Greek and Latin Roots Week 6.

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Greek and Latin Roots Week 6

hypo Meaning: beneath; lower; under Examples: hypothermia hypochondria Abnormally low body temperature hypochondria Unfounded belief that one is often ill

inter Meaning: among; between; within; mutual Examples: intersperse Distribute among; mix with internecine Deadly to both sides

Word Associations Which word goes with intertwine? Which word goes with “always feeling sick”? Which word goes with temperature? Which word goes with “affecting both sides”?

ject Meaning: throw; fling Examples: trajectory interject Path taken by a projectile interject Interpose; insert

jur/jud Meaning: swear; law; judge; just Examples: judicious perjure Wise; sound in judgment perjure Tell a lie under oath

Word Associations Which word goes with entering? Which word goes with “being knowledgeable”? Which word goes with a pathway? Which word goes with “being deceitful”?

lect/leg Meaning: read; choose Examples: legible predilection readable Preference; liking

liber Meaning: free Examples: liberation libertine Freedom; emancipation libertine One without moral restraint

Word Associations Which word goes with “to prefer something”? Which word goes with comprehensible? Which word goes with opportunity? Which word goes with “having no morals”?

liter Meaning: letter Examples: alliteration literal Repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of a word literal Limited to the most obvious meaning of a word

luc/lum Meaning: light Examples: lucid elucidation Bright; clear clarification

Word Associations Which word goes with “an explanation of something”? Which word goes with definitions? Which word goes with word usage? Which word goes with “able to see through”?

macro Meaning: large; long Examples: macroeconomics macroscopic Study of the overall workings of the economy macroscopic Large enough to be seen with the naked eye

magn Meaning: great Examples: magnify magnitude enlarge Extent; greatness of size

Word Associations Which word goes with economy? Which word goes with “to look at a large item”? Which word goes with importance? Which word goes with “to make bigger”?