Prefixes, suffixes and root words

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Prefixes, suffixes and root words Word Parts Prefixes, suffixes and root words

Examples: phonograph, symphony, telephone, microphone Phon or phono (Root) Means: sound Examples: phonograph, symphony, telephone, microphone

Examples: photograph, photosynthesis, photogenic (Root) Means: light Examples: photograph, photosynthesis, photogenic

Examples: thermometer, centimeter, diameter, barometer (Root) Means: measure Examples: thermometer, centimeter, diameter, barometer

Examples: chronological, synchronize, chronic (Root) Means: time Examples: chronological, synchronize, chronic

Examples: inscribe, describe, prescribe, transcript scribe or script (Root) Means: write Examples: inscribe, describe, prescribe, transcript

Examples: pedal, pedestrian (Latin Root) Means: foot Examples: pedal, pedestrian

Examples: pediatrician (Greek Root) Means: child Examples: pediatrician

Examples: agriculture, agribusiness, agronomy (Root) Means: field Examples: agriculture, agribusiness, agronomy

Examples: confidence, findelity, bona fide, infidel (Root) Means: faith Examples: confidence, findelity, bona fide, infidel

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