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1. alt other

1. alt alteration-alter(other) tion(act of) alter ego- alter(other) ego(self)

2. ann(enn) year

2. ann(enn) anniversary-ann(year) vers(turn) ary(related to) perennial-per(through) enn(year) ial(related to) millennium-mill(thousand) enn(year) ium(act,process)

3. ar(al) pertaining to, related to

3. ar(al) astral-astr(star) al(pertaining to) circular-circ(circle) al(pertaining to) bipolar-bi(two) palis(stake) ar(related to)

4. carn meat, flesh

4. carn carnivorous-carn(mean) vor(eat) ous(full of) carnage-carn(flesh) age(state,quality)

5. corp body

5. corp corpse-corp(body)

6. duc(duct) lead

6. duc(duct) conduct-con(together,with) duct(lead) production-pro(forth,forward) duct(lead) ion(act of)

7. fact(fect,fic,fy) make,do

7. fact(fect,fic,fy) manufacture-manu(hand) fact(make) ure(act of)

8. ist one who

8. ist perfectionist-per(thoroughly) fect(make,do) ion(act of) ist(one who) linguist-lingu(language) ist(one who)

9. liter word, letter

9. liter literal-liter(word) al(related to) illiterate-il(not) liter(word,letter) ate(related to)

10. locut(loqu ) talk

10. locut(loqu) loquacious-loqu(talk) cious(having quality of) **very talkative** eloquent-e(out) loqu(talk) ent(full of)** to speak very well and gracefully**

11. migr move

11. migr migrate-migr(move) ate(make) emigrant-e(out) migr(move) ant(one who) immigrant-im(in,into) migr(move) ant(one who)

12. morph shape

12. morph amorphous-a(not,lacking) morph(shape) ous(full of) polymorphous-poly(many) morph(shape) ous(full of)

13. nom law,rule,principle

13. nom astronomy-astro(star) nom(law) y(result of)

14. onym name

14. onym anonymous-an(without) onym(name) ous(full of) pseudoym-pseudo(false) onym(name) synonym-syn(same) onym(name)

15. ose having quality of

15. ose bellicose-bell(war,fight) ose(having quality of) verbose-verb(word) ose(having quality of)

16. phobia fear

16. phobia hydrophobia-hydro(water) phobia(fear) claustrophobia-claudere(to close) phobia(fear) **fear of closed in spaces** monophobia-mono(alone,single) phobia(fear)

17. pli(plic,ply) fold

17. pli(plic,ply) complicate-com(together) plic(fold) ate(make,do) pliable-pli(fold) able(capable of) reply-re(back) ply(fold)

18. rogat ask

18. rogat interrogate-inter(between, among) rogat(ask) ate(make,do)

19. sens(sent) feel

19. sens(sent) sensitive-sens(feel) ive(that which) sentimental-sent(feel) ment(result, process) al(related to)

20. somn sleep

20. somn insomnia-in(no,not) somn(sleep) ia(state of) somnambulate-somn(sleep) ambl(walk) ate(make,do)

21. spir breathe

21. spir respiration-re(again) spir(breathe) tion(act of) perspire-per(through) spir(breathe) expire-ex(out) spir(breathe)

22. tact(tang,ting) touch

22. tact(tang,ting) tactile-tact(touch) ile(capable of)

23. tude state of

23. tude solitude-sol(alone,single) tude(state of) multitude-multi(many) tude(state of) gratitude-grat(thanks) tude(state of)

24. vid(vis) see

24. vid(vis) visual-vis(see) al(related to) revise-re(again) vis(see)

25. xylo wood

25. xylo xylophone-xylo(wood) phone(sound) xylophagous-xylo(wood) phag(eat) ous(full of) **termites**