LIST #7
LIST #7
acer/acr (sharp) acerbity, acetate, acetic, acetone, acid, acrid, acrimonious, acidosis, antacid, acrylic, exacerbate Latin
acut/acu acuity, acumen, acute, cute
acro/acr (high) acrobat, acrocarpous, acromegaly, acronym, acrophobia, acropolis, acrostic, Akron (Ohio) Greek
agog/agogue (leader) agogics, demagogue, pedagogue, pedagogy, mystagogue, synagogue Greek
brev (short) abbreviation, abridge, breve, breviary, brevirostrate, brevity, brief, unabridged Latin
cle/cule (small) circle, corpuscle, cubicle, cuticle, follicle, minuscule, molecule, muscle, particular, particle, ventricle, vesicle Latin
culp (blame) culpable, culprit, exculpate, exculpatory inculpate Latin
derm (skin) dermabrasion, dermatitis, dermatology, ectoderm, endoderm, epidermis, hypodermic, pachyderm, taxidermy Greek
dia (across) diabolic, diagonal, dialect, dialectic dialogue, diameter, diaphanous, diaphragm, diatribe Greek
ecto (outer) ectoderm, ectomorph, ectoparasite, ectoplasm, ectothermic, Greek
ectozoa, ectoskeleton
exo (outer) exobiology, exodus, exogamy, exogenous, exorcism, exotic, exotoxin
ego (I) alter ego, egocentric, egoism, egomania, egotist, egotistical, egotize, superego Latin
fort/forc (strong) comfort, discomfort, effort, enforce, force, forcibly, fort, forte, fortification, fortify, fortissimo, fortitude, fortress, pianoforte, reinforce Latin
fus/fut (pour) confusion, diffusion, effusive, fuse, fusion, futile, infuse, infusion, perfusion, profuse, refuse, suffuse, transfusion Latin
fund/found confound, foundry, funnel, refund, profound
necro (death) necrobiosis, necromancer, necrophobia, necropolis, necrosis, necrotic, nectar Greek
numer (number) enumerate, innumerable, numeral, numerate, numerical, numerology, numerous, supernumeraries Latin
osteo (bone) osteoblast, osteocyte, osteology, osteopath, osteopathy, osteotomy, osteoporosis, ostracism (from oyster) Greek
pac/peac (peace) appease, pacific, pacification, pacifier, pacifism, pacifist, pacify, peaceable, Pax Romana Latin
plac complacent, complaisant, implacable, placate, placebo, placid, plea, plead, pleasurable, pleasure
per (through) impervious, perambulate, per capita, perceive, perception, percolator, percussion, per diem, perennial, perfect, perfectly, Latin
perfidious, perforate, perfume, perfunctory, perfuse, permeable, permeate, permissive, permit, permutation, perpendicular,
perpetuate, perpetuity, perplex, perquisite, persecute, perseverance, persist, perspective, perspicacious, perspiration, persuade,
pertain, pertinacity, pertinent, perturb, peruse, pervade, pervious
plast/plasm (molded) angioplasty, cytoplasm, dermoplasty, dysplasia, ectoplasm, plasma. plaster, plastic, plasticity, plastid, protoplasm, rhinoplasty Greek
poli/polis (city) acropolis, Annapolis, apolitical, Constantinople, cosmopolitan, geopolitical, Indianapolis, metropolis, Minneapolis, megalopolis, Greek
Neopolitian, necropolis, police, policy, politic, Tripoli
pugn/pug (fight) impugn, inexpugnable, oppugn, pugilist, pugnacious, pungent, repugnant Latin
spir (breathe) aspirate, aspire, conspiracy, espirit de corps, conspire, expire, inspire, perspiration, perspire, respiration, spirit, spirograph, suspire, transpire Latin
urb (city) suburbs, suburbia, urban, urbane, urbanism, urbanite, urbanologist Latin
zo (animal) enterozoic, Mesozoic, protozoa, zodiac, zoo, zoophagous, zooplankton, zoology Greek
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