 RootMeaning Examples 1.anthrohuman beinganthropology 2.aster, astrostarastronomy, asterisk 3.baropressurebarometer 4.biblio, biblibookbibliography,

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 RootMeaning Examples 1.anthrohuman beinganthropology 2.aster, astrostarastronomy, asterisk 3.baropressurebarometer 4.biblio, biblibookbibliography, biblical 5.biolifebiology 6.chromcolor chromatic 7.chronotimechronology 8.cosmoworld, order, universecosmonaut 9.crac, cratrule, governaristocracy, democrat 10. dempeopledemocracy Greek Roots I

 RootMeaning 1.anthro1. 2.aster, astro2. 3.baro3. 4.biblio, bibli4. 5.bio5. 6.chrom6. 7.chrono7. 8.cosmo8. 9.crac, crat dem10. Greek Roots I

 RootMeaning 1.1. human being 2.2. star 3.3. pressure 4.4. book 5.5. life 6.6. color 7.7. time 8.8. world, order, universe 9.9. rule, govern people Greek Roots I

 RootMeaning 1.anthro1. 2.aster, astro pressure 4.biblio, bibli4. book 5.bio color 7.7. time 8.cosmo rule, govern 10. dem10. Greek Roots I

 RootMeaning Examples 1.dermskindermatologist 2.ethnonationethnic 3.eugood, welleuphoria 4.gammarriagemonogamy 5.geoearthgeology 6.gno, knoto know knowledge 7.graph, gramwrite, draw, autograph, telegram describe, record 8.gymno, gymnathleticgymnastics 9.hydrowaterhydrogen 10. hypnosleephypnotize Greek Roots II

 RootMeaning 1.hydro1. 2.gam2. 3.derm3. 4.geo4. 5.hypno5. 6.ethno6. 7.gno, kno7. 8.eu8. 9.gymno,gymn graph, gram10. Greek Roots II

 RootMeaning 1.1. athletic 2.2. nation 3.3. good, well 4.4. skin 5.5.write, draw, describe, record 6.6. earth 7.7. sleep 8.8. to know 9.9. water marriage Greek Roots II

 RootMeaning 1.hypno1. 2.geo skin 4.4. marriage 5.graph, gram nation 7.7. athletic 8.eu water 10. gno, kno10. Greek Roots II

 RootMeaning (on paper) Examples (on flap) 1.hypounder, belowhypothermia 2.lithstonemonolith 3.logue, logoidea, word, speech, reasondialogue 4.meter, metrmeasurediameter, metric 5.microsmallmicroscope 6.mimcopy, imitate mimic 7.misohatred ofmisogamy 8.monoonemonologue 9. morfoolmoron 10. morphformmetamorphosis Greek Roots III

 RootMeaning 1.mim1. 2.lith2. 3.morph3. 4.hypo4. 5.micro5. 6.miso6. 7.mono7. 8.logue, logo8. 9.meter, metr mor10. Greek Roots III

 RootMeaning 1.1. hatred of 2.2. under, below 3.3. measure 4.4. one 5.5. stone 6.6. idea, word, speech, reason 7.7. fool 8.8. form 9.9. copy, imitate small Greek Roots III

 RootMeaning 1.mim1. 2.morph stone 4.4. fool 5.logue, logo small 7.7. one 8.miso measure 10. hypo10. Greek Roots III

 RootMeaning 1.neur, nervnerve 2.nym, onym, onomname 3.opteye 4.orthostraight 5.panall 6.pathfeeling 7.periaround 8.petrrock 9. phespeak, spoken about 10. phil, philolove Greek Roots IV

 RootMeaning 1.phil, philo1. 2.neur, nerv2. 3.petr3. 4.ortho4. 5.pan5. 6.phe6. 7.nym, onym, onom7. 8.path8. 9.peri opt10. Greek Roots IV

 RootMeaning 1.1. eye 2.2. speak, spoken about 3.3. straight 4.4. feeling 5.5. love 6.6. nerve 7.7. name 8.8. rock 9.9. all around Greek Roots IV

 RootMeaning Example 1.phob1. fear1. phobia 2.phon2. sound, voice2. telephone 3.photo3. light3. photosynthesis 4.pneu4. breath4. pneumonia 5.polis, polit5. citizen, city, state5. metropolis, politician 6.poly6. many6. polygon 7.pseudo7. false7. pseudonym 8.psych8. mind, soul, spirit8. psychology 9. pyr9. fire9. pyrotechnic 10. scope10. to see10. microscope Greek Roots V

 RootMeaning 1.pseudo1. 2.scope2. 3.pneu3. 4.pyr4. 5.phon5. 6.psych6. 7.photo7. 8.polis, polit8. 9.phob poly10. Greek Roots V

 RootMeaning 1.1. mind, soul, spirit 2.2. breath 3.3. fear 4.4. to see 5.5. light 6.6. false 7.7. citizen, city, state 8.8. sound, voice 9.9. fire many Greek Roots V

 RootMeaning Example 1.soph1. wise1. philosopher 2.syn, sym2. together2. symphony, synthesize 3.techn3. art, skill3. technical 4.tele4. at a distance4. telescope 5.the, them, thet5. to place, put5. theme, epithet 6.thea, theatr6. to see, view6. theater, theatrical 7.theo7. God7. theology 8.therm8. heat8. thermometer 9. topo9. place9. topography Greek Roots VI

 RootMeaning 1.the, them, thet1. 2.topo2. 3.syn, sym3. 4.techn4. 5.theo5. 6.soph6. 7.therm7. 8.tele8. 9.thea, theatr9. Greek Roots VI

 RootMeaning 1.1. at a distance 2.2. place 3.3. heat 4.4. to see, view 5.5. art, skill 6.6. wise 7.7. together 8.8. God 9.9. to place, put Greek Roots VI