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 15 Copyright © 2014 by Ellen M. Chapman

to seize, lay hold of, contain Meaning: to seize, lay hold of, contain Root Word: CAPT Examples: captive, captor

CHERI, CHARI dear, expensive cherish, charity Root Word: Meaning: Examples: cherish, charity

Root Word: CEN Meaning: to assess or judge Examples: census, censors

CIT, CIV citizen civilization, city, citizen Root Word: Meaning: Examples: civilization, city, citizen

CLAIM to call out, shout exclaim, proclaim Root Word: Meaning: Examples: exclaim, proclaim

MAGN, MAJ Meaning: Root Word: great, large Examples: majesty, major, magnificent

Root Word: MAND Meaning: to order Examples: command, demand, commander

MERC goods, trade Meaning: Root Word: Examples: merchandise, merchant, commercial

MICRO small microscope, microbe Root Word: Meaning: Examples: This is a VERY small tick shown on the tip of a human finger.

MIT, MISS to send Root Word: Meaning: Examples: admit, commit, mission, missive

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