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bios
- life;
- biology, biographer, microbe, biological
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athlos
- contest;
- athlete, athletic, athletics
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angolos
- messenger;
- angel, evangelical, angelical
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chronos
- time;
- chronic, chronology, chronic
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aster
- star;
- aster, asteroid, astrology, disaster
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cheir
- hand;
- surgeon, surgery, surgical
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biblos
- book;
- bible, biblical, bibliographical
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autos
- self;
- authentic, auto, autobiography
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algos
- pain;
- neuralgia, nolstagia
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echo, hek, sche-, och-
- to have;
- epoch, scheme, schemer
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archo
- lead, rule;
- anarch, archaeology, archive
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agon
- contest, struggle;
- agonize, agony, antagonism
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ballo
- to throw;
- diabolic, emblem, hyperbole, problem
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dokeo
- to think;
- dogma, dogmatic, orthodox
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baino
- to walk;
- acrobat, basal, base, baseboard
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anthropos
- man;
- anthropoid, misanthrope, philanthropic
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didomi
- to give;
- anecdot, antidote, dose
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ergon
- work;
- argon, energetic, energize
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demos
- the people;
- demagogue, democracy, democrat
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ago
- to lead;
- aeroplane, air, strategic, strategic
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allos
- another;
- allegorical, allegory, parallelism
-
gamos
- wedding;
- bigamy, polygamy
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aeido
- to sing;
- comedian, comedy, melody
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agora
- assembly;
- allegorical category, panegyric
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akademia
- academy;
- academic, academical, academician
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akros
- topmost;
- acrobat, acrobatic, acropolis
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deka
- ten;
- dean, decade, deanery
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-
-
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drao
- do, act, or preform;
- drama, dramatic, drastic,
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grapho
- draw or write;
- graphic, kilogram, parallelogram, paragraph
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holos
- whole;
- catholic, holocaust
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kenteo
- stab;
- center, concentrate, eccentric
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logo
- word;
- apologetic, apology, theology, zoologist
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meter
- mother;
- metropolis, metropolitan
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mimos
- imitator;
- mime, mimic, mimieograph
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nomes
- custom or law;
- astronomer, binomial, economy, economize
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oikos
- house;
- diocesan, diocese, economic
-
-
stratos
- army;
- stratagem, strategic, strategy
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tatto, tak
- assign, assess;
- overtax, surtax syntax
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topos
- place, position;
- topic, topical, topographical
-
phone
- sound, voice;
- anthem, telephone, phonograph
-
onoma, onyma
- name, word;
- anonymous, antonym, synonym
-
mythos
- speech, tale;
- myth, mythical, mythology
-
lanbro, lab-, lep-, lem-
- to take, seize;
- astrolabe, dilemma, epilepsy
-
lyo
- to loose, dissolve;
- analysis, analytic, analytical
-
mechos
- means, contrivance;
- machination, machine, mechanist
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theaomai
- behold, view;
- amphitheater, theatric, theorize
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ge
- earth;
- geography, geology, geometry
-
hodos
- road, way
- electrode, episode, exodus
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genos, gon-
- race, offspring;
- cosmogony, hydrogen, cyanogen
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gignosko, gno-
- recognize;
- diagnose, physiognomy
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heteros
- the other, different;
- heterodox, heterogeneous
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henzomai, hed-
- to sit;
- chair, cathedral, chaise
-
hippos
- horse;
- hippodrome, hippopotamus
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histemi, sta-, ste-
- to stand;
- apostasy, ecstasy, rheostat
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homos
- one in the same;
- anomalous, homily, homogeneous
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hydor
- water;
- hydrant, hydraulic, hydrogen
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kaio, kau-,
- to kindle, burn;
- calm, caustic, cauterize
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kosmos
- order, universe;
- cosmetic, cosmic, cosmogoy
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krateo
- to rule, control;
- aristocracy, autocrat, bureaucracy
-
krypto
- to hide;
- apocryphal, crypt, grotesque
-
lego, log-
- to pick, gather;
- anthology, catalogue, dialect
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micros
- little, small;
- microbe, microcosm, microscope
-
misos
- hatred;
- misanthrope, misogamy, misology
-
monos
- alone;
- minister, monarch, monogamy
-
nomos
- custom, law, principle;
- astronomy, autonomy, binomial
-
onoma
- name;
- anonymous, antonym, synonym
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orthos
- straight, right;
- orthodox, orthography
-
oxys
- keen, sharp;
- dioxide, oxidize, onxygen
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pais, paid-
- child;
- encyclopedia, pedagogue, pedant
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pas-, pant-
- every, entire, all;
- panacea, pancreas, panegyrie
-
panthein
- to experience, feel, suffer;
- antipathy, apathy, pathetic
-
petra
- rock, stone;
- parsley, petrify, petroleum
-
phagein
- to eat;
- esophagus, sarcophagus
-
phaino, phan-
- to show, make appear;
- emphasis, fancy, fantastic
-
phemi
- to say, speak;
- blame, blaspheme, prophecy
-
phero, phor-
- to bear, carry, bring;
- metaphor, paraphernalia, periphery
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philo, phil-
- love;
- philanthropist, philogyny, bibliophile
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phobia
- fear;
- acrophobia, agoraphobia, claustrophobia
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phos, phot-
- light;
- phosphate, photograph
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polis
- city, state;
- acropolis, cosmopolitan, metropolis, police
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poly-
- much, many;
- polygamy, polyglot, polyp
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pous, podos
- foot;
- antipodes, octopus, pew
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sarx, sark-
- flesh;
- sarcasm, sarcophagus
-
skopeo, skep-
- behold, examine;
- bishop, horoscope, microscope
-
sophos
- wise;
- philosophy, sophist, sophisticated
-
strepho, stroph-
- turn about, twist;
- apostrophe, catastrophe, strap
-
teino, ten-, ta-, ton-
- stretch out, strain;
- attune, hypotenuse, intonation
-
temnom, tom-
- cut, divide;
- anatomy, appendectomy, atom
-
theomai
- to behold;
- amphitheater, theorem, theory
-
theos
- god;
- apotheosis, antheist, enthusiam
-
tithemi, the-
- to put, place;
- anathema, antithesis, apothecary
-
-
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myxa
- discharge;
- match, matchlock
-
aristos
- best;
- aristocracy, aristocrat, aristocratic
-
aer
- lower air;
- aerate, aerial, aircraft
-
aeiro
- to lift, raise up;
- meteor, meteoric, meteorological
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bombos
- booming, humming;
- bomb, bombard, rebound
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brachion
- arm;
- brace, bracelet, embrace
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