Cosmo Helper: Greek Roots Flashcards

Nov 29, 2025

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Cosmo Helper: Greek Roots Flashcards

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Greek Roots Flashcards
Astro Star Examples: astronomy, astronaut, astrological
Anthropo Def. Human being Examples: anthropology, anthropomorphic
Baro Def. Pressure Examples: barometer, barometric
Bio Def. life, living Examples: biology, biome, biodegradable
Bibli, biblio Def. book Examples: bibliography, Bible, biblical
Chrom Def. color Examples: chromatic, monochrome
Chrono Def. Time Examples: chronological, chronometer
Cosmo Def. world, order, universe Examples: cosmos, cosmonaut, cosmopolitan
Crac, Crat Def. rule, govern Examples: aristocracy, aristocrat, democrat
Therm Def. Heat Examples: thermal, thermometer, thermonuclear

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≈ Greek &amp; Latin Roots ≈

Greek Roots

Greek &amp; Latin roots

Latin &amp; Greek Roots

Latin and Greek Roots

Latin and Greek roots .

Greek and Latin Roots

Greek and Latin Roots

Greek and Latin Roots

Greek and Latin Roots

Greek Roots

Latin and Greek Roots

Latin and Greek Roots

Greek and Latin Roots

Latin/Greek Roots

Latin Greek Roots

Greek &amp; Latin Roots

Greek roots: “bios ”

Greek roots: “para ”

Greek Roots #1

Greek roots: “tropos”

Greek &amp; Latin Roots

≈ Greek & Latin Roots ≈

Greek & Latin roots

Latin & Greek Roots

Greek & Latin Roots

Greek & Latin Roots