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SPECT- -SPIC- (EX)PECT:
inspect, conspicuous, expect, retrospect, perspective, spectrum
(5)
SPECT- -SPIC- (EX)PECT:
look
CESS-, CED-, -CEED:
excess, accessible, accessory, proceed, recede, intercede, precedent
(5)
CESS-, CED-, -CEED:
go (NOT= sess-, 'sit')
TRACT-:
extract, contract, retract, protractor, abstract, attractive, intractable
(5)
TRACT-:
pull
CURR- CURS- -CUR
current (of a river), cursor, incursion, occur
(5)
CURR- CURS- -CUR
run
VERT- VERS-
divert, avert, inverse, introvert, extrovert, convert, (NOT covert)
(5)
VERT- VERS-
turn
DUC- DUCT-
conduct, induct, reduction
(5)
DUC- DUCT-
lead
FER-
refer, infer, transfer, circumference, defer, confer, prefer
(5)
FER-
carry, bear
GRAD- GRED- GRESS-
gradient, retrograde, degrade, ingredient, progress, regress, regressive (tax)
(5)
GRAD- GRED- GRESS-
walk, step
JECT-
project, reject, dejected, inject, eject, trajectory, subject, object
(5)
JECT-
throw
MISS- MITT- -MIT
mission, remit, missile, permission, emission, admission
(5)
MISS- MITT- -MIT
send, let go, throw
POS- POSIT- PON-
compose, imposition, exponent, repository, suppository, position, deposition
(5)
POS- POSIT- PON-
put, place
SCRIPT- SCRIB-
inscribe, prescribe, subscribe, circumscribe, manuscript, superscript
(5)
SCRIPT- SCRIB-
write, draw
EX- E- EF(F)-
exceed, exempt, exit, execute, evoke, egress, eject, emigre, effect, effluent
(6)
EX- E- EF(F)-
out (of)
EXTRA- EXTRO-
extrovert, extraordinary, extraterrestrial, extrasensory
(6)
EXTRA- EXTRO-
outside, outward
IN- I(N)-
innate, inject, import, immigrate, ingredient, illusion, irrupt
(6)
IN- I(N)-
in, into, on
AB- ABS- A-
abnormal, abrupt, aberration, abstract, abstain, avert, averse, a priori
(6)
AB- ABS- A-
away, from
AD- A(D)-
adhere, access, affect, aggressive, alliteration, annul, appositive, attract, assimilation
(6)
AD- A(D)-
to, toward, near
INTER-
intermission, interrupt, intervene, interject, intercede, interpose, intellect
(6)
INTER-
between, among
AMBI-
ambidextrous, ambivalent, ambiguous
(6)
AMBI-
on both sides, in both ways
OB- O(B)-
obstacle, obvious, obstruct, occur, offer, oppose
(6)
OB- O(B)-
in the way of, (against)
A- A(S)-
aspect, ascribe, ascend, astringent
(6)
A- A(S)-
to, toward, near
PER-
perforate, perennial, perspective, permanent, persecute, pervert
(6)
PER-
through, throughout, completely
CID- CED- CIP-
incident, incipient, insecticide, precedent
(6)
CID- CED- CIP-
fall, take, cut, kill, go
POST-
postscript, postnasal, posterior, post mortem, post partum
(6)
POST-
after
CIRCUM-
circumscribe, circumspect, circumnavigate, circumlunar, circumsolar
(6)
CIRCUM-
around
PRE-
prefix, prepare, predict, precede, preeminent, prefect
(6)
PRE-
before
PRO-
proceed, project, procrastinate, pronoun, pro-revolutionary
(6)
PRO-
forward, in place of, on behalf of
DE-
despicable, degrade, decrescendo, decadent, define, describe
(6)
DE-
down, down clearly
RE- RED-
reflect, repulsive, resonant, resemble, regress, reduce, redundant, redolent
(6)
RE- RED-
back, again
DIS- DI- DIFF-
distant, distract, divert, dissect, digression, different, digest
(6)
DIS- DI- DIFF-
apart
RETRO-
retroactive, retrospect, retrograde, retrovert
(6)
RETRO-
backward
COM- CON- COLL- CO-
compose, contract, collect, cooperate
(6)
COM- CON- COLL- CO-
together (with), thoroughly
TRANS- TRA-
transmit, translate, transfer, transvestite, trajectory, tradition
(6)
TRANS- TRA-
across
SUPER- SUR-
superficial, superlative, superego, surtax, surreal
(6)
SUPER- SUR-
above, over, extremely
-AND, -END
memorandum, operand, addend, dividend, agenda, referendum
(7)
-AND, -END
(thing) to be ----ed
-ULENT, -OLENT
somnolent, corpulent, virulent, opulent, fraudulent, flatulent
(7)
-ULENT, -OLENT
full of
-ANEOUS
miscellaneous, extemporaneous, contemporaneous, instantaneous
(7)
-ANEOUS
belonging to
-ULOUS
querulous, garrulous, pendulous, credulous, tremulous, acidulous
(7)
-ULOUS
full of
-ARY, -ARIUM
library, mortuary, sanctuary, planetarium, solarium, terrarium
(7)
-ARY, -ARIUM
place for
-US
alumnus, alumni, emeritus, emeriti
(7)
-US
he who (pl. i)
-A
alumna (pl. alumnae), emerita, (pl. emeritae)
(7)
-A
she who (pl. ae)
-CLE, -CULE, -ULE, -CULUM
particle, minuscule, corpuscle, nodule, module, reticulum
(7)
-CLE, -CULE, -ULE, -CULUM
small form of
Less Important

-ARY -ORY
solitary, beneficiary, defamatory, derogatory
(7)
-ARY -ORY
pertaining to (adj.), one who (noun)
-A
memoranda (pl. of memorandum) referenda (pl. of referendum) agenda, genera (pl. of genus)
(7)
-A
things (Latin neuter, plural of -um)
-TRIX -TRICES
executrix, administratrix, directrix, matrix, matrices
(7)
-TRIX -TRICES
one who (feminine)
-ID
horrid, rabid, putrid, morbid, squalid, pallid
(7)
-ID
full of
-OR
vigor, honor, pallor, candor, horror, stupor
(7)
-OR
condition of
-I (PLURAL OF -US)
alumni (pl. of alumnus), emeriti (pl. of emeritus)
(7)
-I (PLURAL OF -US)
they who (Latin Masculine)
Less Important

-EUR
amateur, voyeur, connoisseur, entrepreneur, raconteur, poseur
(7)
-EUR
one who (French for -or)
-ET -ETTE
coronet, cornet, clarinet, vinaigrette, vignette, Henrietta
(7)
-ET -ETTE
small form of (noun)
Less Important

-ENT -IENT -ANT
current, pendant, convenient, dormant, confident
(7)
-ENT -IENT -ANT
-ing
-ESCE -ESC-
adolescent, obsolescent, convalesce
(7)
-ET -ETTE
begin to, become
Less Important

-CLE -CRE -BULE -BLE
vehicle, manacle, vestibule, stable, sepulcher
(7)
-CLE -CRE -BULE -BLE
means of
Less Important

-UM
memorandum, memoranda, agenda, agendum, genera (pl. of genus)
(7)
-UM
a thing (Latin neuter, plural a)
-IOR
senior, junior, prior, posterior, anterior, senor (Sp.)
(7)
-IOR
-er (as ini great-er)
-OR
spectator, auditor, sensor, tractor, motor
(7)
-OR
one who, a thing which
Less Important

-ANT -ENT -IENT
dormant, pendant, current, convenient, confident
(7)
-ANT -ENT -IENT
-ing
-ORY -ORIUM
dormitory, laboratory, auditorium, vomitorium
(7)
-ORY -ORIUM
place for
-ABLE -IBLE -ILE
despicable, infallible, compatible, docile, missile, intractable
(7)
-ABLE -IBLE -ILE
able to be
VI- VIA-
viable, obvious, previous, deviate, impervious, obviate, trivia
(8)
VI- VIA-
way, road, path, journey
VEN- -VENT
convene, intervene, event, advent, Advent, avenue, venue, invent
(8)
VEN- -VENT
come
VAD- VAS-
invade, evade, pervade, evasive, invasive, pervasive
(8)
VAD- VAS-
go
MIGR-
migratory birds, migrant workers, immigrant, emigre, transmigration
(8)
MIGR-
move (place of residence)
IT- ITER- ITINER- I-
itinerary, itinerant, exit, circuit, reiterate, ambient
(8)
IT- ITER- ITINER- I-
go
ERR-
error, erroneous, errant, inerrant, aberration
(8)
ERR-
wander
CID- CAD- CAS-
incident, accident, casualty, cadence, casual, casuistry
(8)
CID- CAD- CAS-
fall, happen
FLU- FLUCT-
fluent, fluid, influence, affluent, effluences
(9)
FLU- FLUCT-
flow
VEH- VECT- -VEY
vehicle, convey, purvey, convection, convex, vector, invective
(9)
VEH- VECT- -VEY
carry, bear
FUS-
fusion (v. fission) refuse, futile, infuse, effusive
(9)
FUS-
pour
VOLV- VOLU-
revolve, involve, evolve, devolve, evolution, convoluted
(9)
VOLV- VOLU-
roll
GEST- GER-
digest, ingest, belligerent, vicegerent, gerund, augur
(9)
GEST- GER-
carry (on)
-IG- AG- ACT- ACTU-
ambiguity, intransigent, exigency, cogent (co-ig-ent) agent, agenda
(9)
-IG- AG- ACT- ACTU-
lead, do, drive
JUG- JUNCT-
junction, conjugate, conjugal, conjunction, injunction
(9)
JUG- JUNCT-
join
LAT- FER-
translate, relate, superlative, collate, oblate, dilatory
(9)
LAT- FER-
carry, bear
MOV- MOT- MOB-
motor, remote, promote, demote, mobile, motive, emotion
(9)
MOV- MOT- MOB-
move
PELL- PULS-
propel, repellent, expulsion, impel, dispel compulsion
(9)
PELL- PULS-
drive
PORT-
portable, import, export, report, transport, support, opportunity
(9)
PORT-
carry
SECUT- SEQU- (EX)ECUT-
sequence, sequel, consequence, second, execute, executive, pursuit
(9)
SECUT- SEQU- (EX)ECUT-
follow
TRUD- TRUS-
intrude, extrude, protrusion, abtruse
(9)
TRUD- TRUS-
push
GEN- GENIT- GENUS-
genital, genus, genocide, Gentile, gentleman, generalization
(10)
GEN- GENIT- GENUS-
birth, birth-group, kind
PAR- PART-
parent, oviparous, viviparous, multiparous, post partum
(10)
PAR- PART-
give birth, beget
ORI- ORT-
origin, Orient, orient, abort, finis origine pendet
(10)
ORI- ORT-
arise, begin, be born
PAR- PARA-
prepare, repair, compre, separate, disparate, apparatus
(10)
PAR- PARA-
get ready, arrange
FLECT- FLEX-
reflect, flexible, deflect, inflection, genuflect
(11)
FLECT- FLEX-
bend
FIC- -FECT- FAC- FACT- -FIC- -IFY
factory, facsimile, manufacture, deficient, effect, deify, vivify
(11)
FIC- -FECT- FAC- FACT- -FIC- -IFY
make, do
STRU- STRUCT-
construct, destructive, structure, obstruct, construe (a law)
(11)
STRU- STRUCT-
build
CRET- CRESC-
concrete, accretion, crescent, crescendo
(11)
CRET- CRESC-
grow
RECT- REG-
rectify, rectangle, regulate, regent, regal, royal, Regina
(11)
RECT- REG-
straighten, right, guide, rule
CRESC- -CRET-
crescent, crescendo, concrete, accretion
(11)
CRESC- -CRET-
grow
PLI- -PLIC- -PLEX -PLE -PLY
pliable, implicit, explicit, duplicate, complex, comply, compliant
(11)
PLI- -PLIC- -PLEX -PLE -PLY
fold, bend
PLE-
a. supPLE
b. supPLEment
(11)
PLE-
a. bend, fold
b. fill
PLE-
a. comPLEte
b. comPLEx
(11)
PLE-
a. "fill"
b. "fold, bend"
PLE- PLEN-
complete, complement, expletive, supplement, replenish, deplete, plenary
(11)
PLE- PLEN-
fill (not -ple, 'bend')
MUT-
mutation, mutant, comute, commutative
(11)
MUT-
change
-IFY FIC- FAC- FACT- FECT-
fortify, fortification, magnify, deify, verify, testify, vivify, quantify
(11)
-IFY FIC- FAC- FACT- FECT-
make, do
DA- DIT- DON-
data, addition, donate, editor, tradition, rendition, dative
(12)
DA- DIT- DON-
give
-CIP- CAP- CAPT- -CEPT-
recipient, reception, incipient, capacity capture, capacious
(12)
-CIP- CAP- CAPT- -CEPT-
take
SUM- SUMPT-
consume, presume, assume, consumption, sumptuary law, assumption
(12)
SUM- SUMPT-
use (up), take, buy
RAP- RAPT-
rape, rapt (attention), rapacious, rapture, surreptitious
(12)
RAP- RAPT-
seize (cf. rupt- 'break')
PREHEND- PREHENS-
apprehend,, comprehend, comprehensive
(12)
PREHEND- PREHENS-
seize
MER- MERC-
merchant, merchandise, mercenary, merit, meretricious, emeritus
(12)
MER- MERC-
sell, buy, learn
EMPT-
preempt exempt, preemptory, redeem
(13)
EMPT-
buy, take
SEC- SEG- SECT-
dissect, intersection, sector, segment
(13)
SEC- SEG- SECT-
cut
LEG- LECT- -LIG-
elect, select, collect, lecture, intelligent, diligent, eligible
(13)
LEG- LECT- -LIG-
choose, gather, read
CRET-
a. exCRETe
b. conCRETe
(13)
CRET-
a. separate
b. grow
CRET- -CERN
discrete, secrete, excreta, discern, discreet
(13)
CRET- -CERN
separate
CLUD- CLUS- CLAUS-
include, exclusive, claustrophobia, seclude, preclude
(13)
CLUD- CLUS- CLAUS-
close, shut
CID- CIS-
incision, precise, concise, insecticide, matricide, excision
(13)
CID- CIS-
cut, (kill)
CERN- -CRET-
discern, discrete, secrete, excreta, discreet
(13)
CERN- -CRET-
separate (Grk. crit-)
SOLV- SOLU-
solve, solution, dissolve, resolve, solvent
(13)
SOLV- SOLU-
loosen, break apart
PRESS-
pressure, impress, depress, oppress, suppress, repress
(14)
PRESS-
press
PUGN- PUG- PUNCT-
odor, repugnant, impugn, pugnacious, pugilist, punctuate, punctual
(14)
PUGN- PUG- PUNCT-
punch, fight
RUPT-
abrupt, erupt, corrupt
(14)
RUPT-
break
TEND- TENS- -TENT
tension, tendon, tense, tensile, distend, extent, intense, intention, attention, contentious, pretense
(14)
TEND- TENS- -TENT
stretch, strive
TORT- TORQU-
torture, extortion, contortion, tortuous, torsion, torque
(14)
TORT- TORQU-
twist
FRACT- FRAG- -FRING-
fracture, fragment, infringe, infraction, fraction
(14)
FRACT- FRAG- -FRING-
break
VINC- VICT-
victory, invincible, convince, convict, province, evict
(14)
VINC- VICT-
conquer
MILLI-
mille passus, millennium
(15)
MILLI-
one thousand
CENTI-
percent, centigrade
(15)
CENTI-
one hundred
TRI-
triplet, triceps, triennial
(15)
TRI-
three
BI- BIN-
biceps, binary, bicameral
(15)
BI- BIN-
two, twice
SOL-
sole, solo, desolate
(15)
SOL-
alone
SEX- SEXT-
sextet, sextant, sextile
(15)
SEX- SEXT-
six
QUOT-
quota, quotient, quote
(15)
QUOT-
how many times
QUINQU- QUINT-
quintet, quintuplet, quintessential
(15)
QUINQU- QUINT-
five
Less Important

NOVEM- NONA-
November, nonagenarian
(15)
NOVEM- NONA-
nine
QUANT-
quantify, quantum, quantity
(15)
QUANT-
how much, how great
QUADRI- QUAD- QUART-
quartet, quadrant, quadriceps
(15)
QUADRI- QUAD- QUART-
four
PRI- PRIN- PRIM-
principal, principle, prince, a priori, primary
(15)
PRI- PRIN- PRIM-
first
OCT-
octet, octoroon, octogenarian
(15)
OCT-
eight
NIHIL- NIL NULL-
annihilate, nihilism, nil, nullify, annulment
(15)
NIHIL- NIL NULL-
nothing
DI
a. DIary
b. DIgress
(16)
DI
a. day
b. apart
DI- DIURN- JOUR-
diary, diurnal, Dies Irae, soup du jour, journal, dismal
(16)
DI- DIURN- JOUR-
day
QUOT-
quota, quotient, quote
(15)
QUOT-
how many times
QUINQU- QUINT-
quintet, quintuplet, quintessential
(15)
QUINQU- QUINT-
five
Less Important

NOVEM- NONA-
November, nonagenarian
(15)
NOVEM- NONA-
nine
QUANT-
quantify, quantum, quantity
(15)
QUANT-
how much, how great
QUADRI- QUAD- QUART-
quartet, quadrant, quadriceps
(15)
QUADRI- QUAD- QUART-
four
PRI- PRIN- PRIM-
principal, principle, prince, a priori, primary
(15)
PRI- PRIN- PRIM-
first
OCT-
octet, octoroon, octogenarian
(15)
OCT-
eight
NIHIL- NIL NULL-
annihilate, nihilism, nil, nullify, annulment
(15)
NIHIL- NIL NULL-
nothing
DI
a. DIary
b. DIgress
(16)
DI
a. day
b. apart
ice craving in woman?
iron def
ANNU- ANN- -ENN-
annual, annuity, centennial, perennial, superannuated, biennial
(16)
ANNU- ANN- -ENN-
year
TERR-
subterranean, extraterrestrial, Mediterranean
(16)
TERR-
earth, dry land
TEMPOR- TEMPUS-
temporary, tempo, extemporaneous, temper, temperament
(16)
TEMPOR- TEMPUS-
time
LOC-
local, locate, allocate, dislocate, local, anesthetic
(16)
LOC-
place
DOM- DOMIN-
domestic, domicile, major domo, dominate, predominate
(16)
DOM- DOMIN-
house, home
OV-
oval, ovary, ovarian, ovulation cicrovarian
(17)
OV-
egg
MARI-
marine, maritime, marinate
(17)
MARI-
sea
LUNA-
lunar, loony, lunacy, lunatic
(17)
LUNA-
moon
GREG-
Gregory, segregate, congregate, aggregate
(17)
GREG-
herd
CORN- CORNU-
unicorn, cornucopia, cornigerous, cornification
(17)
CORN- CORNU-
horn
AVI- AU-
aviate, aviary, auspices, augury
(17)
AVI- AU-
bird
AQUA-
aquatic, aqueous, aquifer
(17)
AQUA-
water
ANIM-
animated, animal, equanimity, unanimous, animosity, animadversion
(17)
ANIM-
breath, life, spirit, mind
UND-
undulate, redundant, inundate, abundant
(17)
UND-
wave
SOL-
solar, solarium, solstice, insolation, circumsolar
(17)
SOL-
sun
SAL-
saline, salary, desalinate, salami, salad, sausage
(17)
SAL-
salt
MAN- MANU-
manual, manipulate, maneuver, manacle, emancipate, manure
(18)
MAN- MANU-
hand
LATER-
lateral, quadrilateral, bilateral, unilateral, collateral
(18)
LATER-
side
DOL-
condolence, indolent, Dolores
(18)
DOL-
feel pain
DIGIT-
digits (0-9), digital (v. analog)
(18)
DIGIT-
finger
VOR-
voracious, carnivorous, herbivorous, omnivorous, devour
(18)
VOR-
eat, devour
CORPOR- CORPUS-
corporal, corpse, corpulent, corporation, incorporeal
(18)
CORPOR- CORPUS-
body
VIV- VICT- VIT-
vivacious, vivid, vivify, revive, vital, vitamin, voce
(18)
VIV- VICT- VIT-
live
CORON-
coronation, coronet, coronary, coroner
(18)
CORON-
crown, heart
CORD-
cordate leaf, discord, accord, concord, courage, record
(18)
CORD-
heart
VAL-
valid, convalescent, ambivalent, value, valor, prevail
(18)
VAL-
be strong
SPIR-
respirator, perspire, transpire, inspire
(18)
SPIR-
breathe
CARN-
carnivorous, carnal, reincarnation
(18)
CARN-
flesh
PED-
pedal, centipede, pedestrian, impede, expedite
(18)
PED-
foot
CAPIT-
capital, decapitate, capital, capital
(18)
CAPIT-
head
PAT-
a. PATrimony
b. PATient
c. PATently
(18)
(18)
PAT-
a. father
b. suffer
c. lie open
PAT- PASS-
patient, compatible, passion, passive, impassive
(18)
PAT- PASS-
suffer
MORT-
mortuary, mortal, mortify
(18)
MORT-
death
PATER- PATRI-
paternity, padre, paternalistic, Pater Noster
(19)
PATER- PATRI-
father
MATRI- MATER-
maternal, matrimony, alma mater, matriculate
(19)
MATRI- MATER-
mother
HOMO HOM- HOMIN-
homicide, hombre, homo sapiens, hominid, subhuman
(19)
HOMO HOM- HOMIN-
human being
EGO-
egotistical, superego
(19)
EGO-
I, myself
PET- PETIT-
competition, appetitive, centripetal, impetus, impetuous
(20)
PET- PETIT-
seek
PEND- PENS- PONDER
suspend, depend, ponderous, pound, expensive, ponder, pendulum
(20)
PEND- PENS- PONDER
hang, weigh, pay, think
PEN- POENA PUN-
penalty, punish, penal, punitive, impunity, subpoena
(20)
PEN- POENA PUN-
penalty
OPER- OPUS
operate, cooperate, magnum opus, operand, hors d'oeuvres, maneuver, manure
(20)
OPER- OPUS
work
NOMIN- NOMEN
nominate, nominee, denomination, nominal
(20)
NOMIN- NOMEN
name
VEST-
vestment, vesture, vestibule, vestry, invest, divest
(20)
VEST-
clothing
NAV- NAUT-
nautical, astronaut, naval, navigate
(20)
NAV- NAUT-
sail, ship
TU- TUT-
intuition, tutor tuition, tutelage
(20)
TU- TUT-
look, look after
LUD- LUS-
ludicrous, prelude, interlude, elude, illusion, allusion
(20)
LUD- LUS-
play
TEXT-
textile, texture, pretext, textual, context
(20)
TEXT-
weave, construct
LITER-
literature, literati, alliteration, literal
(20)
LITER-
letter (of the alphabet)
TESTI-
testament, contest (v), protest, detest, testicles, intestate
(20)
TESTI-
witness
LEG- LEX-
legal, legislature, legalistic
(20)
LEG- LEX-
law (chosen words)
TEG- TECT-
integument, protect, detect
(20)
TEG- TECT-
cover
JUR- JUST- JUD-
justice, juror, prejudice
(20)
JUR- JUST- JUD-
right, law, justice
SERV-
servant, servitude, servile, service, deserve
(20)
SERV-
serve, be slave to
CUR-
a. inCURable
b. inCUR
(20)
CUR
a. care for
b. run
SERV-
preserve, conservation, observe, reserve
(20)
SERV-
save, keep safe
CUR-
cure, curator, accurate, secure, sinecure, curate
(20)
CUR-
care for
POSS- POT-
possible, possess, impotent
(21)
POSS- POT-
be powerful
FORT-
fort, force, forte, fortify, fortitude, confort
(21)
FORT-
strong
PAT-
patently, patent, absurdity, patefaction
(21)
PAT-
lie open
FIRM-
confirm, affirmative, firmament, infirmary
(21)
FIRM-
solid, strong
VER-
verify, veracity, aver, verities, verdict, verisimilitude
(21)
VER-
true
NOV-
novice, innovate, renovate, novel, novella
(21)
NOV-
new
DUR-
endure, duress, obdurate
(21)
DUR-
hard
-TIG- -TING- TANG- -TACT-
contiguous, contingent, tangent, tactile, contact, intact
(21)
-TIG- -TING- TANG- -TACT-
touch
MAN-
permanent, remain, mansion, manor, remnant
(21)
MAN-
stay
CAV-
cavity, concave, excavation
(21)
CAV-
hollow
TENT-
a. conTENTious, conTENd
b. conTENT
(21)
TENT-
a. strive
b. hold
LUC-
lucid, Luke, elucidate, Lucifer
(21)
LUC-
light (v. dark)
ACR- ACU- -ACER-
acute, acrid, acrimonious, exacerbate
(21)
ACR- ACU- -ACER-
sharp
TEN- TENT- -TIN- -TAIN
tenacious, content, continent, contain
(21)
TEN- TENT- -TIN- -TAIN
hold
LIBR- LIBER-
Libra, deliberate, lira, equilibrium, lb.
(21)
LIBR- LIBER-
weigh, balance
TANG- -TACT- -TING- -TIG-
tangent, tactile, contact, contiguous, intact, contingent
(21)
TANG- -TACT- -TING- -TIG-
touch
LEV-
elevate, levee, lever, levitation, levity, alleviate
(21)
LEV-
light (v. heavy)
STA- STI- SIST-
stable, status quo, statue, armistice, interstices, persist, resist
(21)
STA- STI- SIST-
stand
LAT-
latitude, latissimus, dilation
(21)
LAT-
wide
SESS- SED- SID-
session, obsession, sessile, sedentary, sediment, residue, resident
(21)
SESS- SED- SID-
sit
LAT-
latent ability
(21)
LAT-
lie hidden
SEN-
senior, senile, senator
(21)
SEN-
old
HER- HES-
adhere, adhesive, coherent, cohesive, inherent, adherent
(21)
HER- HES-
cling
HAB- HABIT- HIBIT-
homo habilis, exhibit, inhibit, prohibit, rehabilitate, habitat, habit, cohabit
(21)
HAB- HABIT- HIBIT-
have, hold, live
POT- POSS-
potent, impotent, omnipotent, possible, possess
(21)
POT- POSS-
be powerful
GRAV-
aggravate, grave, gravity
(21)
GRAV-
heavy, serious
PROPR-
proper, appropriate, expropriate, propriety
(22)
PROPR-
one's own
DEXTER- DEXTRO-
dexterous, ambidextrous, dexterity dextrose
(22)
DEXTER- DEXTRO-
right (handed)
PAR-
a. prePARation
b. disPARity
c. viviPARous
(22)
PAR-
a. get ready, arrange
b. equal
c. give birth
PAR-
parity, disparity, disparage, on par
(22)
PAR-
equal
ALI- ALIENI- ALTER-
alias, alibi, alienate, alternate, alter, altruism
(22)
ALI- ALIENI- ALTER-
other
OMNI-
omnivorous, omnipotent, omniscient, omnibus
(22)
OMNI-
all
MULTI-
multiply, multiplex, multiplicity, multitude, multilateral, multiped
(22)
MULTI-
many
MIS-
misapply, misdirect, misconduct, misconstrue, misapprehension
(22)
MIS-
bad(ly)
MINOR MINUS
minor, minority, diminish, minus, minutiae, minuscule
(22)
MINOR MINUS
less(er), smaller
MEDI-
medium, mediocre, media, immediate, Mediterranean, mediator, median
(22)
MEDI-
middle of
MAXIM-
maximum, maximize maxim, Maximilian
(22)
MAXIM-
greatest
MAJOR-
majority, major, mayor, majuscule
(22)
MAJOR-
greater
SIMIL-
similar, simulate, assimilate, dissimilate, verisimilitude
(22)
SIMIL-
similar, like
MAGN-magnify, magnificent, magnitude, magnanimous, magnate, magniloquent
(22)
MAGN-
large, great
SEMBL-
semblance, resemble, assemble, ensemble, dissemble
(22)
SEMBL-
similar, to look like
FIN-
finite, infinite, define, infinitive
(22)
FIN-
end, limit
SATI-
satisfy, saturate, satiate, satiety
(22)
SATI-
enough
EQU-
equity, equality, equilibrium, inequity, iniquity, equivocate
(22)
EQU-
equal
SANCT-
sanctuary, sanctify, sanction, sacrosanct, sanctimonious
(23)
SANCT-
holy
SALV- SALU-
salvage, salvation, salutary, salute, salubrious
(23)
SALV- SALU-
safety, health
SACR-
sacrement, sacrifice, desecrate, consecrate, sacrilege, execrable
(23)
SACR-
sacred
PROB-
probation, approbation, probity, opprobrium, probably, probate
(23)
PROB-
demonstrate as good or honest, to prove
MAL-
malice, malign, malignant, malevolent, malefactor
(23)
MAL-
bad
GRAT-
gratify, gracious, gratuity, gratuitous, gracias
(23)
GRAT-
pleasing
FALL- FALS-
fallacy, fallacious infallible, false, falsify
(23)
FALL- FALS-
deceive
CAND-
incandescent, candidate, candor, candid
(23)
CAND-
(glow) white
BON- BENE-
bonus, benefactor, beneficiary, bona fide, benediction
(23)
BON- BENE-
good, well
SPOND- SPONS-
respond, correspond, despondent, espouse, spouse
(24)
SPOND- SPONS-
answer
ROG-
interrogate, derogatory, abrogate, arrogant
(24)
ROG-
ask
QUIR- -QUIS- QUEST-
inquire, require, acquisitive, quest, inquest
(24)
QUIR- -QUIS- QUEST-
sek
QUIE- QUIET-
quietude, requiescat, Requiem, quiescent, acquiesce
(24)
QUIE- QUIET-
be silent, peaceful
MON- MONIT-
admonition, premonition, monitor
(24)
MON- MONIT-
warn, advise
LOCU- LOCUT-
loquacious, eloquent, circumlocution, colloquium, elocution
(24)
LOCU- LOCUT-
speak
LAUD-
laudable, laudatory, cum laude
(24)
LAUD-
praise, honor
FA- FAM- FESS-
famous, profess, confession, affable, ineffable, infamous, infant
(24)
FA- FAM- FESS-
speak
DOC-
doctrine, docile, Philosophiae Doctor, docent
(24)
DOC-
teach
DIC- DICT-
predict, edict, diction, contradict, verdict, indies, indict
(24)
DIC- DICT-
say
CLAM-
exclamation, proclamation, declaim
(24)
CLAM-
shout
VOC-
vocal, vociferous, provoke, invoke, vocation, advocate, convocation
(24)
VOC-
call, voice
CAN- CANT-
cantata, canticle, bel canto, recant, incantation, enchant
(24)
CAN- CANT-
sing
VID- VIS-
visible, video, evident, revise, survey, interview, voyeur, clairvoyant
(25)
VID- VIS-
see
SON-
resonant, sonic, Panasonic, Sony, unison, ultrasonic
(25)
SON-
sound
SENT- SENS-
sensor, sensible, sensation, sensuous, sensual, sentiment, sententious
(25)
SENT- SENS-
feel
AUDI-
audit, audition, auditorium, auditor, auditory
(25)
AUDI-
hear
FID-
confident, diffident, fidelity, fiduciary
(26)
FID-
faith, trust, confidence
FIC-
a. efFICient
b. FICtional
(26)
FIC-
a. make, do
b. represent
DEI- DEUS-
deity, deify, deus ex machina, deus vult
(26)
DEI- DEUS-
god, divinity
VOL-
voluntary, benevolent, malevolent, volition, voluptuous
(26)
VOL-
wish, want, be willing
DE-
a. DEficient
b. DEification
(26)
DE-
a. down
b. god
SCI-
science, omniscient, prescient, plebiscite
(26)
SCI-
know
CRED-
credence, credit, credible, credibility, credulous
(26)
CRED-
believe, trust
RAT-
rational, rationale, rationalize, ration, pro rata parte
(26)
RAT-
think, evaluate
CAUT- CAV-
cautious, precaution, caveat
(26)
CAUT- CAV-
beware
PUT-
impute, reputation, dispute, putative
(26)
PUT-
think
AM- AMIC- AMOR-
amorous, amicable, amateur, amicus curiae, amicable, inamorata
(26)
AM- AMIC- AMOR-
love, like
NOT- NIT- NOSC- NOR- NO-
notice, normal, abnormal, recognition, noble, ignorant, connotation
(26)
NOT- NIT- NOSC- NOR- NO-
know, recognize
MIR-
admire, mirage, mirror, Miranda, miracle, Milagro
(26)
MIR-
wonder
MENT-
mental, mention, dementia, reminiscent
(26)
MENT-
mind
FIG- FICT-
figment, fiction, effigy, figure
(26)
FIG- FICT-
represent, make up
MEMOR-
memory, memorial, memorandum, immemorial, memorabilia
(26)
MEMOR-
remember