Etymology Study- Last ½ of January

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Etymology Study- Last ½ of January Etymology study helps you spell challenging words. It helps you understand new, interesting words. It might make you a word nerd! 

Mortal Mortician Immortal mortify Etymology Study Micro- Mortal Mortician Immortal mortify

Phonics Phone Telephone saxophone Etymology Study Chrom- Phonics Phone Telephone saxophone

Protocol Protoype proton Etymology Study Scrib- Protocol Protoype proton

Punctuaction Punctual Puncture aupuncture Etymology Study ee- Punctuaction Punctual Puncture aupuncture

Megabyte Megaphone omega Etymology Study Medi- Megabyte Megaphone omega

Trans-across/through (Latin) Etymology Study Trans-across/through (Latin) Translate Transfer Transcribe translucent

Telescope Telegraph Telephone television Etymology Study Tele- far off (Greek) Telescope Telegraph Telephone television

Tend- stretch or strain (Latin) Etymology Study Tend- stretch or strain (Latin) Extend Tendril (climbing plants) Tendon tender

Etymology Study Find the root word: Unchecked Finding Untalkative skipping

Etymology Study Find the root word: Unchecked Finding Untalkative skipping