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Etymology

The study of the origin of words

Prefix

Added to the beginning of a root or base word to change its meaning

Root Word

A word by itself, Affixes (prefixes & suffixes) can be added to it change its meaning

Suffix

added to the end of a root or base word to change it meaning

Sub

below, under

subjugate

to conquer or bring under control by force

Trans

Across, over, to change

Transfer

to carry or send from one person or place to another

Hyper

Higher or over

Hypertension

Extreme tension; high blood pressure

Super, supr, sur

over or abuve

Superimpose

lay one item atop another

Supremacy

being superior to all others in, power, or status

Surpass

Exceed, be grater than

Fore

Future before

Foreshadow

Predict the future

Pre

before

Presume

having developed certain abilities or proclivities at an earlier are age than usual

Post

aftor

Posterity

Examination of a body after death to determine the cause of death

Pro

forward, before

Profess

claim openly but often falsely that one has (a quality or feeling)

Retro

backwards

Retrospect

A survey or review of a past course of events or period of time

Cir, Circum

around

Circumvent

to go around or bypass

per

around, surrounding inear

Periodic

recurring at intervals of time

E,ec,ef,ex,extra,exter

out of

eccentric

Ignoring social conventions; odd

effervesce

To give off bubbles; to show excitement or liveliness

exodus

A departure or journey away from a place

extrude

force or press out

exterior

forming, situated on, or relating to the outside of something

extraterrestrial

of or form outside the earth or its atmosphere

co, col, com, con, syn, sym

with, together

coexist

To exist at the same time or in the same place

collide

to come together with great force;to clash

composite

made of separate parts or elements

congregate

to gather together

symmetry

elements on both sides of a line that have the same shape, size and arrangement

synthesize

to form a new thing by combining parts from other things;to unite or merge