English 3 Vocab Roots Spring 2016.

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English 3 Vocab Roots Spring 2016

to take, to get ex: accept, capture, reciprocate, cept, cap, cep, cip to take, to get ex: accept, capture, reciprocate,

upon, outer ex: epidermis, epidemic, epithet, epi- (prefix) upon, outer ex: epidermis, epidemic, epithet,

carry, bear, yield ex: ferry, fertile

faith, trust ex: fidelity, confident

into ex: induce, impose, import in, im into ex: induce, impose, import

stone ex: lithograph, monolith, neolithic

large ex: macrocosm, macrophage macro- (prefix) large ex: macrocosm, macrophage

to move ex: movable, mobile, motivate mob, mov, mot to move ex: movable, mobile, motivate

name, word ex: anonymous, nominate, pseudonym nym, nom name, word ex: anonymous, nominate, pseudonym

beside ex: parallel, paramedic, paramilitary para- (prefix) beside ex: parallel, paramedic, paramilitary

around, about, near, enclosing ex: perimeter, pericardium, peripatetic peri- (prefix) around, about, near, enclosing ex: perimeter, pericardium, peripatetic

forward ex: progress, proffer, prognosis pro- (prefix) forward ex: progress, proffer, prognosis

break ex: rupture, disrupt, eruption

cut ex: atom, dichotomy, lobotomy

come ex: invent, convention, circumvent, intervene veni,vent come ex: invent, convention, circumvent, intervene