phot/phos = light (Greek– light)

phototrophic phosphorescent

photogenic

photograph, photogenic, photosynthesis

luc = light (Latin– light)

lucid elucidate

translucentluster, luna

spec/spect = to look at (Latin– to look at)

circumspect prospect specter

specimen, spectator, aspect, conspicuous

vid/vis = to see, to look (Latin– to see, to look)

invidious providential

improvisevideo, visit, vision, vista

nunc/nounc (Latin to announce)

enunciate renounce

pronouncementannounce

voc/vok (Latin to call)

invoke provocative

revokevocal

fa (Latin to speak)

ineffable infantile affable

fame

dic/dict (Latin to say, to tell)

edict indict dictum

dictionary

hib/hab (Latin to have, to hold)

prohibit inhibit

fus/found (Latin to pour out)

suffuse confound

infuse

ten/tain/tin(Latin to hold)

sustain abstain

tenacious retinue

ple (Latin to fill)

replete implement

deplete

form (Latin to form, to establish)

misinformation reform

formative

apt/ept (Latin to fit)

inept adept

aptitude

pos/pon (Latin to put, to place)

posit impose

disposition

fig (Latin to shape)

figment effigy

prefigure

LEGALatin-to appoint, to send on

a mission, to charge with

legacy, delegate

ACT/AGLatin-to do, act

agenda, proactive, exacting

PULS/PELLatin-to push

repulsion, dispel, propel

LATLatin-brought, carried

relative, superlative, dilate

CHANT/CANTLatin-to sing, to call

recant, incantation, disenchanted

AUDLatin-to hear

inaudible, auditory, audit

SONLatin-to sound

dissonance, assonance, resonant

LOGLatin-to speak, to reason

analogous, dialogue, prologue

BELLLatin-war

bellicose, antebellum, belligerence

AMLatin-love, friend

enamored, amiable, amicable

AGONGreek- contest,

struggle

antagonize, protagonist, antagonist

PHILGreek – love

philosophical, philanthropy,

bibliophile

PEDLatin- foot

impediment, expedient, pedestrian

PEDGreek-child

pedant, pedagogue

VESTLatin- clothing

travesty, vested, vestment, divest

CORPOR/CORPULatin- body

corporeal, corpulent,

incorporate

UNILatin-one

uniform, unison, unanimous

MONOGreek-one

monologue, monopolize, monogamy, monolithic

HOMOGreek-the same

homonym, homogenized

EQUILatin-equal, even

equitable, equilibrium,

iniquity

BENLatin-well, good

benevolent, benefactor,

benign

CORDLatin-heart

accord, discord, cordial

ANIMLatin-spirit

animosity, equanimity,

magnanimous

MALLatin-bad

dismal, malevolent, malicious

JURLatin-to swear, to

vow

perjury, abjure, conjure

DOMINLatin-to rule, to dominate

predominant, domineering, indomitable

CRAT/CRACLatin-to

rule/power

aristocracy, theocracy, bureaucrat

LEGLatin-law

legitimize, privileged, legislative

RAPLatin-to snatch,

greedy, devouring

rapacious, rapt, surreptitious

CEPLatin-seize, take

perceptible, susceptible,

precept

VORLatin-to eat

voracious, omnivorous, herbivorous

CAS/CADLatin-to fall

decadent, cadence, casualty

FLULatin-to flow

affluent, superflous, mellifluous

LEVLatin-light

leaven, levity, allbeviate

LAPSLatin-slip, slide

elapse, collapse, relapse

CEDLatin-to move

along, to go

recede, concession, cede

SEQUI/SECLatin-to follow

inconsequential, consecutive,

execution

CUR/COURLatin-to run

courier, incur, recurrent

GRADLatin-to step

gradualism, regress, digress

AMBL/AMBULLatin-to walk

amble, ambulatory,

preamble

JUNCTLatin: to join

enjoin, injunction, rejoinder

PARTLatin: part

inpartial, partisan, impart

CLUS/CLUDLatin: to close

inclusive, inconclusive,

preclude

CISLatin: to cut

precise, indecisive,

incision

METAGreek: changed,

beyond

metabolism, metamorphosis,

metaphorical

ALLatin: other,

another

inalienable, alienate, alias

ALTERLatin: other

alteration, alternate, altercation

SIMULLatin: to imitate, to appear to be

simulate, dissemble, semblance

MORTLatin: death

immortalize, morbid, mortify,

moribund

NEC/NOX/NICLatin: to hurt, kill

noxious, pernicious

BIOGreek: life

biodegradable, symbiotic, antibiotic

VIVLatin: to live

vivacious, vivid, revival

COGNLatin: to know

incognito, cognitive, cognizant

SOPHGreek: wise

sophisticate, sophistry,

sophomoric

NOMENLatin: name

nominal, denomination, nomenclature

ONYMGreek: name

synonymous, anonymous,

antonym

MATRLatin-mother

matron, maternal, matriculate

PATRLatin-father

patronize, paternal, patricide, expatriate

FILLatin-son, child

filial, affiliate

GENLatin-give birth

to, create

progenitor, progeny,

genealogy

MAGNLatin-large, great

magnitude, magnate

MAXIMLatin-largest,

greatest

maxim

MINLatin-less

diminish, miniscule, minute

MICROGreek-small

microscopic, microcosm

MEGAGreek-large

megalopolis, megalomaniac