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Explore the meanings and origins of words with Latin and Greek roots. From "alter" to "exit," uncover the depth of language in this informative unit. Discover new perspectives on words’ evolution and significance.
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Word Wall Unit 1
Alter = other Latin
Alter ego- another side of oneself Alternate-acting in the place of another
jur = law Latin
Jury- a group of persons sworn to render a verdict perjure- to be guilty of swearing falsely
Latin numer = number
numeral- a word, letter, symbol, expressing a number numerous- existing in great quantity
Latin scrib = write
Transcribe- to write a copy Scribe - a writer
Greek zygo = yoke
zygote- the cell produced by the union of gametes zygospore- a large multinucleate spore formed by union of similar gametes
Latin ex = out
Exit poll- a poll taken of voters leaving the voting place to predict a winner Exit– used as a stage direction to specify who goes off stage
Latin sum = highest
Summit- the highest point summation – a summary of the chief points of thoughts