Using Greek and Latin Root Words to Build Vocabulary

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Using Greek and Latin Root Words to Build Vocabulary Language Roots Using Greek and Latin Root Words to Build Vocabulary List #8 Copyright © 2012 by Ellen M. Chapman

Meaning: carry Root Word: PORT Examples: portable, transport

mind, soul Meaning: Root Word: PSYCH Examples: psychology, psychiatrist

This is photo of a water balloon as it ruptures. Root Word: RUPT Meaning: break This is photo of a water balloon as it ruptures. Examples: erupt, interrupt

Meaning: health Root Word: SAN Examples: sanitary, sane

Root Word: SCEND Meaning: climb Examples: ascend, descend

Meaning: know Root Word: SCI Examples: science, omniscient

Meaning: see Root Word: SCOP Examples: microscope, telescope

Root Word: SIGN Meaning: mark Examples: signature, insignia

Meaning: see Root Word: SPEC Examples: inspect, respect

Root Word: TACT Meaning: touch Examples: contact, tactile

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