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Latin Roots List #1 1-10

Cred- believe Vocabulary Word: incredulous definition: skeptical Root # 1 Cred- believe Vocabulary Word: incredulous definition: skeptical

Root # 2 Dict; dic - speak, say Vocabulary Word: Abdicate Definition: to formally give up power or place in office

Root # 3 Duc; duce; duct - lead; bring Vocabulary Word: induct Definition: to formally place in office

Root # 4 Anim - mind; will; spirit; soul Vocabulary Word: animate Definition: give life to something

Root # 5 Err, erra – wander Vocabulary Word: erroneous definition: containing error

Root # 6 Fac, fic, fec, fect - make; do Vocabulary Word: affect Definition: to have influence on

Root # 7 Grad, gress, gred – step; move Vocabulary Word: gradually Definition: changing, moving by small degrees

Root # 8 Mal – bad, evil Vocabulary Word: malevolent Definition: having ill will

Root # 9 Fer , ferra - to bring to bear Vocabulary Word: conifer Definition: cone-bearing tree

Root # 10 Jac , jace, ject – to throw Vocabulary Word: conjecture Definition: inference based on incomplete info, educated guess