List 1List 2List 3List 4 Bene- (good/well) Anti- (against) Ab- (away from, down) A- (not, out, without) Mal- (bad, evil) Pre- (before) Re- (again, back)

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List 1List 2List 3List 4 Bene- (good/well) Anti- (against) Ab- (away from, down) A- (not, out, without) Mal- (bad, evil) Pre- (before) Re- (again, back) Bio- (life) Auto- (self) Sub- (under) Circum- (around) Bi- (two, twice) Post- (after) De- (down, away) Com- (with, together) Con- (with, together) Non- (not) Equi- (equal) Dis- (away) Extra- (beyond) List 5List 6List 7List 8 Ante- (before) Super- (over) Semi- (half) Tri- (three) Un- (not) Intra- (within) Inter- (between) Mis- (bad) Sym- (together) Syn- (together) Phon- (sound) -ician (specialist) Aqua- (water) Audi- (hear) -cise (cut) Micro -(small) -port (carry) -scrib (write) -logy (science) Dict- (say) List 9List 10List 11List 12 Archy- (government) -cide (kill) -bell (war) Cap- (take) -cred (believe) Homo- (same) -itis (inflammation) Cent- (one hundred) Neo- (new) Ad- (to) -cede (believe) Miss- (send) Centri- (center) Biblio- (book) Anthropo- (man) -ard (always) Spec- (look) -duct (lead) -fer (carry) Pend- (hang)

List 13List 14List 15List 16 Therm- (heat) Geo -(earth) Vis- (to look or see) Ex- (out of) Poly- (many) Uni- (one) Amor- (love) Less- (without) Min- (small) Mono- (one) Aster- (star) Chron- (time) Derm- (skin) Fid- (faith) Psych- (mind) Corp- (body) Dem- (people) Fin- (end) Phob- (fear) -cept (take) List 17List 18List 19List 20 Ann- (year) Chrom- (color) Dent- (tooth) Opt- (see; choose) -rupt (break) -crease (grow) Gam- (marriage) Mega- (great, large) Sol- (sun; alone) Theo- (god) Dom- (rule; home) Helio- (sun) Hydr- (water) Pan- (all) Trans- (across, beyond) Amphi- (around; both) Frater- (brother) Mid- (middle) Socio- (society) Tact- (touch) List 21List 22List 23List 24 Gen- (race; birth; kind) Hemo- (blood) Ped- (foot) Soph- (wise) Vert- (turn) Flex- (bend) Meter- (measure) Pater- (father) -script (write) Ultra- (beyond) Frac- (to break) Spec-, again? -ness (state or condition) Hypo- (not enough) Hyper- (too much) -ism (belief) -tude (condition of) -full (full of) -ll (not) -ous (full of)

List 25List 26List 27List 28 Ambul- (walk, move) Ana- (Up, back, against) Calc-(stone) Carn- (Flesh, meat) Ego-(self) Counter- (opposite, contrary) Grat- (Pleasing) Helic- (Spiral, Circular) Ject- (Throw) Juven- (Young) Mania- (Madness, insanity, excessive) Mater- (Mother) Pro- (In front of, forward, before) Spir- (Breathe) Techno-(Technique, skill) Ac- (to, toward, near) Col – (with, together, jointly) Cogn – (know) Domin – (master Em – (into, cover with, cause) Alg – (pain) List 29List 30List 31List 32 C0– (with, together, jointly) Erg – (work) Ortho – (straight) Peps – (digestion) Act – (do) Act- (do) Dia (through, between, apart, across) Pent (five) Pept (digestion) Radio (radiation, ray) Ambi- (both, on both sides, around) Dys (abnormal, bad) Osteo (bone) Pel (drive, force) Reg (guide, rule) Agr- (farming) Don (give) Para (beyond, abnormal, assistant) Rrh (flow, discharge) Purg (clean) List 33List 34List 35List 36 Rid (laugh) Fore (in front of, previous, earlier) Fus (pour) Gastro (stomach) Ir (not) Il (not, without, in, into) Ig (not, without) In (not, without, in, into) Im (not, without) Ir (not, without) Anim (life, spirit) Pugn (to fight) San (health) Tox (poison) Vac (empty) Crypto (hidden, secret) Voc (voice, call) Term (end, limit) Serv (save, keep) Struct (build)

List 37List 38List 39List 40 Cruc (cross) Quart (fourth) Zo (animal life) Vor ( eat) Omni (all, every) Able (ability; worth) Fix (repair, attach) Leg (law) Liter (letters) Man (hand, make, do) Loc (place, area) Age ( result of action) Magn (great) Phil (love) Retro ( back) Pseud (wrong, false) Terr (land, earth) Aer (air) Multi (many, much) Pop (people) List 41List 42List 43List 44 Vict (conquer) Urb (city) Hex (six) Duo (two) Viv (alive, life) Vid (see) Tem (time) Sphere (ball) Tele (far, distance) Test (to bear witness) Verb (word) Somn (sleep) Oct (eight) Giga (a billion) Form (shape) Ver (truth) Dec (ten) Funct (perform, work) Ger (old age) Civ (citizen) List 45List 46List 47List 48 Sect (cut) Macro (large) Art (skill) Ethno (race, people) Ish (having the character of) Vour (eat) Tax (arrangement) Arbor (tree) Caus (to burn) Ion (condition or action of) Cycl (circle, wheel) Dorm (sleep) Grav (heavy, weighty) Cumul (mass, heap) Liber (free) Tang (touch) Cert (sure) Hepa (liver) Hyper (too much, over, excessive) Auto (self)