Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Greek and Latin Roots Week 1.

Published byHamdani Hartanto Modified over 5 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "Greek and Latin Roots Week 1."— Presentation transcript:

1 Greek and Latin Roots Week 1

2 an Meaning: without; not Examples: anemia agnostic
deficiency in the part of the blood that carries oxygen agnostic person who is doubtful about something

3 acer/acid Meaning: harsh; bitter; sour Examples: exacerbate acidic
Increase bitterness; make worse acidic Very sour taste

4 Word Associations Which word goes with doubt?
Which word goes with “a sour taste”? Which word goes with blood? Which word goes with “to make worse”?

5 acu Meaning: sharp Examples: acuminate acuity
Tapering to a point; make sharp; taper acuity Sharpness of perception or vision

6 ad/ac/ag/ap Meaning: to; toward Examples: accord advent aggregate
Cause to agree; bring into harmony advent Arrival or coming aggregate Amounting to a whole; total appease Bring peace or calm to; to soothe

7 Word Associations Which word goes with total?
Which word goes with “to make sharp”? Which word goes with vision? Which word goes with harmony?

8 alt Meaning: high, deep Examples: altimeter altitude
Instrument that measures elevation altitude Height of something above a certain level

9 anthrop Meaning: mankind; human being Examples: anthropology
Study of man philanthropy Concern for human welfare and development; a love for humanity

10 Word Associations Which word goes with height?
Which word goes with “a love for humanity”? Which word goes with “a study of man”? Which word goes with “measuring elevation”?

11 arch Meaning: first; chief; rule; superior Examples: archaic monarchy
Out of date monarchy Supreme power held by a single person

12 astr/aster Meaning: star Examples: asterisk astronomy The sign *
Scientific study of the stars and other bodies in the universe

13 Word Associations Which word goes with power?
Which word goes with “a study of the stars”? Which word goes with a sign? Which word goes with “out of date”?

14 aud Meaning: bold; daring; listen; hear Examples: auditorium audacity
Part of a theater where the audience sits audacity Daring and adventurous

15 auto Meaning: self Examples: automatic autonomous
Self-acting or self-regulating autonomous Self-governing

16 Word Associations Which word goes with courageous?
Which word goes with “rule over oneself”? Which word goes with theater? Which word goes with “regulating your actions”?

Download ppt "Greek and Latin Roots Week 1."

Similar presentations

Ac, acr = sharp Words ACRIMONIOUS – bitter ACERBITY – bitterness of temper ACRID – unpleasantly strong or bitter in smell or taste.

Ac, acr = sharp Words ACRIMONIOUS – bitter ACERBITY – bitterness of temper ACRID – unpleasantly strong or bitter in smell or taste.
Lecture 2 Durkheim: Individual, society and morality.

Lecture 2 Durkheim: Individual, society and morality.
A woman came out of her house and saw 3 old men with long white beards sitting in her front yard. She did not recognize them. She said I don't think I.

A woman came out of her house and saw 3 old men with long white beards sitting in her front yard. She did not recognize them. She said "I don't think I.
We come to your table now With gifts of bread and wine

We come to your table now With gifts of bread and wine
Oxford Read and Discover

Oxford Read and Discover
Roots week 9 acr, acu-sharp, sour. Compound/complex sentences Shares two or more complete thoughts (independent clauses) and one or more incomplete thoughts.

Roots week 9 acr, acu-sharp, sour. Compound/complex sentences Shares two or more complete thoughts (independent clauses) and one or more incomplete thoughts.
PRS & VOCAB WEEK 6. ACER, ACR = SHARP, BITTER acrimony - bitterness or harshness of manner or speech acerbic – sharp or bitter speech acrid – sharp or.

PRS & VOCAB WEEK 6. ACER, ACR = SHARP, BITTER acrimony - bitterness or harshness of manner or speech acerbic – sharp or bitter speech acrid – sharp or.
Latin and Greek Roots Instructions:

Latin and Greek Roots Instructions:
15 Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful. 16 Let the word of Christ dwell.

15 Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful. 16 Let the word of Christ dwell.
Prefixes ap- to; nearness to approximant, approach.

Prefixes ap- to; nearness to approximant, approach.
+ Etymology Unit Roots Week 1 + Why should we know the roots of English? art - are bequeath (one of my personal favorites) - To give or leave by will;

+ Etymology Unit Roots Week 1 + Why should we know the roots of English? art - are bequeath (one of my personal favorites) - To give or leave by will;
Question 7  What are some characteristics of acids and why are they important in living systems? - Characteristics: - Sour taste - Can dissolve many.

Question 7  What are some characteristics of acids and why are they important in living systems? - Characteristics: - Sour taste - Can dissolve many.
Root Words Set #1.

Root Words Set #1.
DANIEL A MAN LOVED BY GOD. Dan 9:23 “At the beginning of your pleas for mercy a word went out, and I have come to tell it to you, for you are greatly.

DANIEL A MAN LOVED BY GOD. Dan 9:23 “At the beginning of your pleas for mercy a word went out, and I have come to tell it to you, for you are greatly.
The heart and its parts. Blood Vessels Artery – a blood vessel that moves blood away from the heart Vein – a blood vessel that moves blood towards the.

The heart and its parts. Blood Vessels Artery – a blood vessel that moves blood away from the heart Vein – a blood vessel that moves blood towards the.
Latin and Greek Roots Homework Procedure. Part One “The roots, their meanings, and a key word.” Materials Needed: Materials Needed: –The Roots Sheet for.

Latin and Greek Roots Homework Procedure. Part One “The roots, their meanings, and a key word.” Materials Needed: Materials Needed: –The Roots Sheet for.
2014-2015 Greek Vocabulary. Expectations of Weekly Homework Due every Wednesday The root and the meaning 2 word derivatives that contain root, prefix.

Greek Vocabulary. Expectations of Weekly Homework Due every Wednesday The root and the meaning 2 word derivatives that contain root, prefix.
ACHS Week 10 Root Words ast-- star audi-- hear auto-- self bene-- good bio-- life.

ACHS Week 10 Root Words ast-- star audi-- hear auto-- self bene-- good bio-- life.
Outlining Speeches Day 3 and Latin Roots 25-28 Wednesday, April 22, 2015 Regular MYP.

Outlining Speeches Day 3 and Latin Roots Wednesday, April 22, 2015 Regular MYP.
Latin Rootsa: aud, grat, ject

Latin Rootsa: aud, grat, ject

Similar presentations

Ads by Google