Fish roots 21'/22' per. 5 Flashcards
1
Q
COLLA
A
glue (collage)
2
Q
COMBUS
A
burn up, blow up (combustion)
3
Q
CINER
A
ash (incinerate)
4
Q
CUSS
A
to strike, shake (percussion)
5
Q
DI-
A
two or twice (dice)
6
Q
CEPHAL
A
head or brain (cephalopods)
7
Q
-ESIA
A
process (anesthesia)
8
Q
CINAMATO/KIN
A
movement (cinematography)
9
Q
GRAM
A
write (telegram)
10
Q
-IC
A
like or related to (dramatic)
11
Q
ECHO
A
sound (echolocation)
12
Q
LOCAT
A
place (echolocation)
13
Q
EO
A
early, dawn (Eolith)
14
Q
LITH/O
A
stone (lithograph)
15
Q
PALEO
A
old, ancient (paleolithic)
16
Q
SPHERE
A
ball, round (hemisphere)
17
Q
-IZE
A
to make, to act (synthesize, iodize..)
18
Q
Erg
A
work (energize)
19
Q
METALL
A
metal, mine (metallic)
20
Q
PYRO
A
fire (pyromaniac)
21
Q
EN-
A
enter (entrance)
22
Q
EU-
A
good or well (eulogy)
23
Q
GLAC
A
ice (glacier)
24
Q
-ARIUM
A
a place (terrarium)
25
CON
with, together (consequence)
26
SE
apart (segregation)
27
GREG
herd. flock, group (congregation)
28
BARO
pressure (barometer)
29
-TUDE
state or condition (attitude)
30
EV
time or age (evolution)
31
MEDI
half, middle, in between (median, Mediterranean)
32
TERR
Earth, land (Mediterranean, terrain, terrarium)
33
MELAN
blank, dark (melancholy)
34
MNEM, MNES
mind, memory (amnesia)
35
LAV
wash, bathe (lavatory)
36
PURG
wipe out, clean (purge, purgatory)
37
MAGNI
great or large (magnify, magnitude)
38
INTER
between, middle (intermediate, intersection
39
MOR
dumb, unintelligent ( moron, morbid)
40
MOLL
soft, soothing (mollify, mollification)
41
LEPS
to take or seize (epilepsy, narcolepsy)
42
MANIA
intense crazing, loss of reason (monomaniacal, maniac, maniacal, kleptomaniac)
43
DONT
teeth (orthodontist, endodontist)
44
PED
child or foot (pediatrician, pedestrian)
45
OXY
sharp, intense (oxymoron, oxygen)
46
RE-
backward, again (retreat, remind, rewind, rebound)
47
PATER
father (paternal, patriarch)
48
-MONY
result of (harmony, matrimony, alimony)
49
SUS
up (suspend, suspense)
50
PEND, PENS
hang, weigh (pendulum, expensive, pendant, pensive)
51
-IVE
performing (pensive, sensitive, creative, representative)
52
PETRO
rock or stone (petrified, petroleum)
53
-EUM
that which, place (museum, Colosseum)
54
SARCO
flesh (sarcophagus)
55
TOMY
to cut (anatomy, appendectomy)
56
PORT
carry (transport, export, airport)
57
ZO-
animal, living being (zoo, zoologist,
58
META
beyond, change (metamorphosis, metaphor
59
META
Nature, growth (metaphysical, physician, physics)
60
PLAC
calm, pleasing (placid, placebo, complacent)
61
PON
to put or place (postpone, ponder,
62
TYPH
fog, stupor (typhoon, typhoid)
63
-OID
resembling (paranoid, avoid)
64
-MENT
state, quality, act (treatment, statement, movement, torment)
65
SEC/SEQU
order, follow (sequence, inconsequential)
66
OB-
toward or against (obscene, obtain, obtuse)
67
PRO
before,forward (profit, prohibit, procedures, procurement prominent)
68
SUB
under, below (subconscious, submarine)
69
DEMI
half, part of (demicircle, demigod,)
70
-ER
someone who (teacher, painter, player, carrier)
71
-IUM
chemical element (helium, lithium, sodium)
72
POST
after, behind (postpone, postoperative)
73
SURG
to rise (surgery, resurgence)
74
TRAUMA
shock, wound, distress (traumatic, traumatize)
75
VISC
sticky (viscosity, viscoelasticity)
76
XYLO
wood (xylophone)
77
AM/AMOR
love/like/fondness (enamored)
78
ANN/ANNU
year (anniversary, annual)
79
AG
to do, to move, to go (agitated)
80
VENT
to come (ventriloquist)
81
AUD
hear, listen (auditory)
82
BELLI
conflict, war (rebellion, belligerents)
83
BREV
short, brief (abbreviate, brevity)
84
CAPT/CAPIT
head (captain, captivate, capital)
85
TOX
poison (toxic, intoxicated, detox, toxin)
86
TRIB
payment (tribulations, attributes, tribute)
87
SED/SESS/SID
sit (sediment)
88
VALE/VALI/VALU
strength (valiant, equivalent, evaluate)
89
SIMIL/SIMUL
like, resembling (similar, resembling, simultaneous, assimilate)
90
SOLV/SOLU
loosen (solvent, resolution, absolve)
91
SOPH
wise (sophisticated, sophomore, philosophy)
92
SEN
old (senior)
93
ACU
sharp, needle (acupuncture)
94
VERT/VERS
turn (reverse, revert)
95
VOC
calling, voice (vocation)
96
SENT/SENS
to feel (sensation, sentimental)
97
NOC/NOX
night (equinox, nocturnal)
98
VICT/VINC
conquer, defeat (victory, victimize, invincible)
99
ULTIMA
last (ultimate, ultimatum)
100
TYP
print (prototype, typo, typify)
101
TEMPO
time (temporary, contemporary, tempo)
102
TORT/TORS
twist (contortionist, retort, torture, torso)