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Uni one
mono one
bi two
du(o) two
archy rule,chief
mono one
di two
tri three
qua(d) four
tetra four
quint five
pent five
hex six
sex six
sept seven
hept seven
oct,octo eight
nov nine
dec,dek ten
unify to make or become a single unit
phil(o) love
mis hate;bad(ly)
eu good or well
dys bad,abnormal,difficult
meter measure
macro large or long
micro small
equi equal
a(n) not, without
poly many
vert turn
con with
in not,opposite,into, within
mis,mit send
re back, again
dis apart, away
ad toward
ven come
circum around
se apart, away from
sequ (secut) following
dia through, across, apart, thoroughly
pro foward
log(ue) speech,word
duc,duct lead; quide; draw off
in into
inter between, among
intra within, inside
medius middle
ped child
capt,cept hold,seize,take
cap head
corp body
mater,matri mother
pater,patri father
soror sister
frater,frati brother
homo man
genus birth,begin,race
cide kill
legis law
demos people
polis city
graph write
cracy rule,strength,power
auto self,by oneself
theo god
agogos lead,bring together,excite
potis powerful
syn same
deus god
sanct holy
sacri holy
ology study of
ism doctrine,or theory
chrono,chron time
temp time,moderate
ana back,up,again
logy study or science of
geo earth
helio sun
terr earth,land
path(o),pathy feeling,suffering,emotion
ten(t),tin hold,cling,keep
fid faith(ful)
cred believe
tact,tang touch
ject throw
locut (loqu) speak,talk
belli war
cred,ces go (back), yield,withdrawl
gnostos know
cogni know
cur(r) run
bene, ben well,good
mal bad
pos,pon put,place
trac(t) pull,draw
viv live
voc call
aqua,hydro water
pneu air,breath,wind
nat birth
bio life
lum,luc light
photo light
hypno(s),dorm,coma sleep
infamous people who have a bad reputation or are notorious
invaluable something valuable that it is priceless
inflammable will burn easily, to catch fire
ingenious person is clever and creative
ingenuous being naive about a subject, a childlike candidness.
november originally the ninth month
monogram initials of person's name in a design such as article of clothing or stationary
bivalve having a shell composed of a two pieces such as a oyster
pentagram a five pointed star
monolith a large piece of stone that is carved into a column or statue
heptathlon an athletic contest with seven different track and field events
dichotomy division into two parts or kinds
quartet five singers in a group
monocle a lens for one eye
monotonous sounded or uttered in one unvarying tone, lacking variety.
quintessence a perfect type of example
monochromatic pertaining to only one color
triannually three times a year
bipartisan support from both political parties
unifications to make or become a single unit. Such as East Germany and West Germany becoming one country
decimate to kill every tenth person
monosyllabic having one syllable
tetrapod a vertebrate having four legs or one that is descended from a four-legged ancestor
circumvent to get around,often by using sly or or tricky methods
versatile able to turn with ease from one thing to another
prognosis forecast or prediction of how a disease will develop in a person and what the chances are that person will get well
vertebrate a backbone
admit send towards
avert to turn from
abduction kidnapping
induce lead into
invert turning it upside down
intermittent stopping and starting again from time to time
divert to turn aside
remit to send back
convert to turn from one form,use, or belief to another
intermission send between
emissary a person sent on a special mission
emitted to send out or give forth.
submissive willing to give in or obey another;humble or obedient
anemia a condition in which a person's blood does not have enough red blood cells
atrophy a wasting away or shrinking up of a part of the body.
equity fairness;justice. Also the value of a piece of property after subtracting the amount owed on it in mortgages.
barometer measure atmospheric pressure
anomaly no following the usual rule or pattern;abnormal
pedometer an instrument that measures the distance walked or run by recording the number of steps
misnomer a wrong name;an error in naming a person or thing
philately the collection and study of postage stamps and postmarks
bibliophile a person who loves or collects book
microcosm a little world, a world in miniature, a group thought of as representing a larger group
euphoric a feeling of great joy or excitment
asymmetrical having or showing lack of symmetry
euthanasia the act of putting someone to death painlessly or allowing him or her to die by withholding medical assistance
polychromatic having or exhibiting many colors
odometer an instrument for measuring distance traveled, as in a car
eulogy a speech or composition praising a person or thing, especially a person who has just died
capacious to hold a lot of items
corporal punishment physical punishment (of the body), as in whipping or spanking
Genesis describes the beginnings of the world
homocide the murder of one human being by another
pedagogy teaching or the study of teaching
fratricide an individual who kills his brother
parternal the state of being a father
intermediaries is a go-between or mediator
intrapersonal self-knowledge
homo sapiens mankind;human beings
genealogy a history of a person's descent from ancestors
theologian minister or priest
plutocracy to be ruled by the rich
demographic take a census and compile the information into a chart
sanctuaries a sacred or holy place;a place of protection,shelter, or refuge.
contemporary existing or happening the same period of time;a person living in the same period as another
oligarchy a form of government in which power is vested in a few persons
deify to make a god of
potentate a person having great power;a ruler or monarch
autocrat government which on person has all the power. Such as Adolf Hitler
illegitimate against the laws or rules
monarchy government by one person usually a king,queen,emperor
temperance moderation in one's action,appetites, or feelings;drinking few, if any, alcoholic beverages
anachronism back in time
chronological listing what you did in order of time or dates
patriarchy a government of men only
monotheistic the belief that there is only one god. Judaism,Christianity, and Islam
ante,anti before,preceding
chron,chrono time
vit,viv life
de removal,away, seperation
dorm sleep
extra beyond, outside
liber,liver free,freedom
voc, vok voice,call
bibl, bibilo book
fid loyalty,faith, trust
prim,prime first (in order of importance)
pan entire
sym, syn together, with
ver true,real
rect straight,right
a, an without,lacking,not
nov new,original,fresh
anima life,breath,spirit
mort death
tempo, tempor time
-ee one who receives or experiences something;one who is in a certain condition
cian,ian a person with certain ability or a certain kind of knowledge
-en made of
homo same;similar
ous having;full of;characterized by
sur over;above;additional
vol to will;choose
anti-vivisectionists apposed to dissecting living animals for scientific research
cursory going rapidly over something without noticing details;hasty;superficial
belligerent engaged in warfare;showing readiness to fight;hostile
bellicose inclined or eager to fight; aggressively hostile
malign to speak harmful untruths about someone;slander
precursor a person or thing that comes before and makes the way ready for what will follow;forerunner
recession the act of receding or withdrawing; a period of economic decline.
benefactor a person who has given money or other help as to a charity or school
retract to draw back;withdrawl
preceded to go or come before
avocation something a person does in addition to a principal occupation
advocate to support or urge by argument. ad-means "to" and voc- means "call"
cognizant being aware or informed of something
geologist study the physical history and structure of the rock formation
geocentric having or representing the earth as the center
sociologist a person who studies the origin, development,organization, and functioning of the human society
terrestrial pertaining to, consisting of, or representing the earth.
astronomy the study of stars and the universe
paleontologist a person who studies the forms of life in past geologic periods
astrology the study that assumes and attempts to interpret the influence of the heavenly bodies o human affairs. Horoscopes are based on astrology
loquacious talkative
tactile perceptible to the touch
univalve having a shell composed of a single piece such a snail
hydroelectric electricity generated by the energy of running water, usually water falling over a dam
translucent permitting light to pass through but not allowing things on the other side to be seen clearly such as most shower doors
native state or country you were born; plants, animals, and people are the ones that originally came from an area
aquarium a tank that holds water
inflammable very flammable;burn easily
comatose lacking vitality or alertness
infamous famous but for the wrong reasons
invaluable something so valuable it is priceless
innate in-here means "within", so your innate characteristics are those you were born with
ingenious a person that is clever or creative
ingenuous a childlike candidness
hydraulic "water tube" Hydraulic today is term used to describe a system operated by movement of fluid such as hydraulic brakes
autobiography the story of one's own life written by oneself
hydrologist person who studies flood plains
symbiotic living together of tow different organisms for mutual benefit
luminaries a body or object that gives off light; a person who has attained eminence in a field or is an inspiration to others
lucid easily understood;intelligible;sane
pneumatic containing wind,air, or gases; filled with or worked by compressed air
aquarius this is the constellation that looks like a man carrying water
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