List of words with Use the meanings of words as clues to the meanings of Greek and Latin roots

  1. Automatic (auto-): Working by itself without human control.
  2. Biology (bio-): The study of living organisms.
  3. Telephone (tele-): A device used to communicate over long distances.
  4. Microscope (micro-): An instrument used to see very small objects.
  5. Geology (geo-): The study of the Earth’s structure and substances.
  6. Thermometer (thermo-): A device used to measure temperature.
  7. Antonym (anti-): A word with the opposite meaning of another word.
  8. Symphony (sym-): A long piece of music for an orchestra.
  9. Chronology (chrono-): The study of time and dates.
  10. Hydrate (hydro-): A substance containing water.
  11. Bicycle (bi-): A vehicle with two wheels.
  12. Polygon (poly-): A shape with many sides.
  13. Predict (pre-): To say what will happen before it occurs.
  14. Submarine (sub-): A watercraft capable of underwater operation.
  15. Social (soci-): Relating to society or people.
  16. Education (duc-): The process of teaching and learning.
  17. Transport (port-): To carry or move something from one place to another.
  18. Television (tele-): A device for viewing broadcasted images and sounds.
  19. Peninsula (pen-): A piece of land almost surrounded by water.
  20. Meteorology (meter-): The study of weather conditions.
  21. Rebuild (re-): To build something again.
  22. Monologue (mono-): A long speech by one person.
  23. Amphibian (amphi-): An animal that can live both in water and on land.
  24. Photo (photo-): Light.
  25. Dictionary (dict-): A reference book containing words and their meanings.
  26. Animal (anim-): A living creature that is not a plant.
  27. Galaxy (gala-): A system of stars and planets.
  28. Refrigerator (re-): An appliance used to keep food cold.
  29. Homonym (homo-): A word that is pronounced the same as another word but has a different meaning.
  30. Superhero (super-): A fictional character with extraordinary powers.
  31. Fraction (fract-): A part of a whole number.
  32. Biology (bio-): The science of living things.
  33. Neptune (nept-): The eighth planet from the Sun.
  34. Anatomy (ana-): The study of the structure of living things.
  35. Pyramid (pyr-): A solid shape with a square base and triangular sides.
  36. Audible (aud-): Able to be heard.
  37. Inferno (infer-): A large fire.
  38. Geography (geo-): The study of Earth’s physical features.
  39. Unicorn (uni-): A mythical horse with a single horn.
  40. Autograph (auto-): A person’s signature.
  41. Microbe (micro-): A tiny living organism, such as a bacterium.
  42. Transpose (trans-): To change the order of something.
  43. Germinate (germ-): To begin to grow.
  44. Hydraulic (hydro-): Operated by liquid pressure.
  45. Multi- (multi-): Many.
  46. Amplify (ampli-): To make something louder.
  47. Paragon (para-): A model of excellence.
  48. Symmetry (sym-): Balanced proportions on both sides.
  49. Dictate (dict-): To say or read aloud for someone to write down.
  50. Pseudonym (pseudo-): A fictitious name used by an author.
  51. Democracy (demo-): A system of government by the people.
  52. International (inter-): Between nations.
  53. Transplant (trans-): To move something from one place to another.
  54. Neptune (nept-): The god of the sea.
  55. Unison (uni-): Simultaneous performance or utterance.
  56. Monotone (mono-): A single tone or pitch.
  57. Infer (in-): To conclude information from evidence.
  58. Atypical (a-): Not typical or unusual.
  59. Portable (port-): Able to be easily carried or moved.
  60. Bilingual (bi-): Able to speak two languages.
  61. Autonomy (auto-): Self-government or independence.
  62. Submerge (sub-): To put under water.
  63. Photograph (photo-): A picture taken with a camera.
  64. Cycle (cycl-): A series of events that repeat regularly.
  65. Pseudocode (pseudo-): A simplified code used for designing algorithms.
  66. Synthesis (syn-): Combining parts to form a whole.
  67. Prediction (pre-): A guess about what will happen in the future.
  68. Vital (vita-): Essential for life.
  69. Astronomy (astro-): The study of stars and planets.
  70. Automobile (auto-): A vehicle that moves on its own.
  71. Polytheism (poly-): Belief in many gods.
  72. Epicenter (epi-): The point on the Earth’s surface directly above an earthquake.
  73. Microphone (micro-): An instrument that converts sound into electrical signals.
  74. Homogeneous (homo-): Of the same kind or nature.
  75. Geode (geo-): A rock containing crystals inside.
  76. Encyclopedia (cyclo-): A book containing information on various topics.
  77. Hypothermia (hypo-): A condition of abnormally low body temperature.
  78. Monocle (mono-): A single eyeglass.
  79. Rehearse (re-): To practice or repeat something.
  80. Chronic (chron-): Long-lasting or frequent.
  81. Incredible (in-): Impossible to believe.
  82. Antiseptic (anti-): A substance that prevents infection.
  83. Symbiotic (sym-): A relationship between two different organisms living together.
  84. Fragment (fract-): A small part broken off from something.
  85. Meteor (meter-): A small body of matter from space that burns up in Earth’s atmosphere.
  86. Vitality (vita-): The state of being strong and active.
  87. Biography (bio-): The story of a person’s life written by someone else.
  88. Transport (trans-): To move goods or people from one place to another.
  89. Molecule (mole-): The smallest unit of a chemical compound.
  90. Pseudoscience (pseudo-): A collection of beliefs or practices mistakenly regarded as being based on the scientific method.
  91. Biodegradable (bio-): Capable of being decomposed by bacteria or other biological means.
  92. Chronometer (chrono-): A very precise timekeeping device.
  93. Autonomy (auto-): Independence or self-government.
  94. Synthetic (syn-): Made by chemical synthesis, not naturally occurring.
  95. Periscope (peri-): An instrument used to see objects that are not in the direct line of sight.
  96. Prefix (pre-): A group of letters added to the beginning of a word.
  97. Anniversary (ann-): The yearly recurrence of the date of a past event.
  98. Abnormal (ab-): Not normal or typical.
  99. Sympathy (sym-): Feelings of pity or sorrow for someone else’s misfortune.
  100. Chronic (chron-): Long-lasting and persistent.

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