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photos
light Ex photographpicture drawn by light
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graph
to write or draw Ex telegraph(tele? distant)
writing from far away
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tele
far away, distant Ex television(visio?see)
seeing distant things
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metron
measure Ex meter unit of measure 39.47 inches
long
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tropos
turning Ex phototropicturning toward light as
leaves and flowers do
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philia
love, friendship Ex philosopher (sophia?
wisdom) one who loves wisdom
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phobos
fear Ex phobia irrational fear
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syn
with, together Ex sympathy (pathos? feeling)
to feel with someone else
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thesis
put, place, position Ex thesis a position taken
in an argument supported by a set of reasons
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kinesis
movement Ex kinetic relating to the movement
of bodies
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phone
sound Ex megaphone (mega? big) device to make
sounds BIG
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sonus
sound Ex sonar device that hears sounds under
water
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skopeo
look at, inspect, consider, examine Ex scope
all that the eye can see
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video/visum
see Ex video picture portion of television
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logos
word, study Ex geology (geo ? earth) study of
the earth
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verbum
word Ex verb the action word of a sentence
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nomen/nominis
name Ex nominal in name only not real or
actual
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pro
for, before, forward, in place Ex project
(jacio? to throw) to throw forward
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pre
before, in front of Ex predict (dico ? say)
say beforehand
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ad
to, toward near, next to Ex adhere stick to
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jacio/jactum
throw Ex reject throw back
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pono/positum
lay, put, place Ex pose position or attitude
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cum
with, together Ex cumulative all together
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figo/fixum
fix, fasten, attach Ex fixture a thing
fastened in place
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jungo/junctum
join, unite, connect Ex conjunction-joins parts
of a sentence together
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digitus
finger, toe, inch Ex digit finger numerals
from 0-9 unit of measure the width of a finger
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caput/capitis
head Ex decapitate to remove ones head
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manus
hand Ex manual by hand
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pes/pedis
foot Ex pedestal foot of a column
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bracchium
arm Ex bracelet ornament for the arm or wrist
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dens/dentis
tooth Ex dentist tooth doctor
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corpus/corporis
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body Ex corporal punishment punish the body
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unus
one Ex unit one part of a series or of a whole
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duo
two Ex duet music played or sung by two people
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tres
three Ex tricycle a three-wheeled vehicle
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quattuor
four Ex quatrain a stanza of poetry four line
long
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quinque
five Ex quinquennial five-year period of time
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sex
six Ex sexdigital having six fingers or toes
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septem
seven Ex September seventh month of the Roman
calendar
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octo
eight Ex octopus eight-footed ocean creature
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novem
nine Ex novendial lasting nine days
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decem
ten Ex December tenth month of the Roman
calendar
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centum
hundred Ex cent one hundredth of a dollar
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mille
thousand Ex mile a thousand paces
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pyro
fire Ex pyrotechnics fireworks
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ignis
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fire Ex ignite- to start a fire
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Vulcanus
Vulcan-Roman god of fire Ex volcano a crack in
the earth pouring out hot magma
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hydros
water Ex dehydrate take water away
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aqua
water Ex aquarium a tank of water where fish
or water plants can live
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bonus
good Ex boon good deed, a favor
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helios
sun Ex heliotrope plant which turns toward the
sun
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sol
sun Ex solar pertaining to the sun
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luna
moon Ex lunatic mad affected by the moon
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dia
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through, between, across, apart Ex diagnosis
through knowledge
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trans
across, over, beyond, through Ex transfer
carry across
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geo
earth Ex George one who works with the earth
a farmer
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terra
land Ex extraterrestrial outside of earths
atmosphere
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dormio/dormitum
sleep Ex dormant sleeping
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hypnos
sleep Ex hypnotic inducing sleep
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annus
year Ex annuity amount of money paid yearly
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lithos
stone Ex megalith (megas ? large) large stone
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petros
rock, stone Ex Peter name which means
reliable, like a rock
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aster/astra
star Ex aster star shaped flower
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stella
star Ex stellar pertaining to a star, or stars
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dendron
tree Ex rhododendron evergreen shrub with
large flowers
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arbor/arboris
tree Ex arboraceous full of trees, wooded
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chronos
time Ex chronology relate events in time
sequence
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tempus/temporis
time Ex temporary for a limited time
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para
beside, along with Ex parachute goes along
with you as you fall and slows you down
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inter
between, among, amid Ex international between
or among nations
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techne
art, skill Ex technique expert skill
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ars/artis
art, skill Ex artist one who acts or creates
with skill
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bios
life Ex biology study of life
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vivo/victum
live Ex survive (sur ? over) to live over or
beyond the threat of death
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micros
small Ex microscope instrument for looking at
tiny things
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mega
great, large, big Ex megaphone device for
making a sound larger
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magnus
great, large, big Ex magnify make larger
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pater/patris
father Ex patriotism love for the fatherland
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mater/matris
mother Ex matriarch a woman who rules the
family
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frater/fratris
brother Ex friar a member of a mens religious
order
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demos
the people, the citizens Ex democracy
government by the people
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populus
people Ex public general body of people in a
community
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polis
city Ex polite having city (civilized) manners
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urbs/urbis
city Ex suburb outlaying part of a city
smaller town in a city
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pathos
feeling, suffering Ex pathetic marked by
suffering or sorrow
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autos
self Ex automobile self moving
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thermos
heat Ex thermometer device for measuring heat
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curro/cursum
run Ex current running, ongoing
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zoon
animal Ex paleozoic (paleo?early) early animal
period
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verto/versum
turn Ex reverse turn back
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facio/factum
do, make Ex factory place for making things
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scribo/scriptum
write Ex manuscript written by hand
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plico/plicatum
fold Ex duplicate twofold
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dico/dictum
speak, say Ex diction art or manner of speaking
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biblos
book Ex bibliography written account of books
read
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liber/libri
book Ex librarian one in charge of a library
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scio/scitum
know Ex conscious sharing knowledge mentally
awake or active
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discipulus
student Ex discipline teaching instruction,
field of learning
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sauros
lizard Ex brontosaurus (brontos? thunder)
thunder lizard
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amo/amatum
love Ex amorous full of love
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101 ver
  • Truth
  • Verdict say the truth

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102 Brev
  • Short
  • Abbreviation- shortened name

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103 Derm
  • Skin
  • Dermatology study of the skin

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104 Fer
  • Carry
  • Transfer- carry away

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105 fix
  • Fasten
  • Affix fasten to something else

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106 Gen
  • Birth
  • Generate- begin or create something

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107 Pseudo
  • False
  • Pseudonym false name

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108 sect
  • Cut
  • Dissect cut apart

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109 vac
  • Empty
  • Vacant- no one is there

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110 Alt
  • High, deep
  • Altitude high position

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111 arch
  • Chief, first, rule
  • Monarchy- one ruler

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112 belli
  • War
  • rebellion- make war against

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113 cap, cip, cept
  • Take
  • Intercept- take from

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114 chrome
  • Color
  • Polychrome- many colors

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115 cide, cise
  • Cut down, kill
  • Homicide kill a human

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116 clud, clus, clause
  • Shut
  • Claustrophobia fear of being shut in a small
    space

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117 crat, cracy
  • Rule
  • Autocrat- rule by one person

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118 dura
  • Hard, lasting
  • Durable- able to last a long time

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119 fin
  • End
  • Final- the last aspect of something

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120 fort, forc
  • Strong
  • Fortress- a place of strength

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121 gam
  • Marriage
  • Monogamy-married to one person

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122 juven
  • Young
  • Rejuvenate- to make young again

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123 mon
  • Warn, remind
  • Admonition-to give a warning to someone

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124 multi
  • Many
  • Multilingual- able to speak many languages

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125 neo
  • New
  • Neologism- new word
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