Greek and Latin Roots List #1 There will be a quiz on Friday!

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Greek and Latin Roots List #1 There will be a quiz on Friday!

PHOBIA: Fear of Acrophobia Agoraphobia Claustrophobia Hydrophobia

PHIL: love, lover of Philanthropist Philately Bibliophile Anglophile

MIS: Hate, hatred of Misanthrope Misogynist Misandry misogamy

DYS/DIS: ill, bad, difficult Dysfunctional Dyslexia Dysentery Dyspeptic Disapprove Dystopia

EU: good, well Euphoric Euphonious Euphemism Eulogy euthanasia

MACRO/MAGNI: large, big, long Macrocosm Macrobiotic Magnify magnificent

MICRO: small, tiny Microscope Microfilm Microderm abrasion Microchip Microbe

HETERO: different from Heterogeneous heterosexual

HOMO: the same as, one and the same Homonyms Homophones homogenize

HYPER: above, over, beyond the ordinary Hypertension Hyperactive Hyperacidity Hyperbole

HYPO: under, less than ordinary Hypodermic Hypoglycemic Hypothermia

BIO: life Biology Biography Biodegradable Biohazard

GEO: earth Geology Geography Geocentric Pangaea

ANTI: against Antibiotics Antipathy Antidote antisocial

PRO: for, in favor of Pro-labor (union) Proponent Pro-choice Proposal protagonist

AUTO: self Autobiography Autonomous Automobile automatic

CHRON: time Chronology Chronicle Chronic Chronos (Greek God)

GRAM/GRAPH: writing Autograph Monogram Sonogram Diagram

PHON: sound, hearing Phonograph Phonics Telephone cacophonous

LOG/LOGUE: words, speech, talking Monologue Prologue Dialogue Eulogy Epilogue Logistics