1. Techne- art, skill Greek Technology- study of how to do things
Architect- a master builder

2. Ars, artis- art, skill Latin Artillery- equipment for war
Inert- not skilled, inactive, sluggish

3. Bios- life Greek Microbe- tiny form of life
Amphibian- creature who live both on land and in water

4. Vivo, victum-live Latin
Survive- to live over or beyond a threat of death
Vivid-lively, animated, spirited

5. Mikros- small
Greek
Microwave- tiny electro-magnetic wave between centimeters long
Microphone- device from transmitting small sound over distance

6. Megas- great, large, big Greek
Megaphone- device for making a sound larger (louder)
Megatons- a million tons

7. Magnus- big, large, great
Latin
Magnificent- great in deed or character; lavish
Magnate- person of great rank or influence

8. Pater, patris- father Latin
Patriarch- chief father of a family or of a society
Patron- one who acts like a father toward another

9. Mater, matris- mother Latin
Matrimony- state from which motherhood develops
Matrix- the ground from which some thing or idea springs

10. Frater, fratris- brother
Latin
Friar- a member of a men’s religious order
Fraternize- associate together on friendly or brotherly terms

11. Demos- the people, the citizens
Greek
Democracy- people power
Epidemic- a plague on the people; disease spread among citizens

12. Populus-people Latin Population- whole number of people in an area
Republic- public thing or entity

13. Polis- city Greek Police- those who keep order in the city
Metropolis- mother city, or main city with smaller suburbs around it

14. Urbs, urbis- city Latin Urban- pertaining to the city
Urbane- polite; having city manners

15. Pathos- feeling, suffering
Greek
Sympathy- to feel what another feels
Pathology- study of suffering or disease