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Greek Roots Lesson 8

Roots, Prefixes and Suffixes for Lesson 8

QuestionAnswer
crat, cras mix
cosm order; word
polit, polis city
crit, cris separate; discern; judge
top place
thalass, thalatt sea
naus, nau ship
plut wealth
idio- one's own; individual
ideo-, idea idea
auto- self
-cracy, rule; government
-crat one who rules
-cratic pertaining to rule
-poly sale; selling
-pole, -polist one who sells
-polistic pertaining to selling
crater from the word mixing bowl, bowl-shaped depression or cavity
cosmos the world as a harmonious system
cosmopolitan free from local, provincial, or national ideas, prejudices, or attachments; at home all over the world.
hypercritical finding fault or judging excessively
topography relief map of an area
thalassic growing or living in the sea
astronaut trained for space flight (in a space ship)
plutocrat a ruler in a government run by the wealthy class
ideogram written symbol that represents an idea
autocracy unlimited power by one person; government in which one person has unlimited powe
monopoly exclusive control of a good or service by one company
politics the science or art of government
critical involving skillful judgment
idiosyncrasy characteristic peculiar to an individual
hypocrite someone who pretends to have beliefs, values, virtues that he/she does not actually possess.
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