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Word Cell Dictionary CELL MEANING SAMPLE WORDS a to, towards aspire, aback, abandon, abase, abate a on ashore, aboard, afire, atop a, an not, without apathy, atheist, anarchy, anorexia a, ab, abs off, away, from abrupt, abnormal, abduct, abstract, avert able, ible, ble capable of, that which, inclined to loveable, capable, portable, eatable, affordable, hospitable ac to accredit, accept, accomplish ac, acr sharp acute, acumen, acrimonious, exacerbate acea healing, cure panacea acid, acidi, acer, acri sour, bitter, sharp antacid, acidic, acidity, acerbic, acrimony acious inclined to, given to, abounding in voracious, vivacious acou to hear acoustics, acoumeter, acoustical acr, acro height, high, tip, end acrophobia, acrobat, acronym, acropolis act to act, to drive, to do hyperactive, active, transact, act, hypoactive acu, acr, ac needle acute, acumen, acuity acy quality, rank of, condition lunacy, privacy, infancy, agency ad group decade ad, ac, at, as, ap, am, an, ar, ag, af to, toward advance, adjustment, adversity, advertise ESTES

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Word Cell DictionaryCELL MEANIN

GSAMPLE WORDS

a to, towards aspire, aback, abandon, abase, abate a on ashore, aboard, afire, atop a, an not, without apathy, atheist, anarchy, anorexiaa, ab, abs off, away, from abrupt, abnormal, abduct, abstract,

avertable, ible, ble

capable of, that which, inclined to

loveable, capable, portable, eatable, affordable, hospitable

ac to accredit, accept, accomplish ac, acr sharp acute, acumen, acrimonious,

exacerbate acea healing, cure panacea acid, acidi, acer, acri

sour, bitter, sharp

antacid, acidic, acidity, acerbic, acrimony

acious inclined to, given to, abounding in

voracious, vivacious

acou to hear acoustics, acoumeter, acoustical acr, acro height, high,

tip, endacrophobia, acrobat, acronym, acropolis

act to act, to drive, to do

hyperactive, active, transact, act, hypoactive

acu, acr, ac needle acute, acumen, acuityacy quality, rank

of, conditionlunacy, privacy, infancy, agency

ad group decadead, ac, at, as, ap, am, an, ar, ag, af

to, toward advance, adjustment, adversity, advertise

ade, ad, ata, ada

result, product lemonade, limeade, marmalade, monad, serenade

ade having the characteristic of

decade, facade, cascade

ade process, action parade, blockade, escapade, promenade

Adelphia brother, brotherly

Philadelphia

ae Latin feminine plural

alumnae, formulae, algae, larvae

ESTES

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age place of orphanage, parsonage, anchorage, frontage

age action, process, do that which is indicated

ravage, pillage, marriage, pilgrimage, manage, homage

agi, ago, ag move, go, do agent, agency, agenda, agile, agitation, antagonist

agogue to lead, to guide

synagogue

agora place of assembly, market place

agoraphobia, agoraphobic

agr field, land agriculture, agrarian, agronomyailuro, felin cat or cats ailurophobia, feline aire, an, anean, arian

one who, that which

millionaire, amphibian, librarian, suburban, grammarian, Lutheran

al like, suitable for

dental, rental, mental, continental

al action, process, quality or state

immortal, manual, medial, mortal, pedal

al of or pertaining to

audiovisual, semiannual, semifinal, abnormal, diagonal, postnasal,

alb white albino, albumen, album alg, algos, algia

pain nostalgia, analgesic, neuralgia, cardialgia

ali, alter, allo

another, other alias, alien, unalienable, alienate, alternative, allonym

ali wing or wings aliped ality quality or state mortality, immortalityalt tall, high altitude, alto, altimeter, exalt, altaralter, altr other alternate, alternative, alter ego,

altruismalti high, height altimeter, altitude, altitudinal am, amor love, like amiable, amorous ama, ami love amateur, amiable, amicable, amorousambi around, both ambidextrous, ambivalent, ambiguousambul walk amble, ambulatory, somnambulistamphi both, around amphibian, amphibiousan of or

pertaining toantemeridian, postmeridian

an not, without anarachy, anarchism, anathema, anarchic

an, ian native of, relating to

Cuban, African, Dominican, American

ana back, backwards

anachronism, anachronistically

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ana up anatomy, anatomical ance, ancy state of being resistance, avoidance, vacancy,

truancyand, end to be done multiplicand, addend, dividend,

subtrahend andro, andry

man, male androcracy, androphobia, polyandry

ane belonging to, characterized by

intramundane, mundane

anean of or pertaining to

Mediterranean, subterranean

anean one who Mediterranean anemo wind anemometerang, angle, angul

angle, corner angle, rectangle, quadrangle, triangular

Anglo English Anglophile. Anglo-Saxon, Anglophobe anim, anima

life, spirit, soul inanimate, unanimous

annu, ann year (s) anniversary, annual, biannual, annuityant, ent that which,

thing, one whohydrant, immigrant, resident

ant doing or being something

dormant, defiant, radiant, vacant

ante before, in front of

anteroom, antepasto (Italian), antemeridian, antechamber, antebellum

anthlon contest decathlon, triathlonantho flower, flowers anthologyanthropo, anthrop

man, humankind

anthropology, misanthrope, philanthropist, anthropopathy

anti, ant against, opposite

antibiotic, antichrist, antifreeze, antonym, anti-American

apo away from apotype, apogee, apology, apostleaqu, aqua, aque

water aquarium, aquatic, aquamarine, aqueduct

ar having, like, pertaining to

circumlunar, lunar, solar, stellar

arbitr, arbiter

to judge, consider

arbitrate, arbitrator, arbitrary

arbor tree arbor day, arboreal, arbor, arboretumarch, archi, archy

chief, rule(r), govern

architect, monarch, archbishop, hierarchy

arch, arche,archeo, archa

ancient, first, very old

archaeology, archaic, archive, archetype

arian of such an age, occupation

centenarian, octogenarian

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arian one who grammarian, librarian, humanitarian aristo best aristocracy, aristocratarium a place of or

foraquarium, terrarium

arm weapon, arms, army

armor, armory, armistice, armada

art craft, skill art, artist, artwork, artisan, artfularthr, art segment, joint arthritis, arthropod, arthritic ary relating to, like customary, primary, secondary,

militaryary person who,

place where, object which

library, secretary, sanctuary, dictionary, infirmary

aster, astro star asterisk, disaster, astronomy, astronaut

ate one who post graduate, graduate ate make, cause

to bedecapitate, dehydrate, collaborate, renovate, radiate

ate having or showing the quality of

inanimate, intermediate, irradiate, mediate, postgraduate, triplicate

athl, athlon prize, contest athlete, athletic, decathlon, pentathlonatic of, of the kind lunatic, aquatic ation quality or

condition, action, process, result

constellation, reincarnation, occupation, decoration

atmo, atmos

vapor, gas atmosphere, atmosperic

ator one who or that which

dictator, mediator, orator

atory process, action, place where

oratory, reformatory, laboratory, conservatory

aud, audio, audit, aus

hear auditorium, audience, audition, audible, auscultation

aulic a tube, a pipe hydraulic aureo, auro gold aurophobia, aureate, aureoleaut, auth, auto

of, by or for oneself, self

autobiography, autocracy, autograph, autonomy, author, automobile

avi bird aviator, aviary, aviculture, aviationbak to bake bakery, bake, baking baro weight,

pressurebarometer, barograph, baroscope, isobar

bat to walk, to go acrobat batho, bathy

water, depth bathophobia, bathymeter, bathysphere

be intensive bedeck, beguile, behavior, belabor belli, bell, war belligerent, bellicose, post-bellum,

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bellium ante-bellum, rebel, rebellion, rebellious bene, ben, bon

good, well benediction, benefit, beneficiary

ber month November, December, October bibl, biblio book Bible, Biblical, bibliography, bibliophilebi, bin, bis two, twice,

doublebiped, bicycle, bisect, bilingual, biweekly, bifocal, binocular, biscuit, bicorn

bi, bio, bious

life, living biology, biography, biopsy, antibiotic

bode to announce, declare

forebode, bode

branch a branch, twig branch, branchlet brev short brevity, breviary, abbreviatebronch windpipe bronchitis, bronchial,

bronchopneumoniabronto thunder brontosaurbursa bag, purse bursar, bursitis, reimburse, disbursecaco bad cacophony, cacophonous cade to fall, falling cascade, aquacade calc calcium calcemia, calcium, calcify cali, calori warm, heat calorie, caliduct, calorimeter camer, camera

vault, chamber bicameral, camera, unicameral, cameral

cancero cancer cancerophobia cand glow, white,

purecandle, candidate, candelabra, incandescent

cann can, cans, canning

cannery, canned, canning

cant song canto, incantation, canticle, cantorcap, capit, cipit

head cap, captain, capital(city), decapitate

capt take, receive, seize

capture, captivity, captivate, captor

cardi, cardio, cardia, cor, cord, cour

heart electrocardiogram, cardiac, cardiologist, coronary, core, cordial, courtship

carn flesh, meat chili con carne, incarnation, carnivorecast to record forecast cata down cataclysm, catalyst, cataract,

catalogue caus, cuse, cus

cause, case, lawsuit, motive

cause, causal, causality, excusable, accusation, becauase

caut on guard caution, precaution, cautionary cav hollow cave, cavern, concave, excavateced, cede, ceed

go, yield, to move, withdraw

proceed, recede, accede, antecedent

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cele honor celebrate, celebrationcell a small room,

a cellunicell, cell, cellar, cellular

ceno recent Cenozoiccens judge censor, censorship, census, censurecent, centu hundred,

hundredthcentury, centenarian, centennial, percent, bicentennial, centuple

centi a hundredth part, 100

centimeter, centigrade, centipede

centric pertaining to the center

geocentric, homocentric, egocentric

cept, capt, cip, cap, ceive, ceipt

take, receive, catch

reception, conception, accept, receptive, receipt, captivate

cert sure, to trust certify, certified, certification chol bile cholemia, choleric, cholera choreia, chorus

dancing choreography, chorus, chorister, Terpsichore

chrome color monochrome, polychrome chron, chrono

time chronological, chronicle, chronic

cide, cidal kill suicide, fratricide, herbicide, genocide, homicide

ciner ashes cinder, cinerarium circ, circu ring, around,

aboutcircle, circus, circuitous, circuit

circum around, about, on all sides

circumnavigate, circumference, circumvent

civ citizen civilization, civil, civility, civicclaim shout acclaim, exclaim, declaim, proclaimclam shout exclamation, proclamation,

acclamation, clamorclar clear clarify, declarative, declaration, clarityclass class, group classify, classical, classic, declassifyclaustro, claud

to confine, close or shut

claustrophobia, claustrophobic

clin, cline lean, lie, bend declination, decline, recline, inclineclud shut include, preclude, exclude, secludeclus shut conclusive, exclusive, seclusion,

inclusioncogn, cog know recognize, cognitive, cognizant,

incognitocolo, cult cultivate,

settlecolony, agriculture, culture, cultivate

commun common community, commune, communicate, communicable

comput compute computer, computation, compute con, col, cor. com,

with, together, jointly, unite

confide, confer, conjunction, connect, collect, correspond, collaborate,

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co, cont commune coni, koni dust coniosis, pneumonoconiosis,

konimeter, otoconia contra, contro

against, opposite

contradict, contraindicate, contradistinction, controvert

cop to cut syncopation, coppice, copy to copy,

duplicate microcopy, copy, copy boy, copycat, copyist, copyright, copywriter

coron crown coronet, corona corn, cornu horn unicorn, cornucopia, bicorn, cornetcorp body corporation, corps, corpuscle,

corpulentcosm, cosmo

order, universe, world

cosmopolitan, microcosm, cosmos, cosmonaut

costate ribbed quadricostate, unicostate cotta cooked terra cotta counter against, in

returncounterclockwise, counteract, counterbalance, counterrevolution

cracy, crat, crac

rule, authority,government

aristocracy, democratic, bureaucrat, plutocrat, theocratic

cranio, crani

skull cranium, cranial

crea create create, creation, creative, creator, recreation, procreate

creas flesh pancreas, pancreatic cred, credit believe, trust creditor, credulous, credentials,

credibilitycrim judge, accuse crime, criminal, discriminatecrit, cris, crite

separate, judge

critic, criticize, criterion, critical, hypocrite, crisis

cruci cross crucifix, crucify, cruciform, crucifixion crypt, hidden

secret cryptic, crypt, cryptogram, cryptography

cub, cumb lean back, lie down

incumbent, encumber, incubation, incubus, succumb

cuit to cook, cooked

biscuit

cule small minuscule, molecule, animalcule culp fault, blame culpable, exculpate, culprit, inculpatecult cultivate cultivate, floriculture, culture cum pile up accumulate, cumulative, cumulate,

cumuluscumb, cub lie, recline incubate, incumbent, succumb,

incumbencycur, cour, curs, curr, corr

run course, courier, current, excursion, concur

cur, cure care, heal cure, manicure, accurate, curator,

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custom one’s own custom, customary, customs cycl, cycle, cyclo

ring, circle, wheel

bicycle, cyclic, cyclone, cyclist, tricycle, quadricycle, cyclorama

dactyl in anatomy, fingers or toes

octodactyl, pentadactyl, polydactyl, pterodactyl

dat, date give data, postdate, mandate, antedatede down describe, description, descendent,

descent, deposit de remove, undo,

away fromdecapitate, dehydrate, deduct, defrost

de making less devalue, depreciate, deprave, demotedeb, debt owe debt, indebted, debtor, debitdec, deca, decem, decu, deka, decim

ten, tenth, ten times

decade, decathlon, decagon, decameter, decennial, December

deci a tenth part decimal, decimeterdécor proper, fitting decoration, decor, indecorous,

decorumdeem to buy redeem, deem, redemption dei god deity, deify, deiform, deismdemi half, inferior demigoddemic of or

pertaining to so many people

pandemic, epidemic

demo, demos, dem

people, citizens

democracy, epidemic, demography, demagogue

demono evil spirits, demons

demonophobia, demonic, demoniacal

dendron tree philodendron, rhododendron, dendrite dent, denti, odont, odon

tooth dentist, dental, dentifrice, trident

derm, dermato

skin hypodermic, dermatology, dermatitis, epidermis

dextr the right hand dexterous, ambidextrous di, dis two, twice diurnal, dissect, diphthong, dioxide,

digraphdi, dia, die day diary, per diem, dismaldia, di across,

through, between

diameter

dic, dict say, speak, word, to tell, assert

dictate, predict, verdict, contradict

dign worth dignity, dignitary, condign, dignifydino terrible dinosaur

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dipso thrist dipsomania, dipsomaniac dis opposite disarrange, discomfort, disconnect,

disobey dis, dif apart, away

from, deprive, not

dissect, disrupt, dislike, disobey, disapprove, discredit, dissection

dit to give traditiondiv separate divide, divisor, divisive, dividenddo give donate, donor, condonedoc teach doctor, doctrine, documentary,

indoctrinate dom state of freedom, martyrdom, wisdom,

boredomdomin master dominate, predominant, domain,

indomitable dorm, dormit

sleep dormitory, dormant, dormer, dormancy

doxa belief, praise unorthodox, heterodoxy, paradox, orthodoxy

drome course, to run syndrome, hippodrome du, duo two, double duet, duplex, duo, duel duc, duce, duct

to lead, draw conduct, abduct, aqueduct, seduce, produce, introduce, product, reduce

dur to harden, hold out

durable, endurable, endure, duress

dyn, dynam power dynamite, dynamic, dynasty, dynamodys difficult, bad dysfunctional, dyslexia, dysentery e, ex, ec, ef out, beyond,

fromeject, erupt, evacuate, emancipate, exit

eco environment, home

ecology, ecologist, ecosystem

eco management economy, economical, economize, economics

ecto outside of ectoplasmectomy surgical

removaltonsillectomy, hysterectomy, appendectomy

ed eat edible, edibles, edibleness ed characterized

bydejected, rejected, associated, subjected, edify

ee one who receives the action

donee, assignee, devotee, employee, referee, trustee

ego I egotistic, ego, egocentric, egomaniael having or

showing the quality of

novel, level, novelty

ella, et, ette, let

small, a group umbrella, duet, cigarette, booklet, islet, novella

em in, into empathy, embody, emit, employ

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em, empt buy, obtain exempt, redemption, preemptemia, hemia

blood anemia, leukemia, hemostat, hemorrhage

en, enn, enni, ennial, ennium

year biennial, centennial, perennial, bicentennial, millennium

en in encircle, enfold, encase, enslave en to make lengthen, shorten, weaken, strengthen ence state, quality

ofcredence, science

endo, ento within, inside endoderm, endocrine, endocarp ent doing or being

something, to form

evident, translucent

ent one who vice-regententomo insect(s) entomologist, entomologyeous of, the nature

of, resemblingaqueous, gaseous

epi, ep among, upon, at, in addition, over or above

epidemic, epitaph, epidermis, epicenter, epicure

epos song, word epilogue, epic, epigram ept suitable, fit ineptequ, equi equal, even,

just, fairequality, equator, inequity, equation, equal

er,or, an one who geographer, carpenter, swimmer, orator, actor

er comparative degree

faster, lighter, clearer, tighter

er quality of, do that which is indicated

quarter, render, sender

erg, ergo, urg

work energy, erg, anergy, synergy, ergophile

err wander err, error, erratic, erroneousery, ry place where bakery, rookery, bindery, laundry,

canneryese derivation,

language Japanese, Maltese, Chinese, Nepalese

esque in the manner, style of, like

picturesque, burlesque, statuesque, Romanesque

ess female, feminine ending

princess, lioness, actress, shepherdess, countess

est comparing more than 2

fastest, latest, neatest

esth, feeling, esthetic, anesthetic, esthete,

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esthesia sensation anesthetistet, ette, etta

a group quartet, quintet, duet, octet, sextette, islet, dinette

ethn, ethnic

nation ethnic, ethnicity, polyethnic

etic of the nature of

pathetic, phonetic

etymo true etymology, etymologist, etymological eu well, good eulogy, euphemism, euphony,

euphoria eur agent amateur, chauffeur, masseur, saboteur eval of or

pertaining to a certain time

medieval, primeval

ex out, out from exit, expel, extend, exclaim, excel, export

ex former ex-mayor, ex-wife, ex-husband extra beyond,

outsideextraordinary, extravagant, extramural

extro outside extrovert, extroverted, extroversion fac, fact, fy, fic, fect

make, do manufacture, factory, benefactor, facsimile, petrify, personification, beneficiary

fall, fals deceive fallacy, infallible, falsify, falsefamil family family, familiar, familial femina woman female, feminine, feminist, effeminatefen to strike fendfer carry, to bear,

bringtransfer, refer, infer, conifer

ference that which is carried

circumference

fest given or taken (by the hands)

manifest

fic do, make efficient, beneficial, sufficient, proficient

fid, fidal, fide

faith, trust confide, fidelity, infidel, bona fide, fiduciary

fila, fili thread filament, filet, filletfili son, daughter filial, affiliate, filicide, affiliationfin end final, finite, infinite, finalefinis limit infinite, infinity firm, firma steady, firm,

solidconfirm, infirm, affirm, confirmation, terra firma

fix fasten, attach suffix, affix, fixture, prefixflam blaze flame, (in)flammable, flamboyantflate to blow deflate, inflate flect, flex bend, to turn reflect, reflector, deflect, inflectionflex bend reflex, flexible, flex, circumflexflor, floral flower flora, floral, efflorescent, florist

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flu, fluous, fluc

flow fluid, fluent, influx, affluent, fluctuate

foc focus, lens bifocals, focal point, focus fol, foliate leaf portfolio, foliage, folio, defoliateforc, fort strong force, fortify, forceful, forcible,

fortitude, fortissimo fore before in time

or placeforecast, forefather, foreleg, forehead, foretell

form shape or form uniform, reform, formation, transformfort strong,

chance, luckfort, forty, fortification, fortitude, fortune

frag, fract break fraction, fracture, fragment, fragilefrat, frater brother fraternity, fraternal, fraternize,

fratricidefrice to rub dentifrice frig cool refrigerator, frigid, refrigerate fru enjoy fruit, fruitful, fructify, fruitionfug flee fugitive, refuge, refugee, centrifugalful enough to fill cupful, spoonful, mouthful, handful fum smoke, scent fumigate, fume, fumigation funct perform functional, malfunction, defunct,

dysfunctionfus, fuse pour transfusion, fusion, diffuse, profusefy to make, form

intomagnify, unify, clarify

gage a pledge mortgage, engage, engagement gam, gamy marriage monogamy, bigamy, trigamy,

polygamygen race, birth generation, progeny, genetics,

genocidegen kind, race,

familygenerous, homogenous, hydrogen

genesis birth, to become

biogenesis, monogenesis

geno, genea

race of people, class, type

genocide, genotype, genre, genus

genu knee genuflect, genuine, geo, gee earth geography, geology, apogee, perigee

germ vital part germ, germane, germicide geronto an old man,

old agegerontocracy, gerontophile

gest carry, bear gestate, gestatorial, congest, suggestion

glot language, tongue

heptaglot, hexglot, monglot, polyglot

glyc sweet, sugar hypoglycemia, glycerin, glycemia gnos, gnosis,

know agnostic, diagnose, diagnostic. agnostic

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gnostic gon, gonio angle, corner trigonometry, octagonal, polygon,

pentagongrad, gradu, gred, gress

step, to walk, degree, rank

degrade, graduation, gradation, retrograde, digress

grade degree (s) centigrade, retrograde gram a metric

measure of wgt.

centigram, milligram, decagram

gram letter, written monogram, telegram, grammar, epigram

gran grain grain, granary, grange, granulatedgraph, gram, graphy

write, draw, describe, record

autograph, paragraph, graphite, biography

grat please, thank, goodwill, joy

grateful, congratulate, gratis, gratitude

grav, gravi, griev, grief

heavy gravity, grief, grievance, gravimeter

greg herd, group congregation, gregarious, aggregate, desegregate, segregation

gress to go, to step progress, digress gymn naked gymnasium, gymnasticsgyn woman monogyny, polygyny, gynecologist,

misogynisthab, habit live, have,

hold, dwellinhabit, habitat, habit, habitual

hale to breathe exhale, inhale, inhalation hearse to rake,

harrowrehearse, co hearse

hecto a hundred hectometer, hectare hedr, hedron

side, seat(s), surfaces

polyhedron, tetrahedron, cathedral

heli, helio, helion

sun helium, heliotrope, heliocentric, heliograph

hem, hemo, emia

blood hemorrhage, anemia, leukemia, toxemia, hemophilia

hemi half, occurring twice

hemisphere, hemispheric

hept, hepta seven heptarchy, heptagon, heptangular herbi grass, herb,

plantherbivore, herbivorous

hetero various, unlike, different

heterogeneous, heterosexual, heteronym, heterodox

hex, hexa six hexagon, hexangular, hexahedronhier sacred hierarchy, hieroglyphics hind rear, behind hind, behind, hind leg, hindsight,

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hindquarter hippo horse hippopotamus, hippodrome histor knowing,

learned, history

history, prehistoric, historian, historical, historic

holo whole holistic, holographhom, homi, homo

man, human homage, homo sapiens, homicide, hombre, homosexual

hom, homo, homeo

same, like homogenized, homonym, homograph, homophone, homogeneous

hood state of, quality of, condition of

knighthood, manhood, falsehood, womanhood

hor to shutter, shiver

abhor, horrible, horrid, horrendous

hosp guest, host hospitable, hospitality, hospice, hospital

host enemy, stranger

hostile, hostage, hostility

hum, hume earth, soil, ground

humus, humiliate, exhume, inhume, posthumously

hydr, hydro, hydrous

water hydrant, hydrogen, hydrophobia, dehydrate

hygro moisture, wet hygrometer, hygroscopic, hygrometry hyper excessive,

over, beyondhyperactive, hypersonic, hypertension

hypno sleep hypnotize, hypnotic, hypnosis hypo, hyp less than

usual, too little, below or under

hypodermic, hypoactive, hypocritical, hypotension

ial characterized by, related to

connubial, industrial, commercial, remedial

ian characterized by, related to, one that is

Christian, physician, Parisian, barbarian

iatric, iatrist, iatro

healing art, healing, curing

pediatrician, psychiatric, geriatrics, podiatry, podiatrist

ible capable of, worthy of

audible, credible, incredible, edible

ic pertaining to, connected with, like, having the nature

prehistoric, rhetoric, angelic, iambic, volcanic, quixotic

ic someone or something

chronic, hypodermic, supersonic

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thatic to form nouns magic, classic, public, rhetoric ical like, having

the nature ofnautical, identical

ichthyo fish ichthyosaur ician expert,

practitionermortician, physician, pediatrician, optician

icle, cule, ling

little icicle, article, particle, canticle, miniscule, inkling

ics denotes certain sciences, studies

pyrotechnics, electronics, physics, phonics

ident same identify, identical, identification, identity

ideo, idea idea ideology, idea, idealidio peculiar idiot, idiom, idiomatic, idiosyncrasyier, yer person who,

place wherecashier, gondolier, chiffonier, lawyer

ign fire ignite, ignition, igneous, ignitronil, im, in, ir, un

not, without illegal, illegible, immortal, unreal, immovable, invincible, irreversible

il, im, in, ir in, into, within illuminate, import, inspect, irradiateile condition fragile, virile, senile ile relating to,

suited for, capable of

domicile, docile, agile, ductile, fertile, fragile

im into import, immerse, immigrate, implant im not, without impossible, immature, immune,

immobile imperi command imperative, empire, emperor,

imperiousin, ir, im, il not, without infidelity, invincible, inequality,

incrediblein, im in, into, upon inject, infuse, inscribe, insectin denotes

alkaloidsantitoxin, toxin

ine feminine suffix heroine, Caroline, Josephine, Clementine

ine nature of, like canine, feline, asinine, feminine infra below infrared, infrahuman, infrastructure ing the result of painting, fainting, sleeping, walking ing material bedding, roofing, siding, quilting init to begin, enter

uponinitialize, initial, initiate, initiative

insul island peninsula, insulate, insularity, insularinteg whole,

untouchedintegrity, integrate, integral, integer

inter between, interstate, international, intersect

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amongintra, intro inside or

withinintramural, intrastate, introspect, introvert

ion, tion, ation

the act of, being, the result of

junction, motion, fraction, construction, reaction

ior comparative, one who or that which

superior, inferior, inferiority

ious characterized by

gracious, ambitious, infectious, dubious

ir not, without irregular, irresponsible, irreplaceable ir in, into, within irradiate, irrigate, irruption ir anger irritate, irate, ire, irascibleish like, pertaining

toTurkish, clownish, whitish, Scottish

isk, oid resembling asteroid, asteriskisl island island, islet, isle ism action, process baptism, plagiarism, heroism ism state of,

condition ofhypnotism, barbarism, racism, pacifism, autism

ism doctrine, system

stoicism, Quakerism, Americanism, realism

iso equal, same isobar, isometric, isotope isosceles ist one who florist, dentist, manicuristit go exit, initiate, obit, transit ite a resident of urbanite, suburbaniteite do that which

is indicatedunite

itis inflammatory disease

appendicitis, bronchitis, arthritis, meningitis

ity, ty state or quality of

unity, conformity, deity

ive having the quality or nature of, belonging to

hyperactive, hypoactive, proactive, active

ive causing, making

declarative, derogative, affirmative, additive, subtractive

ize, ise make, to do that which is indicated

legalize, naturalize, synchronize, homogenize

ject throw, cast project, inject, reject, eject, subjectjocus joke joke, jocular, jocund, jocose, jocularity journ daily journal, journalism, journey, sojournju, jud law, right,

judgmentjudge, judicial, judgment, judicious, prejudge, prejudice

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junct join, unite, connect

junction, conjunction, juncture, adjunct

jur, jus, jud law, right jury, perjury, jurisdiction, jurisprudence, juror, judicial, justice

jus law, right just, justice, injustice, justificationjuven young juvenile, rejuvenated kilo a thousand kilometer, kilograms, kiloton, kilocycle kinesia, kinesis, kino

movement, motion

kinesthetic, telekinesis, kinetic, kinematics

klepto to steal, thief kleptomaniac, kleptomania kno to know knowledge, know, knowinglab, labor, laborat

work collaborate, laboratory, elaborate, laborious

laps slip elapse, relapse, lapse, collapselat, lateral side, wide lateral, unilateral, bilateral,

quadrilaterallat bring forward legislate, legislature late to carry collate, relate laud praise applaud, applause, laud, illaudable lavat to wash, clean lavatory, lave le small semicircle, circle lect gather, choose collect, elect, select, electorallect, leg read, speak lectern, legend, legible, illegible,

dialect leg, lig law, contract,

understandlegal, delegate, legitimate, legislate

leg to read legible, illegible less without careless, fearless, hopelesslet small streamlet, ringlet, leaflet, bracelet leuk white,

colorlessleukemia, leukocyte

lev raise, lift, to make light

elevator, leverage, lever, levee

liber, liver free liberty, liberate, libertarian, liberallibr balance equilibrium libr book library, librarian, librettist, librettolic, licit permit license, licentious, licit, illicit like like homelike, lifelike, ghostlike ling small duckling, gosling, hireling, nestling lingu, langu tongue,

languagelingual, linguistics, linguist, bilingual, language

liter metric measure of volume

liter, deciliter, milliliter

litera, liter, lit, letter

letter literature, literary, illiterate, literal, litany, literal, alliteration

lith, litho stone monolith, Paleolithic, Neolithic, lithograph

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loc place local, location, dislocate, localizelocu, loqu speak, word locution, elocution, circumlocution,

colloquial log knowledge,

idea, word, speech, reason, study

geologist, logic, logically, logistics

log, logue, logy

speech, speak dialogue, prologue, epilogue, eulogy

loger, logist

one versed in the study of, one involved with

chronologer, astrologer, astrologist, cardiologist, penologist

logical in order chronological, logic, logical, logician logo, log word logic, logical, logogriph, logogram logy, logue, loquy

science, study of

geology, anthropology, astrology, etymology, soliloquy, zoology, eulogy

logy a collection of anthology, trilogy lop run, leap elope, interloper, elopement, lopeloqu, loqui, loc

speak eloquence, soliloquy, colloquial, loquacious, elocution

lu wash deluge, antediluvian, ablution, diluteluc, lum, lumin, lun

light lucid, translucent, elucidate, Lucifer, illuminate

lud, lude play interlude, prelude, postlude, ludicrouslun, luna moon lunar, lunatic, translunarlustr to light, shine illuminate, translucent, illustrious ly occurring

every so often, like

quarterly, annually, biannually

ly characteristic of, in the manner of

fatherly, motherly, regally, timely, beautifully

lysis to loose, loosing

dialysis, hydrolysis

macro great, large, long

macrocosm, macron, macroscopic, marcometer

magni, magn, mag, meg, maj

great, large magnify, magnitude, magnanimity, magnificent, major, majority

mal, male bad, evil, ill, harm

malice, malady, malign, malignant, malediction

man, manu, mani

hand manual, manuscript, manipulate, manicure, emancipate, manage, manufacture

mand order command, demand, mandatory, mandate

mania a craving, bibliomania, kleptomania, pyromania,

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madness dipsomaniamar, mare, marine

sea marine, submarine, mariner, maritime

marit marriage marital, postmarital mat acting automatic, mathematicalmater, matri

mother, source maternal, maternity, alma mater, matron

med, medi middle, in the middle

medium, mediate, medieval, mediocre, intermediate, median

medic physician, heal medical, medicine, medic mega large, great, a

million megaphone, megaton, mega millions

mela black, dark melanoma, Melanesia mem, memor, memoria

memory, mindful, remember

commemorate, memorize, memorandum, memorial, memo, memory

men, min, mon

to think, remind, advise, warn

admonish, mention, mentor

ment mind mental, demented, mentality, memento

ment state, quality, condition, product

fragment, department, figment, condiment, amazement, adornment, arrangement, refinement

ment do that which is indicated, action, process

fragment, development, abridgement, government, embezzlement

merg, merge, merse

plunge, dip, sink in, to arise

merge, submerge, merger, emerge, submerse

meri the middle antemeridian, postmeridian meta change metaphor, metamorphic, metabolismmeta beyond metaphysics, metabiolgocial,

metachrome meter measure, a

measurementdiameter, barometer, altimeter, perimeter

metr, metry measure metric, geometric, isometric, symmetrical, geometry

migr, migra move, travel migrate, emigrate, immigrant, migratory

micr, micro small, a millionth

microscope, microbiology, microphone

mil soldier militant, military, militia, militatemill, milli, mille

a thousandth part, a thousand

millimeter, milligrams, millionaire, millipede, milliliter

mim imitate, copy mimic, mimeograph, pantomime, mime

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mini, mina small miniature, minutemis, miso wrong, bad,

lessmistake, misfortune, mishap, misopedia

miser wretched, pity miserable, miser, misery, commiserate miss send, let go mission, missionary, missive, missilemit, mis send transmit, emit, remit, intromit mnem, mnesia

memory amnesia, mnemonic, amnesty, Mnemosyne

mob, mobil, mobile

move automobile, mobile, immobile, mobility

mon, mono one, single, alone

monarch, monoplane, monarchy, monorail, monocle

mon, monit advise, warn, remind

admonish, monitor, admonition, premonition

mon state of matrimonymonstr, monstri, must

show demonstrate, demonstrative, remonstrance

mor custom, fool, manner, way of carrying oneself

moral, morality, morals, mores, moron, amoral, immoral

morph, morpho

form, shape metamorphosis, morphometry, metamorphic, morphology

morse to bite remorse, morsel mort, mortem, mortu, mors

death, to die mortal, immortal, mortality, mortician, remorse

mot move, motion motor, promote, demote, commotionmov, mob, mot

move move, movable, remove, movie, mobile

mult, multi many, much multicolor, multitude, multimillionaire mund the world mundane, intermundane, mundanely mur walls murals, intramural mut change,

exchangemutual, commute, mutuality, mutation

nas nose nasal, postnasalnat, nasc birth, born native, nativity, natal, innate,

renascencenatat to swim natatorium natio nation, race international, national, nationality natur nature supernatural, nature, natural naus, naut ship / sailor nausea, nautical, nautilus, aquanautnav ship, to sail navy, navigate, naval, circumnavigatenecess unavoidable necessary, unnecessary necro the dead, a

dead bodynecrophilia. necromancy

neg, non not, without nonsensical, neglect, negate

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neo new, modern neologism, neophyte, Neolithic, neonate

nes, nesia island Indonesia, Polynesian, Micronesia, Dodecanese

ness state of, quality or condition of

greatness, kindness, wilderness, dimness

neuro, neur, nerv

nerve, nerves neurological, neurology, nerves, nervous, neuron, neuralgia

noc, nox night, harm noxious, nocturnal, nocturne nom law, order,

arrangementastronomy, economy, autonomy, taxonomy

nomen, nomin

name nomenclature, denomination, nominative, nominate

nomy scientific study, the science of

astronomy

non not, without nonliving, nonstop, nonexistence, nonfiction

nona, nov, novem

nine November, novennial, nonagon, novena

norm rule, pattern normal, abnormal, normality nov new, recent novel, novelty, novice, innovate, novanull, nihil, nil

nothing, void nullify, annihilate

numer number numeral, numerator, numerous, enumerate

nunci, nounc

declare, warn denounce, renounce, enunciate, pronounce

nym, onym, onon

word antonym, synonym, homonym

o, ob, oc, of, op

against, opposite

object, opposition, obstruct

oct, octa, octu

eight octagon, octopus, octant, October, octillion, octet

ocul, ocle eye ocular, oculist, binoculars, monocularoid like,

resembling, having the form of

asteroid

olig few oligarchy, oligopoly, oligochrome omni all omnivore, omnivorous on large,

consisting ofmillion

onym, onymous

name, word antonym, synonym, homonym, acronym, anonymous, synonymous

ology study of, science of

chronology, psychology, biology, ecology,

op, opt. sight, eye, myopic, optic, optometrist, optical,

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opto, opsy vision opuscule oper, opus labor, work, cooperate, operation, operative or one who, thing

thatorator, dictator, juror, operator

or do that which is indicated

factor, labor

orama a view, sight diorama, panorama, cyclorama orare speak, pray oral, oracle, orator, oratoryord, ordin order order, ordination, ordinary orexi appetite anorexiaorium, ory place of or for auditorium, crematorium, sanatorium orth, ortho correct,

straight, trueorthodontist, orthopedics, orthography

ory place of or for dormitory, laboratory, territory osis, esis, asis

abnormal, condition/ state

hypnosis, psychosis, neurosis, otiosis, exegesis, psoriasis

oss, osteo bone ossify, osteopath, osteomyelitis, osteotomy

otic of or pertaining to; produce, cause

antibiotic, biotic, abiotic

ous full of, having the quality of

semiprecious, semicircle

ov egg, egg-shaped

oval, ovum, ovary, oviparous

over too much, extra

overeat, overtime, overblown, overbear

pac, plais please placebo, placid, placate, complacent paci, pac peace pacify, pacifist, pacifier paed, ped child, teach encyclopedia, pedantic, pedagogue,

pediatrician, pedophile paleo long ago,

ancientpaleontology, paleography, Paleocene, Paleolithic, Paleozoic

pan, panto all, every Pandora, panacea, panorama, pantheism

par give birth parent, parentage, biparous, viviparous

par appear apparent, transparentpar equal,

comparecompare, comparable, parable, parity

para a shield or protection from

parasol, parapet

para beside, beyond

paragraph, parallel, parasite, paraphrase

part, pars portion, part partial, part, particle, particular past shepherd pastor, pastoral, pastorale, pasture

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pater, part father paternal, patriarch, patriot, repatriation

path, pathy, pass

feel(ing), suffer

sympathy, empathy, pathos, antipathy, compassion, pathetic, telepathy

ped, pede, pus,pedo, pedi, pes

foot, feet pedal, pedestrian, biped, centipede, podiatrist, platypus, octopus, pedicure

pel, puls drive, push repel, dispel, expel, propelpen, pun punishment penal, penitentiary, penalize, punitivepen, pene almost peninsula, penannular, penultimate pend, pens hang, weigh pendulum, appendage, suspend,

appendixpend, pond, pens

to weigh, pay, consider

pending

pent, penta five pentagon, pentathlon, pentangularper one out of

every, through, proportion,

percent, perspire, perspiration, percentage

peri around, about, near, encircling

perimeter, periscope, perigee, peripheral

pesti pest (s), plague

pesticide, pester, pestilence, pestiferous

petr, petri, petro

rock petrify, petroleum, petrifaction, petrol

phag eat esophagus, dysphagia, sarcophagous phil, phile, philia, philio

love philharmonic, philosopher, philatelist, Philadelphia, bibliophile

phobia,phobe, phobo

fear agoraphobia, claustrophobia, acrophobia

phon, phone, phono, phony

sound phone, symphony, phonics, telephone, stereophonic, phonetic, microphone

phor to carry euphoria, dysphoria, metaphor, semaphore

photo, phot light photocell, photosynthesis, photography

phys, physi physical, the body

physical, physician, physics, physicist, physiology

pict, picto paint picture, pictograph, pictorial, depicture pir, pire to breathe,

breathexpiration, expire

plac please placate, placid, complacent, placeboplane winged, flat,

levelairplane, biplane, triplane, hydroplane, monoplane

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platy broad, flat platypus ple times triple, quadrupleplet, plic, ply

thickness, fold triplet, quadruplet, triplicate

plete to fill deplete, complete plum, plumi soft feather(s) plumage, plummet, plumiped, plume plur, plus more plural, plus, plurality Pluto wealth,

wealthyplutocracy, plutocrat

pne, pneu air, lung, breath, breathe

pneumonia, pneumatic, apnea

pod, pus foot bipod, tripod, chiropodist, octopuspoena penalty subpoena poli, polis, polit

city, citizen, state

acropolis, metropolis

poly many, much polygon, polytheist, polygamypoly the right to

sellmonopoly

pone, post to put, place, set

postpone, impostor

pop people population, popular, populous port carry, door or

gate, harbortransport, import, export, deport, porter, report

porta gate port, seaport, portal, Puerto Ricoportion part, share portion, portionable, proportion pos, poin, pound

place, set, put, to rest

depose, deposit, preposition, apposition, position, repose, deponent, expound

posium to drink symposium post after, place,

positionpostnatal, postmortem, postwar

pot, poten, posse

powerful potent, potentate, potential, posse, impotent

potamo river (s) potamophobia pre before, place,

position predict, pre-register, prefix, prenatal

preci to value, price precious, semiprecious prim, prime first prime meridian, prime, primer,

primeval pro, prin forward, in

place of, before, in front

proceed, progress, pronoun, propel, project, promenade, prognosis, proconsul

pro in favor of proslavery, pro-American, proponent prob to prove, test probability, problem, problematic proto first, original protagonist, prototype, protoplasm,

protocol pseud, pseduo

false, fake pseudonym, pseudo-science

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psych, psycho

mind, soul, life, spirit

psychology, psychic, psychiatrist

pter, ptero wing, feather helicopter, pterodactyl, pterosaurpuls drive, push repulse, expulsion, compulsory,

propulsionpunct point, dot punctuation, punctual put to think deputy, compute, putative, dispute,

impute pyr, pyro fire pyromania, pyrotechnics, pyromaniac,

pyrequad, quadr, quadru, quart, quart

four, four times

quadruped, quadruple, quadruplet, quart, quartet

quasi seemingly, partly, as if

quasi-humorous, quasi-historical, quasi-judicial, quasi-legislative

quer, quest, quir

seek, ask query, questionnaire, inquest, inquire

quin, quint, quintu

five, five times quintuplets, quintet, quintuple, quintessence

radi ray (s) irradiate, radiation, radio, radial rat to think,

reasonirrational, rational, rationalism

re back, again dehydrate, reincarnate, review, rejectrect straight, right correct, rectify, erect, rectanglereferre carry back refer, reference, referendum, referentreg, rect, regn, rig, reign

rule, reign, king

regal, regime, regency, interregnum, vice-regent

retro back, backward, behind

retroactive, retrofit, retrograde, retrospective

rhino nose rhinoceros, Rhinocort rid, ris laugh deride, ridiculous, ridicule, derisionrig to water irrigate, irrigation rod, rode, ros

gnaw rodent, erode, corrode, erosion

rogare, roga, rog

ask, request, beg

interrogate, interrogative, prerogative, derogatory, surrogate

rota wheel, round rotate, rotary, rotunda, rotorroy king viceroyrrhage to flow, a

flowinghemorrhage

rupt to break, burst rupture, erupt, interrupt, disruptry collection of jewelry, revelry, masonry, citizenry sacr, secr, sacer

holy, sacred sacrifice, sacrament, sacred, sacrilege

salin, salino salt saline, salinometer

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san, sanat to cure, health, clean, sound

sanitary, sanatorium, sanity, sane

sanct, sanctu

holy, sacred sanctuary, sanctity, sanctify

sangui blood sanguine, sangfroid, sanguinity sapiens wise,

intelligenthomo sapiens, sapient

sat, satis enough, to please

satisfy, saturate, insatiable, satiate

saur lizard brontosaur, dinosaur, tyrannosaurscend, scens

climb descend, ascend, transcend, ascension

schole leisure, school school, scholastic, scholar, scholarship sci to know,

knowledgescience, scientific, conscious, omniscient

scope look at, to view, watch, see

telescope, microscope, periscope, kaleidoscope

scoto darkness scotophobia scrib, scribe

write scribble, describe, Scriptures, inscribe

script a writing manuscript, postscript se, sed apart, aside,

awaysediment, sedition, seduce

sec, sect cut, divide bisect, dissect, insect, intersect sed, sede, sess, sid

sit, settle sedative, sedentary, session, preside

seism, seism

shake, a shaking

microseism, seismometer

semi half, occurring twice

semiannual, semicircle, semicolon, semifinal, semiprecious

semin seed seminary, disseminate, seminar sen old senior, seniority, senile, senator sens, sent to feel, to

think, to sensesenses, nonsensical, sensory, sensation, sensitive, assent

seps, sept, septic

decay, rot septic, antiseptic, aseptic, septicemia

sept, septem, septi, septu

seven septet, septuplet, septette, September, septilateral

sequ, secu, secut

follow, sequence

sequence, subsequent, sequel, consequently, sequential

serv save, keep reservoir, reservation, preservation, conservation

servus slave, server service, servitude, subservient, servilesesqui one and a half sesquilateral, sesquicentennial,

sesquioxide sex, sext, six sextet, sextette, sextuplet

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sextusexus division, sex sex, sexual, sexismship state of hardship, friendship, censorship,

ownership ship office,

professionclerkship, lordship, authorship, partnership

ship art, skill stewardship, scholarship, penmanship, horsemanship

side to sit subside signi, sign mark, sign signify, signal, signature, insignia simil, simul, sembl

like, same similarity, simile, simultaneous, resemblance

socio society, companion

sociology, sociable, society, sociologic

sol sun parasol, solar, solarium, solar system sol, soli, solit, solo

single, alone, only

solo, solitary, solitaire, soliloquy

solidus solid solid, solidarity, consolidate solu, solv, solve

loosen, free soluble, dissolve, solvent, absolve, solve

solus to comfort, to console

solace

somn sleep insomnia, insomniac, somnolent son sound sonic, hypersonic, subsonic, unisonsoph, sopher, sophy

inclined toward knowledge and wisdom, wise

philosopher, philosophy, sophisticated, sophomoric

sorb to suck in absorb, absorbency, absorbed sover above, over sovereign, sovereignty spec, spect, spic

to see, look, view, inspect

inspect, introspect, spectator, spectacle, prospect, spectacular, specimen

sperse, spora

to scatter, to sow

disperse, intersperse, diaspora

spher, sphere

a ball hemisphere, atmosphere, spherical

spir, spire to breathe, breath

respiration, conspire, inspire, transpire, perspiration

spond, spons

answer, pledge, promise

respond, respondent, correspondent

sta, stif, sist, stet

stand stationary, standard, stability, stagnant, assist, resist, consist

stat to set, causing to stand

thermostat, hemostat

stell star or stars stellar, constellation ster one belonging mobster, gangster, huckster,

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to, characterized by

youngster

stereo solid, hard, firm

stereophonic, stereometer

stil a dagger stilettostit to stand substitute, constitute stitch a poetic verse hemistitch strict tighten boa constrictor, constrict, restrict stru, struct, story

build construct, structure, construction, destroy

studeo be eager student, studious, study, studiosub under, down,

below, near, in place of

submarine, subzero, subway, submerge, substitute

suf end, beneath, under

suffix, suffice, suffuse

sui self suicide, suigeneris, suicidal sume, sump

to take presume, resume, assumptive, presumptive

superm supra

over, above, on, down

supersonic, super, Superman, superstructure

sur over, above, more

surcharge, surcoat, surface, surpass, surtax

surg, surr rise resurgence, surge, resurrectionsus under suspend, suspire, sustain syllaba, syl take together syllable, syllabus, syllabify,

syllabificationsyn, sym same, with,

like, together synonym, synchronize, sympathy, symmetry, symphony, syntax

tabl, tabula board, tablet table, tablet, tabular tac silent taciturn, tacittact, tang, tag

touch tactile, tangible, intact, intangible, tag

tact, tax to arrange, order

tactics, syntactical, syntax, taxidermist

tain, ten to touch, to

reach, holdabstain, obtain, sustain, attain, retain, detain, tenacious

techn, technic, techno

art, craft, skill pyrotechnics, technical, polytechnics

tele far, far away, distant

television, telephone, telescope, telecommunication, telepathy

temp, tempo, tempor

time, season tempo, temporary, contemporary, temporal, extemporaneous

ten, tain, tent, tinu

to hold obtain, contain, content, continue, intent, maintain

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tend, tens, tent

tend, stretch, to give heed

extend, tendon, tensile, extent

tens stretched tight tension, hypertensionterm boundary, limit terminate, terminus, term, terminalterr, terra, territ

earth, dry land terrarium, territory, terra firma, Mediterranean, subterranean, terra cotta

terre to frighten terrify, terror, terrorist, terrible test, testare

to witness, affirm

testify, testimony, testament, intestate

tetra four tetragonal, tetrameter, tetrarchy, tetrachloride

thanatos death, dying thanatophobia, thanatopsis, euthanasia

the, theism, theo, theon

god, gods, God monotheist, polytheism, theology, atheist, theocracy

theatr to see, view theater, theatric, theatrically therm, thermo, thermy

warm, hot, heat

thermometer, thermal, thermostat, diathermy

thetic, thesis

to place or put synthetic

tic pertaining to biotic, antibiotictom, tomy cut appendectomy, tonsillectomy,

anatomy, atom ton a sound, a

tonemonotone, monotonous

topo, topos place, spot topical, topography, utopia, topology tort twist, turn contort, distort, extort, retort, torture tox, toxico poison, drug toxic, toxemia, antitoxin, intoxication tract to draw, to

pull, to leadsubtract, detract, attract, tractor, extract

tran, trans, tra

to move, across, change, beyond, through, over

transport, transportation, transmit, transform, translate, transpire, traverse, transcript

tri, trio three tricycle, triangle, trilateral trib to allot, give,

pay, bestowtribute, tribulation, tributary, tribunal

tribe to rub, to wear away

diatribe

triskaideka the number 13 triskaidekaphobia trud thrust intrude, protrude, extrude, obtrudetude state, quality,

conditionattitude, altitude, multitude

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tuitus, tui, tuit, tut

watch over, guard, teach

tuition, tutorial, tutelage, tutor

turb whirling, turmoil

turbine, turbid, turbulent, perturb

ty state, quality, condition

novelty, oddity

typ print prototype, typewriter, typo typ a type atypical, typical, stereotypical tyranno tyrant tyrannosaur ular relating to,

resemblingpentangular, angular, rectangular

ule small, little capsule, molecule, plumule, tubule ulous tending to,

inclined to credulous, incredulous

ultimus, ultima

last ultimatum, ultimate

ultra beyond, excessive

ultrasonic, ultrasound

umbr, umbra, umber

a shadow, shade

umbrella, umbra, adumbrate, penumbra

un not, opposite of

unusual, unemployed, unhealthy, unpack, uncover

unda wave undulate, inundate, abundant, redundant

under below, beneath

underage, underground, undersea

uni one unicorn, universe, unison, unicycleurb city urban, suburban, urbanites ure state of being denture, fracture, manufacture ure do that which

is indicatedfracture, structure, manufacture

ute to do that which is indicated, one who

substitute

vac, vaca, vacu

empty, hollow vacuum, evacuate, vacate, vacant

vad, vade, vas

go invade, evade, pervade, evasive

vag wander vagrant, vagrancy, vagabond, extravagant

val strong, worth valid, equivalent, invalid, valetudinarian

vale, vali, valu

strength, worth, valor

valedictory, valediction, valiant, equivalent, valid, validate

valent to be worth ambivalentvan front, forward vanguard, van, avant-guard, vantage

point

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vapor steam vapor, vaporous, vaporizer, evaporate vari different,

various, spotted

vary, variant, variety, variegated

veal a veil revealveloci swift,

swiftnessvelocity, velocimeter, velocipede

ven, vene come convention, convent, intervention, convene

ven sale vend, vendor, venal, caveat vendor ven vein (s) ventricular, intravenous vent to go circumventvento wind ventometer ver, veri true, truth verdict, subversive, verify, verification ver, verer fear, awe reverence, reverend, revere, irreverent verb word verb, proverb, verbal, verbatimvers, verse, vert

turn, change reverse, adversity, advertise, revert, universe

vesper evening vespers, Hesperus vest clothing, adorn vest, vestment, divest, investiture vestig to track, trace vestigium, vestigialveter old,

experiencedvet, veteran, veterinary, veterinarian

via way, road, through

viaduct, trivial, trivia, deviate

vic, vicis change, substitute, deputy

vicar, vicarious, vicissitude

vice in place of, a substitute

viceroy, vice principal

vict conquer victory, evict, victorious, victorvid, vis, vise, visu

to see, look evident, video, providence, vision, television, visual, vista

view to see, to look preview, review, teleview vinc to conquer invincible vir manliness,

worthvirile, virtue, virtual, virtuous

vit live vitamin, vitality, vital, revitalize viv, vive alive, life,

livingrevive, survive, vivid, vivacious

voc, vok, voke

call, voice vocal, vocabulary, avocation, evoke

vol wish, will volunteer, benevolent, malevolent, involuntary

vol, volv roll, turn revolt, revolve, evolve, revolver vor, vore, vorous

eat, devour, feeding on

voracious, herbivore, carnivore, omnivore, carnivorous

vulcan, volcan

fire Vulcan, vulcanite, vulcanization, volcano

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ward in the direction of

eastward, westward, onward

wise way, manner, respect

clockwise, counterclockwise, lengthwise, slantwise

y containing, full of, quality, somewhat like

salty, hairy, watery, inky, smelly, gushy

xeno stranger (s) xenophobia, xenophobe xylo wood xylophone, xylophonist zo, zoo animal zoology, zoo, protozoan, zoologist,

zodiac