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(Greek) an | an-, a-, un-

No; not; without

The reverse.

(Latin) in | in-, il-, ir-, im-, un-, en- em-

No; not

The reverse.

(Greek) phonos | phon, phone, phono

Sound; voice; speech

Relates to noise.

(Latin) sonus | soun, son

Sound

What it sounds like.

(Latin) vox, vocis | vok

Voice

What speech is made of.

(Latin) dico, dictum

Speak; speech

What words constitute.

(Latin) loqui, liquor, locutus

Speak; speech

This has the same definition as dico and dictum.

(Latin) longus

Long

Exactly what it sounds like.

(Greek) eu | eu-

Well; good; easily; pleasant

This has a positive definition.

(Latin) cum | co-, cog-, col-, com-, con-

With; together

Cohesive.

(Latin) malus | mali, mala

Bad; ugly; evil; ill

This has a bad definition.

(Latin) alis | -al

Of or relating to; pertaining to

This has the same definitions as ikos.

(Greek) syn | sym-, syn-

Together; with; at the same time

Cohesive.

(Latin) liber, libri

Book

This has the same definition as biblos.

(Latin) describere

Draw; describe

Forms of observation.

(Latin) brevis

Small; short

Not big.

(Latin) specto, spectatum

Look at; see; examine; view; observe

Forms of notice.

(Greek) ikos | -ic

Of or relating to; pertaining to

This has two definitions.

(Greek) skopeo | scop, scepter, skept, scopy, shop

See; look at; examine; view; observe; inspect; consider

All the forms of notice.

(Latin) scribe, scriptum

Write; spell; record

What a scholar does.

(Latin) bonus | bon-, bount, boon

Good; well

This has a positive definition.

(Latin) bene

Well

This has only one definition.

(Latin) video, visum

See

To look at.

(Greek) graph | graphy

Write; draw; spell; describe; record

This has five definitions.

(Greek) biblos | biblio, bibl

Book

A source of learning.

(Greek) mikros | micro-

small; short

This has two definitions.

(Greek) gramma | gram

Write; draw; spell; describe; record

This is the noun form of the verb form graph.

(Latin) lumen, lux

Light; brightness; clarity

This has three definitions.

(Greek) kakos | caco-

Bad; ill

This has two definitions.

(Greek) makros | macro-

Large; long; thick

Denotes width.

(Greek) photos | photo, phos, phot

Light

What the sun produces.

(Greek) antos | anti-

Against

Another ways to say opposing.

(Latin) on | ob-, oc-, of-, o-, op-

Against; opposed to

This has two definitions.

(Greek) ana | ana-

Up; back again; along; through

This has four definitions.

(Greek) kata | cata-

Down; apart; against; completely

This has opposing definitions to ana.

(Latin) prae |prae-, pro-

Before; in front; for

Similar to forward.

(Greek) pro | pre-, pro-

Before; forward; in front of

This has similar definitions to prae.

(Greek) tautos | tauto-

Same

Another way to say likewise.

(Greek) pathos | pathy

Feeling; disease; suffering

This has three definitions.

(Greek) thetapeia | thera, ther

Cure

The solution.

(Greek) rrhea | rheo, rrh, rhag

Flow; gush; burst

Like a hemorrhage.

(Latin) curro, cursum |cur, curr

Run

An exercise.

(Greek) dromein

To run

The verb form of curro and cursum.

(Latin) jungo, junctum | jun, jug, junc

Join; unite; connect

To bring together.

(Greek) statos | stat, stas, stin

Stand; stop

This has two definitions.

(Greek) tomos

Cut; incision

How you would open some things.

(Greek) tonos | ten

Stretch; tone

This has two definitions.

(Greek) haema | haem, hem, hema, -aem, -em, emia

Blood

It fills your veins.

(Latin) medicus

Physician; healer; healing

This is what it sounds like.

(Greek) iatros

Doctor; physician; comforter

This is similar to medicus.

(Greek) iatros | -iatry, -iatrics

A healing; science of healing

This has two definitions.

(Greek) iatros | -iatrist

One who heals; doctor; physician

This had three definitions.

(Greek) iatros | -iatric

Promoting healing

This has one definition.

(Latin) aticum| -age

Belonging to; result of; process

This had three definitions.

(Latin) ioun |-io, -ion, -sion, -tion

Act or process; state or condition

This has two definitions.

(Greek) heiros | hier-, holi

Sacred; holy

This is related to religion.

(Latin) ante | ante-

Before; in front of

Other ways to say forward.

(Greek) neos

New; young

This has two definitions.

(Latin) novus

New; fresh

This has two definitions.

(Greek) eos | eo

Dawn

The ___ of a new day.

(Greek) astron

Star

Astronomy is the study of this.

(Latin) stella

Star

This has the same definition as astron.

(Greek) psychos | psych

Mind; spirit; soul

The ephemeral.

(Greek) physis | phys

Nature; growth

This had two definitions.

(Greek) oikos | ec, oec, eco

House; environment

The domain.

(Greek) nomos

Law; arrangement

This has two definitions.

(Greek) glyphe | glyph, glypt

Carve; carving

This is how you would etch stone.

(Greek) paleo

Old

This has one definition.

(Greek) lithos | -lite, lith

Stone

This is a kind of rock.

(Greek) petros | petr, peter

Rock; stone

This has two definitions.

(Latin) nomen, nominis

Name

This is what it sounds like.

(Greek) onoma | -onym, nomy

Name

This had the same definition as nomen and nominis.

(Latin) bellum

War; combat; fight

This has three definitions.

(Greek) makaos | -machy, -machia

War; fight

This has two definitions.

(Greek) makaos | -machist

One who fights

This has one definition.

(Greek) makaos | -machic, -machial, - machal

Pertaining to fighting.

This has one definition.

(Greek) lyein, lysis | -lysis

A loosening; solution; undo

This has three definitions.

(Greek) lyein, lysis | -lyst

One who solves

This has one definition.

(Greek) lyein, lysis | -lytic, -lytical

Loosening; solving; undoing

These are gerunds.

(Latin) urbs, urbis

City

Think of urban.

(Greek) ethnos

Nation; people; culture

This has three definitions.

(Greek) eikon | icon

Image; idol; figure

This has three definitions.

(Latin) audius |audio

To hear; hearing

This has two definitions.

(Latin) figo, fixum

Fix; fasten; attach

This has three definitions.

(Latin) scio, scitum | scie

Know

This has one definition.

(Greek) techne | tect

Art; skill; work

This has three definitions.

(Latin) ars, artis | ert

Art; skill

This has two definitions.

(Latin) luna

Moon

Think of lunar.

(Greek) kinesis | cinema

Movement

This has one definition.

(Latin) cedo, cessurus

Move; yield

This has two definitions.

(Greek) hypnos

Sleep

This has one definition.

(Latin) dormio, dormitum

Sleep

This has the same definition as hypnos.

(Latin) facio, factum | fac, fact, -fy

Do; make; form

This has three definitions.

(Greek) dendron

Tree

This has one definition.

(Latin) arbor, arboris

Tree

This has the same definition as dendron.

(Latin) discipulus

Student

This has one definition.

(Latin) monia | -monia, -mony

Condition

This has one definition.

(Greek) klastos | -clasm

Breakage; destruction

This has two definitions.

(Greek) klastos | -clast

One who shatters or destroys

This has one definition.

(Greek) klastos | -clastic

Breaking; destruction

This has two definitions.

(Latin) primus

First

Think of primary.

(Latin) secundus

Second

This is obvious.

(Latin) tertius

Third

Think of tertiary.

(Latin) quartus

Fourth

Think of quarter.

(Latin) quintus

Fifth

This has one definition.

(Greek) pente

Five

Think of a pentagon.

(Latin) sextus | sest

Sixth

This has one definition.

(Latin) septimus

Seventh

This had one definition.

(Latin) octavus

Eighth

Think of an octagon.

(Latin) nonus

Ninth

This has one definition.

(Latin) decimus

Tenth

Think of a decade.

(Greek) deka | deca

Ten

This should be obvious.

(Greek) patamos | pota, poto

River

Think of a hippopotamus.

(Greek) pteron

Wing

Think of a pterodactyl.

(Greek) hodos | odo, od

Way; path

This has two definitions.

(Greek) athlon | athle

Prize; award

This has two definitions.

(Greek) aero

Air

This is what it sounds like.

(Greek) andro

Male; masculine

Think of an androgen.

(Greek) crypto

Hidden

Think of cryptography.

(Greek) pan | pan-, panto-

All; every

This has two definitions.

(Latin) omnis | omni-

All

Think of omniscient.

(Greek) olig | olig-

Few

This has one definition.

(Latin) rari

Few

This has the same definition as olig.

(Latin) a | a-, ab-

Away from

This has one definition.

(Greek) archos | arch, archi, archy

Rule; govern; chief; principal; lead

This has five definitions.

(Greek) archos | archae-, archa-

Primitive; ancient; very old

This has three definitions.

(Latin) antiquus

Ancient; old

This has two definitions.

(Latin) regnum

Govern; rule; lead

This has three definitions.

(Latin) verbum | verb

Word

A verb is a ___.

(Greek) bios | bio, be

Life; living

Think of biology.

(Latin) vivo, victum | viv, vict, vi

Live

This has one definition.

(Latin) vita

Life

This has one definition.

(Greek) genos | gen, gon, geno

Kind; race; origin

This has three definitions.

(Latin) genus

Birth; race; species; origin; kind

This has five definitions.

(Latin) origo

Beginning

Think of an origin.

(Greek) logos | log

Word; idea; discussion; reason

This has four definitions.

(Greek) logos | -logy, -ology

Study; study of

This has two definitions.

(Latin) per | per-

Through; by; by means of

This has three definitions.

(Latin) annus | enni

Year

Think of annual.

(Greek) monos | mono-

One; alone; solitary

This has three definitions.

(Latin) solus

Alone

This had one definition.

(Latin) unus | uni-

One

This had one definition.

(Greek) dia | dia-, di-

Two; twice

This has two definitions.

(Greek) bi | bi-

Two

This has one definition.

(Latin) duo | due, dua

Two; double

This has two definitions.

(Latin) tres | tri

Three

This has one definition.

(Latin) quattuor | quad

Four

This has one definition.

(Latin) quinque

Five

This had one definition.

(Latin) sex

Six

This had one definition.

(Latin) septem

Seven

This has one definition.

(Latin) octo

Eight

This had one definition.

(Latin) novem

Nine

This has one definition.

(Latin) decem

Ten

This has one definition.

(Latin) centum

Hundred

This had one definition.

(Latin) mille

Thousand

This has one definition.

(Latin) dies | diem, dial

Day

This has one definition.

(Latin) canis

Dog

Think of a canine.

(Latin) feles

Cat

Think of a feline.

(Greek) leon | lion

Lion

This has one definition.

(Latin) porcus

Pig; hog; swine

This has three definitions.

(Greek) tigris

Tiger

This has one definition.

(Greek) zoon | zo, zoan

Animal

This has one definition.

(Greek) sauros

Lizard

This has one definition.

(Latin) equus | equi, eque

Horse

This has one definition.

(Greek) hippos

Horse

This has one definition.

(Latin) caballus | cav, chiv, chev

Horse

This has one definition.

(Greek) ornis, ornithos

Bird

This has one definition.

(Latin) avis

Bird

This has one definition.

(Greek) ichthys

Fish

This has one definition.

(Latin) piscis | poise

Fish

This has one definition.

(Greek) entomos

Insect

This has one definition.

(Greek) dromos

Race course; runway; running

This has three definitions.

(Greek) trophos | trophe

Food; to feed or eat; feeder; nutrition

This has four definitions.

(Latin) vorare

To eat greedily; swallow

This has two definitions.

(Greek) phagein | phag, phago

Eating; destroying

This has two definitions.

(Greek) boskein | bosc

Feed; graze

This has two definitions.

(Greek) eidos | -oidism

Resemblance; form

This has two definitions.

(Greek) eidos | -oid

That which resembles; like; resembling

This has three definitions.

(Latin) ad | ad-, af-, al-, ac-, ag-

To; toward

This has two definitions.

(Greek) para | para-

Beside; along with; amiss; aside from

This has four definitions.

(Greek) autos | auto-

Self

This had one definition.

(Latin) sub | sub-, suf-, sus-, sup-

Under

This has one definition.

(Latin) re | re-

Again; back

This has two definitions.

(Latin) plico, plicatum | plex

Fold

This has one definition.

(Latin) durus

Hard to the touch; strong; difficult

This has three definitions.

(Greek) thermos

Heat

This has one definition.

(Latin) calor

Heat

This has one definition.

(Latin) ardor

Burn; burning; a flame

This has three definitions.

(Greek) pyro

Fire

This has one definition.

(Latin) ignis

Fire

This has one definition.

(Latin) Vulcanus

Roman good of fire (Vulcan)

This has one definition.

(Greek) tropos | trope

Turn; turning

This has two definitions .

(Latin) verso, versum

Turn

This has one definition.

(Greek) hygr | hygr

Moisture

This has one definition.

(Latin) humor

Moisture

This has one definition.

(Greek) ballein | bal, ball, bol, bl

To throw

This has one definition.

(Latin) jacio, jactum | ject

Throw

This has one definition.

(Greek) holos

Complete; whole; entire

This has three definitions.

(Greek) baros, barys | bari

Heavy; weight; pressure

This has three definitions.

(Greek) allos | aller

Other

This has one definition.

(Greek) chirurgeon | surg

Working by hand

This has one definition.

(Latin) rumpo, ruptum

Break; burst; split

This has three definitions.

(Greek) glykys | glyc, gluk, gluc

Sweet

This has one definition.

(Latin) duco, ductum | duce

Draw; attract; lead

This has three definitions.

(Latin) ago, actum | agi, gu, ga

Do; act; drive; perform

This has four definitions.

(Latin) pendo, pensum

Hang down; weigh; consider; judge

This has four definitions.

(Latin) ventus

Wind

This has one definition.

(Latin) banca | bank, banq

Bench

This has one definition.

(Latin) felix, felicis

Happy

This has one definition.

(Latin) fides | fianc

Faith; trust

This has two definitions.

(Latin) pax, pacis | pay, peas, peac

Peace

This has one definition.

(Greek) stylos | style

Pillar; column

This has two definitions.

(Greek) kallos | calli, cali

Beautiful; beauty

This has two definitions.

(Greek) stethnos

Strength

This has one definition.

(Greek) keratos | cera, cerat

Horn; horny

This has two definitions.

(Greek) erythros

Red

This has one definition.

(Greek) rhodon

Rose; red

This has two definitions.

(Greek) kyanos | cyan, cyano

Dark blue

This has one definition.

(Greek) glaukos | glauc

Gray

This has one definition.

(Greek) xanthos

Yellow

This has one definition.

(Greek) leukos | leuc, leuco

White; light; colorless

This has three definitions.

(Greek) chrysos

Gold; yellow

This has two definitions.

(Greek) chloros

Green; light green; yellow-green

This has three definitions.

(Greek) hyper | hyper-

Over; too much; overly; beyond

This has four definitions.

(Greek) hypo | hypo-

Under; less than; too little; below

This has four definitions.

(Greek) kyklos | cycl

Circle; ring; wheel

This has three definitions.

(Latin) circum | cir, circ

Around; about

This has two definitions.

(Latin) arcus | arc, arch

Bow; arc

This has two definitions.

(Greek) gyros | gyr, gory

A circle

This has one definition.

(Greek) kentros | center, centr

Center

This has one definition.

(Latin) medius | med, medi

Middle

This has one definition.

(Greek) dynamikos | dyn, dynam

Power; force

This has two definitions.

(Greek) ergon | erg, ergo, urg

Work

This has three definitions.

(Latin) labor

Work

This has one definition.

(Greek) chromos | chrom, chromat, chro

Color

This has one definition.

(Greek) gnos | gno, gnos, gnost

Know

This has one definition.

(Latin) scio, scitum | sci

Know

This has one definition.

(Greek) sophos

Wisdom

This has one definition.

(Latin) sapius, sagacis

Wise; foreseeing; wisdom

This has three definitions.

(Greek) dokein | dox, dog, dogmat

Think; have an opinion

This has two definitions.

(Greek) bathos | batho, bathy

Depth

This has one definition.

(Greek) glotta | gloss, glott, glot

Tongue; language

This has two definitions.

(Latin) lingua

Tongue; language

This has two definitions.

(Greek) cheir | chir, chiro

Hand

This has one definition.

(Latin) manus |mani

Hand

This has one definition.

(Greek) cephal

Head

This has one definition.

(Latin) caput, capitis

Head

This has one definition.

(Greek) daktylos | dactyl, dact, diget

Finger; toe

This has two definitions.

(Latin) digitus

Finger; toe; inch

This has three definitions.

(Greek) podos, pous | pod

Foot

This has one definition.

(Latin) pes, pedis | pedi, pede

Foot

This has one definition.

(Greek) osteo

Bone

This has one definition.

(Latin) ossiculum, ossis

Bone

This has one definition.

(Greek) dermatos | derm, dermat

Skin; hide

This has two definitions.

(Latin) cutis

Skin; hide

This has two definitions.

(Greek) pachys

Thick; dense

This has two definitions.

(Latin) curo, curatum

Care

This has one definition.

(Greek) plastikos | plas, plasm, plast

Mold; shape; form; substance

This has four definitions.

(Greek) morphos

Form; shape

This has two definitions.

(Greek) algos | -algia, -algy

Pain

This has one definition.

(Greek) algos | -algiac

One who suffers pain

This has one definition.

(Greek) algos | -algic, -algetic

Pertaining to or causing pain

This has one definition.

(Greek) itis | -itis

Inflammation

This has one definition.

(Greek) itis | -itic

One who has inflammation; characterized by inflammation

This has two definitions.

(Latin) extra | extra-

Outside

This has one definition.

(Latin) de | de-

Down; away from; undo

This has three definitions.

(Latin) infans, infantis

Inability to speak

This has one definition.

(Greek) pais, paidos | peda, pedi

Child

This has one definition.

(Greek) schole

Leisure; free time

This has two definitions.

(Greek) agon

Contest; struggle; trial

This has three definitions.

(Latin) cardo, Cardinis

Hinge

This has one definition.

(Latin) porta

Door; gate; entry

This has three definitions.

(Latin) ordo, ordinis

Row; array; command

This has three definitions.

(Greek) barbaros

Foreign

This has one definition.

(Greek) dokein | dox, dog, dogma

Think; have an opinion; suppose

This has three definitions.

(Greek) elektron | elec

Amber

This has one definition.

(Latin) rideo, risum

Laugh; make fun of

This has two definitions.

(Latin) ludo, lusus

Play; mock; imitate

This has three definitions.

(Greek) agein | ago, gog, gogue

To lead

This has one definition.

(Greek) theatron, theatrikos

Place for seeing

This has one definition.

(Greek) chamai | chame

On the ground

This has one definition.

(Greek) etymos

True meaning; root meaning of word

This has two definitions.

(Greek) epos | epy

Word

This has one definition.

(Greek) orthos | ortho-

Correct; right; straight

This has three definitions.

(Greek) isos | iso-

Equal

This has one definition.

(Greek) hemi | hemi-

Half

This has one definition.

(Latin) semi | semi-

Half

This has one definition.

(Greek) entos | ent-, ento-, endo-, end-

Within; inner

This has two definitions.

(Latin) eks | e-, ec-, ex-

Out of; from; former; beyond; without

This has five definitions.

(Greek) peri | peri-

Around

This has one definition.

(Latin) latus

Side

This has one definition.

(Latin) angulus

Corner

This has one definition.

(Greek) geo

Earth

This has one definition.

(Latin) humus

Earth; soil

This has two definitions.

(Latin) terra

Earth; land

This has two definitions.

(Latin) montis | mon, moun

Mountain

This has one definition.

(Latin) mare

Sea; ocean

This has two definitions.

(Greek) thalassa | thalatt

Sea; ocean

This has two definitions.

(Latin) entia, entis | -ent, -ant

That shows, has, or does; thing/person that

This has two definitions.

(Latin) entia, entis | -ence, -ance

Act; fact; quality; state; result; degree

This has six definitions.

(Greek) ate | -ate (noun)

A function; an official or an office

This has two definitions.

(Greek) ate | -ate (verb)

To cause; to become

This has two definitions.

(Greek) izein | -ize

To become; become like; change into

This has three definitions.

(Greek) izein | -ism

State or condition of

This has one definition.

(Greek) neuro

Nerve

This has one definition.

(Greek) arthro

Joint

This has one definition.

(Greek) cyte, cyto

Cell; hollow

This has two definitions.

(Latin) bracchium | brace, brach

Arm

This has one definition.

(Greek) odontos

Tooth

This has one definition.

(Latin) dens, dantis | dand

Tooth

This has one definition.

(Greek) soma, somat | some

Body

This has one definition.

(Latin) corpus, corporis | corp

Body

This has one definition.

(Greek) oo

Beginning; egg

This has two definitions.

(Latin) ovum, ovi

Egg

This has one definition.

(Greek) kranion | crani

Skull

This has one definition.

(Greek) myos

Muscle

This has one definition.

(Greek) kardia | cardio-, card

Heart

This has one definition.

(Latin) cordis | cor, cour

Heart

This has one definition.

(Latin) sanus | sanit

Healthy; not diseased or injured

This has two definitions.

(Latin) dorsum | doss

Back

This has one definition.

(Greek) ethos, ethikos

Character; habit; moral

This has three definitions.

(Greek) nekros | nekr, nox

Dead body; death

This has two definitions.

(Greek) xeros

Dry

This has one definition.

(Greek) blastos

Bud; budding; shoot; germ

This has four definitions.

(Greek) xenos

Strange; foreign; stranger

This has three definitions.

(Greek) deinos | dino, dire

Terrible; horror

This has two definitions.

(Greek) xylon

Wood

This has one definition.

(Greek) dys | dys-, dis-

Difficult; bad

This has two definitions.

(Greek) pseudes | pseudo-, pseudo

False; counterfeit

This has two definitions.

(Greek) sauros

Lizard

This has one definition.

(Greek) megas | mega-, megalo-

Large; big; great; giant; million

This has five definitions.

(Latin) magnus | magn

Large; big

This has two definitions.

(Greek) misein | mis-, miso-

Hate; wrong; wrongly; bad; badly

This has five definitions.

(Latin) odium

Hate

This has one definition.

(Latin) amor, amatum | ami

Love

This has one definition.

(Greek) philia | phil, phile, philo

Love; friendship; having a strong tendency towards

This has three definitions.

(Greek) anthropos | anthrop

Man; mankind; human being

This has three definitions.

(Latin) homo, hominis

Man; human

This has two definitions.

(Greek) demos | dem, demo

People

This has one definition.

(Latin) populus | popul, publ

People

This has one definition.

(Greek) -istes | -ist

One who is, does, makes, or believes; that which is

This has two definitions.

(Latin) -ianus, -or | -ian, -tor, -sor, -or, -er

One who is, does, makes, or believes; that which is

This has two definitions.

(Greek) -ous | -ous, -ious, -eous

Full of; having; characterized by

This has three definitions.

(Latin) -osus | -ose

Full of; having; characterized by

This has three definitions.

(Latin) -ful | -ful, -full

Full of; having; characterized by

This has three definitions.

(Greek) phobos

Fear

This has one definition.

(Greek) phobos | -phobia

Dread of; morbid fear of

This has two definitions.

(Greek) phobos | -phobiac, -phone, -phobist

One who has a morbid fear of

This has one definition.

(Greek) phobos | -phobic

Fearful of; dreading

This has two definitions.

(Greek) theos | theo, the

God

This has one definition.

(Latin) deus | dei, dieu, dio

God

This has one definition.

(Latin) divinus

God-like

This has one definition.

(Greek) helios

Sun

This has one definition.

(Latin) helios

Sun

This has one definition.

(Greek) hydros, hudor

Water

This has one definition.

(Latin) aqua

Water

This has one definition.

(Greek) chronos | chron

Time

This has one definition.

(Latin) tempus, temporis

Time

This has one definition.

(Greek) gyne | gyn, gynaec, gynec

Woman

This has one definition.

(Latin) femina

Woman

This has one definition.

(Latin) vir

Man; manly; masculine

This has three definitions.

(Latin) plus, pluris

More; many

This has two definitions.

(Greek) thesis, thetos

Putting; put; place; placed

This has four definitions.

(Latin) orium | -orium, -ium, -ory, -ary

Place for

This has one definition.

(Latin) pono, positum

Lay; put; place

This has three definitions.

(Greek) mantia | -mancy

Divination; prophecy; oracle

This has three definitions.

(Greek) mantia | -mancer

One who divines or prophecies

This has one definition.

(Greek) mantia | -mantic

Prophesying; having to do with divination

This has two definitions.

(Greek) latros | -latry

Worship

This has one definition.

(Greek) latros | -later

Worshipper

This has one definition.

(Greek) latros | -latrous

Worshipping

This has one definition.

(Latin) pater, patris

Father

This has one definition.

(Latin) mater, matris

Mother

This has one definition.

(Greek) adelphos

Brother

This has one definition.

(Latin) frater, fratris

Brother

This has one definition.

(Latin) gradus | gres

Step; degree

This has two definitions.

(Greek) klyzein | clys, clysm

To wash or dash over

This has one definition.

(Greek) pallein | pul, pult

To hurl

This has one definition.

(Greek) phyllon | phyll, phyllo

Leaf

This has one definition.

(Latin) folium

Leaf

This has one definition.

(Greek) phyton | phyte

Plant

This has one definition.

(Latin) herba

Grass; plant

This has two definitions.

(Greek) anthos | anthe

Flower; vegetation

This has two definitions.

(Greek) sperma | spermat, spor

Seed; sowing; to scatter

This has three definitions.

(Greek) pherein | phor

To carry; to bear

This has two definitions.

(Latin) fer, latum | fer

To bear; to carry

This has two definitions.

(Latin) porto, portatum

Carry

This has one definition.

(Latin) grex, gregis

Flock; herd; drove; group; troop; company

This has six definitions.

(Greek) idios | idio-

One's own; individual; private

This has three definitions.

(Greek) krater | crat, cras

Mix; mixing

This has two definitions.

(Greek) aristos

Best

This has one definition.

(Greek) polis | polit, polic

City

This has one definition.

(Greek) akros | acro

Tip; end; topmost; extreme

This has four definitions.

(Greek) ploutos | plut

Wealth

This has one definition.

(Greek) topos

Place

This has one definition.

(Greek) kritikos, krinein | crit, cris

Separate; judge; discern; decide

This has four decisions.

(Greek) kosmos | cosm

Order; world; universe

This has three definitions.

(Greek) hals | halo

Salt

This has one definition.

(Latin) sal, salis

Salt

This has one definition.

(Greek) naus | naut

Ship; boat

This has two definitions.

(Latin) navis

Ship; boat

This has two definitions.

(Greek) amphi

Both

This has one definition.

(Latin) ambi

On both sides; around; surround

This has three definitions.

(Latin) abilis | -able, -ible, -ble

Capable of being; that can or will; tending to

This has three definitions.

(Greek) kratia | -cracy

Rule; government

This has two definitions.

(Greek) kratia | -crat

One who rules

This has one definition.

(Greek) kratia | -cratic

Pertaining to ruling

This has one definition.

(Greek) polein | -poly

To sell; sale; selling

This has three definitions.

(Greek) polein | -pole, -polist

One who sells

This has one definition.

(Greek) polein | -polistic

Pertaining to selling

This has one definition.

(Greek) tele | tele-, telo-, tel- (often)

Far; distant

This has two definitions.

(Greek) tele | teleo-, telio-, telo-, tel- (rare)

End; result; completion

This has three definitions.

(Greek) en | en-, em-, in-

To cause; into; in; within

This has four definitions.

(Greek) dia | dia-, di-

Across; through

This has two definitions.

(Latin) trans | trans-

Across

This has one definition.

(Greek) epi | epi-

On; over; among; outer layer

This has four definitions.

(Greek) polys | poly-

Many; several; much

This has three definitions.

(Latin) super, supra | super-, supra-, sur-

Over; above; upper

This has three definitions.

(Latin) sub | sub-, suf-, sus-, sup-

Under; below; beneath; near

This has four definitions.

(Latin) inter | inter-

Among; between; amid

This has three definitions.

(Greek) heteros | hetero-

Various; different

This has two definitions.

(Latin) dicrepans, varius

Various; unlike; different

This has three definitions.

(Greek) homos | homo-

Same

This has one definition.

(Latin) idem, eadem

Same

This has one definition.

(Greek) gonia | gon

Angle

This has one definition.

(Greek) metron | meter, metr

Measure; mother

This has two definitions.

(Greek) mania | -mania

Madness for; excessive fondness for

This has two definitions.

(Greek) mania | -maniac

One who has a madness for

This has one definition.

(Greek) mania | -maniacal, -manic

Affected with a madness for

This has one definition.