List 3. CALLIGRAPHY Calli (beautiful) + graphein (to write) Pretty words Bellus Calli.

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List 3

CALLIGRAPHY Calli (beautiful) + graphein (to write) Pretty words Bellus Calli

CANDIDATE Candio (light) From Roman candidates who wore white.

CAPTAIN Caput (head) Head words: caput, cephal, cheif

CARPET Carpere (to pluck)

CARTOGRAPHY Cartere (card) + graphein (to write) Write words: graph, script, cripe

CATACOMB Cata (among) + tumbas (tombs) Words for tomb: Taphos/tumbas

CAUSTIC Kaustus (to burn)

CHAPEL Cappas – cape of St. Marten preserved in first chapel

CHAUVINISM Nicholas Chauvin – French soldier in Napoleon’s army known for his patriotism. Now used to describe a bias.

CHIROGRAPHY Chiros (hand) + graphein (to write) Hand words – chiros, manu

CHROMOPHOBIA Chroma (color) + phobia (fear of )

CIRCUMSTANCE Circum (around) + stare (to stand) Circle words – circum, kyklos

COHABIT Com (with/together) + habitare (to dwell)

COMRADE Chamberfellow/roommate

COMPARE Com (with/together) + par (equal)

CONOID Konos (cone) + eidos (to look like)

CONDONE Com (with/together) + donare (to give)

CONSPIRE Com (with/together) + spirare (to breath)

CONVINCE Com (with/together) + vincere (to conquer)

COSMOGRAPHY Cosmos (universe) + graphein (to write)

CREDIT Credere (to trust)

CRUSADE Crux (cross)

CUTANEAOUS Cutis (skin) Skin words: cutis/dermos

CONFIDE Com (with/together) + fidere (to trust)

DANDELION Dent (tooth) + de (of) + leo (lion) Tooth of the lion

DECIMATE Decem (10) Every 10 th man punished to reduce numbers

DECUMBENT De (down) + cumbere (to lie/recline)

DEICIDE Deus (god) + cide (to kill) Words for God: Theos, deus, got

DENTIST Dent (tooth)

DEUTEROGAMY Deuteros (second) + gamos (marriage)

DIGIT Digitus (finger/toe) Finger words – digitus/dactyle

CONGREGATION Com (with/together) + gregare (to gather/flock)

CONVEY Com (with/together) + via (way)

CORRODE Com (with/together) + rodere (to gnaw)

COUNTERFEIT Contra (against) + facare (to do or make)

CYCLONE Kyklos (circle)

DAISY Deag (days) + eage (eye) Day’s Eye

decelerate De (down) + celer (swift)

dendrochronology Dendros (tree) + chronos (time) + logy (study of)

dispsomania Dipso (thirst) + mania (madness) Thirst for alcohol

Orthodontist Orthos (straight/right) + dent (tooth)

pachyderm Pachy (thick) + dermos (skin)

polytheist Poly (many) + theos (god)

velocipede Velos (swift) + ped (foot)

exfenestracide Ex (out) + fenentra (window) + cidere (to kill)

sunflower Heliotrope –helio (sun) + tropos (to turn)

Philo (love) Philogynist – love + gynos (woman) Philocracy – love + kratos (ruler/rules) Philosophy – love + sophia (wisdom) Philotheism – love + theos (God) Philology – love + logos (speak) Philanthropy – love + anthropo (man) Philharmonic – love + harmonia (agreement)

Philo words Pediphelia – pedi (child) + philo Hippophelia – hippo (horse) + philo

Miso (hate) Misoneism – hate new or changed things Misopedia – hate + children Misogamist – hate + gamos (marriage) Misogynist – hate + gynos (women) Misanthrop – hate + anthropo (man) Misology – hate + logos (to speak) Misophobia – hate + phobia (fear)