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SPELLING BEE affixes

Affixes for English/vocabulary, Schomburg level 3

QuestionAnswer
hyper- (Greek) over/ above/ excessive Example: Hyperventilate, hyperactive
Hypo-, hyp- (Greek) below/ less than normal Example: Hypoallergenic, hyperactive
omni- (Latin) all Example: Hypoallergenic, hyperactive
homo- (Latin) same Example: Homophone, homogeneous, homeostasis
Hetero- (Greek) different/ other Example: Heterogeneous, heterotroph,
ultra- (Greek) Beyond in degree/ extreme Example: Ultraviolet, ultrasonic, ultrasound
-ary (Latin) Relating to/ one who/ place where Example: Dictionary, cautionary, sedentary
-ium (Greek) Chemical element/ group Example: Helium, titanium, chromium
-tude (Latin) condition/ state/ quality of Example: Multitude, aptitude, solitude
aud (Latin) To hear/ listen Example: Audio, audiologist, auditory
Bene (Latin) well/ good Example: Beneficial, benefit, benevolent
cred (Latin) To believe Example: Credit, credentials, incredible
Archae, arche, archi (Greek) primitive/ ancient Example: Archaeologist, archive, architect
belli (Latin) war Example: Antebellum, belligerent, rebellious
Claim, clam (Latin) To declare/ call out/ cry out Example: Acclaim, disclaim, declamation
Crat, cracy (Greek) rule/ strength/ power Example: Democracy, bureaucrat, autocracy
Hemo, hema (Greek) blood Example: Hematoma, hemoglobin, hemorrhage
luna (Latin) moon Example: Lunar, lunatic,
mar (Latin) sea Example: Maritime, marine
mort (Latin) death Example:Immortal, morgue, mortician
path (Greek) feeling/ suffering/ disease Example: Pathology, empathy, sympathetic
pel (Latin) To drive/ push Example: Propel, compel, expel
Struc, struct (Latin) To build Example: Structure, construction, destruct
Vis, vid (Latin) To see Example: Visualize, video, vision
Voc, voke (Latin) To call Example: Evoke, advocate, revoke
cogn (Latin) To know Example: Recognize, cognition, cognizant
Loc, loqu (Latin) To speak. talk/ say Example: Ventriloquist, eloquent
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