Using Greek and Latin Root Words to Build Vocabulary

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Using Greek and Latin Root Words to Build Vocabulary Language Roots Using Greek and Latin Root Words to Build Vocabulary List 18 Copyright © 2014 by Ellen M. Chapman

Root Word: ERG Meaning: work Examples: energy, allergy, synergy

ERR to wander err, error, erratic, aberrant Root Word: Meaning: Examples: err, error, erratic, aberrant

SEN, SENT Meaning: Root Word: to be or exist Examples: presence, absence, essence

Root Word: EU Meaning: good, well Examples: euphoria, eulogy

FAL, FAIL to deceive false, fail Root Word: Meaning: Examples: This is a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

Root Word: ORD Meaning: order Examples: order, ordinary, coordinate

Root Word: PED Meaning: child Examples: pediatrician, pedodontist

Meaning: equal, peer Root Word: PAR Examples: comparable, parity

PATH to suffer pathetic, pathology, apathy Root Word: Meaning: Examples: pathetic, pathology, apathy

Root Word: PAC Meaning: peace Examples: pacific, pacifier

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