-
FLOR-
- flower
- florist, floral, Florida
-
-
TRACT-
- to drag
- tractor, traction, detract
-
MUT-
- to change
- mutation, mutant
-
LUC-
LUMIN-
- to shine, light
- lucid, illuminate
-
-
LATER-
- side
- equilateral, laterally
-
-
-
-
-
FLAT-
- to blow
- inflate, flatulent, conflation
-
PLIC-
PLEX-
[PLY-]
- to fold, tangle, interweave
- complicate, implicate, implicit, complex, imply, multiply
-
FLAG(R)-
FLAM(M)-
- to burn, flame
- flagrant, conflagrant, inflammation
-
-
CENT-
- hundrend
- century, centennial
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
QUADR(U)-
- four
- quadrangle, quadruple
-
-
BI-
BIN-
- two, twice
- bicycle, binoculars
-
-
-
-
-
VOC-
VOK-
- voice, to call
- vocal, invoke, invocation, provoke, revoke
-
VID-
VIS-
[VIEW-]
- to see
- evident, provide, visual, provision, review
-
UND-
(OUND-)
- wave
- abundant, undulate, abound, rebound
-
SPEC-
(SPIC-)
SPECT-
- to look
- specimen, conspicuous, inspect, respect
-
PLE-
PLET-
PLEN-
- to fill, full
- implement, complete, deplete, plenary
-
PEND-
PENS-
- to hang, weigh, pay
- dependent, suspend, dispense, expense
-
CLUD-
CLUS-
[CLOS-]
- to shut
- exclude, include, disclose
-
-
-
TURB-
- to upset, stir
- perturb, turbulence
-
-
SANCT-
- holy
- sanctify, sanctimonious
-
SACR-
(SECR-)
- sacred
- sacrement, desecrate
-
PED-
- foot
- pedal, impediment, pedestrian
-
GREG-
- flock, herd
- congregate, segregate
-
-
LOQU-
LOCUT
- to speak
- colloquial, eloquent, elocution, interlocutor
-
LEV-
[LIEF-/LIEV-]
- to lift, light (in weight)
- levity, elevate
-
DUC-
DUCT-
- to lead
- conduct, induce, transducer, reduction
-
-
VERB-
- word, verb
- verb, adverb, verbatim, proverb
-
-
-
NIHIL-
- nothing
- annihilate, nihilism
-
-
-
-
FORT-
- strong
- fort, forte, comfort
-
FIRM-
- strong, firm
- firmament, confirm
-
FIN-
- end, limit, border
- final, definite
-
-
-
MILIT-
- soldier
- militant, militate, military
-
SPIR-
- to breathe
- spirit, conspire, inspiration
-
-
FRANG-
(FRING-)
FRACT-
- to break
- frangible, fraction
-
SOL-
- alone
- solitude, desolation
-
SEQU-
SECUT-
- to follow
- sequence, consequence, prosecute, consecutive
-
-
PROB-
PROBAT-
[PROV-]
- to test, good
- probe, probity, approve
-
-
ROG-
- to ask
- interogate, arrogant, derogatory
-
-
-
SEC-
SEG-
SECT-
- to cut
- secant, segment, bisect, section
-
CAPIT-
(CIPIT-)
- head
- capital, decapitate, precipitate
-
VIR-
- 1.man
- virtue, virile
- 2.poision
- virus, virilant
-
FERV-
- to bubble or boil
- fervant, fervidity
-
-
-
PATI-
PASS-
- to suffer, endure
- patient, passive, passion
-
CRE-
CRE(SC)-
CRET-
[CRU-]
- to grow
- crescent, excrexcence, concrete
-
GNO-
NO-
NOT-
- to know
- recognize, ignore, noble, note
-
VER-
- true
- veritable, aver, very
-
-
GRAN-
- grain
- granary, granite, granola
-
VOLV-
VOLUT-
- to roll
- revolve, involve, evolution, revolution
-
MINOR-
MINUS-
MINUT-
- small, smaller
- minority, minute, diminutive
-
SCRIB-
SCRIPT-
- to write
- describe, inscribe, scribble, conscription, subscription
-
NOMEN-
NOMIN-
- name, noun
- nomenclature, nominate, pronominal
-
-
-
PATRI-
- fatherland, country
- repatriate
-
PATR-
PATERN-
- father
- patrimony, paternity
-
CID-
CIS-
- to kill, cut
- insecticide, fratricide, incision, precise
-
-
SOLV-
SOLUT-
- to loosen, free
- solve, absolve, solution, aboslute
-
MON-
MONIT-
- to warn, advise
- admonish, monument, monitor, premonition
-
JUG-
JUNCT-
[JOIN-]
[JOINT-]
- to yoke, join
- jugular, juncture, join, rejoinder, conjointly
-
I-
IT-
- to go
- transient, ambient, initial, transition
-
RAP-
RAPT-
(REPT-)
- to seize
- rapid, rape, rapture
-
TRIT-
- to rub or wear away
- contrition, attrition
-
VAL-
[VAIL-]
- to be strong, be worthy
- value, equivalent, valid, avail, prevail
-
SON-
SONOR-
- sound
- supersonic, resonance, sonata
-
SCI-
- to know
- science, conscientious
-
MIT(T)-
MIS(S)-
- to send, let go
- admit, transmitter, missile, transmission
-
GER-
GEST-
- to carry (on), produce
- exaggerate, congestion, digest
-
JAC-
JECT-
- to throw
- ejaculate, inject, projectile, reject
-
-
-
CAD-
(CID-)
CAS-
- to fall, befall
- cadence, accident, incident, casual, occasion
-
MOD-
- measure, well measure
- modicum, modest, modern, modify
-
NASC-
NAT-
- to be born
- nascent, native, prenatal, nature, natural
-
FUND-
FUS-
[FOUND-]
- to pour, melt
- refund, fusion, confusion, foundry, foundation
-
PLAC-
- please
- placate, placid, placebo
-
DUR-
- hard, to last
- duration, endurable
-
ORD(IN)-
- to arrange, to put in order
- order, ordinary
-
DOM(IN)-
- house, master
- dome, predominant
-
-
BELL-
- 1. war
- bellicose, beligerent
- 2. beauty
- belle, embellish
-
TENU-
- stretched, thin
- tenuous, attenuate
-
DOC-
DOCT-
- to teach
- document, doctor, indoctrinate
-
CRED-
- to believe, trust
- credential, creditor, discredit
-
-
TERR-
- earth, land
- terrestrial, territory
-
SAL-
(SIL-)
SALT-
SULT-
- to leap, jump
- insult, salient, resilient, saltatorial
-
MAL(E)-
- bad
- maladjusted, malicious, malignant
-
-
-
FEDER-
- league, treaty, trust
- federation, confederate
-
EQU-
(IQI-)
- equal, even
- equal, equidistant, iniquity
-
-
CANT-
(CENT-)
[CHANT-]
- to sing
- canorous, incantation, incentive, enchant
-
BENE-
BON-
- good, well
- benefactor, benefit, benign, bonus
-
ANN(U)-
(ENNI-)
- year
- annual, annals, perennial
-
TEMPOR-
TEMP-
[TENS-]
- time, due season
- temporary, temporal
-
TEMPER-
- to set bounds
- temperate, temperature
-
-
-
FER-
- to bear, carry
- refer, transfer, conference
-
OMN-
- all
- omnipresent, omnivorous
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
TORT-
TORQU-
- to twist
- torture, distort, torque
-
NOV-
- new
- novel, novice, innovative
-
NOC-
NOX-
NIC-
NEC-
- to harm, kill
- innocent, obnoxious, pernicious, internecine
-
FOLI-
[FOIL-]
- leaf
- folio, defoliant, tinfoil
-
-
FLU-
FLUX-
FLUCT-
FLUV-
FLUORO-
- to flow, a flow
- fluid, flux, effluvia, fluoroscope
-
MEDI-
- middle
- median, medium, immediate
-
PROPRI-
PROPER-
- one's own, fitting
- proprietary, appropriate
-
CARN-
- flesh
- carnage, incarnation
-
AUD-
AUDIT-
- to hear
- audience, audit, auditorium
-
MAN(U)-
- hand
- manicure, manipulate, manual, manuscript
-
FLECT-
FLEX-
- to bend
- deflection, reflection, flexible, reflex
-
CORD-
- heart (feelings)
- cordial, accord, record
-
VULG-
- common, ordinary (common people)
- vulgar, vulgate
-
-
MOV-
MOT-
- to move
- movement, remove, motion, remote
-
MISC-
MIS(T)-
- to mix (sexual connotation)
- promiscuous, immiscible, admixtue
-
-
-
MIGR-
- to move from one place to another
- migratory, transmigrate, immigrant
-
CAP-
(CIP-)
CAPT-
(CEPT-)
[CEIV-]
- to take, seize
- incapacitate, recipient, capture, except, reception, receive
-
PAR-
- to ready, bring forth, provide
- prepare, separate
-
GEN-
- to give birth to, produce
- genital, ingenious, ingenuity
-
GEN-
GENER-
- race, kind, origin
- general, genus, generous
-
ANIM-
- mind, feeling, life
- animal, animated
-
GRAD-
GRESS-
- to step, go
- gradual, progress, aggression
-
CUR(R)-
CURS-
[COURS-]
[COR(S)-]
- to run, go
- recur, current, excursioin
-
SENT-
SENS-
- to feel, think
- sentiment, consent, sensation
-
PUNG-
PUNCT-
- to prick, point
- puncture, punctual
-
HAB-
AB-
(HIB-)
- to have, hold as customary
- habit, dishabille, able, inablility, inhibit
-
VEN-
VENT-
[VENU-]
VENI-
- to come
- intervene, invention, avenue, venue
-
TRUD-
TRUS-
- to push, thrust
- protrude, intrusion, unobtrusive
-
PREC-
- to request, beg, prayer
- imprecate, precarious
-
LUD-
LUS-
- to play, mock
- interlude, delude, illusion
-
JUR-
JUST-
- to form an opinion, take an oath, right, law
- jury, conjure, just, justify
-
JUDIC-
- judgement (to say the law)
- judicial, adjudicate
-
CED-
CESS-
CEED-
- to go, yield
- concede, precede, excess, procession
-
ALIEN-
- of another
- alien, alienatioin
-
AG-
(IG-)
ACT-
- to do, drive
- agent, agile, inactive, transact
-
OR-
- to speak formally, plead
- oracle, oration, peroration
-
PUT-
- to prune, reckon, think
- amputate, compute, impute
-
STRING-
STRICT-
[STRAIN-]
- to draw tight, tie/bind tight
- stringent, strict, restrict, restrain
-
QUIR-
QUISIT-
QUEST-
- to ask, seek
- inquire, inquisition, question, inquest
-
DIC-
DICT-
- to say
- diction, contradiction, edict
-
ST(A)-
STIT-
SIST-
- to stand
- stance, circumstance, station, insist
-
LEG-
(LIG-)
LECT-
- to read, pick out, choose
- legible, legend, eligible, elect, selective
-
COG-
- to think, reflect, consider
- cogent, cogitation
-
CLAM-
[CLAIM-]
- to cry out
- exclamation, proclamation, declaim, proclaim
-
CUMB-
CUB-
- to lie down
- succumb, incubator
-
AC(U)-
ACR-
ACET-
- sharp, bitter (sharp on the tongue)
- acid, acute, acetic, acid
-
TANG-
(TAG-/TING-/TIG-)
TACT-
- to touch
- tangent, contingent, contact, intact
-
FALL-
FALS-
[FAIL-]
[FAULT-]
- to deceive, be mistaken
- fallacy, false, failure, default
-
PEL(L)-
PULS-
- to drive, push
- propel, compelling, impulsive, repulsive
-
F(A(B))-
FAT-
FESS-
FAM-
- to speak, reveal
- affable, infant, preface, confess, fame, fabulous
-
PON-
POSIT-
[POUND-]
[POSE-]
- to place, put
- component, deposit, position, compound, compose, oppose
-
CERN-
CRET-
CERT-
- to separate, distinguish
- discernment, secret, excrete, ascertain
-
FAC-
(FIC-)
FACT-
(FECT-)
(FICT-)
- to do, make
- faculty, efficient, manufacture, effective
-
SED-
(SID-)
SESS-
- to sit settle
- sediment, insidious, session
-
POT-
POSS-
- to be able, have power
- potent, possible
-
-
LAT-
- to bear or carry
- elate, relate, translation
-
TEND-
TENT-
TENS-
- to stretch, strive, strain
- tendon, tense, tent, distend, pretense
-
SERV-
- 1.w/o a prefix: to serve
- 2. w/ a prefix: save
- servant, service, preserve, conservation
-
TEN-
(TIN-)
TENT-
[TAIN-]
- to hold
- tenant, continue, content, contain
-
REG-
(RIG-)
RECT-
- right, straight, to rule, stiffen, straighten
- regular, incorrigible, rectify
-
AL-
ALT-
- to nourish, grow tall
- alumnus, alimony, altitude
-
-
PRESS-
- to press, Push
- pressure, compression
-
NUNCI-
[NOUNC-]
- to announce
- annunciation, denunciation, denounce, pronounce
-
VINC-
VICT-
- to conquer
- convince, evince, victor, convict
-
TERMIN-
- boundary, end
- terminal, determine
-
STRU-
STRUCT-
- to build
- instrument, structure, instruct
-
PORT-
- to carry
- portable, deport, report
-
PROL-
- offspring (of commoners)
- proliferate, proletariat
-
NEG-
- to deny
- negative, renegade
-
GRAT-
GRAT(I)-
- pleasing, grateful
- gratitude, gratuitous
-
PUG(N)-
- to fight, a fist
- repugnant, impugn, pugilist
-
PET-
[PEAT-]
- to seek, assail
- compete, petition, appetite
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