6th Grade Greek and Latin Roots

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6th Grade Greek and Latin Roots 5 per week for 20 weeks (given on Monday) Interdisciplinary (history, math, science) Test every 4th Friday Root and vocabulary card ring Practice during the week and turn in cards for check-up

Greek and latin roots Week 1

-(o)logy study, science of

andro, anthro male, mankind

dem, pop people

polis, polit, cit, civ, urb, metro city, government

mono, uni one

Greek and latin roots Week 2

bi, di, du two

geo, terr earth, land

pre, fore, ante before, in front

hom same, equal

ped, pod foot

Greek and latin roots Week 3

neo, nov new

paleo old, ancient

tri three

crat, cracy, arch power, rule, ruler

aqua, hydr water

Greek and latin roots Week 4

tetra, quad, quar four

chron, temp time

the, theo religion

gen birth, origin

poly, multi many

Greek and latin roots Week 5

penta, quint five

hemi, semi half, part

matri, mater mother

meso, medi, mid, cent middle, center

graph, gram, scrib, script to write

Greek and latin roots Week 6

prim, proto first

fin end

phil to love, lover of

helios, sol sun

biblio, libr book

Greek and latin roots Week 7

patr, pater father

act to do, driven to do

bene, bon good, well

dec ten

mal, dys bad

Greek and latin roots Week 8

tech art, craft, skill

sol alone

hecto, cent hundred

inter between, among

ped child

Greek and latin roots Week 9

dict, log, voc speak, speech, voice

equa, equi equal, even

co, com, con, syn, sym with, together

mega, maxi, macro, magni big, great

quer, ques, quir, quis to question, to seek

Greek and latin roots Week 10

hyper, super, sur over, above, beyond

cide, cise, mort kill, death

im, in, il, ir not, without

tele from afar

kilo, mil thousand

Greek and latin roots Week 11

liber free

meter to measure

ex, dis, diff, de, non, un away, out, different, not

sci, cogn to know

auto self

Greek and latin roots Week 12

bio, vit, viv life

chrom color

phobia fear of

port carry

dia through, across

Greek and latin roots Week 13

-ium chemical element

astr, aster, stell star

anti, contra, counter against, opposite

photo, luc, lum light

re, retro back, backward, again

Greek and latin roots Week 14

hypo, sub under, below, beneath

corp, phys body, nature, medicine

derm(a) skin

juv young

manu hand

Greek and latin roots Week 15

intra, intro inward, within

jur, jus, leg law

cycl, circ, orb, sphere round, circle

psych(o) mind, spirit, soul

vis, vid, spec, scope see, look, observe

Greek and latin roots Week 16

phon(o), aud sound, hear

post after, behind

vert, rota to turn

jet, ject to throw

mech machine

Greek and latin roots Week 17

serv save, serve, protect

-sion, -tion state or quality of being

cephal, cap head, brain

doc, doct teach

morph, alter change

Greek and latin roots Week 18

mob, mot, mov to move

extra, exter outside, excessive

im, in, en, em in, into, cause of

frac, frag, rupt to break

trans across, over

Greek and latin roots Week 19

micro, min small, little

miss, mitt, mit to send

therm, ignis, pyro heat, fire

stru, struct build

use, uti to use

Greek and latin roots Week 20

noct night

dorm, hypn sleep

oper work

tox poison

mem to remember