Root Words These are words that are Latin or Greek We attach prefixes, suffixes, or other modifiers to them, which slightly change their meaning Example:

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Root Words These are words that are Latin or Greek We attach prefixes, suffixes, or other modifiers to them, which slightly change their meaning Example: Scrib or script = to write Describe, prescription

Root 1 Root: Port Definition: to carry Examples: 1. Transport 2. Important 3. Portable

Root 2 Root: Form Definition: to shape Examples: 1. Inform 2. Deform 3. Transform

Root 3 Root: Tract Definition: To draw or pull Examples: 1. Subtract 2. Distract 3. Attract

Root 4 Root: Rupt Definition: To break Examples: 1. Disrupt 2. Abrupt 3. Interrupt

Root 5 Root: Scrib or Script Definition: To write Examples: 1. Scribble 2. Prescription 3. Describe

Root 6 Root: Spec or Spect Definition: To see, watch, observe Examples: 1. Inspect 2. Spectacular 3. Disrespect