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1 Greek and Latin Roots Week 5
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2 aqua (Latin)=water

3 subaquatic Definition: below water
Sentence: Fish eat subaquatic plants and mosses.

4 Biblio (Greek)-book

5 bibliography Definition: a list of books used for research
Sentence: Be sure to include a bibliography with your essay.

6 bibliophile Definition: a person who loves books
Sentence: I consider myself to be a bibliophile since I have an entire room in my house for books!

7 bibliotherapist Definition: a person who treats disorders with books
Sentence: A bibliotherapist uses books to help people.

8 graph (Greek)=write

9 cartograph Definition: a written map
Sentence: We had to use a cartograph on our trip because our GPS died.

10 graphite Definition: mineral that is used in pencils for writing; the “lead” Sentence: I sharpened my pencil after the graphite broke.

11 hydr(Greek)=water

12 hydrangea Definition: a type of flower that needs a lot of water
Sentence: My grandparents have a blue hydrangea bush.

13 Ject (Latin)-to throw

14 reject Definition: to throw out because of dislike
Sentence: I felt rejected when my friends said no to my sleepover.

15 eject Definition: to throw an object out of its place
Sentence: The pilot was ejected out of the plane.

16 nav (Greek)=ship

17 navigational Definition: related to or used for navigation (planning a route) Sentence: Navigational tools we need are a map and compass.

18 navigation Definition: the process of planning and following a route; the passage of ships Sentence: The navigation system told me to take I 65 North.

19 Ology (Greek)-study

20 cosmetology Definition: the study of the universe
Sentence: The cosmetologist used a telescope to study the cosmos.

21 archaeology Definition: the study of ancient things
Sentence: Dinosaur bones were found on the archaeological dig.

22 Pan (Greek)=all

23 pandemonium Definition: “dem” means demon; wild and noisy disorder or confusion; all are acting crazy Sentence: There was a pandemonium when the teacher left the class.

24 phon (Greek)=sound

25 cacophony Definition: a loud mix of sounds
Sentence: I got a headache from the cacophony at school.

26 photo (Greek)=light

27 photography Definition: the act or study of taking photographs (written pictures using light) Sentence: My cousin has great photography skills.

28 Port (Latin)=carry

29 export Definition: to carry goods out of the country
Sentence: The corn was exported to Europe.

30 scend(Latin)=climb

31 ascend Definition: to climb up
Sentence: The hikers ascended up the mountain.

32 descend Definition: to climb down
Sentence: She descended the stairs in beautiful dress for the holiday party .

33 condescend Definition: to climb beneath one’s social position
Sentence: Her rude comment was condescending towards me.

34 sphere(Greek)=ball

35 biosphere Definition: atmosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere combined Sentence: The biosphere includes land, water, and air.

36 hemishpere Definition: half of a ball
Sentence: The earth is divided into four hemispheres: the eastern and western hemisphere and the northern and southern hemisphere.

37 trans (Latin)=across

38 transcend Definition: to climb across a limit
Sentence: Music transcends cultural boundaries.

39 translate Definition: to cross one language over to another
Sentence: The story was translated from Spanish to English.

40 vis (Latin)=to see

41 vision Definition: the ability to see
Sentence: The eye doctor checks my vision every year.

42 visionary Definition: someone who sees plans for the future
Sentence: We need a visionary to help us plan the new sports arena.

43 voc (Latin)=voice

44 advocate Definition: to use your voice to speak for someone else
Sentence: The mother acted as an advocate for her children.


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