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Latin & Greek Roots Miscellaneous Words. elektron Pronunciation: [eh LEK tron] Definition: amber DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________.

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1 Latin & Greek Roots Miscellaneous Words

2 elektron Pronunciation: [eh LEK tron] Definition: amber DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

3 gradus Pronunciation: [GRAH doos] Definition: step, degree DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

4 plus, pluris Pronunciation: [PLOOS, PLOO ris] Definition: more, many DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

5 akros Pronunciation: [AH kross] Definition: topmost; high point; extreme DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

6 kata Pronunciation: [KAH tah] Definition: down, against DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

7 ana Pronunciation: [AH nah] Definition: up, back again, along, through DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

8 duco, ductum Pronunciation: [DOO ko, DOOK toom] Definition: draw, attract, lead DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

9 ago, actum Pronunciation: [AH go, AHK toom] Definition: do, act, drive, perform DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

10 pendo, pensum Pronunciation: [PEN do, PAIN sum] Definition: hang down, weigh, consider, judge DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

11 hyper Pronunciation: [HOO pair, HEYE purr] Definition: above, overly, beyond DerivativeMeaning 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________

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