Greek and Latin Rotos #4 Examples Flashcards by Erika Schneider

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trio

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THREE acting or performing together

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tricycle

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THREE wheels

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tripod

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THREE feet

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triennial

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Every THREE years

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triceratops

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Having THREE horns

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quadruped

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a FOUR FOOTed animal

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quadrilateral

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a shape with FOUR sides

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September

A

seventh month in the Roman calendar

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Septugenarian

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person who is 70-79 years old

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octopus

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EIGHT legged sea creature

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octagon

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figure with eight sides

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November

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ninth month in the Roman calendar

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cent

A

one hundredth of a dollar

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century

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100 years

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centimeter

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one hundredth of a meter

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percent

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number of parts in every hundred

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centipede

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bug with 100 FEET

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millenium

A

1000 year period

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millipede

A

bug with 1000 FEET

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Pyrotechnics

A

fireworks

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pyre

A

huge bonfire for burning bodies at ancient funerals

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pyromaniac

A

a person who plays with fire

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igneous

A

pertaining to fire

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ignite

A

to set on fire

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ignition

A

“firing up” an enginge