Science Root Words.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
My Stem Word Presentation By: Eric Hudson. Bi Bi means 2. Bi means 2. Ex. Bicycle Ex. Bicycle Bicycle means that a bike has 2 wheels. Bicycle means that.
Advertisements

Greek & Latin Roots Weekly Word Lists. Week 1 a, an, in = Without ant, anti, contra,contro = against, opposite bio, vit = life (o)logy = study or science.
Prefixes, Suffixes, Roots
Lecture Notes Lecture Notes A PowerPoint Presentation Classroom Activity to Accompany Medical Terminology Systems, Seventh Edition Barbara A. Gylys ∙ Mary.
3 Lecture Notes A PowerPoint Presentation Prefixes
Standard Stems Each stem set definitions and index cards are due the day before the quiz.
Lecture Notes Classroom Activity to Accompany Medical Terminology Systems, Sixth Edition Barbara A. Gylys ∙ Mary Ellen Wedding 3 Prefixes.
Biology prefixes, root words, and suffixes
Biology Vocabulary A -  Not  Asymmetrical – Not symmetrical.
Etymology [et-uh-mol-uh-jee] noun, plural et·y·mol·o·gies.
Zoology prefixes, root words, and suffixes
Greek and Latin Roots A(n) : Negative, Without Anthro : Human Anti : Opposite, Against Arch : Ancient, Primitive Arthro : Joint Atrium : Vestibule (Entrance)
BIOLOGY I Prefixes + Suffixes 1.A/AN – 2.AB – 3.AD – 3.AERO – 4.ARTHRO – 5.AUTO – 6.BACTERIO – 7.BI/DI – 8.BIO – NONE (anaerobic) AWAY FROM (abductor)
Greek and Latin Stems: The keys to your vocabulary.
Common Prefixes and Suffixes
Word Roots How to build a science vocabulary. A. Science Vocabulary ► 1.) Words are invented as they are needed. When a scientist makes a new discovery.
Biology Root Words 1.Bios 2.Logos 3.Zoo 4.Artho 5.Poda 6.Scope 7.Peri 8.Macro 9.Micro 10.Soma life study of animals jointed legs/feet look around large.
Root Review 1 andr/o – man; male; stamen apo – away; from; off; separate astro, aster – star derma, dermat/o – skin morph/o – form.
Note Cards Week 1. Ad- To attach to Examples: addition, adhesion, additive.
Quiz on prefix and suffix Friday Yes, this Friday.
Word Identification Acquire Knowledge of Greek and Latin Morphemes.
Prefixes 1.re – again, back 2.dis – not 3.pre – before 4.mis – bad 5.un – not.
A / an meso amphi aero anti endo. Middle Not / non against Internal, inside, inner Both, doubly Needing oxygen, air.
Morphology Study of word making. Morphemes  2 kinds of morphemes: a. Free morpheme: can be used by itself Ex. “what is that?” “dog” b. Bound morpheme:
Root Review  ambi, amphi –  both; on both sides; around  anti –  against; instead of, opposite  anthrop –  man; human  arch, archi, arche/o, archae/o.
Etymology [et-uh-mol-uh-jee] noun, plural et·y·mol·o·gies.
Vocabulary:Greek and Latin Roots
(9) The combining form thromb/o refers to: (a) Blood (b) Clot (c) Lymph (d) Vein (10) supra- (a) above (b) across (c) in (d) within.
Prefixes, Suffixes, Roots Morgan County High School
3 Understanding Prefixes.
PREFIXES JOSE S. SANTIAGO M.D..
What Makes Biology So Hard?
Greek and Latin Stem Words
Introduction
Language of Science.
Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology.
Chapter 4: Prefixes a –, an- mean no, not, without
Scientific Prefixes & Suffixes
PREFIXES &SUFFIXES.
Essential Roots.
Prefixes Suffixes root words
Many.
Medical Terminology Chapter 4
A, an : without, lack of.
دراسة الحياة The Study of life
Before.
Self.
The Language Of Medicine
The Language of Science
-DOM -ILE -ISM -OUS -TION
Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology.
Environmental Science Vocab Terms
Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology.
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES.
The Language of Science
A- or an- not; without.
Prefix + Root Word + Suffix
Biology Mr. Hedrick and Mrs. Heins
Anatomical Prefix, Suffix & Roots
Word Parts I.
Circum around.
Latin and Greek Root Words And Intro to Questions
Prefix and suffix quiz ii
A-, an-.
HOMEOSTASIS "HOMO" "STASIS" SAME STATUS/CONDITION 98.6 SAME CONDITION/
HOMEOSTASIS "HOMO" "STASIS" SAME STATUS/CONDITION 98.6 SAME CONDITION/
Prefix Prefix or Suffix Prefix or Suffix Suffix Prefix
Prefix and suffix quiz i
Presentation transcript:

Science Root Words

Warm Up #5 What does biology mean?

Bio-logy (LIFE)- (THE STUDY OF)

Assignment In your composition notebook you are writing the root word, its meaning, and an example of this word related to Biology. (example is on the next slide)

A, an Without, not Example: Asymmetry

ambi On both sides

amphi Both,doubly

Andro Male, masculine

Ante Before, in front of

Anti Against

Aqua Water

Archeo Original, ancient

ANTHRO Joint

Auto Self

Bi Two, twice, double

Bio Life, living

cEPHAL, CEPHALO Head

Chromo Color

Cide Killer, killing

Circum, Circa Around, about

Corpus Body

Crypto Hidden

Cyte, Cyto Cell, hollow

Derm, Dermis Skin

Di Two, double

Dys Bad

E, ex, ef, ex Out of, from

Ecto Outside of, external

Endon, endo In, internal

Epi Upon, above

erythros Red

Exo Outer, external

Gam, Gamo Marriage, sexual

Genesis, genic Origin, birth, producing

Genos, gen, geny Race, kind

Herba Grass, plants

Heteros Different, other

homo Man

Homos, Homeos Alike, same

Hydro, Hudor Water

Hyper Above, beyond

HYPO Below, under

INTRA Within, inside

itis Disease, Inflammation

Logos, logy The study of

Lys, Lysis Dissolution, destruction

Mikros, Micro Small

Monos One, single

Morphe Form, shape

Neuro Nerve

oo Beginning, egg

Ovum, ovi Egg

Para Beside, near

Pedi Beginning, child

Pes, Pedis, Pod Foot

Photo, phos, phot Light

Post After, behind

Semi Half

Skleros Hard

Soma Body

Sub, sup Below, under, smaller than

Super Above, Upper

Supra Above, upon

Tetra Four

Tox, toxikon Poison

Tri Three

Trophe To feed or eat

Uni, Unis One

Zo, zoon Animal