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(Greek) an | an-, a-, un- |
No; not; without |
The reverse. |
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(Latin) in | in-, il-, ir-, im-, un-, en- em- |
No; not |
The reverse. |
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(Greek) phonos | phon, phone, phono |
Sound; voice; speech |
Relates to noise. |
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(Latin) sonus | soun, son |
Sound |
What it sounds like. |
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(Latin) vox, vocis | vok |
Voice |
What speech is made of. |
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(Latin) dico, dictum |
Speak; speech |
What words constitute. |
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(Latin) loqui, liquor, locutus |
Speak; speech |
This has the same definition as dico and dictum. |
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(Latin) longus |
Long |
Exactly what it sounds like. |
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(Greek) eu | eu- |
Well; good; easily; pleasant |
This has a positive definition. |
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(Latin) cum | co-, cog-, col-, com-, con- |
With; together |
Cohesive. |
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(Latin) malus | mali, mala |
Bad; ugly; evil; ill |
This has a bad definition. |
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(Latin) alis | -al |
Of or relating to; pertaining to |
This has the same definitions as ikos. |
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(Greek) syn | sym-, syn- |
Together; with; at the same time |
Cohesive. |
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(Latin) liber, libri |
Book |
This has the same definition as biblos. |
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(Latin) describere |
Draw; describe |
Forms of observation. |
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(Latin) brevis |
Small; short |
Not big. |
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(Latin) specto, spectatum |
Look at; see; examine; view; observe |
Forms of notice. |
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(Greek) ikos | -ic |
Of or relating to; pertaining to |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) skopeo | scop, scepter, skept, scopy, shop |
See; look at; examine; view; observe; inspect; consider |
All the forms of notice. |
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(Latin) scribe, scriptum |
Write; spell; record |
What a scholar does. |
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(Latin) bonus | bon-, bount, boon |
Good; well |
This has a positive definition. |
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(Latin) bene |
Well |
This has only one definition. |
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(Latin) video, visum |
See |
To look at. |
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(Greek) graph | graphy |
Write; draw; spell; describe; record |
This has five definitions. |
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(Greek) biblos | biblio, bibl |
Book |
A source of learning. |
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(Greek) mikros | micro- |
small; short |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) gramma | gram |
Write; draw; spell; describe; record |
This is the noun form of the verb form graph. |
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(Latin) lumen, lux |
Light; brightness; clarity |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) kakos | caco- |
Bad; ill |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) makros | macro- |
Large; long; thick |
Denotes width. |
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(Greek) photos | photo, phos, phot |
Light |
What the sun produces. |
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(Greek) antos | anti- |
Against |
Another ways to say opposing. |
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(Latin) on | ob-, oc-, of-, o-, op- |
Against; opposed to |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) ana | ana- |
Up; back again; along; through |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) kata | cata- |
Down; apart; against; completely |
This has opposing definitions to ana. |
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(Latin) prae |prae-, pro- |
Before; in front; for |
Similar to forward. |
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(Greek) pro | pre-, pro- |
Before; forward; in front of |
This has similar definitions to prae. |
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(Greek) tautos | tauto- |
Same |
Another way to say likewise. |
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(Greek) pathos | pathy |
Feeling; disease; suffering |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) thetapeia | thera, ther |
Cure |
The solution. |
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(Greek) rrhea | rheo, rrh, rhag |
Flow; gush; burst |
Like a hemorrhage. |
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(Latin) curro, cursum |cur, curr |
Run |
An exercise. |
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(Greek) dromein |
To run |
The verb form of curro and cursum. |
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(Latin) jungo, junctum | jun, jug, junc |
Join; unite; connect |
To bring together. |
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(Greek) statos | stat, stas, stin |
Stand; stop |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) tomos |
Cut; incision |
How you would open some things. |
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(Greek) tonos | ten |
Stretch; tone |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) haema | haem, hem, hema, -aem, -em, emia |
Blood |
It fills your veins. |
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(Latin) medicus |
Physician; healer; healing |
This is what it sounds like. |
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(Greek) iatros |
Doctor; physician; comforter |
This is similar to medicus. |
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(Greek) iatros | -iatry, -iatrics |
A healing; science of healing |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) iatros | -iatrist |
One who heals; doctor; physician |
This had three definitions. |
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(Greek) iatros | -iatric |
Promoting healing |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) aticum| -age |
Belonging to; result of; process |
This had three definitions. |
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(Latin) ioun |-io, -ion, -sion, -tion |
Act or process; state or condition |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) heiros | hier-, holi |
Sacred; holy |
This is related to religion. |
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(Latin) ante | ante- |
Before; in front of |
Other ways to say forward. |
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(Greek) neos |
New; young |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) novus |
New; fresh |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) eos | eo |
Dawn |
The ___ of a new day. |
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(Greek) astron |
Star |
Astronomy is the study of this. |
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(Latin) stella |
Star |
This has the same definition as astron. |
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(Greek) psychos | psych |
Mind; spirit; soul |
The ephemeral. |
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(Greek) physis | phys |
Nature; growth |
This had two definitions. |
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(Greek) oikos | ec, oec, eco |
House; environment |
The domain. |
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(Greek) nomos |
Law; arrangement |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) glyphe | glyph, glypt |
Carve; carving |
This is how you would etch stone. |
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(Greek) paleo |
Old |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) lithos | -lite, lith |
Stone |
This is a kind of rock. |
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(Greek) petros | petr, peter |
Rock; stone |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) nomen, nominis |
Name |
This is what it sounds like. |
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(Greek) onoma | -onym, nomy |
Name |
This had the same definition as nomen and nominis. |
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(Latin) bellum |
War; combat; fight |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) makaos | -machy, -machia |
War; fight |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) makaos | -machist |
One who fights |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) makaos | -machic, -machial, - machal |
Pertaining to fighting. |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) lyein, lysis | -lysis |
A loosening; solution; undo |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) lyein, lysis | -lyst |
One who solves |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) lyein, lysis | -lytic, -lytical |
Loosening; solving; undoing |
These are gerunds. |
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(Latin) urbs, urbis |
City |
Think of urban. |
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(Greek) ethnos |
Nation; people; culture |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) eikon | icon |
Image; idol; figure |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) audius |audio |
To hear; hearing |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) figo, fixum |
Fix; fasten; attach |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) scio, scitum | scie |
Know |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) techne | tect |
Art; skill; work |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) ars, artis | ert |
Art; skill |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) luna |
Moon |
Think of lunar. |
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(Greek) kinesis | cinema |
Movement |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) cedo, cessurus |
Move; yield |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) hypnos |
Sleep |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) dormio, dormitum |
Sleep |
This has the same definition as hypnos. |
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(Latin) facio, factum | fac, fact, -fy |
Do; make; form |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) dendron |
Tree |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) arbor, arboris |
Tree |
This has the same definition as dendron. |
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(Latin) discipulus |
Student |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) monia | -monia, -mony |
Condition |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) klastos | -clasm |
Breakage; destruction |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) klastos | -clast |
One who shatters or destroys |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) klastos | -clastic |
Breaking; destruction |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) primus |
First |
Think of primary. |
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(Latin) secundus |
Second |
This is obvious. |
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(Latin) tertius |
Third |
Think of tertiary. |
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(Latin) quartus |
Fourth |
Think of quarter. |
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(Latin) quintus |
Fifth |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) pente |
Five |
Think of a pentagon. |
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(Latin) sextus | sest |
Sixth |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) septimus |
Seventh |
This had one definition. |
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(Latin) octavus |
Eighth |
Think of an octagon. |
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(Latin) nonus |
Ninth |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) decimus |
Tenth |
Think of a decade. |
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(Greek) deka | deca |
Ten |
This should be obvious. |
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(Greek) patamos | pota, poto |
River |
Think of a hippopotamus. |
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(Greek) pteron |
Wing |
Think of a pterodactyl. |
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(Greek) hodos | odo, od |
Way; path |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) athlon | athle |
Prize; award |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) aero |
Air |
This is what it sounds like. |
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(Greek) andro |
Male; masculine |
Think of an androgen. |
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(Greek) crypto |
Hidden |
Think of cryptography. |
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(Greek) pan | pan-, panto- |
All; every |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) omnis | omni- |
All |
Think of omniscient. |
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(Greek) olig | olig- |
Few |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) rari |
Few |
This has the same definition as olig. |
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(Latin) a | a-, ab- |
Away from |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) archos | arch, archi, archy |
Rule; govern; chief; principal; lead |
This has five definitions. |
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(Greek) archos | archae-, archa- |
Primitive; ancient; very old |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) antiquus |
Ancient; old |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) regnum |
Govern; rule; lead |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) verbum | verb |
Word |
A verb is a ___. |
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(Greek) bios | bio, be |
Life; living |
Think of biology. |
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(Latin) vivo, victum | viv, vict, vi |
Live |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) vita |
Life |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) genos | gen, gon, geno |
Kind; race; origin |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) genus |
Birth; race; species; origin; kind |
This has five definitions. |
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(Latin) origo |
Beginning |
Think of an origin. |
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(Greek) logos | log |
Word; idea; discussion; reason |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) logos | -logy, -ology |
Study; study of |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) per | per- |
Through; by; by means of |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) annus | enni |
Year |
Think of annual. |
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(Greek) monos | mono- |
One; alone; solitary |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) solus |
Alone |
This had one definition. |
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(Latin) unus | uni- |
One |
This had one definition. |
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(Greek) dia | dia-, di- |
Two; twice |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) bi | bi- |
Two |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) duo | due, dua |
Two; double |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) tres | tri |
Three |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) quattuor | quad |
Four |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) quinque |
Five |
This had one definition. |
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(Latin) sex |
Six |
This had one definition. |
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(Latin) septem |
Seven |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) octo |
Eight |
This had one definition. |
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(Latin) novem |
Nine |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) decem |
Ten |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) centum |
Hundred |
This had one definition. |
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(Latin) mille |
Thousand |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) dies | diem, dial |
Day |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) canis |
Dog |
Think of a canine. |
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(Latin) feles |
Cat |
Think of a feline. |
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(Greek) leon | lion |
Lion |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) porcus |
Pig; hog; swine |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) tigris |
Tiger |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) zoon | zo, zoan |
Animal |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) sauros |
Lizard |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) equus | equi, eque |
Horse |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) hippos |
Horse |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) caballus | cav, chiv, chev |
Horse |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) ornis, ornithos |
Bird |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) avis |
Bird |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) ichthys |
Fish |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) piscis | poise |
Fish |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) entomos |
Insect |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) dromos |
Race course; runway; running |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) trophos | trophe |
Food; to feed or eat; feeder; nutrition |
This has four definitions. |
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(Latin) vorare |
To eat greedily; swallow |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) phagein | phag, phago |
Eating; destroying |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) boskein | bosc |
Feed; graze |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) eidos | -oidism |
Resemblance; form |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) eidos | -oid |
That which resembles; like; resembling |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) ad | ad-, af-, al-, ac-, ag- |
To; toward |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) para | para- |
Beside; along with; amiss; aside from |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) autos | auto- |
Self |
This had one definition. |
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(Latin) sub | sub-, suf-, sus-, sup- |
Under |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) re | re- |
Again; back |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) plico, plicatum | plex |
Fold |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) durus |
Hard to the touch; strong; difficult |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) thermos |
Heat |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) calor |
Heat |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) ardor |
Burn; burning; a flame |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) pyro |
Fire |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) ignis |
Fire |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) Vulcanus |
Roman good of fire (Vulcan) |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) tropos | trope |
Turn; turning |
This has two definitions . |
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(Latin) verso, versum |
Turn |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) hygr | hygr |
Moisture |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) humor |
Moisture |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) ballein | bal, ball, bol, bl |
To throw |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) jacio, jactum | ject |
Throw |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) holos |
Complete; whole; entire |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) baros, barys | bari |
Heavy; weight; pressure |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) allos | aller |
Other |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) chirurgeon | surg |
Working by hand |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) rumpo, ruptum |
Break; burst; split |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) glykys | glyc, gluk, gluc |
Sweet |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) duco, ductum | duce |
Draw; attract; lead |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) ago, actum | agi, gu, ga |
Do; act; drive; perform |
This has four definitions. |
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(Latin) pendo, pensum |
Hang down; weigh; consider; judge |
This has four definitions. |
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(Latin) ventus |
Wind |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) banca | bank, banq |
Bench |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) felix, felicis |
Happy |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) fides | fianc |
Faith; trust |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) pax, pacis | pay, peas, peac |
Peace |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) stylos | style |
Pillar; column |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) kallos | calli, cali |
Beautiful; beauty |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) stethnos |
Strength |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) keratos | cera, cerat |
Horn; horny |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) erythros |
Red |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) rhodon |
Rose; red |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) kyanos | cyan, cyano |
Dark blue |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) glaukos | glauc |
Gray |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) xanthos |
Yellow |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) leukos | leuc, leuco |
White; light; colorless |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) chrysos |
Gold; yellow |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) chloros |
Green; light green; yellow-green |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) hyper | hyper- |
Over; too much; overly; beyond |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) hypo | hypo- |
Under; less than; too little; below |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) kyklos | cycl |
Circle; ring; wheel |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) circum | cir, circ |
Around; about |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) arcus | arc, arch |
Bow; arc |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) gyros | gyr, gory |
A circle |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) kentros | center, centr |
Center |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) medius | med, medi |
Middle |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) dynamikos | dyn, dynam |
Power; force |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) ergon | erg, ergo, urg |
Work |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) labor |
Work |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) chromos | chrom, chromat, chro |
Color |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) gnos | gno, gnos, gnost |
Know |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) scio, scitum | sci |
Know |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) sophos |
Wisdom |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) sapius, sagacis |
Wise; foreseeing; wisdom |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) dokein | dox, dog, dogmat |
Think; have an opinion |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) bathos | batho, bathy |
Depth |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) glotta | gloss, glott, glot |
Tongue; language |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) lingua |
Tongue; language |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) cheir | chir, chiro |
Hand |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) manus |mani |
Hand |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) cephal |
Head |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) caput, capitis |
Head |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) daktylos | dactyl, dact, diget |
Finger; toe |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) digitus |
Finger; toe; inch |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) podos, pous | pod |
Foot |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) pes, pedis | pedi, pede |
Foot |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) osteo |
Bone |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) ossiculum, ossis |
Bone |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) dermatos | derm, dermat |
Skin; hide |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) cutis |
Skin; hide |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) pachys |
Thick; dense |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) curo, curatum |
Care |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) plastikos | plas, plasm, plast |
Mold; shape; form; substance |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) morphos |
Form; shape |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) algos | -algia, -algy |
Pain |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) algos | -algiac |
One who suffers pain |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) algos | -algic, -algetic |
Pertaining to or causing pain |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) itis | -itis |
Inflammation |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) itis | -itic |
One who has inflammation; characterized by inflammation |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) extra | extra- |
Outside |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) de | de- |
Down; away from; undo |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) infans, infantis |
Inability to speak |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) pais, paidos | peda, pedi |
Child |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) schole |
Leisure; free time |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) agon |
Contest; struggle; trial |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) cardo, Cardinis |
Hinge |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) porta |
Door; gate; entry |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) ordo, ordinis |
Row; array; command |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) barbaros |
Foreign |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) dokein | dox, dog, dogma |
Think; have an opinion; suppose |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) elektron | elec |
Amber |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) rideo, risum |
Laugh; make fun of |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) ludo, lusus |
Play; mock; imitate |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) agein | ago, gog, gogue |
To lead |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) theatron, theatrikos |
Place for seeing |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) chamai | chame |
On the ground |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) etymos |
True meaning; root meaning of word |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) epos | epy |
Word |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) orthos | ortho- |
Correct; right; straight |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) isos | iso- |
Equal |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) hemi | hemi- |
Half |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) semi | semi- |
Half |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) entos | ent-, ento-, endo-, end- |
Within; inner |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) eks | e-, ec-, ex- |
Out of; from; former; beyond; without |
This has five definitions. |
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(Greek) peri | peri- |
Around |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) latus |
Side |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) angulus |
Corner |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) geo |
Earth |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) humus |
Earth; soil |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) terra |
Earth; land |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) montis | mon, moun |
Mountain |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) mare |
Sea; ocean |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) thalassa | thalatt |
Sea; ocean |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) entia, entis | -ent, -ant |
That shows, has, or does; thing/person that |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) entia, entis | -ence, -ance |
Act; fact; quality; state; result; degree |
This has six definitions. |
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(Greek) ate | -ate (noun) |
A function; an official or an office |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) ate | -ate (verb) |
To cause; to become |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) izein | -ize |
To become; become like; change into |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) izein | -ism |
State or condition of |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) neuro |
Nerve |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) arthro |
Joint |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) cyte, cyto |
Cell; hollow |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) bracchium | brace, brach |
Arm |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) odontos |
Tooth |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) dens, dantis | dand |
Tooth |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) soma, somat | some |
Body |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) corpus, corporis | corp |
Body |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) oo |
Beginning; egg |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) ovum, ovi |
Egg |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) kranion | crani |
Skull |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) myos |
Muscle |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) kardia | cardio-, card |
Heart |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) cordis | cor, cour |
Heart |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) sanus | sanit |
Healthy; not diseased or injured |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) dorsum | doss |
Back |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) ethos, ethikos |
Character; habit; moral |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) nekros | nekr, nox |
Dead body; death |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) xeros |
Dry |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) blastos |
Bud; budding; shoot; germ |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) xenos |
Strange; foreign; stranger |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) deinos | dino, dire |
Terrible; horror |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) xylon |
Wood |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) dys | dys-, dis- |
Difficult; bad |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) pseudes | pseudo-, pseudo |
False; counterfeit |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) sauros |
Lizard |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) megas | mega-, megalo- |
Large; big; great; giant; million |
This has five definitions. |
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(Latin) magnus | magn |
Large; big |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) misein | mis-, miso- |
Hate; wrong; wrongly; bad; badly |
This has five definitions. |
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(Latin) odium |
Hate |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) amor, amatum | ami |
Love |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) philia | phil, phile, philo |
Love; friendship; having a strong tendency towards |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) anthropos | anthrop |
Man; mankind; human being |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) homo, hominis |
Man; human |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) demos | dem, demo |
People |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) populus | popul, publ |
People |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) -istes | -ist |
One who is, does, makes, or believes; that which is |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) -ianus, -or | -ian, -tor, -sor, -or, -er |
One who is, does, makes, or believes; that which is |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) -ous | -ous, -ious, -eous |
Full of; having; characterized by |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) -osus | -ose |
Full of; having; characterized by |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) -ful | -ful, -full |
Full of; having; characterized by |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) phobos |
Fear |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) phobos | -phobia |
Dread of; morbid fear of |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) phobos | -phobiac, -phone, -phobist |
One who has a morbid fear of |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) phobos | -phobic |
Fearful of; dreading |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) theos | theo, the |
God |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) deus | dei, dieu, dio |
God |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) divinus |
God-like |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) helios |
Sun |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) helios |
Sun |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) hydros, hudor |
Water |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) aqua |
Water |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) chronos | chron |
Time |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) tempus, temporis |
Time |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) gyne | gyn, gynaec, gynec |
Woman |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) femina |
Woman |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) vir |
Man; manly; masculine |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) plus, pluris |
More; many |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) thesis, thetos |
Putting; put; place; placed |
This has four definitions. |
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(Latin) orium | -orium, -ium, -ory, -ary |
Place for |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) pono, positum |
Lay; put; place |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) mantia | -mancy |
Divination; prophecy; oracle |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) mantia | -mancer |
One who divines or prophecies |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) mantia | -mantic |
Prophesying; having to do with divination |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) latros | -latry |
Worship |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) latros | -later |
Worshipper |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) latros | -latrous |
Worshipping |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) pater, patris |
Father |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) mater, matris |
Mother |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) adelphos |
Brother |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) frater, fratris |
Brother |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) gradus | gres |
Step; degree |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) klyzein | clys, clysm |
To wash or dash over |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) pallein | pul, pult |
To hurl |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) phyllon | phyll, phyllo |
Leaf |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) folium |
Leaf |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) phyton | phyte |
Plant |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) herba |
Grass; plant |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) anthos | anthe |
Flower; vegetation |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) sperma | spermat, spor |
Seed; sowing; to scatter |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) pherein | phor |
To carry; to bear |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) fer, latum | fer |
To bear; to carry |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) porto, portatum |
Carry |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) grex, gregis |
Flock; herd; drove; group; troop; company |
This has six definitions. |
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(Greek) idios | idio- |
One's own; individual; private |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) krater | crat, cras |
Mix; mixing |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) aristos |
Best |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) polis | polit, polic |
City |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) akros | acro |
Tip; end; topmost; extreme |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) ploutos | plut |
Wealth |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) topos |
Place |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) kritikos, krinein | crit, cris |
Separate; judge; discern; decide |
This has four decisions. |
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(Greek) kosmos | cosm |
Order; world; universe |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) hals | halo |
Salt |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) sal, salis |
Salt |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) naus | naut |
Ship; boat |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) navis |
Ship; boat |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) amphi |
Both |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) ambi |
On both sides; around; surround |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) abilis | -able, -ible, -ble |
Capable of being; that can or will; tending to |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) kratia | -cracy |
Rule; government |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) kratia | -crat |
One who rules |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) kratia | -cratic |
Pertaining to ruling |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) polein | -poly |
To sell; sale; selling |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) polein | -pole, -polist |
One who sells |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) polein | -polistic |
Pertaining to selling |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) tele | tele-, telo-, tel- (often) |
Far; distant |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) tele | teleo-, telio-, telo-, tel- (rare) |
End; result; completion |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) en | en-, em-, in- |
To cause; into; in; within |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) dia | dia-, di- |
Across; through |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) trans | trans- |
Across |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) epi | epi- |
On; over; among; outer layer |
This has four definitions. |
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(Greek) polys | poly- |
Many; several; much |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) super, supra | super-, supra-, sur- |
Over; above; upper |
This has three definitions. |
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(Latin) sub | sub-, suf-, sus-, sup- |
Under; below; beneath; near |
This has four definitions. |
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(Latin) inter | inter- |
Among; between; amid |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) heteros | hetero- |
Various; different |
This has two definitions. |
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(Latin) dicrepans, varius |
Various; unlike; different |
This has three definitions. |
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(Greek) homos | homo- |
Same |
This has one definition. |
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(Latin) idem, eadem |
Same |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) gonia | gon |
Angle |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) metron | meter, metr |
Measure; mother |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) mania | -mania |
Madness for; excessive fondness for |
This has two definitions. |
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(Greek) mania | -maniac |
One who has a madness for |
This has one definition. |
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(Greek) mania | -maniacal, -manic |
Affected with a madness for |
This has one definition. |