Greek roots: “biblos ” By Ms. Mo 7 th Grade English Lit. & Comp. OCHSA2006.

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Greek roots: “biblos ” By Ms. Mo 7 th Grade English Lit. & Comp. OCHSA2006

Root: biblos

Meaning: book

Derivatives  Bible  biblioklept  bibliomania  bibliophile  bibliophobia

Derivatives 1.B ible: The book of christian religion

Derivatives 2. biblioklept: (klepto – steal)- one who steals books

Derivatives 3. bibliomania: (mania – madness)- craziness about books

Derivatives 4. bibliophile: (philia love)- lover of books

Derivatives 5. bibliophobia: (phobos-fear)- fear or dislike of books

Written Conventions Practice : Written Conventions Practice : Please copy this definition. Infinitive: “to + a verb”

Copy the following sentences and circle the infinitive.

To steal books to a biblioklept is second nature and an unfortunate bad habit.

To steal books to a biblioklept is second nature and an unfortunate bad habit.

A bibliophile’s utmost desire is to read all day long, undisturbed.

A bibliophile’s utmost desire is to read all day long, undisturbed.

Now create your own sentence using one derivative and one infinitive.