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

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

Root: para

Meaning: Beside,along with

Derivatives  parable  paragraph  parallel

Derivatives 1.p arable: a story in for compassion while teaching a lesson or a moral

Derivatives 2. paragraph: (graph – write)- an ending mark (¶) beside a page of print to show needed information

Derivatives 3. parallell: (allos – other)- lying along side of another line, not touching

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