Roots Flashcards

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BENE

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BENE is Latin for “well”

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AM

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AM comes from the Latin amare - “to love.”

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BELL

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BELL comes from the Latin word meaning “war .”

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PAC

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PAC is related to the Latin words for “agree” and “peace.”

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CRIM

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CRIM comes from the Latin words for “fault or crime” or “accusation.”

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PROB

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PROB comes from the Latin words for “prove or proof” and “honesty or integrity .”

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GRAV

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GRAV comes from the Latin word meaning “heavy - weighty - serious.”

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LEV

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LEV comes from the Latin adjective levis - meaning “light” and the verb levare meaning “to raise or lighten.”

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MANIA

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MANIA in Latin means “madness”

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PSYCH

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from the Greek word psyche, meaning “breath, life, soul”

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CEPT

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CEPT comes f rom the Latin verb meaning “take, seize.”

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FIN

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FIN comes f rom the Latin word for “end” or “boundary .”

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JECT

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JECT comes f rom jacere, the Latin verb meaning “throw” or “hurl”

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TRACT

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TRACT comes f rom trahere, the Latin verb meaning “drag or draw”

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DUC/DUCT

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from Latin verb ducare “to lead”

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SEQU

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SEQU comes f rom the Latin verb sequi, meaning “to fol low.”