Latin and Greek roots F-L English 10. 1. fer Transfer, ferry, chauffeur Meaning: carry or bear.

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Latin and Greek roots F-L English 10

1. fer Transfer, ferry, chauffeur Meaning: carry or bear

2. fid Fidelity, confidence, bona fide Meaning: faith

3. flect, flex Reflect, reflection, deflect, reflex, flexible Meaning: bend

4. fract, frag Fracture, fraction, fragment, fragile Meaning: break

5. frater Fraternal, fraternity, fratricide Meaning: brother

6. fug Fugitive, refugee, refuge Meaning: flee

7. function Function, malfunction, dysfunctional Meaning: perform

8. gen Generation, genocide, genealogy Meaning: birth/race

9. geo Geography, geology Meaning: earth

10. grad Graduation, gradual, grade Meaning: step, stage

11. graph Telegraph, photograph, autograph Meaning: write

12. grat Gratitude, congratulate, ungrateful Meaning: pleasing

13. greg Gregarious, congregation, segregation Meaning: gather

14. hydr Hydrogen, hydrant, hydrate Meaning: water

15. hyper Hyperextend, hyperbole Meaning: above or over

16. init Initial, initiate, initiative Meaning: beginning

17. im Impermeable, impossible, impervious Meaning: not

18. inter Intermittent, interrogate, interdict, interrupt Meaning: between

19. junct Juncture, conjunction, adjunct Meaning: join

20. jud, jur, just Judge, judicial, jurisdiction, jury, justice, just Meaning: law

21. kine, cine Kinetic, kinesthetic, cinema Meaning: movement

22. liber Liberty, liberal, liberate Meaning: free

23. loc Location, locate, dislocate, allocate Meaning: place

24. log Prologue, apology, dialogue, eulogy Meaning: word

25. lum Luminous, illuminate, luminescent Meaning: light

On the line under each root and its meaning, write a sentence using a word that includes the root and its meaning. For example: Fer = carry A chauffeur carries/drives someone from one place to another.

BINGO FAITH

BINGO BROTHER

BINGO BIRTH/RACE

BINGO WATER

BINGO NOT

BINGO ABOVE/OVER

BINGO LAW

BINGO PLACE

BINGO LIGHT

BINGO CARRY/TRANSPORT

BINGO BREAK

BINGO EARTH

BINGO FLEE

BINGO WRITE

BINGO BEGINNING

BINGO GATHER

BINGO JOIN

BINGO FREE

BINGO WORD

BINGO BEND

BINGO PERFORM

BINGO STEP/STAGE

BINGO PLEASING

BINGO BETWEEN

BINGO MOVEMENT