ROOT

 

dari berbagai Referensi Alhamdulillah bisa mendapatkan pengertian dan contoh root


Pengertian, Jenis, dan Contoh Root

Bahasa Inggris memiliki banyak root word atau akar kata yang diambil dari bahasa Yunani dan Latin. Pemahaman tentang akar kata ini dapat membantu kita dalam menebak arti kata-kata tertentu dan, pada gilirannya, akan memperkuat serta memperkaya kosakata kita secara signifikan. Berikut akan dipaparkan pengertian, jenis, dan contoh root dalam bahasa Inggris.

Pengertian Root

Root (akar kata), atau sering juga disebut root word, adalah kata atau bagian dasar kata yang mengandung makna. Dari definisi ini, dapat disimpulkan bahwa root dapat berupa kata yang dapat berdiri sendiri ataupun hanya merupakan elemen kata yang masih memerlukan elemen lainnya untuk membentuk kata. Dalam bahasa Inggris, root yang berbentuk elemen kata ini biasanya berasal dari bahasa Yunani dan Latin. Root dapat dicontohkan dengan kata-kata seperti di bawah ini.

Kata :dog, bark, loud, red
Elemen kata :carn (daging) pada kata carnivorous
ab 
(jauh dari) pada kata abnormal
endo 
(di dalam) pada kata endotherm
ceive 
(mengambil) pada kata perceive

Dari contoh di atas dapat dilihat bahwa root dapat berupa kata utuh ataupun elemen kata saja.


Jenis dan Contoh Root

Berikut jenis dan contoh root dalam bahasa Inggris.

Root wordsMeaningsExamples and Definitions
a/nnot, withoutabyss – without bottom;
achromatic – without color;
anhydrous – without water
aonafire – on fire;
ashore – on the shore;
aside – on the side
aab/sfrom, away, offabduct – carry away by force;
abnormal – away from normal, not normal;
absent – away, not present;
aversion – the act of turning away from
a/c/dto, toward, nearaccelerate – to increase the speed of;
accessible – easily entered or obtained;
admittance – allowing into
acrotop, height, tip, beginningacrobat – a “high walker”;
acronym – a word from the first letters;
acrophobia – fear of height
actdoactivity – something that a person does;
react – to do something in response;
aer/oairaerate – to let air reach something;
aerial – relating to the air;
aerospace – the air space
agr/i/ofarmingagriculture – management of the land;
agrarian – relating to land management
alg/opainneuralgia – pain caused by a nerve;
analgesic – a drug that makes one pain free;
nostalgia – aching for the familiar
ambi, amphiboth, on both sides, aroundambiguous – having some meanings
ambulwalk, moveamble – to walk in a slow, relaxed way;
ambulant – walking or moving around;
ambulance – a vehicle that moves a patient
ami/oloveamiable – friendly, pleasant, lovable;
amity – friendly and peaceful relations;
amorous – showing romantic love
anaup, back, against,
again, throughout
anachronism – not in place in time
andr/oman, maleandrogynous – being both male and female;
android – resembling a human;
misandry – hatred towards men
animlife, spiritanimal – a living organism;
animate – to make alive;
equanimity – of balanced spirit
ann/ennyearanniversary – a date observed once a year;
annual – happening once a year;
millennium – 1,000 years
antebefore, in frontantecede – to come before the time;
antemeridian – before noon;
anteroom – a small room before main room
anth/oflowerchrysanthemum – a name of flower;
anthozoan – half plant, half animal
anthrop/ohumananthropology – the study of mankind;
philanthropy – the love to mankind
antiagainst, opposite ofantiseptic – preventing infection;
antisocial – opposing social norm
apo, aphoaway, off, separateaphorism – a short expression of truth;
apology – an explicit expression of regret
aqu/awateraquarium – a water container for fish;
aquatic – relating to water;
aqueduct – a pipeline for water
arbortreearborist – someone working with trees;
arbor – a shady area formed by trees;
arborous – having many trees
arch/ichief, most important, rulearchbishop – the highest ranking bishop;
archenemy – chief or worst enemy;
matriarch – a female who rules a group;
monarch – a king or queen
arch/a/iprimitive, ancientarchaeology – the study of ancient cultures;
archaic – belonging to an earlier period;
archive – a collection of historical materials
arthr/ojointarthroscope – a tool to see inside a joint;
arthritis – inflammation of a joint;
arthropod – invertebrates with jointed legs
artskillartifact – object made by a person’s skill;
artisan – a person skilled in a craft;
artist – a person who creates skillfully
astro,
aster
star, stars, outer spaceastronaut – a person traveling to the stars;
astronomer – someone studying the stars;
asterisk – a star-shaped sign
aud/i/iohearaudible – loud enough to be heard;
audience – people who listen to a program;
audiovisual – relating to sound and vision
autoself, same, oneautograph – a person’s own signature;
automatic – moving by itself
avi/abirdaviary – a large enclosure for birds;
aviatrix – a female airplane pilot
bar/opressure, weightbaryon – heavy elementary particle
bell/iwarbellicose – warlike;
belligerent – hostile, ready to fight;
rebel – person who opposes and fights
benegood, wellbeneficial – producing a good effect;
benevolent – showing kindness or goodwill
bi/ntwo, twice, once in every twobiannual – happening twice a year;
binoculars – optical device with two lenses;
bilateral – of or involving two sides
bibli/obookbibliography – a list of books as sources;
bibliomania – an extreme love of books;
bibliophile – a person who loves books
biolife, living matterbiology – the science of life
blast/ocell, primitive, immature cellblastula – an early stage of embryo
burspouch, pursebursar – an administrative officer of funds;
bursary – treasury of college or monastery;
disburse – to expend a public fund
calcstonecalcify – to harden into calcium compounds
candglowing, iridescentcandid – free from bias, prejudice, or malice;
candle – something that gives light
capt, cept, ceivetake, holdintercept – to stop or interrupt;
perceive – to take notice of something;
captivating – taking hold of
cardi/oheartcardiac – relating to the heart;
cardiogenic – resulting from heart disease;
cardiologist – a heart doctor
carn/iflesh, meatcarnivorous – flesh-eating;
carnal – pertaining to the body or flesh;
incarnate – given bodily form
catadown, against
completely, intensive,
according to
cataclysm – a flood or other disaster;
catalog – a complete listing;
catastrophe – turning for the worst
caust,
caut
to burncauterize – to burn with a hot instrument;
caustic – capable of burning or eating away;
holocaust – total devastation, esp. by fire
cede,
ceed,
cess
go, yieldexceed – to go beyond the limits;
recede – to go back
celerfastaccelerate – to increase the speed of;
decelerate – to reduce the speed of
cent/ihundred, hundredthcentennial – the 100th anniversary;
centimeter – 1/100 of a meter;
century – 100 years
centr/o/icenteregocentric – self-centered;
eccentric – not according to norm;
centrifugal – moving outward from a center
cephal/oheadencephalitis – inflammation of the brain;
cephalic – pertaining to the head
cerebr/obraincerebral – pertaining to the brain;
cerebrate – to use the brain
certsureascertain- to find out with certainty;
certain – being absolutely sure;
certify – to state that something is true
chrom/o chromat/o, chroscolor, pigmentachromatic – without color;
chromium – blue-white metallic element;
chromatics – the study of color
chron/otimechronic – lasting for a long time;
chronological – in time order;
synchronize – happening at the same time
chrys/ogold, yellowhelichrysum – a golden/yellow flower;
chrysolite – a yellowish gem
cide, cisecut, killhomicide – murder;
incisor – a sharp tooth for cutting food;
insecticide – a chemical used to kill insects
circum,
circle
around, aboutcircumnavigate – to sail around;
circumscribe – to draw around;
circumspect – looking around
claim, clamshout, speak outclamor – to shout and make noise;
exclaim – to cry out loudly and suddenly
clarclearclarification – an explanation;
clarify – to make something clear;
declare – to state something clearly
clud, cluscloseconclusion – the end or last part;
exclusion – shutting out, rejecting;
seclude – to keep away from; to isolate
clineleaninclination – a leaning toward;
incline – a surface that slopes or leans;
recline – to lean back and relax
cowith, together, jointcoauthor – a writer working with another one
coltogether, jointlycollaborate – to work together;
collision – smashing together
comtogether, commoncommemorate – to memorize together;
composition – an arrangement of parts
cogn/iknowcognition – process of acquiring knowledge;
incognito – disguised so no one knows you;
recognize – to discover that one knows
conwith, jointlyconcur – to agree with someone;
contemporary – of the same time period
contra/oagainst, oppositecontradict – to argue against, contraflow;
contrary – not in agreement;
controversy – disagreement
corp/obodycorpse – a dead body;
corporal – pertaining to the body
cosm/ouniversecosmonaut – a Russian astronaut;
cosmos – the universe;
microcosm – a miniature universe
counteropposite, contrary, opposingcounteract – to oppose an effect;
countermand – to cancel a previous order;
counteroffensive – attack against an attack
cranioskullcraniology – the study of skull;
cranium – skull of vertebrates;
cranial – pertaining to the skull
credbelievecredence – belief that something is true;
credulous – believing things too easily;
incredible – unbelievable
cruccrosscrucial – having the form of a cross ;
crucifix – the cross as Christian emblem
cryptohidden, secretcryptic – of hidden meaning;
cryptography – science of secret codes;
encrypt – encode into secret code
cumulmass, heapaccumulate – to gather or pile up;
cumulative – gradually building up
curr, cursrunconcurrent – running parallel;
current – flowing easily and smoothly
cyclcircle, ringbicycle – a vehicle with two wheels;
cycle – a sequence that is repeated;
cyclone – a storm with circling winds
dereduce, away, down, removedecelerate – to slow down, reduce speed;
dethrone – to remove from power;
debug – to remove bugs
dec/a,
deka
tendecade – 10 years;
December – the 10th month in calendar
decione tenthdeciliter – a tenth of a liter;
decimate – reduce dramatically;
decibel – one tenth of volume unit
dem/opeopledemocracy – government of the people;
demographic – the study of people;
epidemic – spreading in a region
demihalf, less thandemitasse – a small cup of coffee
dendr/o/itreedendriform – in the shape of a tree
dent, donttoothdental – relating to teeth;
dentist – a doctor for the teeth;
dentures – a set of false teeth
derm/askindermatologist – a doctor for the skin;
pachyderm – animals with very thick skin
dermatitis – inflammation of the skin
di/plotwo, twicedichromatic – displaying two colors;
diploma – a letter folded double;
dilemma – having two alternatives
di/sapart, away,
not, to the opposite
digression – departure from the main issue;
disappear – to move out of sight;
dissect – to cut apart piece by piece.
diathrough, between,
apart, across
dialog – conversation between two people
dictspeakcontradict – to express the opposite of;
prediction – statement foretelling the future
dominmasterdominate – to be the master of;
domineering – excessively controlling;
predominate – to have more power
don/atgivedonation – a contribution or gift;
donor – someone who gives something;
pardon – to give forgiveness for an offense
duc/tleadconduct – to lead musicians to play music;
educate – to lead to knowledge;
deduction – a subtraction of an amount.
du/otwo, twiceduplicate – make an identical copy;
duet – a musical composition for two voices;
duo – a pair thought of as being together
durharden, to last, lastingdurable – having the quality of lasting;
duration – length of time something lasts;
enduring – able to last.
dyn/a/ampower, energy, strengthdynamo – a generator of energy;
dynamic – having physical energy/power;
dynamite – a powerful explosive.
dysabnormal, baddyspepsia – abnormal digestion;
dystopia – imaginary place of total misery
eout, awayemissary – representative sent on mission;
eject – throw out forcefully
egoselfegoistic – self-centered;
alter ego – a higher aspect of oneself
em, eninto, cover with, causeempower – put into power;
engorge – make larger
endowithin, insideendogamy – marriage within one’s clan
enn/i, anniyearsbicentennial – of a period of 200 years;
centennial – of a period of 100 years;
perennial – lasting through many years.
en, ininside, inwardsenvision – to picture in the mind;
enclose – lock inside;
inwards – towards the inside.
ep/ion, upon, over,
among, at, after,
to, outside
epidemic – rapid spread of a bad thing;
epilogue – a short speech given after a play;
epicenter – the center of an earthquake.
equ/iequal, equallyequanimity – calm temperament of temper;
equation – a statement of equality
erg/oworkergonomics – study of working environment;
energy – the power to accomplish work
esth/aesthfeeling, sensation, beautyesthetician – someone who beautifies;
aesthetic – pertaining to a sense of beauty;
kinesthesia – sensation of bodily movement
ethnorace, peopleethnic – a defined group of people;
ethnology – the science of people and races
eugood, welleuphonious – having a pleasant sound;
euphoria – feeling of well-being
exfrom, out,excavate – to dig out;
exhale – to breathe out;
extract – to pull out
extra, extrooutside, beyondextraordinary – beyond ordinary;
extraterrestrial – outside the Earth;
extrovert – an outgoing person
fac/tmake, doartifact – an object made by a person;
factory – a place where things are made;
malefact – a person who does wrong
ferbear, bring, carryconfer – to bring an honor to someone;
ferry – a boat that carries passengers;
transfer – to move to another place
fidfaithconfide – place trust in someone;
fidelity – faithfulness;
fiduciary – a trustee
flectbenddeflect – to bend by hitting;
inflection – bending in the voice’s tone;
flexible – easily bending
flor/a,
fleur
flowerflorist – someone working with flowers;
floral – flowerlike;
flora – plant life of a particular time or area
forcompletelyforsaken – completely lost;
forgiven – completely given
forein front of, previous, earlierforebear – ancestor;
forecast – a preview of events to be
formshapeformation- something that is formed;
reformatory – intended for reformation
fract, fragbreakfracture – a break;
fragile – easy to break;
fraction – a part or element of a larger whole
fugflee, run away, escapefugitive – a person who is running away;
refuge – a sheltered place to flee to;
refugee – a person seeking protection
functperform, workdefunct – no longer working or alive;
function – to perform a role normally;
malfunction – to fail to work correctly
fuspourconfusion – feeling hard to make sense
fuse – to melt by heating;
infuse – to put into
gastr/ostomachgastric – pertaining to the stomach;
gastritis – inflammation of the stomach
gen/o/e/
genesis
birth, production,
formation, kind
genealogy – study of the history of a family;
genetic – relating to heredity of genes
geoearth, soil, globalgeography – study of the earth’s surface;
geology – study of the structure of the earth;
geoponics – soil based agriculture
gerold agegeriatrics – medicine for the elderly;
gerontocracy – the rule of the elders;
gerontology – the science of aging
gigaa billiongigabyte – one billion bytes;
gigahertz – one billion Hz/sec;
gigawatt – one billion watts
gonangledecagon – a polygon with 10 angles;
octagon – a geometrical figure with 8 angles
gramletter, writtendiagram – a simple drawing;
grammar – rules of written language;
telegram – a message sent by telegraph
grangraingranule – a little grain (as of sugar)
graph/ywriting, recording, writtengraphology – the study of handwritings;
autograph – written with one’s own hand
gratpleasinggratify – to please someone;
grateful – feeling thankful;
gratuity – a tip, token of appreciation
gyn/o/ewoman, femalegynephobia – fear of women;
gynecoid – resembling a woman
gress, grad/e/ito step, to godigression – departure from the main issue;
progress – movement forward or onward;
gradual – step by step
hect/o, hecathundredhectoliter – 100 liters;
hectare – 100 ares or 10,000 square meters;
hectometer – 100 meters
helic/ospiral, circularhelix – a spiral form;
helicon – a circular tuba
heli/osunheliotropism – movement of the sun
hemihalf, partialhemicycle – a semicircular structure;
hemisphere – one half of the earth;
hemistich – half a line of poetry
hem/o/abloodhemorrhage – clotting of the blood;
hemorrhoids – swelling of the blood vessels;
hemoglobin – red blood particle
hepaliverhepatitis – inflammation of the liver;
hepatoma – a tumor of the liver;
hepatotoxic – toxic and damaging to liver
hept/asevenheptagon – shape with seven angles;
heptateuch – seven books of Old Testament;
herbigrass, plantherbicide – any chemical to kill plants;
herbivorous – plant-eating;
herbal – relating to plants
heterodifferent, otherheterogeneous – made of unrelated parts
hex/asixhexagon – a shape with six angles;
hexameter – a verse measured in six;
hexapod – having six legs
histotissuehistology – study of tissue structures
homo,
homeo
like, alike, samehomogeneous – of the same nature or kind;
homonym – sounding alike
hydr/oliquid, waterhydrate – to add water to;
hydrophobia – intense fear of water;
hydraulic – operated by liquid force
hygr/omoisture, humidityhygrometer – tool to measure humidity
hypertoo much, over,
excessive, beyond
hyperactive – very restless;
hypercritical – too critical;
hypertension – above normal pressure
hyp/ounderhypoglycemia – low level of blood sugar;
hypothesis – a theory to be proven
iatr/omedical caregeriatrics – medical care of the elderly;
pediatrician – a doctor who treats children;
podiatry – medical care for feet
icon/oimageicon – simple graphic of symbolic content;
iconology – science of symbols and icons
idiopeculiar, personal, distinctidiomatic – peculiar to a certain language;
idiot – someone distinctly foolish or stupid
il, inin, intoilluminate – to give light to;
innovation – a new idea, method, or device;
inspection – act of examining or reviewing
ig, il, im,
in, ir
not, withoutillegal – not legal;
impossible – not possible;
inappropriate – not appropriate;
irresponsible – not responsible
imaglikenessimage – a likeness of someone;
imaginative – able to think up new ideas;
imagine – to form a picture in the mind
infrabeneath, belowinfrared – below the regular light spectrum
interbetween, among, jointlyintersection – a place roads come together;
intercept – to stop or interrupt the course of
intra,
intro
within, insideintrastate – existing in one state;
intravenous – inside or into a vein
irnotirredeemable – not redeemable;
irreformable – not reformable;
irrational – not rational
isoequalisometric – having equality of measure;
isothermal – having constant temperature
jectthroweject – to throw someone/something out;
interject – to throw remark into discussion;
project – to cast or throw something.
judlawjudgment – a decision of a court of law;
judicial – having to do with courts of law;
judiciary – a system of courts of law.
junctjoinconjunction – word joining sentences’ parts;
disjunction – a disconnection;
junction – a place where two things join
juvenyoungjuvenile – youthful or childish;
rejuvenate – to bring back to youth
kilothousandkilobyte – 1,000 bytes;
kilometer – 1,000 meter;
kilograms – 1,000 grams
kine/t
/mat
motion, divisionkinetics – study of the force of motion;
cinematography – motion picture making
labworkcollaborate – to work with a person;
elaborate – to work out the details;
laborious – requiring a lot of hard work
lact/omilklactate – to give milk, nurse;
lactose – the sugar contained in milk
latersidebilateral – of or involving two sides;
unilateral – affecting one side of something
leuk/o,
leuc/o
white, colorlessleukocyte – a mature white blood cell;
leucine – a white, crystalline amino acid
lexword, law, readinglexicology – the study and history of words;
alexia – loss of the ability to read;
illegal – not authorized by the official rules
liberfreeliberate – to set free;
libertine – a person with a free, wild lifestyle;
liberty – freedom
lingulanguage, tonguelinguist – one who studies languages;
multilingual – in multiple languages;
linguine – long, flat “tongue-shaped” pasta
lip/ofatlipase – enzyme that breaks down fat;
lipoid – resembling fat.
lite, ite,
lith/o
mineral, rock, fossilapatite – a group of common minerals;
granite – a hard, granular rock;
monolith – a remarkable, unique stone
locplacelocation – a place;
relocate – to move to a new place
log/oword, doctrine, discourselogic – correct reasoning;
monologue – a long speech by one speaker;
analogy – similarity between two things
loqu, locuspeakloquacious – very talkative;
elocution – art of public speaking
luclightelucidate – to explain, to throw light on;
lucid – easily understood, giving off light;
translucent – allowing light through
lud, lusto playprelude – introduction to major performance;
illusion – misleading optical image;
delude – to mislead, deceive
luminlightilluminate – to fill with light;
lumen – unit measuring light
lun/a/imoonlunar – relating to the moon;
lunarscape – the surface of the moon;
lunatic – insane (driven mad by the moon)
macrolarge, greatmacroevolution – large scale evolution;
macromolecule – a large molecule
magn/a/igreat, largemagnify – make larger;
magnificent – grand
mal/ebad, ill, wrongmalcontent – wrong content;
malaria – infectious disease from “bad air”
malicious – showing strong ill will
man/i/uhandmaneuver – to move by hand;
manual – done with the hands;
manuscript – a book written by hand
mandto ordercommand – an order or instruction;
demand – a hard-to-ignore order;
mandate – an official order
maniamadness, insanity,
excessive desire
bibliomania – a crazy love of books;
egomania – a mad love of oneself;
maniac – an insane person
mar/iseamarina – a harbor for pleasure boats;
maritime – relating to the sea;
submarine – an undersea boat;
aquamarine – color of sea water
mater,
matr/i
mothermaternal – relating to motherhood;
maternity – the state of being a mother;
matriarch – a woman head of a household
maxgreatestmaximal – the best or greatest possible;
maximize – to make as great as possible;
maximum – the greatest amount
medimiddlemedieval – pertaining to the Middle Ages;
medium – in the middle;
mediocre – only of medium (inferior) quality
megagreat, large, millionmegalopolis – area with many nearby cities;
megaphone – device projecting a loud voice;
megastructure – a huge structure
melan/oblackmelancholy – a state of dark emotions;
melanoma – malignant dark skin tumor;
melodrama – a dark, pathetic drama
memor/iremembercommemorate – to honor the memory of;
memorial – remembering a person or event;
memory – stock of retained knowledge
merge,
mers
dip, diveimmerse – to dip something into a liquid;
submerge – to dip something into water
mesomiddleMesoamerica – Middle America
metachange, after, beyond, betweenmetaphysics – study of nature and reality;
metamorphosis – complete change of form
meter,
metr/y
measurechronometer – instrument measuring time;
metric – measure
microvery small, short, minutemicrobe – a very small living thing
midmiddlemidriff – area between chest and waist;
midterm – middle of a term in school;
midway – halfway between
migrmovemigrant – person moving between places;
migration – the process of moving
millionethousandthmillimeter – one thousandth of a meter;
millibar – one thousandth of a bar;
milliliter – one thousandth of a liter
min/ismall, lessmini – something that is very small;
minuscule – extremely tiny;
minutiae – very small or trivial details
mis/obad, badly, wrong, wrongly,
to hate
misbehave – to behave badly;
misprint – an error in printing
miss, mitsend, let godismiss – to send someone away;
missile – a weapon sent into the air;
emit – to send something out;
admittance – entry
mobmoveimmobilize – to stop from moving;
mobile – able to move freely;
mobility – the quality of being able to move
mon/oone, single, alonemonochromat – having one color;
monologue – a speech by one person;
monotheism – belief in one god
mot, movmovemotion – the act of moving;
motivate – to move someone to action;
promote – to move someone forward;
removable – able to be moved
morph/oformmetamorphosis – complete change of form;
amorphous – without distinct shape or form
mortdeathimmortal – living forever, unable to die;
mortal – certain to die;
mortician – an undertaker
multimany, more than one or twomulticolored – having many colors;
multimedia – using a range of media;
multitasking – doing many things at once
mutchangeimmutable – not changing;
mutant – a changed organism;
mutate – to undergo a change
my/omusclemyocardium – heart’s middle muscle;
myasthenia – muscle fatigue or weakness;
myosin – common protein in muscle tissue
narrtellnarrate – to tell a story;
narrative – a story;
narrator – a person who tells a story
natborninnate – included since birth;
natal – relating to birth;
natural – gotten at birth, not afterward
navshipcircumnavigate – to sail around a place;
naval – relating to a navy or warships;
navigate – to sail a ship through a place
necr/odead, deathnecrophil – loving death;
necrosis – death of tissue due to disease;
necrology – a list of dead people
negnonegate – to say it didn’t happen;
negative – meaning “no”;
renege – to go back on a promise
neonew, recentneoclassic – a revival of classic form
nephr/okidneynephritis – inflammation of the kidneys;
nephrotomy – surgical incision of a kidney
neur/onerveneuralgia – pain along a nerve;
neurologist – a nerve-specialized doctor
nom/innamemisnomer – error in naming something;
nominate – to name for election
nonno, not, withoutnonfiction – true, real, not made-up;
nonsense – without sense
notmarknotable – marked as worthy of attention;
annotate – to add remarks
noun,
nunc
declareannounce – to declare in public;
denounce – to proclaim harsh criticism;
enunciate – to declare something clearly
novnewinnovate – to introduce a new way;
novelty – something new;
novice – a person who is new at a job
numernumberenumerate – to name a number of items;
numerous – a large number
ob, opin the way, againstobject – to be against something;
obscure – hard to understand;
opposition – action against
oct/a/oeightoctagon – a figure with 8 sides and 8 angles;
octogenarian – person in his or her 80s;
octopus – sea animal with 8 arms
ocueyemonocula – relating to one eye;
oculist – an eye doctor
odpath, waydiode –  tube with cathode and anode
odor smell, scentmalodorous – having a terribly bad smell;
odoriferous – something that bears a scent
omniallomnipotent – with all the power;
omniscient – knowing all things;
omnivorous eating all foods
op/t/seye, visual condition, sightoptic – relating to the eyes;
optician – a person who fits eyeglasses;
autopsy – the examination of a dead body
optbestoptimal – the best, the most desirable;
optimize – to make the best of;
optimum – the best something could be
orthostraightorthography – the correct way of writing
osteoboneosteology – the study of bones
outgoes beyond,
surpasses, exceeds
outgoing – being of lively, sharing nature;
outdoing – doing better than;
outdoor – outside
overexcessiveoverstock – more supplies than is desirable
oxi/oxysharpoxymoron – combining two conflicting ideas
oxidize – corrode a surface
pale/oancientpaleontology – study of ancient fossils;
paleography – study of ancient writing;
paleolithic – period of the Stone Age
panall, any, everyonepanacea – a cure for all diseases;
panorama – an all-around view;
pantheism – the worship of all gods;
pandemic – affecting all
parabeside, beyond, abnormal,
assistant
parallel – alongside an equal distance apart
paraprotection fromparachute – protection from falling
pater,
patr/i
fatherpaternal – relating to fathers;
paternity – fatherhood;
patriarch – a man who rules a group
pathfeeling, emotionantipathy – a feeling of great dislike;
apathy – a lack of feeling or interest
ped/i/efoot, feetpedal – a lever pushed by the foot;
pedestrian – one who walks;
pedicure – cosmetic treatment of feet
peldrive, forcecompel – to force someone to act;
expel – to drive someone out of a place;
repel – to force back
pent/afivepentagon – shape having 5 angles;
pentagram – a five-pointed star;
pentathlon – a contest with five events
pept,
peps
digestiondyspepsia – abnormal digestion;
peptic – aiding digestion;
pepsin – a digestive enzyme
perthrough, throughoutpermanent – lasting throughout all time;
permeate – to spread throughout;
persist – to continue for a long time;
perennial – lasting through many years
periaround, enclosingperipheral – lying outside of the center;
perimeter – the outer boundary of an area
phag/eto eatsarcophagy – cannibalism;
xylophagous – feeding on wood
phil/olove, friendphilanthropist – one who loves humanity;
philology – the love of words;
philosophy – the love of wisdom;
bibliophil – loving books
phon/o
/e/y
soundcacophony – loud, unpleasant sounds;
phonetic – relating to human speech sounds
phot/olightphotogenic – caused by light;
photon – the smallest possible unit of light
phyll/oleafchlorophyll – green pigments in leaves
physnature, medicine, the bodyphysical – relating to the body;
physician – a doctor;
physique – nature and shape of one’s body
phyt/o/eplant, to growhydrophyte – a plant growing only in water;
neophyte – a new believer
plas/t/mto form, development,
forming cells
protoplasm – the living portion of a cell;
plastic – able to be formed
plaud, plod, plaus, plosapprove, clapapplaud – to show approval of;
plausible – worthy of being applauded
pneum/obreathing, lung, air, spiritpneumonia – inflammation of the lungs;
pneumatic – using the force of air;
dyspnea – difficulty breathing
pod/efootpodiatrist – a doctor for the feet;
podium – a small platform to stand on;
tripod – a stand or frame with 3 legs
policitymetropolis – a large city;
politics – a action of a government
polymany, more than onepolychrome – with many colors
ponplace, putopponent – a person against an action, idea;
postpone – to put off doing something
poppeoplepopular – appealing to a lot of people;
population – all people living in an area;
populist – a supporter of the rights of people
portcarryexport – to carry goods out of a place;
portable – able to be carried;
porter – a person who carries luggage
posplace, putdeposit – to place or drop something;
position – the place where someone is
postafter, behindposthumous – after someone’s death;
postpone – to delay something
preearlier, before, in front ofprepare – to get ready in advance
probefore, in front of,
for, forward
prognosis – a prediction of what will happen;
prologue – a passage before the main part;
prophet – a person who foretells the future
prot/oprimitive, first, chiefprototype – the first of a kind;
protocol – a first draft of a document
pseud/owrong, falsepseudonym – a fictitious name;
pseudopregnancy – a false pregnancy
psych/omind, mentalpsyche – the human spirit or soul;
psychology – the study of the mind
pugn/a,
pung
to fightpugnacious – having a quarrelsome nature;
repugnant – offensive or revolting;
pungent – piercing
pulurgecompulsion – a very strong urge;
expulsion – to someone out
purgcleanpurge – remove anything undesirable;
purgatory – a place to clean souls from sin
putthinkcomputer – an electronic thinking device;
dispute – to disagree with another thinking;
input – contribution of one’s thinking
pyr/ofire, heatpyrotechnics – the art of making fireworks;
pyretic – relating to or producing fever
quad/r/rifourquadrennium – period of 4 years;
quadruped – a 4-footed animal
quartfourthquarter – one fourth;
quart – a fourth of a gallon
quin/tfive, fifthquintessence – pure essence;
quintuple – fivefold
radic,
radix
rooteradicate – pull out at the roots;
radish – an edible root of the mustard family
radioradiation, rayradioactive – emitting radiation
ram/ibranchramification – consequence of a decision;
ramify – to spread or branch out;
ramus – a branchlike part
reagain, back, backwardrebound – to spring back again;
rewind – to wind something backward;
reaction – a response
regguide, ruleregime – a government that rules;
regulate – to apply a rule
retrobackward, backretroactive – relating to past things
rhin/onoserhinoplasty – surgery of the nose
rhod/oredrhododendron – a red/pink flower;
rhodopsin – a purple pigment in the retina
ridlaughderide – to make fun of someone;
ridicule – to make fun or mock;
ridiculous – silly, causing laughter
rrh/ea
/oea/ag
flow, dischargehemorrhage – heavy blood flow
rubredruby – deep red color;
rubella – measles;
bilirubin – reddish pigment in bile
ruptbreak, burstinterrupt – to break into a conversation
rupture – a break in something
sanhealthsane – mentally healthy;
sanitary – relating to cleanliness and health
scendclimb, goascend – to climb upward;
descend – to go or climb down
sciknowconscious – knowing what is happening
omniscient – knowing everything
scler/ohardsclerometer – a device to measure hardness
scop/e/ysee, examine, observemicroscope – a device to see tiny things
scrib,
script
write, writteninscribe – to write letters or words;
scribe – a person who writes out documents
seapartsecede – to formally break away from;
seclude – to keep away from;
serum – a liquid isolated out of another
sectcutdissect – to cut apart piece by piece;
bisect – to cut into two equal parts
sed, sid, sesssitreside – be stationed
selfof, for, or by itselfself-respect – respect for yourself
semihalf, partialsemiannual – every half year;
semicircle – half a circle;
semiconscious – partly conscious;
semiannual – every half of a year
sept/isevenSeptember – the seventh month;
septet – a group of seven musicians
servsave, keepconserve – to save or keep something safe;
preserve – to save something;
reservation – a place kept for a person
sexsixsextet – a composition or group of six;
sextuple – sixfold;
sexagenarian – person in his/her sixties
solalonedesolate – lonely, dismal, gloomy;
solitary – done alone, by yourself;
solo – one’s performance
solsunsolar – involving the sun;
parasol – umbrella protecting from the sun
somn/Isleepinsomnia – inability to fall asleep;
somniloquy – talking in your sleep;
somnolent – feeling sleepy
sonsoundconsonant – a speech sound;
sonorous – producing loud, full, rich sounds;
supersonic – faster than sound;
unison – as one voice
sophwisephilosopher – a wise person
sophism – a clever but misleading argument
spec/t,
spic
see, lookcircumspect – cautious, looking all around;
retrospective – looking back at past things;
spectator – a person who sees an event
sphereballbiosphere – round surface of the earth
spirbreatheinspire – to stimulate or animate;
spirit – invisible life force
stastandstable – standing steady and firm;
stagnant – standing still, not moving;
stationary – at a standstill, fixed
stellstarinterstellar – between the stars;
stellar – relating to stars
structbuildconstruct – to build;
structure – something built
subunder, lower than,
inferior to
submarine – an underwater boat;
submerge – to put underwater;
substandard – inferior to standards
sumhighestsum – the combined total of everything;
summation – the total, highest amount;
summit – the highest point or top
superhigher in quality
or quantity
super bowl – the final annual football game;
superior – above average, better in quality;
supersonic – faster than the speed of sound
sy/m
/n/l/s
together, with, samesymmetry – similarity in arrangement;
synergy – the combined effect;
synchronize – to occur at the same time
tact, tangtouchcontact – a state in which two things touch;
tactile – relating to the sense of touch;
tangible – able to be touched;
intact – with nothing missing
tax/oarrangementsyntax – systematic arrangement of words;
taxonomy – science of classification
technotechnique, skilltechnology – application of knowledge;
technocracy – rule of technology
tel/e/ofar, distant, completetelescope – a device to view distant objects
temp/ortimecontemporary – existing at the same time;
temporal – relating to time;
temporary – lasting for a limited time
ten, tin, tentholdcontinent – serving to restrain or limit;
detention –  the act or fact of detaining;
ter, tritrubattrition – act of rubbing together;
detritus – a product of disintegration
term/inaend, limitterminate – to end;
exterminate – to destroy completely
terr/a/iland, earthextraterrestrial – existing outside the earth;
terrain – ground or land;
territory – an area of land
tetrafourtetrapod – having 4 legs;
tetrarchy – government by 4 rulers
theputbibliotheca – a list or catalog of books;
theme – a proposition for discussion
the/ogodmonotheism – belief in one god;
polytheism – worshiping more than one god;
theology – the study of religion, god, etc
therm/oheatthermal – relating to heat;
thermos – an insulated jar to keep heat in;
thermostat – a device that controls heat
torttwistcontortion – a twisted shape or position;
distort – to alter the shape or condition of
toxpoisontoxic – poisonous;
toxicology – the study of poisons;
intoxicated – influenced by drugs
tractpull, dragattract – to pull objects nearer;
tractor – a motor vehicle that pulls things
transacross, beyond, throughtranscontinental – across the continent;
transfer – to move between places
trithree, once in every three,
third
triangle – a figure with 3 sides and 3 angles;
triathlon – an athletic contest with 3 events;
tricycle – a 3-wheeI vehicle with pedals
ultrabeyond, extreme, more thanultrahigh – extremely high
unnot,opposite of, lackingunabridged – not shortened;
unfair – opposite of fair;
unfriendly – lacking friendliness
unione, singleunicycle – a vehicle with one wheel;
unique – the only one of its kind;
unison – as one voice
urbcityurban – relating to a city;
urbanology – the study of city life
vacemptyevacuate – to empty a dangerous place;
vacant – empty, not occupied;
vacation – a time without work
ven/tcomecircumvent – to bypass restrictions;
intervene – to come between
ver/Itruthveracious – truthful, honest;
veracity – the truth;
verify – to make sure that something is true
verbwordverbalize – to put into words;
adverb – a word relating to a verb
vers,
vert
turnreverse – to turn around;
introvert – being turned towards the inside;
version – a variation of an original
viceacting in place of,
next in rank
vice-president – a person below president
vidseeevident – clearly seen
vince,
vic
conquerconvince – to win someone over;
invincible – not able to be conquered;
victory – the conquest of an enemy
vis, vidseevision – the ability to see;
envision – to picture in the mind;
evident – clearly visible
viv/i
vit
live, liferevival – the act of bringing back to life;
vital – pertaining to live;
vivacious – high-spirited and full of life
voc/ivoice, calladvocate – to speak in favor of;
vocalize – to produce with your voice
vol/i/uwish, willvolition – act of making a choice or decision;
voluntary – resulting from your own free will
vor,
vour
eatcarnivorous – meat-eating;
voracious – eating food in great quantities;
devour – to eat quickly
xanthyellowxanthium – a genus of rough or spiny herbs;
xanthochromia – yellowish discoloration
xen/oforeignxenophobic – afraid of foreigners;
xenophile – attracted to foreigners
xer/o/Idryxerography – a dry photocopying process;
xeric – requiring small amounts of moisture
xylwoodxylocarp, xyloid – resembling wood
zo/oanimal lifezoology – study of animals;
zooid – resembling an animal
zyg/opairzygote – a cell of the union of two gametes;
zygomorphic – having symmetrical form

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