Vocabulary: “Earth & Sea”

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Vocabulary: “Earth & Sea” Roots Aqua/Aqui/Aque=Water Hydr=Water Mar/Mer=Sea Geo=Earth Terr=earth

aquatic adjective Living or growing in or near water

aquaculture noun the cultivation of living things (as fish or shellfish) naturally occurring in water https://youtu.be/K1NBcnNzAkU

aqueduct noun pipe or channel to transport running water from a distance

Hydroelectric Adjective Generating electricity by using the power of running water

hydroponics noun The process of growing plants in sand, gravel, or liquid, with added nutrients but without soil.

Hydrophobia Noun Abnormal fear of water; rabies

marina noun a small harbor for docking small boats

maritime adjective Activities and businesses related to the sea

geothermal adjective relating to the internal heat of the earth

terrier noun small dog used by hunters to drive animals from underground

terrarium Noun a transparent enclosure used for keeping and observing small living animals and plants indoors

terrestrial adjective existing on earth; related to the world (not space)

extraterrestrial adjective coming from or existing outside the earth or its atmosphere

Mediterranean Adjective of or relating to the Mediterranean Sea or to the lands or peoples around it; subtropical climate with hot summers and warm winters