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1 Greek and Latin Root Words (Group 2)
7th Grade Mrs. Pie

2 Erro (L) Meaning: to wander or stray Examples Error, erratic

3 Ex (L) Meaning: from, out of Examples Exclaim, exhaust, exit

4 Extra (L) Meaning: outside Examples Extravagant, extraordinary

5 Facio (L) Meaning: make Examples Effect (result), affect (influence)

6 Fero (L) Meaning: bring, bear Examples Confer, defer

7 Fragilis (L) Meaning: breakable Examples Fragile, fragment

8 Finis (L) Meaning: end Examples Confine, finality

9 Homos (G) Meaning: same Examples homogenous

10 Hyper (G) Meaning: over, beyond Examples Hypertension, hyperactive

11 Meaning: under, beneath Examples
Hypo (G) Meaning: under, beneath Examples Hypothermia, hypothesis

12 Jacio (L) Meaning: throw Examples Eject, interject

13 Judex (L) Meaning: a judge Examples Judge, prejudice

14 Juro (L) Meaning: swear Examples Jury, perjury

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