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Greek Roots

Greek Roots and meanings

TermDefinition
a-, an- without, not
amphi-, amph- both, around
anti-, ant- against
dia- through, across
ec-, ex-, out
en- [em-] in
epi-, ep- upon, at, in addition
hyper- over, excessively
hypo-, hyp- under, less than, too little
para-, par- beside, contrary, amiss, astray
peri- around
pro- before
syn- [syl-, sym-, sy-] with, together
ana- up, upon, back, again
apo-, aph-, ap- off, away from
cata-, cat-, cath- down, completely, against, according to
ecto- outside of
endo-, ento- within
meta-, met, meth- among, with, beyond, completely, differently
pros- in addition, toward
-ac makes a noun or an adjective
-ia makes an abstract noun
-ic makes a noun or an adjective
-ics makes a noun
-ist makes a noun designating a person
-ism makes an abstract noun, indicating condition or action
-sis makes an abstract noun, indicating condition
-y makes an abstract noun
anthrop man, mankind
phil love
miso hate
biblio, bibl book
phon sound
graph, gram describe, write, record, draw
scop, scept, skept look at, examine
eu- good; well
caco- bad; ill
mega-, megalo- large
micro- small
macro- large; long
tele-, tel-, telo- far; distant
tel-, teleo-, telo-, telio- end; result; completion
-mania madness for; excessive fondness for
-maniac one who has a madness for
-maniacal, -maniac, -manic affected with madness for
-phobia dread of; morbid fear of
-phobiac, -phobe, -phobist one who has a morbid fear of
-phobic fearful of; dreading
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