Week 1 Greek and Latin Root Words

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Week 1 Greek and Latin Root Words

Hydro is a Greek Root that means… water Example Word: Hydroelectric-(adj) generating electricity by conversion of the energy of running water

Psych is a Greek Root that means… mind, soul, spirit Example Word: Psychopathology-(n) the science or study of mental disorders

Agri is a Latin Root that means… Field Example Word: Agriculture-(n) the practice of cultivating the land or raising stock

Aud is a Latin Root that means… Hear Example Word: Audiology-(n) the study of hearing disorders

Bene/Beni are Latin Roots that mean… Good or well Example Words: Beneficial-(adj) helpful or good Benignant-(adj) exerting a good influence