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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