1st Semester Roots, Prefixes, Suffixes Flashcards

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POLI or URB (metropolis, urban)

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city, civilization

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OVER- (overeat, overdo)

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too much, above

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EX- (exclude, exhale)

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remove from, out

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SUPER- (superhuman)

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above, over, beyond

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MIS- (mistake)

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wrongly

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RE- (rewrite)

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back or again

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NON- or UN- (nonstop, unhappy)

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not, opposite of, without

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A-, AB-, ABS- (abnormal, amoral, absent)

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away, off, not

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UNDER- (undercooked)

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below, not enough

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TETRA or QUAD (Tetris, quadrant)

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four

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BI or DU (bicycle, duo)

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two

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-FUL (colorful)

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full of

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SUB- (submarine)

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below, under

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IN-, IL-, IM-, IR (incomplete, illegal, impossible, irresponsible)

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not

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-Y (salty)

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made of, full of

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PENTA or QUIN (pentagon, quintuplets)

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five

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FORE- or PRO- (foreshadow, prophet)

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before, in front of

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EPI (epidermis, epicenter)

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on top of

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AQUA or HYDR (aquarium, hydrate)

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water

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DIA or TRANS (diagonal, transfer)

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across, through

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GEO, or TERRA (geography, terrain)

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earth, land

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MANIA (maniac)

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madness, insanity

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MULTI or POLY (multiply, polygon)

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many

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SOL (solo)

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alone

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PHOBIA (arachnophobia)
fear
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SOPH (sophisticated)
wisdom
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CENT (century)
hundred
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DUR (durable)
harden, lasting
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MICRO or MIN (microscopic, miniature)
small
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GRAPH, GRAM, SCRIB, SCRIPT (photograph, scribble, script, grammar)
draw or write
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HYPER (hyperbole, hyperactive)
too much
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HEPT or SEPT (heptagon, septuplets)
seven
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LITH or PETRA (lithograph, petrified)
stone
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GON (polygon)
angle
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IGN, PYRO, THERM (ignite, pyromaniac, thermal)
fire, heat
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LOG (logic)
word, reason
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MECH (mechanic)
machine
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FORM or MORPH (transform, metamorphic)
shape, form
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-IED (studied)
already happened (past tense)
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-LY (loudly)
in a certain way (makes an adverb)
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-OR or -ER (instructor, teacher)
someone who
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-ER (colder)
more than
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-TION, -ITION, -ATION, -ION (graduation, action, addition, union)
act of, state of
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-HOOD (childhood)
condition or state of
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-LESS (toothless)
without
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-ISH (ticklish)
having the qualities of
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-ABLE (movable, erasable)
able to be; causing; suitable for
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-NESS (sadness)
the condition of (makes a noun)
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-LOGIST (archeologist)
one who studies
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-SHIP (leadership)
the condition of
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-WARD (upward)
in the direction of
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ANTI or CONTRA (antisocial, contradict)
against, or opposite
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AUTO or EGO (automatic, egotistical)
self
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PHYS (physical, physics)
body or natural science
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AMBUL (able, ambulance)
walk or move
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SENSE or SENT (sensitive, sentiment)
feeling, emotion
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OMNI or PAN (omniscient, panorama)
all or everything
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THEO (theology, atheist)
god or religion
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MONO or UNI (monotone, unicycle)
one
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NEO or NOV (innovate, neolithic)
new
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MENT or PSYCH (mental, psychic)
mind
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PHYLL (chlorophyll, chloroplasts)
green, leaf, or plant
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PATH (pathogen, empathy)
sickness, suffering, feeling
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INTER- (interrupt, intercept)
between