LATIN CHAPTER 11 Flashcards
STRUCT
STRUCT MEANING IS” BUILD”
TRACT
TRACT MEANS “ PULL” “DRAG”
LATIN WORD “STRUERE “
“STRUERE “ FROM LATIN “TO HEAP,BUILD”
CONSTRUCTION
CON-STRUC-TION
CONSTRUCTION COMES FROM THE WORD “STRUCT, LATIN “STRUERE”
THE ACT OF PUTTING SOMETHING TOGETHER IN A ORGANIZED WAY; BUILD
EXAMPLE: MASSIMO, LAID OUT ALL THE LEGO PARTS BEFORE STARTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF HIS STAR WARS SHIP.
CONSTRUCT
CON-STRUCT
CONSTRUCT COMES FROM COMES FROM ROOT WORD “STRUCT/LATIN : STRUERE” - TO HEAP OR BUILD
INSTRUCT
IN-STRUCT
INSTRUCT COMES FROM ROOT WORD “STRUCT/LATIN : STRUERE” - TO HEAP OR BUILD
INSTRUCTIONS
IN- STRUC-TIONS
INSTRUCTIONS COMES FROM ROOT WORD “STRUCT/LATIN : STRUERE” - TO HEAP OR BUILD
DESTRUCTIVE
DES- STRUC- TIVE
TEARING DOWN;LIKELY TO DISCOURAGE,RUIN,DESTROY,PUT TO AN END TO.
COMES FROM ROOT WORD “STRUCT/LATIN : “STRUERE” - TO HEAP OR BUILD
EXAMPLE: THE STORMS DESTRUCTIVE WINDS BROUGHT DOWN MANY TREE BRANCHES.
RECONSTRUCT
RE - CON-STRUCT
RECONSTRUCT: TO BUILD AGAIN, TO MAKE OVER
COMES FROM ROOT WORD “STRUCT/LATIN : “STRUERE” - TO HEAP OR BUILD
STRUCTURE
STRUC-TURE
STRUCTURE:
This word has 2 definitions:
- THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE PARTS OF A WHOLE.
EXAMPLE: When studying sentence STRUCTURE, you learn that word order is important. - SOMETHING BUILT,CONSTRUCTED,ORGANIZED
EXAMPLE: Adobe mud-brick structures often have cool interiors.
COMES FROM ROOT WORD “STRUCT/LATIN : “STRUERE” - TO HEAP OR BUILD
OBSTRUCT
OB-STRUCT
This is a challenge word that comes from “STRUCT - BUILD””
RESTRUCTURE
RE-STRUC-TURE
This is a challenge word that comes from “STRUCT - BUILD””
STRUCTURALLY
STRUC - TUR -ALLY
This is a challenge word that comes from “STRUCT - BUILD””
SUPERSTRUCTURE
SUPER- STRUC-TURE
This is a challenge word that comes from “STRUCT - BUILD””
CONTRACTION
CON- TRAC-TION
CONTRACTION- COMES FROM ROOT WORD “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
This word has 2 definitions:
- The shortening of two words,such as isn’t for “is not “
Example: The contraction they’d can mean “they had” or “they would” - The thickening and hardening of a muscle action.
Example, Linda was experiencing contractions during active labor.
** the uterus
ATTRACT
AT-TRACT
This a challenge word that comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
SUBTRACTION
SUB-TRAC-TION
This a challenge word that comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
SUBTRACT
SUB-TRACT
This a challenge word that comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
TRACTOR
TRAC-TOR
This a challenge word that comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
DETRACT
DE - TRACT
This a challenge word that comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
DISTRACTION
DIS-TRAC-TION
This a challenge word that comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
INTRACTABLE
IN-TRACT-ABLE
This a challenge word that comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
PROTRACTOR
PRO- TRAC-TOR
PROTRACTOR - a semi circular device for drawing and measuring angles.
Example: When Massimo places his protractor on top of the angle, he could see the number of degree it had
Comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
EXTRACT
EX- TRACT
EXTRACT - Comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
This word has 2 definitions:
- To pull or remove by force.
Example: The vet had to extract Minnie moe’s rotting tooth - To draw out by processing.
Example:The chemist dissolved the iron acid to extract the iron.
It took only a little bit of vanilla extract to add a lot of vanilla flavor to Massimo’s birthday cake
RETRACT
RE-TRACT
RETRACT - Comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”
This word has 2 definitions:
1.To take back or withdraw
Example: When the teacher wasn’t amused, Massimo retracted his statement that the dog named Bella had eaten his homework.
- To draw back or in
Example: The sunroof of the car retracted and fresh air filled the car
TRACTION
TRACT- ION
TRACTION -
This word has 2 definitions:
- The power to grip or hold to a surface.
Example: Massimo’s new tires had good traction, which kept his car from sliding on the ice.
2 .A pulling on part of the body to help in healing
Example: At the hospital Enos’s leg was put in a traction for several days.
Comes from the root word “TRACT/LATIN : “TRACTUS” Meaning “To Pull”