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English 3 Spring Semester Word Roots English 3 Spring Semester

Cept, Cap, Cep, Cip “To take, get” Accept, capture

“upon, outer” Epitaph, epidermis, epic

Fer- “Carry, bear, yield” Ferry, fertile

“Faith, trust” Confident, fidelity

im, in “into” Induce, import

Litho- “stone” Monolith, lithograph

macro “large” macrocosm, macron

Mob, mov, mot “To move”

nym, nom “name, word” strict, string anonymous

Paramedic, paramilitary “beside” Paramedic, paramilitary

perimeter, peripatetic “around” peri-

pro- “forward” progress, prognosis

Erupt, rupture, disruption, corruption “break” Erupt, rupture, disruption, corruption

atom, anatomy, appendectomy “split" tom atom, anatomy, appendectomy

vent, veni invent, convention intervention advent “come”