phot/phos = light (Greek– light)
phototrophic phosphorescent
photogenic
photograph, photogenic, photosynthesis
luc = light (Latin– light)
lucid elucidate
translucentluster, luna
spec/spect = to look at (Latin– to look at)
circumspect prospect specter
specimen, spectator, aspect, conspicuous
vid/vis = to see, to look (Latin– to see, to look)
invidious providential
improvisevideo, visit, vision, vista
nunc/nounc (Latin to announce)
enunciate renounce
pronouncementannounce
voc/vok (Latin to call)
invoke provocative
revokevocal
fa (Latin to speak)
ineffable infantile affable
fame
dic/dict (Latin to say, to tell)
edict indict dictum
dictionary
hib/hab (Latin to have, to hold)
prohibit inhibit
fus/found (Latin to pour out)
suffuse confound
infuse
ten/tain/tin(Latin to hold)
sustain abstain
tenacious retinue
ple (Latin to fill)
replete implement
deplete
form (Latin to form, to establish)
misinformation reform
formative
apt/ept (Latin to fit)
inept adept
aptitude
pos/pon (Latin to put, to place)
posit impose
disposition
fig (Latin to shape)
figment effigy
prefigure
LEGALatin-to appoint, to send on
a mission, to charge with
legacy, delegate
ACT/AGLatin-to do, act
agenda, proactive, exacting
PULS/PELLatin-to push
repulsion, dispel, propel
LATLatin-brought, carried
relative, superlative, dilate
CHANT/CANTLatin-to sing, to call
recant, incantation, disenchanted
AUDLatin-to hear
inaudible, auditory, audit
SONLatin-to sound
dissonance, assonance, resonant
LOGLatin-to speak, to reason
analogous, dialogue, prologue
BELLLatin-war
bellicose, antebellum, belligerence
AMLatin-love, friend
enamored, amiable, amicable
AGONGreek- contest,
struggle
antagonize, protagonist, antagonist
PHILGreek – love
philosophical, philanthropy,
bibliophile
PEDLatin- foot
impediment, expedient, pedestrian
PEDGreek-child
pedant, pedagogue
VESTLatin- clothing
travesty, vested, vestment, divest
CORPOR/CORPULatin- body
corporeal, corpulent,
incorporate
UNILatin-one
uniform, unison, unanimous
MONOGreek-one
monologue, monopolize, monogamy, monolithic
HOMOGreek-the same
homonym, homogenized
EQUILatin-equal, even
equitable, equilibrium,
iniquity
BENLatin-well, good
benevolent, benefactor,
benign
CORDLatin-heart
accord, discord, cordial
ANIMLatin-spirit
animosity, equanimity,
magnanimous
MALLatin-bad
dismal, malevolent, malicious
JURLatin-to swear, to
vow
perjury, abjure, conjure
DOMINLatin-to rule, to dominate
predominant, domineering, indomitable
CRAT/CRACLatin-to
rule/power
aristocracy, theocracy, bureaucrat
LEGLatin-law
legitimize, privileged, legislative
RAPLatin-to snatch,
greedy, devouring
rapacious, rapt, surreptitious
CEPLatin-seize, take
perceptible, susceptible,
precept
VORLatin-to eat
voracious, omnivorous, herbivorous
CAS/CADLatin-to fall
decadent, cadence, casualty
FLULatin-to flow
affluent, superflous, mellifluous
LEVLatin-light
leaven, levity, allbeviate
LAPSLatin-slip, slide
elapse, collapse, relapse
CEDLatin-to move
along, to go
recede, concession, cede
SEQUI/SECLatin-to follow
inconsequential, consecutive,
execution
CUR/COURLatin-to run
courier, incur, recurrent
GRADLatin-to step
gradualism, regress, digress
AMBL/AMBULLatin-to walk
amble, ambulatory,
preamble
JUNCTLatin: to join
enjoin, injunction, rejoinder
PARTLatin: part
inpartial, partisan, impart
CLUS/CLUDLatin: to close
inclusive, inconclusive,
preclude
CISLatin: to cut
precise, indecisive,
incision
METAGreek: changed,
beyond
metabolism, metamorphosis,
metaphorical
ALLatin: other,
another
inalienable, alienate, alias
ALTERLatin: other
alteration, alternate, altercation
SIMULLatin: to imitate, to appear to be
simulate, dissemble, semblance
MORTLatin: death
immortalize, morbid, mortify,
moribund
NEC/NOX/NICLatin: to hurt, kill
noxious, pernicious
BIOGreek: life
biodegradable, symbiotic, antibiotic
VIVLatin: to live
vivacious, vivid, revival
COGNLatin: to know
incognito, cognitive, cognizant
SOPHGreek: wise
sophisticate, sophistry,
sophomoric
NOMENLatin: name
nominal, denomination, nomenclature
ONYMGreek: name
synonymous, anonymous,
antonym
MATRLatin-mother
matron, maternal, matriculate
PATRLatin-father
patronize, paternal, patricide, expatriate
FILLatin-son, child
filial, affiliate
GENLatin-give birth
to, create
progenitor, progeny,
genealogy
MAGNLatin-large, great
magnitude, magnate
MAXIMLatin-largest,
greatest
maxim
MINLatin-less
diminish, miniscule, minute
MICROGreek-small
microscopic, microcosm
MEGAGreek-large
megalopolis, megalomaniac