-DOM -ILE -ISM -OUS -TION

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Presentation transcript:

-DOM -ILE -ISM -OUS -TION

= quality or state

new

Neo-

-AL -IC -ULAR

= relating to

single

Mono-

Nano-

billion

Bad

Mis-

-ULAR

= relating to

Before

Ante-

Not

Un- In-

Centi-

hundred

Auto-

self

Place of

-arium

against

Anti-

“Both”

Ambi-

Milli-

“thousand”

all

Omni- Pan-

Di- bi-

two

Circum-

around

ten

Deci-

From or down

De-

opposite

Dis-

same

homo

OUT

Ex-

DIFFERENT

hetero

“too little”

hypo

“large”

macro

“between”

inter

“small”

Micro-

“within”

intra

“one who practices”

-ist

opposite

Dis-

intra

“within”

Ex-

OUT

same

homo

Centi-

hundred

Auto-

self

“between”

inter

-arium

Place of

single

Mono-

Nano-

billion

Bad

Mis-

against

Anti-

hetero

DIFFERENT

new

Neo-

“large”

macro

Omni- Pan-

all

“one who practices”

-ist

hypo

“too little”