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CR 5 and 6

Classical Roots 5 and 6, roots, words, and definitions

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micros small.
microbe an organism invisible to the naked eye, esp.one that causes disease.
microcosm a miniature world; something resembling something else on a very small scale.
kosmos universe.
minuere to lessen.
minus less.
minuscule extremely small.
minutia a small or trivial detail.
minutiae several small or trivial details.
tenuare to make thin.
tenuis thin.
attenuate to make slender or small; to weaken ; to reduce in force or value.
tenuous thin in form; having little substance or validity.
satis enough.
satiate to satisfy an appetite fully; to gratify to excess.
implere to fill.
plenus full.
comply to do as one is asked or ordered.
implement (n) a tool or utensil.
implement (v) to carry out; to put into effect.
replete well-stocked or abundantly supplied; completely filled; utterly satisfied.
expletive an exclamation or oath, especially obscene.
copia plenty
copious plentiful; in large amounts.
makros large
macrocosm the universe; or any great whole.
magnus (L) great.
magnanimous noble and generous, especially in forgiving.
magnate a wealthy, influential person, especially in business.
magnitude greatness of importance or size; the degree of brightness of a star.
megas (G) great.
megalomania a form of mental illness in which a person has exaggerated ideas of his or her own importance; an obsessive idea to do things on a grand scale.
poly many.
polygamy the system of having more than one spouse at a time.
gamos marraige.
polygon a flat shape with many straight sides.
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