1. a, an
(without)
atheist, anonym ous, an aerobic, ap athetic, axual, an archy
abno rmal, ab nt, abduct, abstract, aba ndon, abolish
debatable, curable, fashi on able, digestible
acr onym, acrobat, acrostic, acrop hobia,
additi on, adhesive, adhere, address, adverti
aeron autics, aerod yn amics, aerobatics, aeromecha ni cs, aerobic
age nt, age ncy, agitate, agitator, agile
altitude, altimeter, alto
ambidextrous, ambiguity, ambiguous
America n, Mexica n, Christia n, Rep ublica n, Roma n
(male, man, human, husband)
an droid, an drocracy, an drog yno us, po lya ndry, monandry
2. ab
(away from)
3. able, ible
(cap able)
4. acro
(height)
5. ad
(toward)
6. aero
(air)
7. age, agi
(to do or drive)
8. alti
(height)
9. ambi
(both)
10. an
(belonging to)
11. andro, andry
12. Anglo (English)
An glicized, Anglop hile, An glo-America n, Anglop hobia
accelera nt, an tide pressa nt, buoya nt, deodora nt
an tecede nt, an terior, an teroom, an tedate, an tediluvia n
anthropo logy, anthropo id, misa nthropy, p hila nthropy
(against)
an tibodies, an tibiotics, an tidote, an tiaborti on, an ti-U nion
17. aqua
(water)
aquarium, aquatic, aquamari ne, aquifer, aqua p hobia, aqueduct
arche nemy, archbish op, mon archy, matriarch, p atriarch
archaic, archeology, archaeologist, archive
astrology, astr onomy, asterisk, astr on aut, astrological
radiator, comme ntator, term in ator, denomin ator, nu merator
22. audi ( hear)
audie nee, auditi on, audio-visual, auditorium, auditor, audible
13. ant
(causing an action)
14. ante
(before)
15. anthr op
(human)
16. anti 18. arch
(chief, ruler)
19. archaeo
(old)
20. astr, aster
(star)
21. ator
(one who does)
23. auto ( lf)
automobile, automat on, automatic, mi-automatic, aut onom ous
24. belli (war)
bellico, belligere nt, rebellio n, rebel, an tebellum
25. bene ( well, good)
ben efit, ben eficiary, ben eficial, ben edicti on, ben evole nt
26. bi ( two)
bice ps, bipo lar, bia nnu al, biweekly, bip edal, bicti on, bicycle
27.bibli
o
(books)
bibliogra phy, biblioma nia, bibliogra pher, bibli op hile
28.bio ( life)
biology, biop hysics, biohazard, biometrics, biogra phy, autobiogra phy
29.cardio ( heart)
cardiologist, cardiac, cardiogra ph, p ericardium, echocardiogram
p rocess, recessive, exceed, n ecessity, p roceed, accede
< ( 100, 100th)
cen tury, cen timeter, cen ts, bice ntenni al, p erce ntage, centuple
< ( center)
cen trifugal, cen tral, cen trally, centrip etal, An glo cen tric, dece ntralized
cep hal op od, cep halothorax, encep halitis, ace phalous
< ( sure)
certa in, certify, certificate, certa inly, ascerta in, decertify, disc on certed
35.chiro ( hand)
chir op ractic, chirogra phy, chir op ody, chir op tera n, chiroma ncy
36. chrom ( color)
chromosome, chromatic, achromatic, po “chromatic, pan chromatic
37. chron ( time)
chr oni cles, chrono logy, chr onic, synchroni ze, chrono meter
38. chrys ( gold)
chrysolite, chrys opr a, chrysoberyl, chrysalid, chrysalis
39. cide ( kill)
in cticide, suicide, homicide, geno cide, fratricide, matricide, p atricide
40. circum ( around)
circumfere nee, circumsta nee, circums pect, circumscribe, circu mn avigate exclaim, declaim, claim, claima nt, p roclamati on, exclamati on
41. claim, clam (shout)
42. cline ( lean)
in cli ne, recli ne, decli ne, in cli natio n, decli nati on
43. clude, clus ( shut)
exclude, in clude, exclusive, con cluded, con clusive, con clusi on, in clusi on, exclusi on
44. co ( with, together)
coop erate, coworker, collect, co-p ilot, cohesive, coexist, collate
