+ Etymology Unit Roots Week 1 + Why should we know the roots of English? art - are bequeath (one of my personal favorites) - To give or leave by will;

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+ Etymology Unit Roots Week 1

+ Why should we know the roots of English? art - are bequeath (one of my personal favorites) - To give or leave by will; to hand down. beseech - request, ask. besought – asked, made request. (past tense of beseech) betwixt – between. canst - can. cometh – comes, or coming. dearth - (durth) scarcity or scant supply of anything; want or lack. dost - do, does.

+ Breaking it down… Dandelion=dent de lion For instance, we know that sophomores are students in their second year of college or high school. What does it mean, though, to be sophomoric? The "sopho" part of the word comes from the same Greek root that gives us philosophy, which we know means "love of knowledge." The "ic" ending is sometimes added to adjectival words in English, but the "more" part of the word comes from the same Greek root that gives us moron. Thus sophomores are people who think they know a lot but really don't know much about anything, and a sophomoric act is typical of a "wise fool."

+ Where is English derived? The short answer is Latin. However, And because most of our words are Latin based, many of our words are closely familiar to Spanish as well!

+ This week’s roots: ① CENTR, CENTRI ② CHROME ③ AUC, AUG, AUT ④ ASTER, ASTR ⑤ ARCH Be sure to write down the definition of each of these on your chart AND list three examples of how to use each.

+ CENTR, CENTRI WHAT WORDS COME TO MIND WHEN YOU SEE THIS ROOT?

+ CENTR, CENTRI DEFINITION: center POSSIBLE WORDS: Eccentricity, centrifugal, concentric, eccentric

+ CHROME WHAT WORDS COME TO MIND WHEN YOU SEE THIS ROOT?

+ CHROME Definition: color Possible words: Chromosome, polychrome, chromatic

+ AUC, AUG, AUT WHAT WORDS COME TO MIND WHEN YOU SEE THIS ROOT?

+ AUC, AUG, AUT DEFINITION: To originate, to increase POSSIBLE WORDS: Augment, author, auction

+ ASTER, ASTR WHAT WORDS COME TO MIND WHEN YOU SEE THIS ROOT?

+ ASTER, ASTR DEFINITION: star POSSIBLE WORDS: asterisk, asteroid, astronomy, astronaut

+ ARCH WHAT WORDS COME TO MIND WHEN YOU SEE THIS ROOT?

+ ARCH DEFINITION: Chief, first, rule Possible words: Archangel, architect, archaic, monarchy

Quiz on Friday! Be sure to study each part of your study guide!