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Morphology

Vocabulary

TermDefinition
prefix a word part added to the beginning of a base word that changes the meaning of the word
root a basic word part, usually from Greek or Latin, that carries meaning
suffix a word part added to the end of a base word that changes the meaning of the word / part of speech
un a prefix that means "not" (example: could be added to "do")
in a prefix that means "not" (example: could be added to "dependent")
im a prefix that means "not" (example: could be added to "mature")
re a prefix that means "again"
mis a prefix that means "not" OR "badly"
pre a prefix that means "before" (example: can be added to the word "view")
dis a prefix that means "not" (example: could be added to "appear")
y a suffix that means "having the quality of" and changes a noun to an adjective
ly a suffix that means "in a certain way" and changes a noun to an adjective
lumin a LATIN root meaning "light"
ness a suffix that means "state of" and changes an adjective to a noun
ment a suffix that means "act of" and changes an adjective to a noun
full a suffix that means "full of" and changes a base word into an adjective
ous a suffix that means "full of" OR "possessing the qualities of" and changes a base word into an adjective
less a suffix that means "without" and changes a base word into an adjective
vis a Latin root meaning "to see"
aud a Latin root meaning "to hear"
spec a Latin root meaning "to look"
over a prefix that means "above or too much"
under a prefix that means "below or not seen"
sub a prefix that means "under, beneath, or below"
fore a prefix that means "before" (example: can be added to the word "cast")
able a suffix that means "able to" or "capable of" (example: can be added to the word "agree")
ible a suffix that means "able to" or "capable of" (example: can be added to the word "flex")
en a suffix that means "to become"
ic a suffix that means "having the characteristics of" or "relating to"
ity a suffix that means "state" or "quality" (example: can be added to the word "popular")
ty a suffix that means "state" or "quality" (example: can be added to the word "safe")
er a suffix that refers to a person who does a job or performs an activity (example: can be added to the word "teach")
or a suffix that refers to a person who does a job or performs an activity (example: can be added to the word "act")
ist a suffix that refers to a person who does a job or performs an activity (example: can be added to the word "art")
auto a Greek root meaning "self"
bio a Greek root meaning "life"
photo a GREEK root meaning "light"
graph a Greek root meaning "write"
inter a prefix that means "between, among, or during"
ion a suffix that means "full of," "able to," or "characterized by" (example: can be added to the word "connect")
port a Latin root meaning "to carry"
dict a Latin root meaning "to speak"
meter a Greek root meaning "to measure"
therm a Greek root meaning "heat"
phon a Greek root meaning "sound"
tele a Greek root meaning "far or distant"
scope a Latin root meaning "viewing instrument"
il a prefix that means "not" OR "in or into" (example: could be added to the word "legal')
ir a prefix that means "not" OR "in or into" (example: could be added to the word "responsible"
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