ence
state, quality of
|
credence, science
|
endo, ento
|
within, inside
|
endoderm, endocrine, endocarp
|
ent
|
doing or being something, to form
|
evident, translucent
|
ent
|
one who
|
vice-regent
|
entomo
|
insect(s)
|
entomologist, entomology
|
eous
|
of, the nature of, resembling
|
aqueous, gaseous
|
epi, ep
|
among, upon, at, in addition, over or above
|
epidemic, epitaph, epidermis, epicenter, epicure
|
epos
|
song, word
|
epilogue, epic, epigram
|
ept
|
suitable, fit
|
inept
|
equ, equi
|
equal, even, just, fair
|
equality, equator, inequity, equation, equal
|
er,or, an
|
one who
|
geographer, carpenter, swimmer, orator, actor
|
er
|
comparative degree
|
faster, lighter, clearer, tighter
|
er
|
quality of, do that which is indicated
|
quarter, render, sender
|
erg, ergo, urg
|
work
|
energy, erg, anergy, synergy, ergophile
|
err
|
wander
|
err, error, erratic, erroneous
|
ery, ry
|
place where
|
bakery, rookery, bindery, laundry, cannery
|
ese
|
derivation, language
|
Japanese, Maltese, Chinese, Nepalese
|
esque
|
in the manner, style of, like
|
picturesque, burlesque, statuesque, Romanesque
|
ess
|
female, feminine ending
|
princess, lioness, actress, shepherdess, countess
|
est
|
comparing more than 2
|
fastest, latest, neatest
|
esth, esthesia
|
feeling, sensation
|
esthetic, anesthetic, esthete, anesthetist
|
et, ette, etta
|
a group
|
quartet, quintet, duet, octet, sextette, islet, dinette
|
ethn, ethnic
|
nation
|
ethnic, ethnicity, polyethnic
|
etic
|
of the nature of
|
pathetic, phonetic
|
etymo
|
true
|
etymology, etymologist, etymological
|
eu
|
well, good
|
eulogy, euphemism, euphony, euphoria
|
eur
|
agent
|
amateur, chauffeur, masseur, saboteur
|
eval
|
of or pertaining to a certain time
|
medieval, primeval
|
ex
|
out, out from
|
exit, expel, extend, exclaim, excel, export
|
ex
|
former
|
ex-mayor, ex-wife, ex-husband
|
extra
|
beyond, outside
|
extraordinary, extravagant, extramural
|
extro
|
outside
|
extrovert, extroverted, extroversion
|
fac, fact, fy, fic, fect
|
make, do
|
manufacture, factory, benefactor, facsimile, petrify, personification, beneficiary
|
fall, fals
|
deceive
|
fallacy, infallible, falsify, false
|
famil
|
family
|
family, familiar, familial
|
femina
|
woman
|
female, feminine, feminist, effeminate
|
fen
|
to strike
|
fend
|
fer
|
carry, to bear, bring
|
transfer, refer, infer, conifer
|
ference
|
that which is carried
|
circumference
|
fest
|
given or taken (by the hands)
|
manifest
|
fic
|
do, make
|
efficient, beneficial, sufficient, proficient
|
fid, fidal, fide
|
faith, trust
|
confide, fidelity, infidel, bona fide, fiduciary
|
fila, fili
|
thread
|
filament, filet, fillet
|
fili
|
son, daughter
|
filial, affiliate, filicide, affiliation
|
fin
|
end
|
final, finite, infinite, finale
|
finis
|
limit
|
infinite, infinity
|
firm, firma
|
steady, firm, solid
|
confirm, infirm, affirm, confirmation, terra firma
|
fix
|
fasten, attach
|
suffix, affix, fixture, prefix
|
flam
|
blaze
|
flame, (in)flammable, flamboyant
|
flate
|
to blow
|
deflate, inflate
|
flect, flex
|
bend, to turn
|
reflect, reflector, deflect, inflection
|
flex
|
bend
|
reflex, flexible, flex, circumflex
|
flor, floral
|
flower
|
flora, floral, efflorescent, florist
|
flu, fluous, fluc
|
flow
|
fluid, fluent, influx, affluent, fluctuate
|
foc
|
focus, lens
|
bifocals, focal point, focus
|
fol, foliate
|
leaf
|
portfolio, foliage, folio, defoliate
|
forc, fort
|
strong
|
force, fortify, forceful, forcible, fortitude, fortissimo
|
fore
|
before in time or place
|
forecast, forefather, foreleg, forehead, foretell
|
form
|
shape or form
|
uniform, reform, formation, transform
|
fort
|
strong, chance, luck
|
fort, forty, fortification, fortitude, fortune
|
frag, fract
|
break
|
fraction, fracture, fragment, fragile
|
frat, frater
|
brother
|
fraternity, fraternal, fraternize, fratricide
|
frice
|
to rub
|
dentifrice
|
frig
|
cool
|
refrigerator, frigid, refrigerate
|
fru
|
enjoy
|
fruit, fruitful, fructify, fruition
|
fug
|
flee
|
fugitive, refuge, refugee, centrifugal
|
ful
|
enough to fill
|
cupful, spoonful, mouthful, handful
|
fum
|
smoke, scent
|
fumigate, fume, fumigation
|
funct
|
perform
|
functional, malfunction, defunct, dysfunction
|
fus, fuse
|
pour
|
transfusion, fusion, diffuse, profuse
|
fy
|
to make, form into
|
magnify, unify, clarify
|
gage
|
a pledge
|
mortgage, engage, engagement
|
gam, gamy
|
marriage
|
monogamy, bigamy, trigamy, polygamy
|
gen
|
race, birth
|
generation, progeny, genetics, genocide
|
gen
|
kind, race, family
|
generous, homogenous, hydrogen
|
genesis
|
birth, to become
|
biogenesis, monogenesis
|
geno, genea
|
race of people, class, type
|
genocide, genotype, genre, genus
|
genu
|
knee
|
genuflect, genuine,
|
geo, gee
|
earth
|
geography, geology, apogee, perigee
|
germ
|
vital part
|
germ, germane, germicide
|
geronto
|
an old man, old age
|
gerontocracy, gerontophile
|
gest
|
carry, bear
|
gestate, gestatorial, congest, suggestion
|
glot
|
language, tongue
|
heptaglot, hexglot, monglot, polyglot
|
glyc
|
sweet, sugar
|
hypoglycemia, glycerin, glycemia
|
gnos, gnosis, gnostic
|
know
|
agnostic, diagnose, diagnostic. agnostic
|
gon, gonio
|
angle, corner
|
trigonometry, octagonal, polygon, pentagon
|
grad, gradu, gred, gress
|
step, to walk, degree, rank
|
degrade, graduation, gradation, retrograde, digress
|
grade
|
degree (s)
|
centigrade, retrograde
|
gram
|
a metric measure of wgt.
|
centigram, milligram, decagram
|
gram
|
letter, written
|
monogram, telegram, grammar, epigram
|
gran
|
grain
|
grain, granary, grange, granulated
|
graph, gram, graphy
|
write, draw, describe, record
|
autograph, paragraph, graphite, biography
|
grat
|
please, thank, goodwill, joy
|
grateful, congratulate, gratis, gratitude
|
grav, gravi, griev, grief
|
heavy
|
gravity, grief, grievance, gravimeter
|
greg
|
herd, group
|
congregation, gregarious, aggregate, desegregate, segregation
|
gress
|
to go, to step
|
progress, digress
|
gymn
|
naked
|
gymnasium, gymnastics
|
gyn
|
woman
|
monogyny, polygyny, gynecologist, misogynist
|
hab, habit
|
live, have, hold, dwell
|
inhabit, habitat, habit, habitual
|
hale
|
to breathe
|
exhale, inhale, inhalation
|
hearse
|
to rake, harrow
|
rehearse, co hearse
|
hecto
|
a hundred
|
hectometer, hectare
|
hedr, hedron
|
side, seat(s), surfaces
|
polyhedron, tetrahedron, cathedral
|
heli, helio, helion
|
sun
|
helium, heliotrope, heliocentric, heliograph
|
hem, hemo, emia
|
blood
|
hemorrhage, anemia, leukemia, toxemia, hemophilia
|
hemi
|
half, occurring twice
|
hemisphere, hemispheric
|
hept, hepta
|
seven
|
heptarchy, heptagon, heptangular
|
herbi
|
grass, herb, plant
|
herbivore, herbivorous
|
hetero
|
various, unlike, different
|
heterogeneous, heterosexual, heteronym, heterodox
|
hex, hexa
|
six
|
hexagon, hexangular, hexahedron
|
hier
|
sacred
|
hierarchy, hieroglyphics
|
hind
|
rear, behind
|
hind, behind, hind leg, hindsight, hindquarter
|
hippo
|
horse
|
hippopotamus, hippodrome
|
histor
|
knowing, learned, history
|
history, prehistoric, historian, historical, historic
|
holo
|
whole
|
holistic, holograph
|
hom, homi, homo
|
man, human
|
homage, homo sapiens, homicide, hombre, homosexual
|
hom, homo, homeo
|
same, like
|
homogenized, homonym, homograph, homophone, homogeneous
|
hood
|
state of, quality of, condition of
|
knighthood, manhood, falsehood, womanhood
|
hor
|
to shutter, shiver
|
abhor, horrible, horrid, horrendous
|
hosp
|
guest, host
|
hospitable, hospitality, hospice, hospital
|
host
|
enemy, stranger
|
hostile, hostage, hostility
|
hum, hume
|
earth, soil, ground
|
humus, humiliate, exhume, inhume, posthumously
|
hydr, hydro, hydrous
|
water
|
hydrant, hydrogen, hydrophobia, dehydrate
|
hygro
|
moisture, wet
|
hygrometer, hygroscopic, hygrometry
|
hyper
|
excessive, over, beyond
|
hyperactive, hypersonic, hypertension
|
hypno
|
sleep
|
hypnotize, hypnotic, hypnosis
|
hypo, hyp
|
less than usual, too little, below or under
|
hypodermic, hypoactive, hypocritical, hypotension
|
ial
|
characterized by, related to
|
connubial, industrial, commercial, remedial
|
ian
|
characterized by, related to, one that is
|
Christian, physician, Parisian, barbarian
|
iatric, iatrist, iatro
|
healing art, healing, curing
|
pediatrician, psychiatric, geriatrics, podiatry, podiatrist
|
ible
|
capable of, worthy of
|
audible, credible, incredible, edible
|
ic
|
pertaining to, connected with, like, having the nature
|
prehistoric, rhetoric, angelic, iambic, volcanic, quixotic
|
ic
|
someone or something that
|
chronic, hypodermic, supersonic
|
ic
|
to form nouns
|
magic, classic, public, rhetoric
|
ical
|
like, having the nature of
|
nautical, identical
|
ichthyo
|
fish
|
ichthyosaur
|
ician
|
expert, practitioner
|
mortician, physician, pediatrician, optician
|
icle, cule, ling
|
little
|
icicle, article, particle, canticle, miniscule, inkling
|
ics
|
denotes certain sciences, studies
|
pyrotechnics, electronics, physics, phonics
|
ident
|
same
|
identify, identical, identification, identity
|
ideo, idea
|
idea
|
ideology, idea, ideal
|
idio
|
peculiar
|
idiot, idiom, idiomatic, idiosyncrasy
|
ier, yer
|
person who, place where
|
cashier, gondolier, chiffonier, lawyer
|
ign
|
fire
|
ignite, ignition, igneous, ignitron
|
il, im, in, ir, un
|
not, without
|
illegal, illegible, immortal, unreal, immovable, invincible, irreversible
|
il, im, in, ir
|
in, into, within
|
illuminate, import, inspect, irradiate
|
ile
|
condition
|
fragile, virile, senile
|
ile
|
relating to, suited for, capable of
|
domicile, docile, agile, ductile, fertile, fragile
|
im
|
into
|
import, immerse, immigrate, implant
|
im
|
not, without
|
impossible, immature, immune, immobile
|
imperi
|
command
|
imperative, empire, emperor, imperious
|
in, ir, im, il
|
not, without
|
infidelity, invincible, inequality, incredible
|
in, im
|
in, into, upon
|
inject, infuse, inscribe, insect
|
in
|
denotes alkaloids
|
antitoxin, toxin
|
ine
|
feminine suffix
|
heroine, Caroline, Josephine, Clementine
|
ine
|
nature of, like
|
canine, feline, asinine, feminine
|
infra
|
below
|
infrared, infrahuman, infrastructure
|
ing
|
the result of
|
painting, fainting, sleeping, walking
|
ing
|
material
|
bedding, roofing, siding, quilting
|
init
|
to begin, enter upon
|
initialize, initial, initiate, initiative
|
insul
|
island
|
peninsula, insulate, insularity, insular
|
integ
|
whole, untouched
|
integrity, integrate, integral, integer
|
inter
|
between, among
|
interstate, international, intersect
|
intra, intro
|
inside or within
|
intramural, intrastate, introspect, introvert
|
ion, tion, ation
|
the act of, being, the result of
|
junction, motion, fraction, construction, reaction
|
ior
|
comparative, one who or that which
|
superior, inferior, inferiority
|
ious
|
characterized by
|
gracious, ambitious, infectious, dubious
|
ir
|
not, without
|
irregular, irresponsible, irreplaceable
|
ir
|
in, into, within
|
irradiate, irrigate, irruption
|
ir
|
anger
|
irritate, irate, ire, irascible
|
ish
|
like, pertaining to
|
Turkish, clownish, whitish, Scottish
|
isk, oid
|
resembling
|
asteroid, asterisk
|
isl
|
island
|
island, islet, isle
|
ism
|
action, process
|
baptism, plagiarism, heroism
|
ism
|
state of, condition of
|
hypnotism, barbarism, racism, pacifism, autism
|
ism
|
doctrine, system
|
stoicism, Quakerism, Americanism, realism
|
iso
|
equal, same
|
isobar, isometric, isotope isosceles
|
ist
|
one who
|
florist, dentist, manicurist
|
it
|
go
|
exit, initiate, obit, transit
|
ite
|
a resident of
|
urbanite, suburbanite
|
ite
|
do that which is indicated
|
unite
|
itis
|
inflammatory disease
|
appendicitis, bronchitis, arthritis, meningitis
|
ity, ty
|
state or quality of
|
unity, conformity, deity
|
ive
|
having the quality or nature of, belonging to
|
hyperactive, hypoactive, proactive, active
|
ive
|
causing, making
|
declarative, derogative, affirmative, additive, subtractive
|
ize, ise
|
make, to do that which is indicated
|
legalize, naturalize, synchronize, homogenize
|
ject
|
throw, cast
|
project, inject, reject, eject, subject
|
jocus
|
joke
|
joke, jocular, jocund, jocose, jocularity
|
journ
|
daily
|
journal, journalism, journey, sojourn
|
ju, jud
|
law, right, judgment
|
judge, judicial, judgment, judicious, prejudge, prejudice
|
junct
|
join, unite, connect
|
junction, conjunction, juncture, adjunct
|
jur, jus, jud
|
law, right
|
jury, perjury, jurisdiction, jurisprudence, juror, judicial, justice
|
jus
|
law, right
|
just, justice, injustice, justification
|
juven
|
young
|
juvenile, rejuvenated
|
kilo
|
a thousand
|
kilometer, kilograms, kiloton, kilocycle
|
kinesia, kinesis, kino
|
movement, motion
|
kinesthetic, telekinesis, kinetic, kinematics
|
klepto
|
to steal, thief
|
kleptomaniac, kleptomania
|
kno
|
to know
|
knowledge, know, knowing
|
lab, labor, laborat
|
work
|
collaborate, laboratory, elaborate, laborious
|
laps
|
slip
|
elapse, relapse, lapse, collapse
|
lat, lateral
|
side, wide
|
lateral, unilateral, bilateral, quadrilateral
|
lat
|
bring forward
|
legislate, legislature
|
late
|
to carry
|
collate, relate
|
laud
|
praise
|
applaud, applause, laud, illaudable
|
lavat
|
to wash, clean
|
lavatory, lave
|
le
|
small
|
semicircle, circle
|
lect
|
gather, choose
|
collect, elect, select, electoral
|
lect, leg
|
read, speak
|
lectern, legend, legible, illegible, dialect
|
leg, lig
|
law, contract, understand
|
legal, delegate, legitimate, legislate
|
leg
|
to read
|
legible, illegible
|
less
|
without
|
careless, fearless, hopeless
|
let
|
small
|
streamlet, ringlet, leaflet, bracelet
|
leuk
|
white, colorless
|
leukemia, leukocyte
|
lev
|
raise, lift, to make light
|
elevator, leverage, lever, levee
|
liber, liver
|
free
|
liberty, liberate, libertarian, liberal
|
libr
|
balance
|
equilibrium
|
libr
|
book
|
library, librarian, librettist, libretto
|
lic, licit
|
permit
|
license, licentious, licit, illicit
|
like
|
like
|
homelike, lifelike, ghostlike
|
ling
|
small
|
duckling, gosling, hireling, nestling
|
lingu, langu
|
tongue, language
|
lingual, linguistics, linguist, bilingual, language
|
liter
|
metric measure of volume
|
liter, deciliter, milliliter
|
litera, liter, lit, letter
|
letter
|
literature, literary, illiterate, literal, litany, literal, alliteration
|
lith, litho
|
stone
|
monolith, Paleolithic, Neolithic, lithograph
|
loc
|
place
|
local, location, dislocate, localize
|
locu, loqu
|
speak, word
|
locution, elocution, circumlocution, colloquial
|
log
|
knowledge, idea, word, speech, reason, study
|
geologist, logic, logically, logistics
|
log, logue, logy
|
speech, speak
|
dialogue, prologue, epilogue, eulogy
|
loger, logist
|
one versed in the study of, one involved with
|
chronologer, astrologer, astrologist, cardiologist, penologist
|
logical
|
in order
|
chronological, logic, logical, logician
|
logo, log
|
word
|
logic, logical, logogriph, logogram
|
logy, logue, loquy
|
science, study of
|
geology, anthropology, astrology, etymology, soliloquy, zoology, eulogy
|
logy
|
a collection of
|
anthology, trilogy
|
lop
|
run, leap
|
elope, interloper, elopement, lope
|
loqu, loqui, loc
|
speak
|
eloquence, soliloquy, colloquial, loquacious, elocution
|
lu
|
wash
|
deluge, antediluvian, ablution, dilute
|
luc, lum, lumin, lun
|
light
|
lucid, translucent, elucidate, Lucifer, illuminate
|
lud, lude
|
play
|
interlude, prelude, postlude, ludicrous
|
lun, luna
|
moon
|
lunar, lunatic, translunar
|
lustr
|
to light, shine
|
illuminate, translucent, illustrious
|
ly
|
occurring every so often, like
|
quarterly, annually, biannually
|
ly
|
characteristic of, in the manner of
|
fatherly, motherly, regally, timely, beautifully
|
lysis
|
to loose, loosing
|
dialysis, hydrolysis
|
macro
|
great, large, long
|
macrocosm, macron, macroscopic, marcometer
|
magni, magn, mag, meg, maj
|
great, large
|
magnify, magnitude, magnanimity, magnificent, major, majority
|
mal, male
|
bad, evil, ill, harm
|
malice, malady, malign, malignant, malediction
|
man, manu, mani
|
hand
|
manual, manuscript, manipulate, manicure, emancipate, manage, manufacture
|
mand
|
order
|
command, demand, mandatory, mandate
|
mania
|
a craving, madness
|
bibliomania, kleptomania, pyromania, dipsomania
|
mar, mare, marine
|
sea
|
marine, submarine, mariner, maritime
|
marit
|
marriage
|
marital, postmarital
|
mat
|
acting
|
automatic, mathematical
|
mater, matri
|
mother, source
|
maternal, maternity, alma mater, matron
|
med, medi
|
middle, in the middle
|
medium, mediate, medieval, mediocre, intermediate, median
|
medic
|
physician, heal
|
medical, medicine, medic
|
mega
|
large, great, a million
|
megaphone, megaton, mega millions
|
mela
|
black, dark
|
melanoma, Melanesia
|
mem, memor, memoria
|
memory, mindful, remember
|
commemorate, memorize, memorandum, memorial, memo, memory
|
men, min, mon
|
to think, remind, advise, warn
|
admonish, mention, mentor
|
ment
|
mind
|
mental, demented, mentality, memento
|
ment
|
state, quality, condition, product
|
fragment, department, figment, condiment, amazement, adornment, arrangement, refinement
|
ment
|
do that which is indicated, action, process
|
fragment, development, abridgement, government, embezzlement
|
merg, merge, merse
|
plunge, dip, sink in, to arise
|
merge, submerge, merger, emerge, submerse
|
meri
|
the middle
|
antemeridian, postmeridian
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meta
|
change
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metaphor, metamorphic, metabolism
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meta
|
beyond
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metaphysics, metabiolgocial, metachrome
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meter
|
measure, a measurement
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diameter, barometer, altimeter, perimeter
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metr, metry
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measure
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metric, geometric, isometric, symmetrical, geometry
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migr, migra
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move, travel
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migrate, emigrate, immigrant, migratory
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micr, micro
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small, a millionth
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microscope, microbiology, microphone
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mil
|
soldier
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militant, military, militia, militate
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mill, milli, mille
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a thousandth part, a thousand
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millimeter, milligrams, millionaire, millipede, milliliter
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mim
|
imitate, copy
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mimic, mimeograph, pantomime, mime
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mini, mina
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small
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miniature, minute
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mis, miso
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wrong, bad, less
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mistake, misfortune, mishap, misopedia
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miser
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wretched, pity
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miserable, miser, misery, commiserate
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miss
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send, let go
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mission, missionary, missive, missile
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mit, mis
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send
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transmit, emit, remit, intromit
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mnem, mnesia
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memory
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amnesia, mnemonic, amnesty, Mnemosyne
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mob, mobil, mobile
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move
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automobile, mobile, immobile, mobility
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mon, mono
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one, single, alone
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monarch, monoplane, monarchy, monorail, monocle
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mon, monit
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advise, warn, remind
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admonish, monitor, admonition, premonition
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mon
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state of
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matrimony
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monstr, monstri, must
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show
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demonstrate, demonstrative, remonstrance
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mor
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custom, fool, manner, way of carrying oneself
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moral, morality, morals, mores, moron, amoral, immoral
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morph, morpho
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form, shape
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metamorphosis, morphometry, metamorphic, morphology
|
morse
|
to bite
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remorse, morsel
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mort, mortem, mortu, mors
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death, to die
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mortal, immortal, mortality, mortician, remorse
|
mot
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move, motion
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motor, promote, demote, commotion
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mov, mob, mot
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move
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move, movable, remove, movie, mobile
|
mult, multi
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many, much
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multicolor, multitude, multimillionaire
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mund
|
the world
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mundane, intermundane, mundanely
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mur
|
walls
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murals, intramural
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mut
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change, exchange
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mutual, commute, mutuality, mutation
|
nas
|
nose
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nasal, postnasal
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nat, nasc
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birth, born
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native, nativity, natal, innate, renascence
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natat
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to swim
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natatorium
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natio
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nation, race
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international, national, nationality
|
natur
|
nature
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supernatural, nature, natural
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naus, naut
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ship / sailor
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nausea, nautical, nautilus, aquanaut
|
nav
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ship, to sail
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navy, navigate, naval, circumnavigate
|
necess
|
unavoidable
|
necessary, unnecessary
|
necro
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the dead, a dead body
|
necrophilia. necromancy
|
neg, non
|
not, without
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nonsensical, neglect, negate
|
neo
|
new, modern
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neologism, neophyte, Neolithic, neonate
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nes, nesia
|
island
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Indonesia, Polynesian, Micronesia, Dodecanese
|
ness
|
state of, quality or condition of
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greatness, kindness, wilderness, dimness
|
neuro, neur, nerv
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nerve, nerves
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neurological, neurology, nerves, nervous, neuron, neuralgia
|
noc, nox
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night, harm
|
noxious, nocturnal, nocturne
|
nom
|
law, order, arrangement
|
astronomy, economy, autonomy, taxonomy
|
nomen, nomin
|
name
|
nomenclature, denomination, nominative, nominate
|
nomy
|
scientific study, the science of
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astronomy
|
non
|
not, without
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nonliving, nonstop, nonexistence, nonfiction
|
nona, nov, novem
|
nine
|
November, novennial, nonagon, novena
|
norm
|
rule, pattern
|
normal, abnormal, normality
|
nov
|
new, recent
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novel, novelty, novice, innovate, nova
|
null, nihil, nil
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nothing, void
|
nullify, annihilate
|
numer
|
number
|
numeral, numerator, numerous, enumerate
|
nunci, nounc
|
declare, warn
|
denounce, renounce, enunciate, pronounce
|
nym, onym, onon
|
word
|
antonym, synonym, homonym
|
o, ob, oc, of, op
|
against, opposite
|
object, opposition, obstruct
|
oct, octa, octu
|
eight
|
octagon, octopus, octant, October, octillion, octet
|
ocul, ocle
|
eye
|
ocular, oculist, binoculars, monocular
|
oid
|
like, resembling, having the form of
|
asteroid
|
olig
|
few
|
oligarchy, oligopoly, oligochrome
|
omni
|
all
|
omnivore, omnivorous
|
on
|
large, consisting of
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million
|
onym, onymous
|
name, word
|
antonym, synonym, homonym, acronym, anonymous, synonymous
|
ology
|
study of, science of
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chronology, psychology, biology, ecology,
|
op, opt. opto, opsy
|
sight, eye, vision
|
myopic, optic, optometrist, optical, opuscule
|
oper, opus
|
labor, work,
|
cooperate, operation, operative
|
or
|
one who, thing that
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orator, dictator, juror, operator
|
or
|
do that which is indicated
|
factor, labor
|
orama
|
a view, sight
|
diorama, panorama, cyclorama
|
orare
|
speak, pray
|
oral, oracle, orator, oratory
|
ord, ordin
|
order
|
order, ordination, ordinary
|
orexi
|
appetite
|
anorexia
|
orium, ory
|
place of or for
|
auditorium, crematorium, sanatorium
|
orth, ortho
|
correct, straight, true
|
orthodontist, orthopedics, orthography
|
ory
|
place of or for
|
dormitory, laboratory, territory
|
osis, esis, asis
|
abnormal, condition/ state
|
hypnosis, psychosis, neurosis, otiosis, exegesis, psoriasis
|
oss, osteo
|
bone
|
ossify, osteopath, osteomyelitis, osteotomy
|
otic
|
of or pertaining to; produce, cause
|
antibiotic, biotic, abiotic
|
ous
|
full of, having the quality of
|
semiprecious, semicircle
|
ov
|
egg, egg-shaped
|
oval, ovum, ovary, oviparous
|
over
|
too much, extra
|
overeat, overtime, overblown, overbear
|
pac, plais
|
please
|
placebo, placid, placate, complacent
|
paci, pac
|
peace
|
pacify, pacifist, pacifier
|
paed, ped
|
child, teach
|
encyclopedia, pedantic, pedagogue, pediatrician, pedophile
|
paleo
|
long ago, ancient
|
paleontology, paleography, Paleocene, Paleolithic, Paleozoic
|
pan, panto
|
all, every
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Pandora, panacea, panorama, pantheism
|
par
|
give birth
|
parent, parentage, biparous, viviparous
|
par
|
appear
|
apparent, transparent
|
par
|
equal, compare
|
compare, comparable, parable, parity
|
para
|
a shield or protection from
|
parasol, parapet
|
para
|
beside, beyond
|
paragraph, parallel, parasite, paraphrase
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