Vocabulary Builder

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Index	Unit	Root ID	Root	Root (LOWER)	Source	Meaning	Basics	Examples
1	1	1	BENE	bene	Latin	well	benefit, beneficial	benediction, benefactor, beneficiary, benevolence
2	1	2	AM	am	Latin	to love	Amor, Amigo	amicable, enamored, amorous, paramour
3	1	3	BELL	bell	Latin	war	Bellona	antebellum, bellicose, belligerence, rebellion
4	1	4	PAC	pac	Latin	agree, peace	pacific	pacify, pacifist, pact, pace
5	1	5	CRIM	crim	Latin	fault, crime; accusation	crime, criminal	criminology, decriminalize, incriminate, recrimination
6	1	6	PROB	prob	Latin	prove, proof; honest, integrity	probe, probable	approbation, probate, probity, reprobate
7	1	7	GRAV	grav	Latin	heavy, weighty, serious	gravity	grave, gravitas, gravitate, aggravate
8	1	8	LEV	lev	Latin	light; to raise or lighten	lever, leverage, levitation	alleviate, elevation, cantilever, levity
9	2	1	MANIA	mania	Latin	madness	mania, maniac, manic	kleptomania, dipsomaniac, megalomaniac, egomaniac
10	2	2	PSYCH	psych	Greek	breath, life, soul	psychology, psychologist, psychiatry, psychiatrist	psyche, psychedelic, psychosomatic, psychotherapist
11	2	3	CEPT	cept	Latin	take, seize	capture, captor, captive, captivate	reception, intercept, perceptible, susceptible
12	2	4	FIN	fin	Latin	end, boundary	final, finale, finish	confine, definitive, finite, infinitesimal
13	2	5	JECT	ject	Latin	throw, hurl	reject, eject, inject	interject, conjecture, projection, trajectory
14	2	6	TRACT	tract	Latin	drag, draw	attractive, distracting, extract	traction, retract, protracted, intractable
15	2	7	DUC/DUCT	duc/duct	Latin	to lead	Duke, produce, reduce	conducive, deduction, induce, seduction
16	2	8	SEQU	sequ	Latin	to follow	sequel	sequential, subsequent, consequential, non sequitur
17	3	1	AMBI	ambi	Latin	on both sides; around	ambidextrous	ambiguous, ambient, ambivalent, ambit
18	3	2	EPI	epi	Greek	on, over; attached to	epicenter, epidermis	epilogue, epiphyte, epitaph, epithet
19	3	3	HYP/HYPO	hyp/hypo	Greek	below, under	hypodermic, hypotension	hypochondriac, hypoglycemia, hypothermia, hypothetical
20	3	4	THERM/THERMO	therm/thermo	Greek	warm	thermometer, thermostat, thermos	thermal, thermodynamics, thermonuclear, British thermal unit
21	3	5	POLY	poly	Greek	many	polytechnic, polygamy, polysyllabic	polyp, polyglot, polymer, polygraph
22	3	6	PRIM	prim	Latin	first	primary, primeval	primal, primer, primate, primordial
23	3	7	HOM/HOMO	hom/homo	Greek	same, similar	homograph, homosexual	homonym, homogeneous, homologous, homogenize
24	3	8	DIS	dis	Latin	apart; opposite; not; deprive of; exclude or expel from	distaste, disagreeable, disinfect, disbar, dissipate	dissuade, disorient, discredit, dislodge
25	4	1	VOR	vor	Latin	to eat	frugivorous, granivorous, graminivorous, phytosuccivorous	carnivorous, herbivorous, insectivorous, voracious
26	4	2	CARN	carn	Latin	flesh, meat	carnation, carnival, carnevale	carnage, carnal, incarnate, reincarnation
27	4	3	CRED	cred	Latin	to believe, to entrust	credit, credentials	credence, credible, credulity, credo
28	4	4	FID	fid	Latin	faith, trust	fidelity, confidence, infidel, Fido	affidavit, diffident, fiduciary, perfidy
29	4	5	CURR/CURS	curr/curs	Latin	to run	current, excursion	concurrent, cursory, discursive, precursor
30	4	6	PED	ped	Latin	foot	pedal, pedicure, pedestal	quadruped, pedigree, impediment, pedestrian
31	4	7	FLECT/FLEX	flect/flex	Latin	to bend	flexible, flexor	deflect, reflective, genuflect, inflection
32	4	8	POST	post	Latin	after, behind	postscript, postpartum, postdate	posterior, posthumous, postmodern, postmortem
33	5	1	MAL	mal	Latin	bad	malady, malpractice, malodorous, malefactor	malevolent, malicious, malign, malnourished
34	5	2	CATA	cata	Greek	down	catalogue, catapult	cataclysm, catacomb, catalyst, catatonic
35	5	3	PROT/PROTO	prot/proto	Greek	first in time; first formed	protozoa, proton, protoplanet	protagonist, protocol, protoplasm, prototype
36	5	4	ANTE	ante	Latin	before, in front of	antediluvian, antebellum	antechamber, antedate, antecedent, anterior
37	5	5	ORTHO	ortho	Greek	straight, right, true	orthotics, orthograde	orthodontics, orthodox, orthopedics, orthography
38	5	6	RECT	rect	Latin	straight, right	correct, rectangle, rectus	rectitude, rectify, rectilinear, directive
39	5	7	EU	eu	Greek	well, good, true	euthanasia	eugenic, euphemism, euphoria, eulogy
40	5	8	DYS	dys	Greek	bad, difficult	dysphagia, dyspnea	dystopia, dyslexia, dyspeptic, dysplasia
41	6	1	EQU	equ	Latin	equal	equalize, equilateral, equation	equable, adequacy, equilibrium, equinox
42	6	2	QUIS/QUER/QUIR/QUES	quis/quer/quir/ques	Latin	to seek or obtain	inquiry, question	inquisition, perquisite, acquisitive, requisition
43	6	3	PLE/PLEN	ple/plen	Latin	to fill	plenty, complete	plenary, complement, deplete, replete
44	6	4	METR/METER	metr/meter	Greek	measure	thermometer, perimeter, isometric	metric, meter, odometer, tachometer
45	6	5	AUD	aud	Latin	have to do with hearing	audible, audience, auditorium, audio	auditor, auditory, audition, inaudible
46	6	6	SON	son	Latin	sound	sonata, sonorous	sonic, dissonant, resonance, ultrasonic
47	6	7	ERR	err	Latin	to wander; to stray	error, erratum, errata	errant, aberrant, erratic, erroneous
48	6	8	CED	ced	Latin	to proceed; to yield	proceed, recede	cede, concede, accede, precedent
49	7	1	VIS	vis	Latin	see	vision, visual, visible, visitor, video	vista, vis-à-vis, visionary, envisage
50	7	2	SPECT	spect	Latin	to look at	spectacles, spectacular, spectator	aspect, prospect, perspective, prospectus
51	7	3	VOC	voc	Latin	voice, speak	vocal, vocation, vocabulary	equivocate, irrevocable, advocate, vociferous
52	7	4	PHON	phon	Greek	sound, voice, speech	telephone, microphone, xylophone	phonics, phonetic, polyphonic, cacophony
53	7	5	CUR	cur	Latin	care for	cure, manicure, pedicure	curative, curator, procure, sinecure
54	7	6	PERI	peri	Latin/Greek	around	period, periscope, peristalsis	perimeter, periodontal, peripatetic, peripheral
55	7	7	SENS	sens	Latin	feeling, sense	sense, sensation, sensitive	sensation, desensitize, extrasensory, sensuous
56	7	8	SOPH	soph	Greek	wise, wisdom	philosophy	sophistry, sophisticated, sophomoric, theosophy
57	8	1	PORT	port	Latin	to carry	portable, porter, transport, export	portage, portfolio, comport, deportment
58	8	2	PEND	pend	Latin	to hang; to weigh	appendix	pendant, append, appendage, suspend
59	8	3	PAN	pan	Greek	all; completely, whole, general	panoramic, pantheon, pandemic	panacea, pandemonium, pantheism, panoply
60	8	4	EXTRA	extra	Latin	outside, beyond	extraterrestrial, extragalactic, extravagant, extravaganza, extra, extraordinary	extradite, extrapolate, extrovert, extraneous
61	8	5	PHOT	phot	Greek	light	photography, photocopy	photoelectric, photovoltaic, photon, photosynthesis
62	8	6	LUC	luc	Latin	light; to shine or glitter	Lucifer	lucid, elucidate, lucubration, translucent
63	8	7	MOR/MORT	mor/mort	Latin	to die; death	mortuary, postmortem	mortality, moribund, amortize, mortify
64	8	8	TROPH	troph	Greek	nourishment	N/A	atrophy, hypertrophy, dystrophy, eutrophication
65	9	1	HER/HES	her/hes	Latin	to stick	adhesive, hesitate	adherent, cohere, incoherent, inherent
66	9	2	FUG	fug	Latin	to flee or escape	refugee, fugitive	centrifugal, refuge, fugue, subterfuge
67	9	3	COSM	cosm	Greek	order	cosmonaut, cosmetics	cosmos, cosmology, microcosm, cosmopolitan
68	9	4	SCI	sci	Latin	to know; to understand	science, conscience, conscious	conscientious, nescience, prescient, unconscionable
69	9	5	JUNCT	junct	Latin	to join	junction, conjunction	juncture, adjunct, disjunction, conjunct
70	9	6	PART	part	Latin	part	part, apartment, compartment, particle Author: portion	bipartite, impartial, participle, partisan
71	9	7	MIS	mis	Latin	to send	missile, dismissed	mission, missionary, emissary, transmission
72	9	8	PEL	pel	Latin	to move or drive	propeller, dispel	compel, expel, impel, repel
73	10	1	PUT	put	Latin	to think, consider, or believe	reputation, compute, dispute, deputy	reputed, disrepute, impute, putative
74	10	2	LOG	log	Greek	word, speech, reason Author: study of	biology, anthropology, dialogue, epilogue, -logy, -logue	physiology, methodology, ideology, cardiology
75	10	3	TERR	terr	Latin	earth	territory, terrace	parterre, subterranean, terrarium, terrestrial
76	10	4	MAR	mar	Latin	sea	submarine, marine	marina, aquamarine, mariner, maritime
77	10	5	PATH	path	Latin	feeling, suffering	pathetic, sympathetic	pathos, apathetic, empathy, telepathic
78	10	6	PEN/PUN	pen/pun	Latin	penalty; to punish	penalty, punishment	penal, impunity, penance, punitive
79	10	7	MATR/MATER	matr/mater	Latin	mother	matron, matrimony	maternity, matriarch, matrilineal, matrix
80	10	8	AQU	aqu	Latin	water	aquarium, aquatics, aquavit	aquaculture, aquanaut, aqueduct, aquifer
81	11	1	CANT	cant	Latin	sing	chant, chantey	cantata, incantation, cantor, descant
82	11	2	LINGU	lingu	Latin	tongue, language	tongue, lingo, language	linguistics, multilingual, lingua franca, linguine
83	11	3	SPIR	spir	Latin	breath, breathe	inspire, inspiration, expire, expiration	spirited, dispiriting, respirator, transpire
84	11	4	VER	ver	Latin	truth	verdict, veracity	verify, aver, verisimilitude, veracity
85	11	5	TURB	turb	Latin	to throw into confusion or upset; crowd, confusion	disturbance	turbid, perturb, turbine, turbulent
86	11	6	VOLU/VOLV	volu/volv	Latin	to roll, wind, turn around; twist around	revolve, volume	voluble, devolve, evolution, convoluted
87	11	7	FAC	fac	Latin	to make or do	fact, benefactor, manufacture, factory	factor, factotum, facile, facilitate
88	11	8	LUM	lum	Latin	light	illuminate, illumination	lumen, luminous, bioluminescent, luminary
89	12	1	UMBR	umbr	Latin	shadow	umbrella	umber, adumbrate, penumbra, umbrage
90	12	2	VEST	vest	Latin	to clothe, to dress; clothing, garment	vest	divest, investiture, transvestite, travesty
91	12	3	THE/THEO	the/theo	Greek	god	theology, theologian, monotheism, monotheistic, polytheistic	apotheosis, atheistic, pantheon, theocracy
92	12	4	ICON	icon	Greek	image	icon	icon, iconic, iconoclast, iconography
93	12	5	URB	urb	Latin	city	urban, suburb, suburban, suburbanite	urbane, exurban, interurban, urbanization
94	12	6	CULT	cult	Latin	care Author: look after	cultivation, culture	acculturation, cross-cultural, horticulture, subculture
95	12	7	DEM/DEMO	dem/demo	Greek	people	democracy	demographic, endemic, demagogue, demotic
96	12	8	POPUL	popul	Latin	people	people, population, popular	populist, populace, populous, vox populi
97	13	1	CORD/CARD	cord/card	Latin/Greek	heart	cardiac	accord, concord, cordial, discordant
98	13	2	CULP	culp	Latin	guilt	culprit	culpable, exculpate, inculpate, mea culpa
99	13	3	DICT	dict	Latin	to speak	dictionary, contradiction	diction, edict, jurisdiction, dictum
100	13	4	GNI/GNO	gni/gno	Latin/Greek	to know	know, recognize, ignorant, ignoramus	cognitive, agnostic, incognito, prognosis
101	13	5	GRAPH	graph	Greek	to write	biography, discography, filmography, photography, seismograph, graph	calligraphy, hagiography, choreography, lithograph
102	13	6	ART	art	Latin	skill	art	artful, artifact, artifice, artisan
103	13	7	FORT	fort	Latin	strong	fort, comfort	fortify, fortification, forte, fortitude
104	13	8	CIS	cis	Latin	to cut, cut down, or slay	incisor, decision	concise, excise, incisive, precision
105	14	1	CRYPT	crypt	Greek	hidden	encrypt, crypto-	crypt, encrypt, cryptic, cryptography
106	14	2	AB/ABS	ab/abs	Latin	from, away, off	abuse, abduct, aberrant, absurd	abscond, abstemious, abstraction, abstruse
107	14	3	PED	ped	Greek	child	pedagogy	pedant, pediatrician, encyclopedic
108	14	4	TROP	trop	Greek	turn, change	troposphere, tropics	tropism, entropy, heliotrope, psychotropic
109	14	5	NEO	neo	Greek	new	neo-, neotropical, neophyte	neoclassic, Neolithic, neoconservative, neonatal
110	14	6	NOV	nov	Latin	new	renovate, nova, nova scotia	novice, novel, innovation, supernova
111	14	7	POS	pos	Latin	to put; to place	expose, compose, oppose	impose, juxtapose, transpose, superimpose
112	14	8	TEN	ten	Latin	hold; hold on to	tenant, lieutenant	tenure, tenacious, tenable, tenet
113	14	9	MONO	mono	Greek	alone, single	monorail, monocle, monotonous, monopoly	monogamous, monoculture, monolithic, monotheism
114	14	10	UNI	uni	Latin	one	uniform, united, unit, unitard, unicycle	unicameral, unilateral, unison, unitarian
115	15	1	TERM/TERMIN	term/termin	Latin	to limit, bound or set limits to; limit or boundary	term, terminate	terminal, indeterminate, interminable, terminus
116	15	2	GEO	geo	Greek	Earth	geography, geologist, geometry	geocentric, geophysics, geostationary, geothermal
117	15	3	SPHER	spher	Greek	ball	sphere, atmosphere	spherical, stratosphere, biosphere, hemisphere
118	15	4	VERT	vert	Latin	to turn; to turn around	vertigo, advertisement	divert, converter, avert, revert
119	15	5	MORPH	morph	Greek	shape	morph	amorphous, anthropomorphic, metamorphosis, morphology
120	15	6	FORM	form	Latin	shape; form	formation, formula	format, conform, formality, formative
121	15	7	DOC/DOCT	doc/doct	Latin	to teach	doctor	doctrine, docent, doctrinaire, indoctrinate
122	15	8	TUT/TUI	tut/tui	Latin	to look after; guide, guard, teach	tutor, tutee	tutorial, tuition, intuition, tutelage
123	15	9	DI/DUP	di/dup	Latin/Greek	two	dup-, du-, duel, duet, duo, duplicate, dual	dichotomy, dimorphic, duplex, duplicity
124	15	10	BI/BIN	bi/bin	N/A	two, double	bicycle, binoculars, bigamy, bisect	bipartisan, binary, biennial, bipolar
125	16	1	TOP	top	Greek	place	topic	topical, ectopic, utopian, topography
126	16	2	CENTR/CENTER	centr/center	Latin/Greek	sharp point; center point of a circle	centrifuge, center, centrifugal	eccentric, epicenter, egocentric, ethnocentric
127	16	3	DOM	dom	Latin	house; master	domain, dominant	dominion, predominant, domineering, domination
128	16	4	OMNI	omni	Latin	all	omni-, omnidirectional, omni	omnivore, omnipotent, omnibus, omniscient
129	16	5	HOL/HOLO	hol/holo	Greek	whole	catholic, Catholic	holistic, hologram, Holocene, holocaust
130	16	6	RETRO	retro	Latin	back; backward; behind	retro	retroactive, retrofit, retrogress, retrospective
131	16	7	TEMPOR	tempor	Latin	time	temporary, tempo	temporal, contemporary, extemporaneous, temporize
132	16	8	CHRON	chron	Greek	time	chronical, chronometer	chronic, chronology, anachronism, synchronous
133	16	9	TRI	tri	Latin/Greek	three	tricycle, triangle, triumvirate	triad, trilogy, triceratops, trident, trimester, trinity, triptych, trivial
134	17	1	ANIM	anim	Latin	breath; soul	animal	animated, magnanimous, animosity, inanimate
135	17	2	FIG	fig	Latin	to shape of mold; a form or shape	figure, transfiguration, disfiguring	figurative, configuration, effigy, figment
136	17	3	ANN/ENN	ann/enn	Latin	year	annual, anniversary	annuity, superannuated, millennium, perennial
137	17	4	EV	ev	Latin	age; lifetime	eon	coeval, longevity, medieval, primeval
138	17	5	CORP	corp	Latin	body	corpse, corporation, corps	corporeal, corpulent, corporal, incorporate
139	17	6	TANG/TACT	tang/tact	Latin	to touch; sense of touch	contact	tact, tactile, tangential, tangible
140	17	7	CODI/CODE	codi/code	Latin	trunk of tree; document written on wooden tablets	code, encode	codex, codicil, codify, decode
141	17	8	SIGN	sign	Latin	mark or sign	signal, signature, design	signify, insignia, signatory, signet
142	17	9	QUADR/QUART	quadr/quart	Latin	four; fourth	quart, quarter, quadrangle, quadruplets	quadrant, quadrille, quadriplegic, quartile
143	17	10	TETR	tetr	Greek	four	Tetris	tetracycline, tetrahedron, tetralogy, tetrapod
144	18	1	CAPIT	capit	Latin	head	captain, capital	capitalism, capitulate, decapitate, recapitulate
145	18	2	ANTHROP	anthrop	Greek	human being	anthropomorphic, anthropomorphize	anthropoid, anthropology, misanthropic, lycanthropy
146	18	3	KINE	kine	Greek	movement	kinetic, cinema	kinesiology, hyperkinetic, kinescope, telekinesis
147	18	4	DYNAM	dynam	Greek	power	dyne, dynamometer, dynamite	dynamic, dynamo, aerodynamics, hydrodynamic
148	18	5	GRAD	grad	Latin	step, degree; to step, walk	grade, gradual, progress	gradation, degrade, gradient, retrograde
149	18	6	REG	reg	Latin	rule	regular, regime, regulate, regulation, deregulation	regimen, interregnum, regalia, regency
150	18	7	CRIT	crit	Greek	to judge; to decide	critic, critical, criticism	criterion, critique, hypercritical, hematocrit
151	18	8	JUR	jur	Latin	to swear, take an oath; right or law	jury, juror, injury	jurisprudence, abjure, perjury, de jure
152	18	9	PENT	pent	Greek	five	pentagon, pentatonic	pentathlon, Pentateuch, pentameter, Pentecostal
153	18	10	QUINT	quint	Latin	five	quintuplets	quincentennial, quintessential, quintet, quintile
154	19	1	BIO	bio	Greek	life	biology, biosphere, biotechnology	bionic, biopsy, biodegradable, symbiosis
155	19	2	GEN	gen	Greek	birth	generate, gene, genealogy, generation	genesis, generator, genre, carcinogenic
156	19	3	FUNCT	funct	Latin	to perform, carry out	function, functional	functionary, malfunction, defunct, dysfunctional
157	19	4	MUT	mut	Latin	to change	mutation, mutate, mutant	commute, immutable, permutation, transmute
158	19	5	FRACT	fract	Latin	to break or shatter	fraction, fracture	fractious, fractal, infraction, refraction
159	19	6	TELE	tele	N/A	distance; at a distance	telescope, telephoto, television	telegenic, teleological, telemetry, telecommute
160	19	7	PHIL	phil	Greek	love	philosophy, bibliophile, Philadelphia	oenophile, philatelist, Anglophile, philanthropy
161	19	8	NEG	neg	Latin	to say no	negate, negative	negligent, abnegation, negligible, renege
162	19	9	DEC	dec	Latin/Greek	ten	decade, decimal, decahedron	decalogue, decathlon, decibel, decimate
163	19	10	CENT	cent	Latin	one hundred	cent, centavos, centime, centipede, century	centenary, centigrade, centimeter, centurion
164	20	1	NOM	nom	Latin	name	nominee, nominated, binomial, polynomial	nominal, nomenclature, ignominious, misnomer
165	20	2	PATER/PATR	pater/patr	Latin/Greek	father	patron	patrician, patriarchy, expatriate, paternalistic
166	20	3	LEGA	lega	Latin	to appoint; to send as a deputy	legal	legate, legacy, delegation, relegate
167	20	4	GREG	greg	Latin	herd, flock	gregarious	aggregate, congregation, egregious, segregate
168	20	5	FLU	flu	Latin	to flow	flume, fluent, flow, influence, fluid, influenza	affluence, effluent, confluence, mellifluous
169	20	6	PREHEND/PREHENS	prehend/prehens	Latin	to seize	N/A	prehensile, apprehend, comprehend, reprehensible
170	20	7	TEMPER	temper	Latin	to moderate or keep within limits; to mix	temperate, temperature	temper, temperance, intemperate, distemper
171	20	8	PURG	purg	Latin	to clean or cleanse	N/A	purge, expurgate, purgative, purgatory
172	20	9	MILL	mill	N/A	a thousand; a thousandth	millennium, million, milligram, milliliter, millimeter	millefleur, millenarianism, millipede, millisecond
173	20	10	HEMI/SEMI	hemi/semi	Latin/Greek	half	hemisphere, semicircle, demitasse	semitone, semicolon, hemiplegia, semiconductor
174	21	1	SUB	sub	N/A	under	subway, submarine, subject, subplot, subscribe, subscription	subconscious, subjugate, subliminal, subversion
175	21	2	HYPER	hyper	Greek	above or beyond	hyper-, super-, hyperinflation, hypercritical, hypersensitive, hyperextend	hyperactive, hyperbole, hypertension, hyperventilate
176	21	3	PRE	pre	Latin	before; in front of	prediction, precede, prejudice	preclude, precocious, predispose, prerequisite
177	21	4	PARA	para	Greek	beside; closely related to	parallel, paragraph	paraphrase, paralegal, paramedic, paramilitary
178	21	5	META	meta	N/A	behind; beyond	metacarpal, metalanguage	metadata, metaphorical, metaphysics, metonymy
179	21	6	PER	per	Latin	through; throughout; thoroughly	perforate, perennial, permanent, persuade, perverted	percolate, pervade, permeate, persevere
180	21	7	ANT/ANTI	ant/anti	Latin	against	anticlimax, antiseptic, antibiotic, antacid, antidote	antagonist, antigen, antipathy, antithesis
181	21	8	CONTRA	contra	Latin	against; contrary to	contrast, contrapuntal	contraband, contraindication, contravene, contrarian
182	22	1	ACER/ACR	acer/acr	Latin	sharp; sour	acid, acidity	acerbic, acrid, acrimony, exacerbate
183	22	2	STRICT	strict	Latin	to draw tight, bind, or tie	strict, strictly	stricture, restrictive, constrict, vasoconstrictor
184	22	3	STRU/STRUCT	stru/struct	Latin	to put together, build, arrange	structure, constructed, instruction, obstruct, destructive	deconstruction, infrastructure, construe, instrumental
185	22	4	PROP/PROPRI	prop/propri	Latin	own	proprietor, property, proper	proprietary, propriety, appropriate, expropriate
186	22	5	TORT	tort	Latin	to twist, wind, or wrench	torture	tort, extort, contort, tortuous
187	22	6	VIV	viv	Latin	to live or be alive	survivor, revival	vivacious, bon vivant, revivify, vivisection
188	22	7	SERV	serv	N/A	to be subject to	servant, service, serve	serviceable, servile, servitude, subservient
189	22	8	CLUS	clus	Latin	to close	include, inclusive	occlusion, exclusive, recluse, seclusion
190	23	1	TEXT	text	Latin	to weave	textile, texture, text	textual, context, hypertext, subtext
191	23	2	PLAC	plac	Latin	to please or be agreeable to; to soothe or calm	pleasant, pleasurable, pleasing	placate, placebo, placidity, implacable
192	23	3	AUT/AUTO	aut/auto	Greek	same; self	automatic, automobile, autograph, autopsy	automation, autoimmune, autonomy, autism
193	23	4	GRAT	grat	Latin	pleasing, welcome, or agreeable; grace, agreeableness, or pleasantness	graciously, gratitude, grateful, ingrate	gratify, gratuity, gratuitous, ingratiate
194	23	5	CLAM/CLAIM	clam/claim	Latin	to shout or cry out	claim, exclamation	clamor, acclamation, declaim, proclaim
195	23	6	CRAC/CRAT	crac/crat	Greek	power	democracy, theocracy, meritocracy	aristocrat, autocratic, bureaucrat, plutocracy
196	23	7	PUNC	punc	Latin	point	punctuation, puncture	punctilious, punctual, compunction, acupuncture
197	23	8	POT	pot	Latin	able	potent	potential, impotent, plenipotentiary, potentate
198	24	1	MAND	mand	Latin	entrust; order	command, commandment, commando	mandate, mandatory, commandeer, remand
199	24	2	UND	und	Latin	wave; to rise in waves; to surge or flood	undulation, undulate	undulant, inundate, redound, redundancy
200	24	3	SANCT	sanct	Latin	holy	sanctity, sanctified	sanction, sanctimonious, sacrosanct, sanctuary
201	24	4	LOQU	loqu	Latin	to talk	eloquent, ventriloquist	colloquium, soliloquy, colloquial, loquacious
202	24	5	VIR	vir	Latin	man	virtue, virtuous	virility, triumvirate, virago, virtuosity
203	24	6	VAL	val	Latin	strength; to be worthy, healthy, or strong; to have power or influence	evaluating, valid	valor, equivalent, prevalent, validate
204	24	7	CRE/CRET	cre/cret	Latin	to come into being; to grow	crescendo, decrescendo	crescent, accretion, excrescence, increment
205	24	8	FUS	fus	Latin	to pour out; to melt	fuse, fusion	transfusion, effusive, profusion, suffuse
206	25	1	VERB	verb	Latin	word	verb, verbally, verbalize	verbose, proverb, verbatim, verbiage
207	25	2	SIMIL/SIMUL	simil/simul	Latin	like, resembling, similar; to make like	similar, simultaneous, facsimile, fax	simile, assimilate, simulacrum, simulate
208	25	3	SCEND	scend	Latin	to climb	ascend, descend	transcend, condescend, descendant, ascendancy
209	25	4	ONYM	onym	Greek	name, word	anonymous, synonym, homonym	antonym, eponymous, patronymic, pseudonym
210	25	5	SCRIB/SCRIP	scrib/scrip	Latin	to write	scribble, manuscript, describe	conscription, circumscribe, inscription, proscribe
211	25	6	FALL	fall	Latin	to deceive	false, fallere, fail, fault	fallacy, fallacious, fallibility, infallible
212	25	7	SOLU/SOLV	solu/solv	Latin	to loosen, free, release	solve, solution, solvent, dissolve	soluble, absolution, dissolution, resolute
213	25	8	HYDR	hydr	Greek	water	hydrangea	hydraulic, dehydrate, hydroelectric, hydroponics
214	26	1	MUR	mur	Latin	wall	N/A	muralist, intramural, extramural, immure
215	26	2	POLIS/POLIT	polis/polit	Greek	city	politics, policy, police	politic, politicize, acropolis, megalopolis
216	26	3	NUMER	numer	Latin	number; to count	numeral, numerous, innumerable, numerical	numerology, alphanumeric, enumerate, supernumerary
217	26	4	KILO	kilo	Greek	thousand	kilo-, kilowatt	kilobyte, kilometer, kilohertz, kilogram
218	26	5	MICRO	micro	Greek	small	microscope, microscopic, microfilm, microbus, microquake, micro-, microsecond, micrometer	microbe, microbiologist, microbrew, microclimate
219	26	6	MULTI	multi	Latin	many	multicultural, multimedia, multitude	multicellular, multidisciplinary, multifarious, multilateral
220	26	7	PAR	par	Latin	equal	compare, comparable	parity, disparity, nonpareil, subpar
221	26	8	PHOB	phob	Greek	fear	phobia, claustrophobia, triskaidekaphobia	acrophobia, agoraphobia, xenophobe, arachnophobia
222	26	9	HEM/HEMO	hem/hemo	Greek	blood	anemia, leukemia, hyperglycemia	hemorrhage, hematology, hemophilia, hemoglobin
223	26	10	ITIS	itis	Latin/Greek	disease, inflammation	appendicitis, tonsillitis, laryngitis, senioritis	bursitis, hepatitis, bronchitis, tendinitis
224	27	1	NANO	nano	Greek	dwarf, small	nano-, nanoskirt, nanobrained	nanotechnology, nanosecond, nanostructure, nanoparticle
225	27	2	SUPER	super	Latin	over, higher, more than	supermodel, superpowerful, superjock, supersize, supersweet	superfluous, insuperable, supersede, superlative
226	27	3	DE	de	Latin	down, away	descent, decline, devalue, depressed	debase, defamation, degenerative, dejection
227	27	4	NUL/NULL	nul/null	Latin	none	no, not, never, nothing, none, no one, nowhere	null, nullity, nullify, annulment
228	27	5	ARM	arm	Latin	weapons, tools	arms, armed, army	armada, armistice, armory, disarming
229	27	6	SURG	surg	Latin	to rise, spring up; a sudden, large increase	surge, storm surge; surge protector	upsurge, insurgency, counterinsurgent, resurgent
230	27	7	STRAT	strat	Latin	spread; bed	strata, street	stratum, stratification, substrate, stratocumulus
231	27	8	LATER	later	Latin	side; wide	latus, latitude	lateral, bilateral, collateral, equilateral
232	27	9	TOM	tom	Latin	cut	anatomy, lobotomy	appendectomy, gastrectomy, tonsillectomy, mastectomy
233	27	10	IATR	iatr	Greek	healer, physician	pediatrician, psychiatrist, physiatrist	iatrogenic, bariatric, geriatric, podiatrist
234	28	1	MEDI	medi	Latin	middle	medium, medieval	median, mediate, intermediary, mediocrity
235	28	2	OID	oid	Greek	appearance; form	asteroid, factoid, nutsoid, nerdoid, freakazoid	rhomboid, deltoid, dendroid, humanoid
236	28	3	SCOP	scop	Greek	to look at	scope, telescope, microscope, periscope, stereoscope	endoscope, arthroscopic, laparoscopy, oscilloscope
237	28	4	TRANS	trans	Latin	through, across, or beyond	translation, transmitted, transportation, transfer	transient, transfiguration, transponder, transcendent
238	28	5	PRO	pro	N/A	for; favoring	pro-democracy, pro-American, pro-	proactive, pro bono, proponent, pro forma
239	28	6	PRO	pro	N/A	before, in front of	proceed, progress, prominent	protrude, prophylaxis, promulgate, prologue
240	28	7	RE	re	N/A	again	re-, redo, reheat, recheck, reread, resell, repaint	remorse, reiterate, rejuvenate, reconcile
241	28	8	RE	re	N/A	back, backward	re-, rebound, recall, react	reciprocal, rebut, revoke, regress
242	28	9	DERM	derm	Greek	skin	dermatologist, hypodermic, pachyderm	dermal, epidermis, taxidermist, dermatitis
243	28	10	ENDO	endo	Greek	within	endo-, endogamy	endocrine, endodontic, endogenous, endorphin
244	29	1	NECRO	necro	Greek	dead body	necrophagous	necrosis, necromancer, necropolis, necropsy
245	29	2	PALEO	paleo	Greek	ancient; older than old	paleobiology, paleogeography, paleoecology	Paleolithic, paleography, paleontology, Paleozoic
246	29	3	CIRCU/CIRCUM	circu/circum	Latin	circle	circus, circuit, circumnavigate	circuitous, circumference, circumspect, circumvent
247	29	4	MINI/MINU	mini/minu	Latin	small; least	minimum, minute, mini-, minivan, miniskirt, mini-mart, minipark	minimalism, minuscule, minutiae, diminutive
248	29	5	INTER	inter	Latin	between	intercity, intercom, intercept, inter-	intercede, interstice, interdict, interpolate
249	29	6	SUR	sur	Latin	over, above	surface, surplus, survey	surmount, surcharge, surfeit, surreal
250	29	7	CO	co	Latin	with, together	costar, cofounder, co-owner, coworker, co-	coalesce, cogeneration, codependency, cohesion
251	29	8	SYN	syn	Latin/Greek	together; at the same time	synchronization, synonym	syntax, synthesize, synergy, syndrome
252	30	1	TOXI	toxi	Latin/Greek	poison	N/A	toxin, toxicity, toxicology, neurotoxin
253	30	2	TEN/TENU	ten/tenu	Latin	thin	extend, ten-, pretend	tenuous, attenuated, extenuating, distended
254	30	3	TECHNI/TECHNO	techni/techno	Greek	art, craft, skill	technical, technology, technique, techno-thriller, techno, tech	technocrat, technophobe, technophile, pyrotechnic
255	30	4	LONG	long	Latin	long	long, long-, long-suffering, long-winded, long-root, prolong	longitude, elongate, longueur, oblong
256	30	5	IDIO	idio	Greek	one's own; private	idiota	idiom, idiomatic, idiosyncrasy, idiopathic
257	30	6	AER/AERO	aer/aero	Greek	air	aerospace, aerodynamic, aerophobia	aerial, aerate, aerobic, anaerobic
258	30	7	CAD	cad	Latin	to fall	cascade	cadaver, decadent, cadence, cadenza
259	30	8	TRIB	trib	Latin	to give; to pay	distribute, contribute	tribute, tributary, attribute, retribution