exam 2 Flashcards by Sophie Lutz

What does the prefix ‘ab-, a-, abs-‘ mean?

away, from

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What does the prefix ‘ad-, ac-, etc.’ mean?

to, toward

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What does the prefix ‘ambi-‘ mean?

both, around

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What does the prefix ‘ante-‘ mean?

before, in front of

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What does the prefix ‘circum-‘ mean?

around

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What does the prefix ‘con-, com-, co-, etc.’ mean?

with, together, very

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What does the prefix ‘contra-, contro-, counter-‘ mean?

against

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What does the prefix ‘de-‘ mean?

down, off, thoroughly

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What does the prefix ‘dis-, di-, dif-‘ mean?

apart, in different directions, not

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What does the prefix ‘en-, em-‘ mean?

in, into, against

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What does the prefix ‘ex-, e-, ef-‘ mean?

out, from, completely

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What does the prefix ‘extra-, extro-‘ mean?

outside, beyond

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What does the prefix ‘in-, im-, etc.’ mean?

in, into, against; not

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What does the prefix ‘infra-‘ mean?

below, beneath

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What does the prefix ‘inter-‘ mean?

between, among

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What does the prefix ‘intra-, intro-‘ mean?

within

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What does the prefix ‘non-‘ mean?

not

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What does the prefix ‘ob-, etc.’ mean?

toward, against, completely

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What does the prefix ‘per-‘ mean?

through, wrongly, completely

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What does the prefix ‘post-‘ mean?

after, behind

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What does the prefix ‘pre-‘ mean?

before, in front of

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What does the prefix ‘pro-‘ mean?

forward, in front of, for

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What does the prefix ‘re-, red-‘ mean?

back, again

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What does the prefix ‘retro-‘ mean?

backward, behind

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What does the prefix 'se-, sed-' mean?

aside, away ## Footnote Lesson V

What does the prefix 'sub-, sus-, suc-, etc.' mean?

under, up from under, secretly ## Footnote Lesson V

What does the prefix 'super-' mean?

above, over ## Footnote Lesson V

What does the prefix 'trans-, tran-, tra-' mean?

across, through ## Footnote Lesson V

What does the prefix 'ultra-' mean?

beyond, exceedingly ## Footnote Lesson V

-id

tending to, adj. | vivid

-itious

tending to, adj. | ambitious

-ive

tending to, adj. | supportive

-ory

tending to, adj. | accusatory

-ulous

tending to, adj. | ridiculous

-uous

tending to, adj. | virtuous

-acy

quality of being or having, noun | democracy

-ity (-ety, -ty)

quality of, noun | ability

-itude

quality of, noun | attitude

-acity

quality of being inclined to, noun | audacity

-ate

office of, noun | candidate

-(i)mony

quality of, noun | testimony

-y

quality of, noun | story

-ion

act of, noun | action

-ment

result of, noun | movement

-men

result of, noun | omen

-cle (-icle)

little, noun | particle

-cule (-icule)

little, noun | molecule

-el

little, noun | parcel

-et, -ette

little, noun | rocket

-il

little, noun | pupil

-ole

little, noun | role

-ule

little, noun | molecule

-ance, -ancy

quality of ___ing, noun

-ence, -ency

quality of ___ing, noun

-or (-our)

state of, noun | actor

-ory (-orium)

place for, noun | factory

-ary (-arium)

place for, noun

-and(um), -(i)end(um)

that which must be ___ed, noun

-(u)lence, -(o)lence

state or quality of, noun

-or

one who does, noun

-rix

she who does, noun

-esce

to begin, verb

-ific

making, adj/verb

-ify, -efy

to make, verb

ACT

to do, drive

AL, ALT

to nourish, grow taller

to love

AUD

to hear

AC(U), ACR, ACET

sharp, bitter

CAD

to fall, befall

CAP, CAPT

to take, seize

CAPIT

head

CARN

flesh

CAS

to fall, befall

CEIV

to take, seize

CEPT

to take, seize

CERN, CERT

to separate, distinguish

CID

to fall, befall

CID

to kill, cut

CIP

to take, seize

CIPIT

head

CIS

to kill, cut

CLAIM

to cry out

CLAM

to cry out

COG

to think, reflect, consider

CORD

heart

CRE

to grow

CRESC, CRET

to grow

CRET

to separate, distinguish

god

DIC, DICT

to say

DUR

hard, to last

ERR

to wander

FAC, FACT

to do, make

FEAS, FEAT, FECT

to do, make

FERV

to boil, bubble

FIC

to do, make

FLECT, FLEX

to bend

FLOR

flower

FLU, FLUX, FLUV, FLUOR(O)

to flow

FOLI, FOIL

leaf

FOUND

to pour, melt

FRANG, FRING, FRACT

to break

FUND, FUS

to melt

GER, GEST

to carry, produce

GNO

to know

GRAN

grain

GRAT

pleasing, grateful

to go

to do, drive

to go

JAC, JECT

to throw

JOIN, JOINT

a yoke, to join

JOURN

day

JUG, JUNCT

a yoke, to join

LECT

to choose, to pick out, read

LEG

to choose, pick out, read

LIG

to choose, pick out, read

LOC

place

MAN(U)

hand

MATR, MATERN

mother

MEDI

middle

MIGR

to move from one place to another

MINOR, MINUS, MINUT

small, smaller

MISC

to mix

MIS(S)

to send, let go

MIT(T)

to send, let go

MIXT

to mix

MON

to warn, advise

MORT

death

MOT

to move

MOV

to move

NASC, NAT

to be born

NEC

to harm, kill

NEG

to deny

NIC

to harm, kill

to know

NOC

to harm, kill

NOMEN, NOMIN

name, noun

NOT

to know

NOUNC

to announce

NOV

new

NOX

to harm, kill

NUNCI

to announce

to speak formally, plead

PASS

to endure, suffer

PATI

to endure, suffer

PATR, PATERN

father

PATRI

fatherland, country

PATRON

protector

PEL(L)

to drive, push

PET

to seek, assail

PON

to place, put ## Footnote postpone- after, to place= to plce after

PORT

to carry

POSE, POSIT

to place, put

POUND

to place, put ## Footnote compound- with, together, to put= to put together

PRESS

to press

PROB

good, to test

PROPRI

one's own, fiiting

PROV

good, to test

PUG(N)

to fight, fist

PULS

to drive, push

PURG

to clean

PUT

to prune, reckon, think

QUEST

to ask, seek

QUIR, QUISIT

to ask, seek

RADIC

root

RAP, RAPT

to seize

REPT

to seize

ROG

to ask

SAT(IS)

enough

SCI

to know

SCRIB, SCRIPT

to write

SEC

to cut

SECT

to cut

SECUT

to follow

SEG

to cut

SEQU

to follow

SIST

to stand

SOL

alone

SOLUT

to free, loosen

SOLV

to free, loosen

SON

sound

SPIR

to breathe

ST(A), STIT

to stand

STRAIN, STRICT, STRING

to draw tight

STRU, STRUCT

to build

TERMIN

boundary, end

TORT

to twist

VAIL

to be strong, be worthy

VAL

to be strong, be worthy

VER

true

VINC, VICT

to conquer

VIV

to live

VOLUT

to roll

VOLV

to roll

VULG

common, ordinary