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Latin and Greek Root Words

Latin and Greek Root Words. Breaking down words into its parts. baseword – a real word that when prefixes and suffixes are added to it, it becomes a new word. Ex. – reflect (reflection, reflected)

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Latin and Greek Root Words

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  1. Latin and Greek Root Words

  2. Breaking down words into its parts baseword – a real word that when prefixes and suffixes are added to it, it becomes a new word. Ex. – reflect (reflection, reflected) affixes – word part that is attached to a base word in order to change the meaning of the base word. Ex. (un) comfort (able) affix baseword affix suffixes – word part that is attached after the base word Ex. uncomfort(able) suffix prefixes – word part that is attached before the base word Ex. (un)comfortable prefix

  3. Root words – the core of a word. Usually an old word that has come into the English language from ancient lang. such as Latin or Greek. cri - means bitter. Acrimony carn - means flesh. Carnivorous corp - means body. Corporal punishment deca - means ten. Decade erg - means work. Energy gen - means birth. Genesis lum - means light. Luminary sen - means old. Senior tele - means far. Telephone

  4. Roots are word parts. • ped, pod • man, manu • spec Build more words with root words.

  5. Name (first and last) Reading Date/Period Greek and Latin Roots ped

  6. ped

  7. ped Examples: biped, centipede, pedal Definition: foot

  8. Name (first and last) Reading Date/Period Greek and Latin Roots ped foot

  9. man, manu

  10. man, manu Examples: manicure, manipulate Definition: hand

  11. Date/Period Greek and Latin Roots ped foot, feet hand man, manu

  12. spec

  13. spec Examples: spectacles, inspect Definition: see, look

  14. Name (first and last) Reading Date/Period Greek and Latin Roots ped foot, feet man, manu hand spec see, look

  15. dict Hello!

  16. dict Examples: dictation, prediction, contradict Definition: speak

  17. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots speak dictation 4. dict

  18. ject

  19. ject Examples: projectile,eject Definition: throw, follow a path

  20. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots speak dictation 4. dict 5. ject throw eject

  21. sect

  22. sect Definition: cut, separate Examples: transect, section, dissect

  23. Name Period Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots 4. dict 5. ject 6. sect speak dictation throw eject cut separate

  24. intra

  25. intra Examples: intramurals, intravenous Definition: within

  26. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots 7. intra within intramurals

  27. inter

  28. inter Definition: between or among Examples: interstate, intervene, international, interview

  29. phobos Greek and Latin Roots 7. intra within 8. inter between or among

  30. graph

  31. graph Definition = writing Examples: seismograph, autobiography, cartography

  32. Greek and Latin Roots • 7. intra • inter • graph within intramurals between or among interstate writing autograph

  33. scrib, script

  34. scrib, scribe, script Definition = write Examples: describe, postscript, scribe

  35. Name (first and last) Block Reading Date Greek and Latin Roots intra intramurals interstate autograph transcribe within between or among inter graph writing scrib, script write

  36. port

  37. port Definition = carry Examples: transport portfolio import

  38. miss, mit

  39. miss, mit Definition = send Examples: intermission missile emit

  40. cred

  41. cred Definition = believe Examples: creditor accreditation credential

  42. jur, jus, jud

  43. jur, jus, jud Definition = law, justice Examples: justify jurisdiction jury

  44. ben, bene, bon

  45. ben, bene, bon Definition = good, well Examples: bonafide benefactor benign

  46. mal, male

  47. mal, male Definition = bad, abnormal Examples: malaria malignant malnourished

  48. bio

  49. bio Definition = life Examples: biology biography biopsy

  50. vit, viv

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