447PRESUF 01 tủ tài liệu bách khoa

Prefix & Suffix (pie.edu.vn) Study online at quizlet.com/_254iib a-, an- not, without _Ex:apolitical, atheist, anarchy, anonymous, apathy, aphasia, anemia ab, abs away from, off _Ex:absolve, abrupt, absent -able, ible Adjective: worth, ability _Ex:solvable, incredible acer, acid, acri bitter, sour, sharp _Ex:acerbic, acidity, acrid, acrimony act, ag do, act, drive _Ex:active, react, agent, active, agitate 23 -ance, ence Noun: action, state, quality or process _Ex:resistance, independence, extravagance, fraudulence 24 -ancy, ency Noun: state, quality or capacity _Ex:vacancy, agency, truancy, latency 25 andr, andro male, characteristics of men _Ex:androcentric, android 26 ang angular _Ex:angle 27 anim mind, life, spirit, anger _Ex:animal, animate, animosity 28 ann, annu, enni yearly _Ex:annual, annual, annuity, anniversary, perrenial acu sharp _Ex:acute, acupuncture, accurate -acy, cy Noun: state or quality _Ex:privacy, infancy, adequacy, intimacy, supremacy -ade act, product, sweet drink _Ex:blockade, lemonade 29 ante aer, aero air, atmosphere, aviation _Ex:aerial, aerosol, aerodrome before _Ex:anterior, anteroom, antebellum, antedate, antecedent antediluvian 30 10 ag, agi, ig, act do, move, go _Ex:agent, agenda, agitate, navigate, ambiguous, action -ant, ent Noun: an agent, something that performs the action _Ex:disinfectant, dependent, fragrant -age Noun: activity, or result of action _Ex:courage, suffrage, shrinkage, tonnage 31 11 -ant, ent, ient Adjective: kind of agent, indication _Ex:important, dependent, convenient agri, agro pertaining to fields or soil _Ex:agriculture, agroindustry 32 anthrop 12 man _Ex:anthropology, misanthrope, philanthropy -al Noun: action, result of action _Ex:referral, disavowal, disposal, festival 33 13 anti, ant against, opposite _Ex:antisocial, antiseptic, antithesis, antibody, antinomies, antifreeze, antipathy 14 alb, albo white, without pigment _Ex:albino, albite 34 anti, antico old _Ex:antique, antiquated, antiquity 15 -al, -ial, -ical Adjective: quality, relation _Ex:structural, territorial, categorical 35 apo, ap, aph away from, detached, formed _Ex:apology, apocalypse, aphagia 16 ali, allo, alter other _Ex:alias, alibi, alien, alloy, alter, alter ego, altruism 36 aqu water _Ex:aqueous 37 -ar, -ary 17 alt high, deep _Ex:altimeter, altitude Adjective: resembling, related to _Ex:spectacular, unitary am, ami, amor love, like, liking _Ex:amorous, amiable, amicable, enamoured 38 18 arch chief, first, rule _Ex:archangel, architect, archaic, monarchy, matriarchy, patriarchy, Archeozoic era 19 ambi both _Ex:ambidextrous 39 20 ambul to walk _Ex:ambulatory, amble, ambulance, somnambulist -ard, art Noun: characterized _Ex:braggart, drunkard, wizard 40 Noun: person _Ex:artisan, guardian, historian, magician aster, astr star _Ex:aster, asterisk, asteroid, astronomy, astronaut 41 -ate Adjective: kind of state _Ex:inviolate 42 -ate Verb: cause to be _Ex:graduate, ameliorate, amputate, colligate 21 22 -an ana, ano up, back, again, anew _Ex:anode, anagram, anagenetic 43 -ate Noun: state, office, fuction _Ex:candidate, electorate, delegate 64 caus, caut burn, heat _Ex:caustic, cauldron, cauterize 44 -ation Noun: action, resulting state _Ex:specialization, aggravation, alternation 65 cause, cuse, cus cause, motive _Ex:because, excuse, accusation 45 auc, aug, aut to originate, to increase _Ex:augment , author, augment, auction 66 46 aud, audi, aur, aus to hear, listen _Ex:audience, audio, audible, auditorium, audiovisual, audition, auricular, ausculate ceas, ced, cede, ceed, cess to go, to yield, move, go, surrender _Ex:succeed, proceed, precede, recede, secession, exceed, succession 67 cent hundred _Ex:centennial, century, centipede 68 centr, centri center _Ex:eccentricity, centrifugal, concentric, eccentric 69 chrom color _Ex:chrome, chromosome, polychrome, chromatic 70 chron time _Ex:chronology, chronic, chronicle chronometer, anachronism, synchronize 71 cide, cis, cise to kill, to cut, cut down _Ex:fratricide, homicide, incision, incision, circumcision, scissors 72 circum around _Ex:circumnavigate, circumflex, circumstance, circumcision, circumference, circumorbital, circumlocution, circumvent, circumscribe, circulatory 73 cit call, start _Ex:incite, citation, cite 74 civ citizen _Ex:civic, civil, civilian, civilization 75 clam, claim cry out _Ex:exclamation, clamor, proclamation, reclamation, acclaim 76 clin lean, bend _Ex:decline, aclinic, inclination 77 clud, clus claus to close, shut _Ex:include, exclude, clause, claustrophobia, enclose, exclusive, reclusive, conclude 78 co, cog, col, coll, con, com, cor with, together _Ex:cohesiveness, cognate, collaborate, convene, commitment, compress, contemporary, converge, compact, confluence, convenient, concatenate, conjoin, combine, correct 79 cogn, gnos to know _Ex:recognize, cognizant, diagnose, agnostic, incognito, prognosis 47 aug, auc increase _Ex:augur, augment, auction 48 aut, auto self _Ex:automobile, automatic, automotive, autograph, autonomous, autoimmune 49 bar weight, pressure _Ex:barometer 50 be on, around, over, about, excessively, make, cause, name, affect _Ex:berate, bedeck, bespeak, belittle, beleaguer 51 belli war _Ex:rebellion, belligerent, casus belli, bellicose 52 bene good, well, gentle _Ex:benefactor, beneficial, benevolent, benediction, beneficiary, benefit 53 bi, bine two _Ex:biped, bifurcate, biweekly, bivalve, biannual 54 bibl, bibli, biblio book _Ex:bibliophile, bibliography, Bible 55 bio, bi life _Ex:biography, biology, biometricsm biome, biosphere 56 brev short _Ex:abbreviate, brevity, brief 57 cad, cap, cas, ceiv, cept, capt, cid, cip to take, to seize, to hold _Ex:receive, deceive, capable, capacious, captive, accident, capture, occasion, concept, intercept, forceps, except, reciprocate 58 cad, cas to fall _Ex:cadaver, cadence, cascade 59 -cade procession _Ex:motorcade 60 calor heat _Ex:calorie, caloric, calorimeter 61 capit, capt head _Ex:decapitate, capital, captain, caption 80 com, fully _Ex:complete, compel, conscious, condense, confess, confirm 62 carn flesh _Ex:carnivorous, incarnate, reincarnation, carnal 81 63 cat, cata, cath down, with _Ex:catalogue, category, catheter contr, contra, counter against, opposite _Ex:contradict, counteract, contravene, contrary, counterspy, contrapuntal 82 cord, cor, cardi heart _Ex:cordial, concord, discord, courage, encourage 83 corp body _Ex:corporation, corporal punishment, corpse, corpulent, corpus luteum 84 cort correct _Ex:escort, cortage 85 cosm universe, world _Ex:cosmos, microcosm, cosmopolitan, cosmonaut 86 cour, cur, curr, curs run, course _Ex:occur, excursion, discourse, courier, course 87 crat, cracy rule _Ex:autocrat, aristocrat, theocracy, technocracy 88 crea create _Ex:creature, recreation, creation 89 cre, cresc, cret, crease grow _Ex:create, crescent, accretion, increase 90 cred believe _Ex:creed, credo, credence, credit, credulous, incredulous, incredible 91 cresc, cret, crease, cru rise, grow _Ex:crescendo, concrete, increase, decrease, accrue 92 crit separate, choose _Ex:critical, criterion, hypocrite 93 cura care _Ex:curator, curative, manicure 94 cur, curs run _Ex:current, concurrent, concur, incur, recur, occur, courier, precursor, cursive 95 cycl, cyclo wheel, circle, circular _Ex:Cyclops, unicycle, bicycle, cyclone, cyclic de- from, down, away, to the opposite, reverse, against _Ex:detach, deploy, derange, decrease, deodorize, devoid, deflate, degenerate 96 97 dec, deca ten, ten times _Ex:decimal, decade, decalogue, decimate, decathlon 98 dec, dign suitable _Ex:decent decorate dignity 99 dei, div God _Ex:divinity, divine, deity, divination, deify 100 dem, demo people, populace, population _Ex:democracy, demography, demagogue, epidemic 101 dent, dont tooth _Ex:dental, denture, orthodontist, periodontal 102 derm skin, covering _Ex:hypodermic, dermatology, epidermis, taxidermy 103 dia through, across, between _Ex:diameter, diagonal, dialogue dialect, dialectic, diagnosis, diachronic 104 dic, dict, dit say, speak _Ex:dictation, dictionary, dictate, dictator, Dictaphone, edict, predict, verdict, contradict, benediction 105 di-, dy- two, twice, double _Ex:divide, diverge, diglycerides 106 dis, dif not, opposite of, reverse, separate, deprive of, away _Ex:dismiss, differ, disallow, disperse, dissuade, divide, disconnect, disproportion, disrespect, distemper, disarray 107 dit give _Ex:credit, audit 108 doc, doct teach, prove _Ex:docile, doctor, doctrine, document, dogma, indoctrinate 109 domin master, that which is under control _Ex:dominate, dominion, predominant, domain 110 don give _Ex:donate, condone 111 dorm sleep _Ex:dormant, dormitory 112 dox thought, opinion, praise _Ex:orthodox, heterodox, paradox, doxology 113 drome run, step _Ex:syndrome, aerodrome, velodrome 114 duc, duct to lead, pull _Ex:produce, abduct, product, transducer, viaduct, aqueduct, induct, deduct, reduce, induce 115 dura hard, lasting _Ex:durable, duration, endure 116 dynam power _Ex:dynamo, dynamic, dynamite, hydrodynamics 117 dys- bad, abnormal, difficult, impaired, unfavorable _Ex:dysfunctional, dyslexia, dyspathy 118 e- not, missing, out, fully, away, computer network related _Ex:emit, embed, eternal,ether, erase, email, e-tailer 119 ec- out of, outside _Ex:echo, eclipse, eclectic, ecesis, ecstasy, exzema 120 eco- household, environment, relating to ecology or economy _Ex:ecology, economize, ecospheres, ecomanagement 121 ecto- outside, external _Ex:ectomorph, ectoderm, ectoplasm 122 -ed Verb: past tense _Ex:dressed, faded, patted, closed, introduced 141 ex- out of, away from, lacking, former _Ex:exit, exhale, exclusive, exceed, explosion, ex-mayor 142 exter-, extra-, extro- outside of, beyond _Ex:external, extrinsic, extraordinary, extrapolate, extraneous, extrovert 143 fac, fact, fec, fect, fic, fas, fea do, make _Ex:difficult, fashion, feasible, feature, factory, fact, effect, manufacture, amplification, confection 144 fa, fess speak _Ex:fable, fabulous, fame, famous, confess, profess 145 fall, fals deceive _Ex:fallacy, falsify, fallacious 123 -ed Adjective: having the quality or characteristics of _Ex:winged, moneyed, dogged, tiered 124 -en Verb: to cause to become _Ex:lengthen, moisten, sharpen 125 -en Adjective: material _Ex:golden, woolen, silken 126 ence, -ency Noun: action or process, quality or state _Ex:reference, emergency, dependence, eminence, latency end- inside, within _Ex:endorse, endocardial, endergonic, endoskeleton, endoscope, endogenous 146 femto quadrillionth _Ex:femtosecond 147 fer bear, carry _Ex:ferry, coniferous, fertile, defer, infer, refer, transfer 127 128 en-, em- put into, make, provide with, surround with _Ex:enamor, embolden, enslave, empower, entangle 148 fic, feign, fain, fit, feat shape, make, fashion _Ex:fiction, faint, feign 129 epi- upon, close to, over, after, altered _Ex:epicenter, epicarp, epilogue, epigone, epidiorite 149 fid belief, faith _Ex:confide, diffident, fidelity 150 fid, fide, feder equal _Ex:equidistant, equilateral, equilibrium, equinox, equation, equator faith, trust _Ex:confidante, fidelity, confident, infidelity, infidel, federal, confederacy, semper fi 151 fig work, effect _Ex:energy, erg, allergy, ergometer, ergograph, ergophobia shape, form _Ex:figurem, effigy, figure, figment 152 fila, fili -er, ier Adjective: comparative _Ex:better, brighter, sooner, hotter, happier thread _Ex:filigree, filament, filter, filet, filibuster 153 fin -er, or Noun: person or thing that does something _Ex:flyer, reporter, player, member, fryer, collector, concentrator end, ended, finished _Ex:final, finite, finish, confine, fine, refine, define, finale 154 fix repair, attach _Ex:fix, fixation, fixture, affix, prefix, suffix 134 -er, or Verb: action _Ex:ponder, dishonor, clamor 155 flex, flect bend _Ex:flex, reflex, flexible, flexor, inflexibility, reflect, deflect,circumflex 135 -ery collective qualities, art, practice, trade, collection, state, condition _Ex:snobbery, bakery, geenery, gallery, slavery 156 flict strike _Ex:affliction, conflict, inflict 157 flu, fluc, fluv, flux flow _Ex:influence, fluid, flue, flush, fluently, fluctuate, reflux, influx 158 -fold Adverb: in a manner of, marked by _Ex:fourfold 130 131 132 133 136 137 equierg -es, ies Noun: plural of most nouns ending in -ch, -s, sh, -o and -z and some in -f and -y _Ex:passes, glasses, ladies, heroes -es, ies Verb: third person singular present indicative of verbs that end in -ch, -s, -sh, - and some in y _Ex:blesses, hushes, fizzes, defies 159 forc, fort strength, strong _Ex:effort, fort, forte, fortifiable, fortify, forte, fortitude 160 for, fore before _Ex:forecast, fortune, foresee 161 form shape, resemble _Ex:form, format, conform, formulate, perform, formal, formula 162 fract, frag, frai break _Ex:fracture, infraction, fragile, fraction, refract, frail 138 -ess female _Ex:actress, goddess, poetess 139 -est, iest Adjective or Adverb: superlative _Ex:latest, strongest, luckiest, lyingest 140 ev-, et- time, age _Ex:medieval, eternal 163 fuge flee _Ex:subterfuge, refuge, centrifuge 164 -ful Noun: an amount or quanity that fills _Ex:mouthful 165 -ful Adjective: having, giving, marked by _Ex:fanciful 166 fuse pour _Ex:confuse, transfuse 167 -fy make, form into _Ex:falsify, dandify 168 gam marriage _Ex:bigamy, monogamy, polygamy 169 gastr, gastro stomach _Ex:gastric, gastronomic, gastritis, gastropod 170 gen kind _Ex:generous 171 gen birth, race, produce _Ex:genesis, genetics, eugenics, genealogy, generate, genetic, antigen, pathogen 172 geo earth _Ex:geometry, geography, geocentric, geology 173 germ vital part _Ex:germination, germ, germane 174 gest carry, bear _Ex:congest, gestation 175 giga billion _Ex:gigabyte, gigaflop 176 gin careful _Ex:gingerly 177 gloss, glot tongue _Ex:glossary, polyglot, epiglottis glu, glo lump, bond, glue _Ex:glue, agglutinate, conglomerate gor to gather, to bring together _Ex:category, categorize 178 179 180 181 grad, gress, gree to gather, to bring together, step, go _Ex:grade, degree, progress, gradual, graduate, egress graph, gram, graf write, written, draw _Ex:graph, graphic, autograph, photography, graphite, telegram, polygraph, grammar, biography, lithograph, graphic 182 grat pleasing _Ex:congratulate, gratuity, grateful, ingrate 183 grav heavy, weighty _Ex:grave, gravity, aggravate, gravitate 184 greg herd _Ex:gregarious, congregation, segregate, gregarian 185 hale, heal make whole, sound _Ex:inhale, exhale, heal, healthy, healthiness 186 helio sun _Ex:heliograph, heliotrope, heliocentric 187 hema, hemo blood _Ex:hemorrhage, hemoglobin, hemophilia, hemostat 188 her, here, hes stick _Ex:adhere, cohere, cohesion, inherent, hereditary, hesitate 189 hetero other, different _Ex:heterodox, heterogeneous, heterosexual, heterodyne 190 hex, ses, sex six _Ex:hexagon, hexameter, sestet, sextuplets 191 homo same _Ex:homogenize, homosexual, homonym, homophone 192 hum, human earth, ground, man _Ex:humus, exhume, humane 193 hydr, hydra, hydro water _Ex:dehydrate, hydrant, hydraulic, hydraulics, hydrogen, hydrophobia 194 hyper over, above _Ex:hyperactive, hypertensive, hyperbolic, hypersensitive, hyperventilate, hyperkinetic 195 hypn sleep _Ex:hypnosis, hypnotherapy 196 -ia Noun: names, diseases _Ex:phobia 197 -ian, an Noun: related to, one that is _Ex:pedestrian, human 198 -iatry Noun: art of healing _Ex:psychiatry 199 -ic Adjective: quality, relation _Ex:generic 200 -ice Noun: act _Ex:malice 201 -ic, ics Noun: related to the arts and sciences _Ex:arithmetic, economics 202 -ify Verb: cause _Ex:specify 203 ignis fire _Ex:ignite, igneous, ignition 204 -ile Adjective: having the qualities of _Ex:projectile 205 infra beneath _Ex:infrared, infrastructure 206 -ing Verb: present participle _Ex:depicting 207 -ing Adjective: activity _Ex:cohering 208 -ing Noun: material made for, activity, result of an activity _Ex:flooring, swimming, building 209 in, im into, on, near, towards _Ex:instead, import 210 in, im, il, ir not _Ex:illegible, irresolute, inaction, inviolate, innocuous, intractable, innocent, impregnable, impossible, imposter 211 inter between, among _Ex:international, intercept, interject, intermission, internal, intermittent, 212 intra within, during, between layers, underneath _Ex:intramural, intranet, intranatal 213 intro into, within, inward _Ex:interoffice, introvert, introspection, introduce 214 -ion Noun: condition or action _Ex:abduction 215 -ish 216 -ism 237 liter letters _Ex:literary, literature, literal, alliteration, obliterate 238 loc, loco place, area _Ex:location, locally, locality, allocate, locomotion 239 Adjective: having the character of _Ex:newish log, logo, ology word, study, say, speech, reason, study _Ex:catalog, prologue, dialogue, zoology, logo 240 Noun: doctrine, belief, action or conduct _Ex:formalism loqu, locut talk, speak _Ex:eloquent, loquacious, colloquial, circumlocution 241 luc, lum, lun, lus, lust light _Ex:translucent, luminary, luster, luna, illuminate, illustrate 217 -ist Noun: person or member _Ex:podiatrist 218 -ite Noun: state or quality _Ex:graphite 219 -ity, ty Noun: state or quality _Ex:lucidity, novelty 220 -ive Noun: condition _Ex:native 242 lude play _Ex:prelude 221 -ive, ative, itive Adjective: having the quality of _Ex:festive, cooperative, sensitive 243 -ly Adverb: in the manner of _Ex:fluently 244 macr-, macer lean _Ex:emaciated, meager 222 -ize Verb: cause _Ex:fantasize 245 magn 223 jac, ject throw _Ex:reject, eject, project, trajectory, interject, dejected, inject, ejaculate, adjacent great _Ex:magnify, magnificent, magnanimous, magnate, magnitude, magnum 246 main join, junct join _Ex:adjoining, enjoin, juncture, conjunction, injunction, conjunction strength, foremost _Ex:mainstream, mainsail, domain, remain 247 mal 225 judice judge _Ex:prejudice 226 jug, junct, just to join _Ex:junction, adjust, conjugal bad, badly _Ex:malformation, maladjusted, dismal, malady, malcontent,malfunction, malfeasance, maleficent 248 mand command _Ex:mandatory, remand, mandate 227 juven young _Ex:juvenile, rejuvenate 249 mania 228 labor work _Ex:laborious, belabor madness _Ex:mania, maniac, kleptomania, pyromania lau, lav, lot, lut wash _Ex:launder, lavatory, lotion, ablution, dilute 250 229 man, manu 230 lect, leg, lig choose, gather, select, read _Ex:collect, legible, eligible hand, make, _Ex:manual, manage, manufacture, manacle, manicure, manifest, maneuver, emancipate, management 251 leg law _Ex:legal, legislate, legislature, legitimize mar, mari, mer sea, pool _Ex:marine, marsh, maritime, mermaid 252 matri mother _Ex:matrimony, maternal, matriarchate, matron 253 medi half, middle, between, halfway _Ex:mediate, medieval, Mediterranean, mediocre, medium 254 mega great, million _Ex:megaphone, megaton, megaflop, megalomaniac, megabyte, megalopolis 224 231 232 -less Adjective: without, missing _Ex:motiveless 233 levi light _Ex:alleviate, levitate, levity 234 lex, leag, leg law _Ex:legal, college, league 235 liber, liver free _Ex:liberty, liberal, liberalize, deliverance 236 lide strike _Ex:collide, nuclide 255 mem recall, remember _Ex:memo, commemoration, memento, memoir, memorable 256 ment mind _Ex:mental, mention 257 -ment 258 meso 259 meta 276 nasc, nat, gnant, nai to be born _Ex:nascent, native, pregnant, naive 277 nat, nasc to be from, to spring forth _Ex:innate, natal, native, renaissance Noun: condition or result _Ex:document 278 neo middle _Ex:mesomorph, mesoamerica, mesosphere new _Ex:Neolithic, nuveau riche, neologism, neophyte, neonate 279 -ness Noun: state, condition, quality _Ex:kindness 280 neur nerve _Ex:neuritis, neuropathic, neurologist, neural, neurotic beyond, change _Ex:metaphor, metamorphosis, metabolism, metahistorical, metainformation 260 meter measure _Ex:meter, voltammeter, barometer, thermometer 281 nom law, order _Ex:autonomy, astronomy, gastronomy, economy 261 metr admeasure, apportion _Ex:metrics, asymmetric, parametric, telemetry 282 nomen, nomin name _Ex:nomenclature, nominate, ignominious 262 micro small, millionth _Ex:microscope, microfilm, microcard, microwave, micrometer, microvolt 283 nom, nym name _Ex:nominate, synonym 284 non nine _Ex:nonagon 263 migra wander _Ex:migrate, emigrant, immigrate 285 non 264 milli thousandth _Ex:millisecond, milligram, millivolt not _Ex:nonferrous, nonsense, nonabrasive, nondescript 286 nov new _Ex:novel, renovate, novice, nova, innovate 287 nox, noc night _Ex:nocturnal, equinox, noctilucent 288 numer number _Ex:numeral, numeration, enumerate, innumerable 289 numisma coin _Ex:numismatics 290 ob, oc, of, op toward, against, in the way _Ex:oppose, occur, offer, obtain 291 oct eight _Ex:octopus, octagon, octogenarian, octave 292 oligo few, little _Ex:Oligocene, oligosaccharide, oligotrophic, oligarchy 265 mill, kilo thousand _Ex:millennium, kilobyte, kiloton 266 little, small _Ex:minute, minor, minuscule 267 mis wrong, bad, badly _Ex:misconduct, misinform, misinterpret, mispronounce, misnomer, mistake, misogynist 268 mit, miss send _Ex:emit, remit, submit, admit, commit, permit, transmit, omit, intermittent, mission, missile mob, mov, mot move _Ex:motion, remove, mobile, motor mon warn, remind _Ex:monument, admonition, monitor, premonition 293 omni one _Ex:monopoly, monotype, monologue, mononucleosis, monorail, monotheist, all, every _Ex:omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, omnivorous 294 onym mor, mort mortal, death _Ex:mortal, immortal, mortality, mortician, mortuary name _Ex:anonymous, pseudonym, antonym, synonym 295 oper work _Ex:operate, cooperate, opus 273 morph shape, form _Ex:amorphous, dimorphic, metamorphosis, morphology, polymorphic, morpheme, amorphous 296 -or Noun: condition or activity _Ex:valor, honor, humor, minor 297 ortho 274 multi many, much _Ex:multifold, multilingual, multiped, multiply, multitude, multipurpose, multinational straight, correct _Ex:orthodox, orthodontist, orthopedic, unorthodox 298 -ory Noun: place for, serves for _Ex:territory, rectory 269 270 271 272 275 mono nano billionth _Ex:nanosecond, nanobucks 299 -ous, -eous, -ose, -ious Adjective: having the quality of, relating to _Ex:adventurous, courageous, verbose, fractious 320 phobia, phobos fear _Ex:phobia, claustrophobia, acrophobia, aquaphobia, ergophobia, homophobia 300 over excessive, above _Ex:overwork, overall, overwork 321 phon 301 pac peace _Ex:pacifist, pacify, pacific ocean sound _Ex:telephone, phonics, phonograph, phonetic, homophone, microphone, symphony, euphonious 302 pair, pare arrange, assemblage, two _Ex:repair, impair, compare, prepare 322 phot, photo light _Ex:photograph, photoelectric, photogenic, photosynthesis, photon 303 paleo old _Ex:Paleozoic, Paleolithic, paleomagnetism, paleopsychology 323 pico trillionth _Ex:picofarad, picocurie, picovolt 304 pan all _Ex:Pan-American, pan-African, panacea, pandemonium (place of all the demons), 324 pict paint, show, draw _Ex:picture, depict 325 plac, plais please _Ex:placid, placebo, placate, complacent beside _Ex:paradox, paraprofessional, paramedic, paraphrase, parachute 326 pli, ply fold _Ex:reply, implicate, ply 327 plore father _Ex:paternity, patriarch, patriot, patron, patronize cry out, wail _Ex:implore, exploration, deploring 328 more _Ex:plural, pluralist, plus feeling, suffering _Ex:pathos, sympathy, antipathy, apathy, telepathy plu, plur, plus 329 breath _Ex:pneumatic, pneumonia, pat, pass, path feel, suffer _Ex:patient, passion, sympathy, pathology pneuma, pneumon 330 pod foot, feet _Ex:podiatry, tripod 309 pedo child _Ex:orthopedic, pedagogue, pediatrics 331 poli city _Ex:metropolis, police, politics, Indianapolis, megalopolis, acropolis 310 ped, pod foot _Ex:pedal, impede, pedestrian, centipede, tripod, podiatry, antipode, podium 332 poly many _Ex:polytheist, polygon, polygamy, polymorphous 333 drive, push, urge _Ex:compel, dispel, expel, repel, propel, pulse, impulse, pulsate, compulsory, expulsion, repulsive pon, pos, pound place, put _Ex:postpone, component, opponent, proponent, expose, impose, deposit, posture, position, expound, impound 334 pop people _Ex:population, populous, popular 335 port carry _Ex:porter, portable, transport, report, export, import, support, transportation 336 portion part, share _Ex:portion, proportion 305 306 307 308 para pater, patr path, pathy 311 pel, puls 312 pend, pens, pond hang, weigh _Ex:pendant, pendulum, suspend, appendage, pensive, append 313 per through, intensive _Ex:persecute, permit, perspire, perforate, persuade 314 peri around _Ex:periscope, perimeter, perigee, periodontal 337 post phage eat _Ex:macrophage, bacteriophage after, behind _Ex:postpone, postdate 315 338 pot 316 phan, phas, phen, fan, phant, fant show, make visible _Ex:phantom, fantasy power _Ex:potential, potentate, impotent 339 prehendere phe speak _Ex:blaspheme, cipher, phenomenon, philosopher seize, grasp _Ex:apprehend, comprehend, comprehensive, prehensile 340 pre, pur before _Ex:precede 318 phil love _Ex:philosopher, philanthropy, philharmonic, bibliophile 341 prin, prim, prime 319 phlegma inflammation _Ex:phlegm, phlegmatic first _Ex:primacy, prima donna, primitive, primary, primal, primeval, prince, principal 342 pro for, foward _Ex:propel 317 343 proto first _Ex:prototype, protocol, protagonist, protozoan, Proterozoic, protoindustrial 344 psych mind, soul _Ex:psyche, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis 345 punct point, dot _Ex:punctual, punctuation, puncture, acupuncture, punctuation 366 sed, sess, sid sit _Ex:sediment, session, obsession, possess, preside, president, reside, subside 367 semi half, partial _Ex:semifinal, semiconscious, semiannual, semimonthly, semicircle 368 sen, scen old, grow old _Ex:senior, senator, senile, senescence, evanescent 369 sent, sens feel, think _Ex:sentiment, consent, resent, dissent, sentimental, sense, sensation, sensitive, sensory, dissension 346 pute think _Ex:dispute, computer 347 quat, quad four _Ex:quadrangle, quadruplets 348 quint, penta five _Ex:quintet, quintuplets, pentagon, pentane, pentameter 370 sept quip ship _Ex:equip, equipment seven _Ex:septet, septennial 349 371 350 quir, quis, quest, quer seek, ask _Ex:query, inquire, exquisite, quest sequ, secu, sue follow _Ex:sequence, consequence, sequel, subsequent, prosecute, consecutive, second, ensue, pursue re back, again _Ex:report, realign, retract, revise, regain 372 serv 351 save, serve, keep _Ex:servant, service, subservient, servitude, preserve, conserve, reservation, deserve, conservation, observe 352 reg, recti straighten _Ex:regiment, regular, rectify, correct, direct, rectangle 373 -ship Noun: status, condition _Ex:relationship, friendship 353 retro backwards _Ex:retrorocket, retrospect, retrogression, retroactive 374 sign, signi sign, mark, seal _Ex:signal, signature, design, insignia, significant 354 ri, ridi, risi laughter _Ex:deride, ridicule, ridiculous, derision, risible 375 simil, simul like, resembling _Ex:similar, assimilate, simulate, simulacrum, simultaneous 355 rog, roga ask _Ex:prerogative, interrogation, derogatory 376 356 rupt break _Ex:rupture, interrupt, abrupt, disrupt, ruptible sist, sta, stit stand, withstand, make up _Ex:assist, insist, persist, circumstance, stamina, status, state, static, stable, stationary, substitute 377 soci to join, companions _Ex:sociable, society 357 sacr, sanc, secr sacred _Ex:sacred, sacrosanct, sanction, consecrate, desecrate 378 sol, solus alone _Ex:solo, soliloquy, solitaire, solitude, solitary, isolate 358 salv, salu safe, healthy _Ex:salvation, salvage, salutation 379 359 sanct holy _Ex:sanctify, sanctuary, sanction, sanctimonious, sacrosanct solv, solu, solut loosen, explain _Ex:solvent, solve, absolve, resolve, soluble, solution, resolution, resolute, dissolute, absolution 380 somn sleep _Ex:insomnia, somnambulist 360 sat, satis enough _Ex:satient, saturate, satisfy 381 soph 361 sci, scio, scientia know _Ex:science, conscious, omniscient, cognocienti wise _Ex:sophomore (wise fool), philosophy, sophisticated 382 362 scope see, watch _Ex:telescope, microscope, kaleidoscope, periscope, stethoscope 363 scrib, script write _Ex:scribe, scribble, inscribe, describe, subscribe, prescribe, manuscript spec, spect, spi, spic look, see _Ex:specimen, specific, spectator, spectacle, aspect, speculate, inspect, respect, prospect, retrospective, introspective, expect, conspicuous 383 sper render favorable _Ex:prosper 384 sphere ball, sphere _Ex:sphere, stratosphere, hemisphere, spheroid 385 spir breath _Ex:spirit, conspire, inspire, aspire, expire, perspire, respiration 364 se apart, move away from _Ex:secede 365 sect, sec cut _Ex:intersect, transect, dissect, secant, section stand, stant, stab, stat, stan, sti, sta, st, stead stand _Ex:stature, establish, stance 387 -ster person _Ex:mobster, monster 388 strain, strict, string, stige bind, pull, draw tight _Ex:stringent, strict, restrict, constrict, restrain, boa constrictor stru, struct, stroy, stry build _Ex:construe, structure, construct, instruct, obstruct, destruction, destroy, industry, ministry sub, suc, suf, sup, sur, sus under, below, from, secretly, instead of _Ex:sustain, survive, support, suffice, succeed, submerge, submarine, substandard, subnormal, subvert 386 389 390 391 sume, sump take, use, waste _Ex:consume, assume, sump, presumption 392 super, supra over, above _Ex:superior, suprarenal, superscript, supernatural, superimpose, supercede 402 term end, boundary, limit _Ex:exterminate, terminal 403 terr, terra earth _Ex:terrain, terrarium, territory, terrestrial 404 test to bear witness _Ex:testament, detest, testimony, attest, testify 405 therm heat _Ex:thermometer, theorem, thermal, thermos bottle, thermostat, hypothermia 406 thesis, thet place, put _Ex:antithesis, hypothesis, synthesis, epithet 407 the, theo God, a god _Ex:monotheism, polytheism, atheism, theology 408 tire draw, pull _Ex:attire, retire, entire 409 tom cut _Ex:atom (not cutable), appendectomy, tonsillectomy, dichotomy, anatomy 410 tor, tors, tort twist _Ex:torture, retort, extort, distort, contort, torsion, tortuous, torturous 411 tox poison _Ex:toxic, intoxicate, antitoxin 412 tract, tra, trai, treat drag, draw, pull _Ex:attract, tractor, traction, extract, retract, protract, detract, subtract, contract, intractable 413 trans across, beyond, change _Ex:transform, transoceanic, transmit, transportation, transducer 393 syn, sym together, at the same time _Ex:sympathy, synthesis, synchronous, syndicate 394 tact, tang, tag, tig, ting touch _Ex:tactile, contact, intact, intangible, tangible, contagious, contiguous, contingent 395 tain, ten, tent, tin hold, keep, have _Ex:retain, continue, content, tenacious 414 tri 396 tect, teg cover _Ex:detect, protect, tegular, tegument three _Ex:tripod, triangle, trinity, trilateral 415 trib 397 tele distance, far, from afar _Ex:telephone, telegraph, telegram, telescope, television, telephoto, telecast, telepathy, telepathy pay, bestow _Ex:tribute, contribute, attribute, retribution, tributary 416 tribute give _Ex:contribute, distribute, tributary 417 turbo disturb _Ex:turbulent, disturb, turbid, turmoil 418 typ print _Ex:type, prototype, typical, typography, typewriter, typology, typify 419 ultima last _Ex:ultimate, ultimatum 420 umber, umbraticum shadow _Ex:umbra, penumbra, (take) umbrage, adumbrate 421 un not, against, opposite _Ex:unceasing, unequal 422 uni one _Ex:uniform, unilateral, universal, unity, unanimous, unite, unison, unicorn 398 399 400 401 tem, tempo time _Ex:tempo, temporary, extemporaneously, contemporary, pro tem, temporal tend, tent, tens stretch, strain _Ex:tendency, extend, intend, contend, pretend, superintend, tender, extent, tension, pretense ten, tin, tain hold _Ex:tenacious, tenant, tenure, untenable, detention, retentive, content, pertinent, continent, obstinate, contain, abstain, pertain, detain tera trillion _Ex:terabyte, teraflop 423 -ure Noun: act, condition, process, function _Ex:exposure, conjecture, measure 443 wise Adverb: in the manner of, with regard to _Ex:timewise, clockwise, bitwise 424 vac empty _Ex:vacate, vacuum, evacuate, vacation, vacant, vacuous 444 with against _Ex:withhold, without, withdraw, forthwith 425 vade go _Ex:evade, invader 445 -y 426 vale, vali, valu strength, worth _Ex:equivalent, valiant, validity, evaluate, value, valor Noun: state, condition, result of an activity _Ex:society, victory 446 -y Adjective: marked by, having _Ex:hungry, angry, smeary, teary 427 veh, vect to carry _Ex:vector, vehicle, convection, vehement 447 zo animal _Ex:zoo (zoological garden), zoology, zodiac, protozoan 428 ven, vent come _Ex:convene, intervene, venue, convenient, avenue, circumvent, invent, convent, venture, event, advent, prevent 429 verb, verv word _Ex:verify, veracity, verbalize, verve 430 vert, vers turn, change _Ex:convert, revert, advertise, versatile, vertigo, invert, reversion, extravert, introvert, diversion, introvert, convertible, reverse, controversy 431 ver, veri TRUE _Ex:very, aver, verdict, verity, verify, verisimilitude 432 vi way _Ex:viable, vibrate, vibrant 433 vict, vinc conquer _Ex:victor, evict, convict, convince, invincible 434 vic, vicis change, substitute _Ex:vicarious, vicar, vicissitude 435 vid, vis see _Ex:video, evident, provide, providence, visible, revise, supervise, vista, visit, vision, review, indivisible 436 viv, vita, vivi alive, life _Ex:revive, survive, vivid, vivacious, vitality, vivisection, vital, vitamins, revitalize 437 voc, voke call _Ex:vocation, avocation, convocation, invocation, evoke, provoke, revoke, advocate, provocative, vocal 438 vol will _Ex:malevolent, benevolent, volunteer, volition 439 volcan fire _Ex:volcano, vulcanize, Vulcan 440 volv, volt, vol turn about, roll _Ex:revolve, voluble, voluminous, convolution, revolt, evolution 441 vor eat greedily _Ex:voracious, carnivorous, herbivorous, omnivorous, devour 442 -ward Adverb: in a direction or manner _Ex:homeward