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Understanding Roots: Cognition, Dormancy, and Parental Influence

This exploration delves into the meanings behind Latin roots such as cogn, put, dorm, loco, matri, and pater. We examine how cognition relates to knowledge and perception, the implications of dormancy in both literal and metaphorical contexts, and the significance of locational terms in understanding movement and position. Additionally, we reflect on maternal and paternal roles in society, discussing terms like matriarch, matrimony, and paternal. This study highlights the interconnectedness of language and our understanding of family and identity.

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Understanding Roots: Cognition, Dormancy, and Parental Influence

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  1. Roots Group 10 & 11 COGN, PUT, DORM,LOCO, MATRI, PATER

  2. COGN--know • Cognition--the act or process of  knowing; perception. • Incognito-- in disguise • Cognizant--aware; having knowledge

  3. PUT--think • Dispute—to oppose or argue • Reputation—an opinion generally held about a person or thing

  4. DORM--sleep • Dormant—inactive or asleep • Dormitory—a sleeping room

  5. LOCO--place • Locomotive--a self propelled, vehicular engine, powered by steam, a diesel, or electricity. • Locus--a particular position, point, or place. • Dislocate--move from its proper place or position.

  6. MATRI--mother • Matriarch--a woman who is the head of a family • Matrimony--the state or ceremony of being married

  7. PATER--father • Paternal--fatherly • Patronize--to behave or treat in a condescending way

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