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Greek and Latin Roots Week 3

cracy Meaning: government; rule; strength Examples: plutocracy Society ruled by the wealthy theocracy Government by priests

cred Meaning: believe; trust Examples: credo incredulous Statement of belief or principle; creed incredulous Skeptical; doubtful

Word Associations Which word goes with doubt? Which word goes with “a religious society”? Which word goes with “a wealthy society”? Which word goes with a true statement?

cre Meaning: rise; grow Examples: crescendo increment In music, a gradual increase in the volume or intensity of sound increment Something added; process of increasing

cour/cur Meaning: run; course Examples: concurrence courier Agreement in opinion; simultaneous occurrence courier A messenger

Word Associations Which word goes with delivery? Which word goes with addition? Which word goes with sound? Which word goes with “an agreement”?

cura Meaning: care Examples: curator curette Someone who oversees a museum collection curette Surgical instrument that removes growths from a body cavity

cycl/cyclo Meaning: circle; wheel; cycle Examples: cyclical cycloid Characterized by cycles; moving in cycles cycloid Resembling a circle

Word Associations Which word goes with “a shape”? Which word goes with “a cycle”? Which word goes with museum? Which word goes with surgery?

de Meaning: from; down; away; against Examples: deride denounce mock condemn

dec/deca Meaning: ten Examples: decimate decapod Destroy a large part of; inflict great destruction on decapod A crustacean having ten legs

Word Associations Which word goes with copy? Which word goes with a living creature? Which word goes with destroy? Which word goes with criticize?

dem Meaning: common people Examples: demographic pandemic Related to the population balance pandemic Spread over a whole area or country

derm Meaning: skin Examples: dermatitis pachyderm Inflammation of the skin pachyderm A thick-skinned, hoofed animal like the elephant

Word Associations Which word goes with disease? Which word goes with “thick skin”? Which word goes with “puffy skin”? Which word goes with population?