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Root Words

the form of a word after all affixes are removed Root Word the form of a word after all affixes are removed

aster & astro star astronomy, asterisk

aud to hear audience, audible

cir & circum around circumference, circle

credibility, incredibility to believe, trust credibility, incredibility

dic, dict to say, to speak diction, dictionary

dur hard, lasting duration, endure

graph & gram to write, draw autograph, paragraph

jur, jus, judic law, right, judgment justify, judicial

idea, word, speech, reason logue, logo idea, word, speech, reason dialogue, logical

micro small microscope

mono one monologue

mov, mob, mot to move mobile, remove

noc, nox night equinox, nocturnal

port to carry import, export

pyr fire pyromania

-ment action or process development

State or quality of being -ment State or quality of being amusement

-ment product or thing instrument

spec, spect, spic to see, look at inspect, respect

syn, sym together symphony, senthesize

tract to pull, draw attract, traction

volve roll involve, revolution

-y characterized by thrifty, frequency