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VOCABULARY

List of root words for future use: a – on arch – ancient or primitive amo – love ana – up against ap – away from aud – hear auto – self auc, aug, aut – originate or to increase bene/bon – good cent/centro – center chloro – green crat – rule cri – separate or choose dé – reduce, away, down, remove derm – skin gene – birth, production, formation, kind gon – angle hypo – under hyper – over ics – quality, relation to art and science iso – equal ism – belief, action conduct leg – law meter – measure morph – form necro – dead or death endo – inside, within epi – on, upon, at, over among, after et – race of people ex – away from, out of, lacking fec – do, make pod/ped - feet, foot poly - many prim – first pro – before, in front of, for, forward prot – primitive, first, chief semi – half or partial sphere – ball sopher – wise spect – look, see techno – technique, skill the – put therm – heat typ – print vis/vid – see zo – animal life hemi – half or partial uni - 1 bi, duo – 2 tri – 3 tetra, quart – 4 penta – 5 hexa – 6 septem – 7 octo – 8 novem – 9 decem - 10 undecim – 11 duodecim - 12

List of root words for future use: a – on arch – ancient or primitive amo – love ana – up against ap – away from aud – hear auto – self auc, aug, aut – originate or to increase bene/bon – good cent/centro – center chloro – green crat – rule cri – separate or choose dé – reduce, away, down, remove derm – skin gene – birth, production, formation, kind gon – angle hemi – half or partial hexa – 6 hypo – under hyper – over ics – quality, relation to art and science iso – equal ism – belief, action conduct leg – law meter – measure morph – form necro – dead or death penta – 5 endo – inside, within epi – on, upon, at, over among, after et – race of people ex – away from, out of, lacking fec – do, make pod/ped - feet, foot poly - many prim – first pro – before, in front of, for, forward prot – primitive, first, chief semi – half or partial sphere – ball sopher – wise spect – look, see techno – technique, skill tetra – 4 the – put therm – heat tri – 3 typ – print vis/vid – see zo – animal life

Table 1: Latin-Prefixed Numerical Words Numeral Prefix Base Relation Music Multiple Yearly Sides Exponent 1 unus uni N/A unary (solo) (single) (annual) unilateral (million) 2 duo bi/duo binal binary duet duple/double biennial bilateral billion 3 tres, tria tri trial, tertial trinary, ternary trio triple/treble triennial trilateral trillion 4 quattuor quadri/ quart quartal quaternary quartet quadruple quadriennial quadrilateral quadrillion 5 quinque quinque/ quint quintal quinary, quinquenary quintet quintuple quinquennial quinquelateral quintillion 6 sex sex(t), se sextal senary/sexenary sextet sextuple sexennial *sexilateral sextillion 7 septem sept septimal septenary septet septuple septennial septilateral septillion 8 octo oct octal, octaval octonary octet octuple octennial octilateral octillion 9 novem nonus/novem nonal nonary nonet nonuple, noncuple novennial *nonilateral nonillion 10 decem dec(a), de decimal denary dectet decuple decennial *decilateral decillion 11 undecim undec, unde undecimal undenary *undectet *undecuple undecennial *undecilateral undecillion 12 duodecim duodec, duode duodecimal duodenary *duodectet duodecuple duodecennial *duodecilateral duodecillion

Prepositions

List of root words for week 2: a – on 8. epi – on, upon, at, over among, after amo – love 9. et – race of people ana – up against 10. ex – away from, out of, lacking bene/bon – good 11. pro – before, in front of, for, forward cent/centro – center hypo – under 12. semi – half or partial 7. hyper – over

List of root words for THIS WEEK 3: a – on 8. epi – on, upon, at, over among, after amo – love 9. et – race of people ana – up against 10. ex – away from, out of, lacking bene/bon – good 11. pro – before, in front of, for, forward cent/centro – center hypo – under 12. semi – half or partial 7. hyper – over

List of root words for WEEK 4: ana – up against auto – self crat – rule gon – angle leg – law meter – measure necro – dead or death fec – do, make sphere – ball ap – away from auc, aug, aut – originate or to increase dé – reduce, away, down, remove hypo – under hyper – over endo – inside, within epi – on, upon, at, over among, after ex – away from, out of, lacking pro – before, in front of, for, forward the – put

List of root words for WEEK 5 Prepositions ana – up against ap – away from auc, aug, aut – originate or to increase dé – reduce, away, down, remove hypo – under hyper – over endo – inside, within epi – on, upon, at, over among, after ex – away from, out of, lacking pro – before, in front of, for, forward the – put

List of root words for WEEK 6 Prepositions ana – up against ap – away from auc, aug, aut – originate or to increase dé – reduce, away, down, remove hypo – under hyper – over ism – belief, action conduct endo – inside, within epi – on, upon, at, over among, after ex – away from, out of, lacking pro – before, in front of, for, forward the – put

List of root words for WEEK 7 Prepositions ana – up against ap – away from auc, aug, aut – originate or to increase dé – reduce, away, down, remove hypo – under hyper – over ism – belief, action conduct endo – inside, within epi – on, upon, at, over among, after ex – away from, out of, lacking pro – before, in front of, for, forward the – put

Weeks 9 - 10 Review all vocabulary. Bring from all classes a list of words that contain your root words.

List of root words for WEEK 10 Prepositions

List of root words for THIS WEEK 5 Numbers arch – ancient or primitive prim – first prot – primitive, first, chief hemi – half or partial semi – half or partial uni - 1 bi, duo – 2 tri – 3 tetra, quart – 4 penta – 5 hexa – 6 septem – 7 octo – 8 novem – 9 decem - 10 undecim – 11 duodecim - 12

List of root words for WEEK 10 auc, aug, aut – originate or to increase cri – separate or choose dé – reduce, away, down, remove endo – inside, within sopher – wise spect – look, see techno – technique, skill the – put therm – heat typ – print vis/vid – see zo – animal life

Week 11