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Root List Week 10

Script, Scrib Write Postscript – after writing Scribe, Scribble, Describe, Inscribe, Script

Sect Cut Vivisect – amputate, cut flesh Dissect, Bisect, Intersection

Sol Sun or Alone Solarium – sun room Parasol, Solar Desolate, Solitary, Solo, Soliloquy

Spic, Spec Look at, See Perspicuous – clear, lucid Conspicuous, Circumspect, Spectator

Spir Breath, Breathe Aspire – to live for, strive for Inspire, Transpire, Spirit

Lexi Read, Word Alexia – loss of ability to read Lexicology, Lexiphile

Temp Time Temporal – of this time (present time) Temporary, Contemporary

Uni One University – “one society of teachers and students” Universal, Unique, Unison, Unilateral

Urb City Urban – of the city Urbanology, Suburb

Re Again Reincarnation – again in the flesh Rebound, Rewind, Recognize, Reaction