November 4 - 7.1: Latin Suffixes

Question 1

{ia}

What does it do to words?

Answer 1

makes nouns

Question 2

{ion}

What does it do to words?

Answer 2

makes nouns

Question 3

{ive}

What does it do to words?

Answer 3

makes adjectives, which are sometimes used as nouns

Question 4

{circum}

Answer 4

around

Question 5

{con/com/col/cor/co}

Answer 5

together, with → complete, collaborate, corroborate, cooperate
{intens} → conspicuous, commotion

Question 6

{dis/dif}

Answer 6

apart, away

Question 7

{ob/of/op}

Answer 7

against, toward

Question 8

{re}

Answer 8

back, again

Question 9

{trans}

Answer 9

across

Question 10

{sub/suf/sup}

Answer 10

under

Question 11

{post}

Answer 11

after, behind

Question 12

{super}

Answer 12

above

Question 13

{extra}

Answer 13

without

Question 14

{intra}

Answer 14

within

Question 15

{intro}

Answer 15

into, inward

Question 16

{retro}

Answer 16

back

Question 17

{non}

Answer 17

not

Question 18

{in/im/il/ir}

Answer 18

not OR in/into

Two identical-looking but different morphemes with the same allomorphs but different meanings

One means “not” and is ultimately related to English “un-” as in unclean
Inappropriate, improper, illegal, irregular

The other is related to the English “in-” and means “in”
Inter, impression, illuminate, irrigate

Question 19

{infra}

Answer 19

below

Question 20

{per}

Answer 20

through

Question 21

{preter}

Answer 21

beyond

Question 22

{ultra}

Answer 22

beyond