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Junior Vocabulary Roots List # 13

Ped, Pede, Pedestri, Pedi, Pedo, Pod, Pus Definition: Foot Feet Footed Sample Words: Pedal Centipede Pedestrian Pedicure Pedometer Podiatrist Biped/bipod Octopus Platypus Tripod

Pent, Penta Definition: Sample Words: Five Pentathlon Pentagon Pentameter

Peri Definition: Sample Words: Around About Near Encircling Perigee (gee=earth) Periscope Perimeter Period Peripheral

Phil, Phile, Philia, Philo Definition: To love Loving Fondness Sample Words: Philanthropist (ist=one who) Bibliophile Philosopher Necrophilia Anglophile * Hemophilia (uncontrollable bleeding)

Phobe, Phobia Definition: Sample Words: Abnormal fear Anglophobe Hatred Dislike Sample Words: Anglophobe Claustrophobia (claustro=confine; close; shut) Pyrophobia (pyro=fire) Hydrophobia Xenophobia Zoophobia (zoo=animals)