1. Prefixes Suffixes root words

2. Etymology
the study of the history of words, their origins, and how their form and meaning have changed over time.

3. Week 1 Macro: large, long Micro: small Mono: (Mon):One, Single, Alone
Poly: many
Eu: good, well, advantageous
Phil: loving, fond of
Mis: hate, bad, wrong
Dys: bad, ill, difficult
Phobia: fear, dislike, aversion

4. Week 2 A (an, ab): not, without, away Se: apart; away
In (il, im, ir): not
Dis: apart, away
Con (col, com, cor): together, with
Logy: study, science, account
Bio-: life
Tomy (Tom): cutting, operation or incision
Hetero: different
Homo: same, like

5. Week 3 Archy: rule Geo: ground, earth
Path, patho, pathy: feeling, suffering OR disease
Morph: form
Bi: two
Peri: around, about, near, enclosing
Circum: around
Per: through; thorough
Pod (ped): foot
Semi: half

6. Week 4 Endo: within Exo: out of, outside Extra: beyond
Ultra: beyond/exceedingly
e, ex: former, out
Re: again, back
Retro: backward
Sub: under
Super: above
Hyper: over, above, beyond the ordinary
Hypo: under, beneath, less than ordinary

7. Week 5 Trans: across Inter: between Intra-: within In: in, into, on
Ad: toward
Ante: before
Pre: before
Post: after
Pro: forward, support, for
Contra: against
De: from, down

8. Week 6 Rupt: break, burst Cide: killing, killer
String: strict, bind, draw tight
Vor: eat greedily
Viv: live, alive
Tort (tors): twist
Vict (vinc): conquer, show conclusively
Fract (frag): break
Omni: all, every, everywhere
Flect (flex): bend

9. Week 7 Ten (tin, tent): hold, keep Mon (monit): warn
Mand (mandate): order, command, commit
Cred (credit): believe
Fid: faith, trust
Grat: pleasant, thank, favor
Mor (mort): death
Corp: body
Duct (duc): lead; conduct, draw
Secut (sequ): follow
Cur (curr, curs): run

10. Week 8 Grad (gress): step, walk, go Tact: touch Prehend: seize, grasp
Ject: throw
Vert (vers): turn
Mis (miss, mit, mitt): send
Locut (loqu): speak, talk