRAG

• LATIN ROOT
• BREAK
• EXAMPLE WORDS
• FRAGMENT
• FRAGILE
• FRAGMENTATION

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FRAGILE

• 1.easily broken, shattered, or damaged delicate
  brittle frail.
• 2.vulnerably delicate, as in appearance She has
  a fragile beauty.
• 3.lacking in substance or force flimsy a
  fragile excuse

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GEN

• LATIN ROOT
• AGE, RACE, KIND, CLASS
• EXAMPLE WORDS
• GENERATION
• GENTLE
• CONGENIAL
• GENTEEL

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CONGENIAL

• 1.agreeable, suitable, or pleasing in nature or
  character congenial surroundings.
• 2.suited or adapted in spirit, feeling, temper,
  etc. compatible.

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TEST ON FRIDAY

• STUDY HARD
• WRITE ONE WORDS DEFINITION
• WRITE ONE SENTENCE USING THE WORD.