Latin Roots. #1 Capt, cept- to take Sample words: capture, capitulate, captive, Recipient Inception Reception Conception Decapitated Conception inception.

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Latin Roots

#1 Capt, cept- to take Sample words: capture, capitulate, captive, Recipient Inception Reception Conception Decapitated Conception inception

#2 Cede, ceed, cess, ceas- happen, go, yield Happen, yield, go Precede, proceed, Decease-dead Procession Access

#3 Cred- believe Believe Incredible Credible-believable Credit Accreditation

#4 Dic, dict- to speak, say, tell Speak, say, tell Indicate Diction-word choice Dictator Contradict Indicted Dictionary

#5 Duct, duc, duit- to lead, conduct, draw To lead, conduct, draw Educate, conductor conduct, Ductile conduit, aqueduct

#6 Fact, fic- to make To make Artifact, Fiction, Defect, Factory Manufacture factors

#7 Ject- to throw To throw Reject Deject Eject Projectile Projector inject

#8 Mis, mit- to send Missionary Missile Permission Mission permit promise Transmit intermittent

#9 Note, not -to know Sample Words: Notice Notification notable annotate Notation notify Denote, notion

#10 Pel, puls-to drive Sample Words: Propeller Compel-force Propel Repel-drive away Expel Compulsive impulsive

#11 Pend, pens- to hang, weight, set aside Hang, weight, set aside Sample words Pendulum Pension Pending Pension compensation

#12 Pon, pos= put, place Position Component Imposition Exposition Exponent Depot deposits

#13 Port- to carry Airport Portfolio Port-o-potty teleport portable, export, Import Deport Report Transport passport

#14 Rupt- to break Bankrupt Erupt/ eruption Corrupt Rupture Interrupt

#15 Scribe, script- write Describe, scribble, inscribe, circumscribe, scribe, prescription, perscribe

#16 Spec, spic-look, see Spectator, conspicuous, inspect, spectacle, speculate, aspect, retrospect

#17 Tac, tang, - touch Tactile Tangible Tangle Tangent

#18 Temp= time Temporary Tempo Contemporary Temperament

#20 Ven, vent-come Intervention Convention Venture Vendors Convenience

Vers, vert-turn Reverse Invert Vertical Subvert Revert Conversely Inverse convert

Voc, vok-call Vocal Invoke Revoke Evoke

Vapo- steam Middle English Vapors Vaporize Evaporate Vaporish

Bene- kind, good Beneficial Benefit Benefactor Benefull benedryll