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Prefixes & Roots
Prefixes, Roots, & Suffixes 1Prefixes, Roots, & SuffixesMost words used in the English language today were not originally English. These words were borrowed (taken) from other languages. The majority of English words have Latin or Greek origins. 2Prefixes, Roots, & SuffixesPrefix: word element that is placed in front of a root; it changes the word's meaning or makes a new word. Root: the part of a word that contains the basic meaning (definition) of the word; is the base element of a wordSuffix: word element that is placed behind a root; it can add information or change the meaning or part of speech
3Why is this important?Helps build vocabularyEnhances the ability to comprehend course readings and learn new terminologyImproves educated guesses about unknown words while reading or test taking
4What to do on your paperIf the word is a prefix, put a dash AFTER the word partPre-If the word is a root, put a dash BEFORE and AFTER the word part-Cede-If the word is a suffix, put a dash BEFORE the word part-Ness5Re-Again, back, backwardExamplesRebound- to spring back again, recoverRebuild- to build againRewind- to wind something backward
6Retro-Backward, back
ExamplesRetroactive relating to something in the pastRetrospect the remembering of past events
7
Anti-Against, opposite ofExamplesAntibody- a substance that destroys bacteriaAntiseptic- a substance that prevents infectionAntislavery- against slavery
8De-Reduce down, removeExamplesDebase- to reduce something in value or qualityDecelerate- to slow down; to reduce speedDethrone- to remove from power
9Dis-Do the opposite, exclude, absence of, notExamplesDisagree- to have a different opinionDisappear- to stop being seenDisassemble- to undo something thats assembled
10Un-Not, opposite of, lackingExamplesUnabridged- not shortened; full lengthUnfair- opposite of fair, just, and impartialUnfriendly- lacking friendliness; hostile
11Non-No, not, without
ExamplesNonfiction true, real, not made upNonsense without senseThis is a non-smoking area.
12-Fug-Flee, run away, escapeExampleFugitive- a person who is running awayRefuge-a sheltered place to flee toRefugee- a person seeking protection
13
-Numer-NumberExamplesNumerous a large numberNumerology the study of magical uses of numbers
14Numbers1Mono- or uni-2bi- or di- 3Tri-4Quad- or tetra-5pent- or quint-15
ExamplesPlane with one wing on each side
One wheel
MonoplaneUnicycle16
ExamplesTwo wheelsBicycle17ExamplesFrom Physics something that has two poles
Two vowel sounds joined together to make one sound. Ex: Book, Boat, ToyDipoleDiphthong
18ExamplesThree angles
A cycle with threewheels.TriangleTricycle
19ExamplesQuadruplets
Quadrilateral
20ExamplesAll the shapes in Tetris are made of four blocks.Tetris
21ExamplesPentagonQuintupletswww.telegraph.co.uk
drkaayladaniel.com22Numbers678910Hex-/Sex-Hept-/Sept-Octa-/Octo-Novem-/ennea-/nona-Deca- 23ExamplesSeptuagenarianSomeone who is at least 70 years old.Hexagon
24ExamplesOctopus
Nonagon
EnneagramNine different personality types
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enneagram_of_Personality25ExamplesDecadeA period of ten yearsDecathlonTen different events
26NumbersCent-/Hecto-Milli-Kilo-Mega-Giga-
HundredThousand(th)ThousandMillionBillion27ExamplesCenturyMillimeterKilometerMegatonGigabyte100 yearsOne thousandth of a meter1000 metersOne million tonsOne billion bytes
28NumbersMulti Many, more than one or twoMultitaskDoing more than one task at a time
Poly-Many, more than onePolygonA shape with many sides
29-Gon-Angle
Octagon shape with eight angles
Diagonal a slanting line (on an angle)
30-Meter-/-Metr-Measure
Diameter a measure of half a circle
Gravimeter an instrument that measures gravity
Metric system a system of measurement
31Equi-Equal, equally
Equivalent equal in value, meaning, effect, etc.
Equidistant an equal distance from two points.
32Circum-Around, about
Circumnavigate to sail around
Circumspect looking around, cautious
33
-Ann-/-Enn-Year
Anniversary a date observed once a year
Annual happening once a year
Millennium 1,000 years
34-Cycl-Circle, ring
Bicycle a vehicle with two wheels
Cycle a sequence that is repeated
Cyclone a storm with circling winds
35Mal- & Bene-Mal-Bad, badly, or inadequateExamples: malicious, malign, malfunction Bene-Good or wellExamples: Benefactor, beneficial, benefit.
36 -Ami- and -Belli--Ami-LoveExample: amiable, amity, amorous -Belli-War Examples: antebellum, bellicose, belligerent
37Contra-/Contro-/Counter-Against, contrary, opposite, opposing
Contradict to argue against
Controversy disagreement
Counteroffensive attack against an attack
38
Pan-All, of everythingCooperation or unity of all membersPan-American belongs to all AmericansPangaea- all continents were squashed together39Omni- All
Omnipotent with all the power/all-knowing
Omnivore one who eats all foods
40
Auto - SelfAutobiography written by the subject of the bookAutograph written by the person him/herself41-ar/-ard/-arian/-ant A person who does an actionBeggar, burglarWizardVeterinarian, librarianServant, applicant
42-Er/-OrA person who does an action
Teacher, announcerInventor, translator
43-IstA person who does an action
ArtistPianist
44Inter -, between, among
Intra -, within
Intramural sport played within the school Interact
45Intro- Into, inward
Introduce to lead into the main part of something
Introvert a shy person who keeps to himself
46-Cede-/-Ceed-To relinquish, abandon, transfer, surrender, give upRecede, concedeExceed go beyond limits
47-Ceive-/-Cept-Take
Accept - to take a thing that is offered
Perceive to take notice of something
48Sub-under, lowExamples Submarine- under waterSubway- a path or way to move under groundSubliminal- below the level of consciousness
49Super-over, above, beyondExamplesSuperb-splendid; excellent; beyond the expectedSuperintendent-a person with the highest powerSuperior- above average in quality; excellent
50Ultra-Beyond, extreme, more than
Ultrahigh extremely high
Ultramodern more modern than anything else
51Extra-Outside, beyondExamplesExtracurricular- outside the school curriculumExtraordinary- beyond ordinaryExtraterrestrial- outside the Earth
52-FulFull ofExamplesCheerful- full of cheerHelpful- full of helpThankful- full of thanks
53-OusFull ofExamplesHazardous- full of dangersHumorous- full of humorWondrous full of wonders
54
-Act-To do
Activity something that a person does
Reaction something that happens in response to something else
55-Phob- abnormal fear ofExampleClaustrophobic- fear of confined spacesAcousticophobia - fear of noise
56-Mania-Madness, insanity
Bibliomania a crazy love of books
Maniac an insane person
57
-Phil-Having an attraction to
Bibliophile someone who loves books
Thermophilia love of high temperatures
Hydrophilic attraction to water58-WardShows specified directionExampleBackward- in the opposite direction Eastward- toward the eastHomeward- in the direction of home
59Pre-Earlier, before, in front ofExamplesPreamble- a part in front of a formal documentPrepare- to get ready in advancePrepay- to pay ahead of time
60Ante-Before, in front
Antecedent a word that comes before a pronoun to make it clear what the pronoun is referring to
Anteroom a small room before the main room
Antebellum something that existed before a war
61Fore-In front of, previous, earlier
Forebode to give an advance warning of something bad
Forearm the part of the arm before the elbow
62Post-After, later, behind ExamplesPostpone- to delay something until laterPostscript- a message at the end of a letterPosthumous- happening after someones death
63Pro-for, on the side of ExamplesProlifeProchoiceProponent
64-Ject-throw ExamplesEject- to throw someone outInterject- to throw a remark into a discussionProject- to cast or throw something
65
-Gram-Letter, writtenExampleGrammar- rules of how to write words in sentencesTelegram- a message sent by telegraphDiagram- a simple drawing
-Gram-66
-Graph-writeExamples
Autograph- a persons hand written signatureStenography- writing in short handTelegraph- long-distance writing by electrical codes
67-Scribe-/-Script-Write
Scribe a person who writes out documents
Transcribe to write an exact copy of something
Transcript a written document showing grades
68-Dict-SpeakExamplesContradict- to speak against someones statementDiction- clarity of speakingPredict- say in advance what is going to happen
69Ambi-BothExamplesAmbiguous- having more than one meaning Ambivalence- conflicting or opposite feelings, such as love and hate, toward a person or thingAmbidextrous- able to use both hands equally well
70-Claim-/-Clam-To shout or speak out
Clamor to shout and make noise
Proclaim to announce something publicly
Exclaim to cry out loudly and suddenly
71Hemi-/Semi-Half, partialExamplesSemicircle- a semicircular structureHemisphere- one half the earthHemistich- half a line of poetrySemiannual every half year
72Ir-/il-/in-/im-not, withoutExamplesIllegal- not legalImpossible- not possibleInappropriate- not appropriateIrrelevant not relevant
73Tele-Far, distantExamplesTelephone- a device to talk to a distant personTelescope- a device to view distant objectsTelevision- a device to receive pictures from afar
74-Scope-See
Microscope a device used to see tiny things
Telescope a device used to see distances
75-Nav-Ship
Circumnavigate to sail around a place
Naval relating to navy or warships
76-Clar-Clear
Clarification an explanation to make clear
Declare to state something clearly
77Trans-Across, beyond, throughExamplesTranscontinental- across the continentTransfer- to move from one place to anotherTransport- to carry something across a space
78-Fer-Bear, bring, carryExamplesConfer- to bring an honor to someoneFerry- a boat that carries passengersTransfer- to move to another place
79-Luc-LightExamplesElucidate- to explain; to throw light onLucid- easily understood; giving off lightTranslucent- allowing light through
80
-Scend-Climb, goExamplesAscend- to climb upwardCrescendo- a climbing up of the volume of musicDescend- to go or climb down
81-Port-CarryExamplesExport- to carry goods out of placePortable- able to be carriedPorter- a person who carries luggage
82Ex-From, out, out of, away fromExamplesExcavate- to dig outExhale- to breathe outExtract- to draw or pull out
83Aqu-/Aqua-Water
Aquarium a container with water for fish
Aqueduct a pipe for moving water
84-Aer-/-Aero-AirExamplesAerate- to let air reach somethingAerial- relating to the airAerospace- air and space
85-Terr-Land, earthExamplesExtraterrestrial- existing outside the earthTerrain- ground or landTerritory- an area of land
86
Geo-Earth, soil, global
Geography study of the earths surface
Geology study of the structure of the earth87Bio-Life, living matter
Biography a life story written by another person
Biology the science that deals with life
88A-OnExamplesAfire- on fireAshore- on the shoreAside- on the side
89
Ab-/Abs-From away, offExamplesAbduct- carry away by forceAbnormal- away from normal, not normalAbsent- away, not present90With, together, jointExamplesCoauthor- writer who writes with another authorCoeducation- the education of males and females togetherConcur- t0 agree with someone
Co-/con-/com-
91-Sol- Alone
Desolate lonely, dismal, gloomy
Solitary done alone, by yourself
Solo a performance done by one person alone
92Mis-Bad, badly, wrong, wronglyExamplesMisbehave- to behave badlyMisprint- an error in printingMisquote- to quote wrongly
93Ob-In the way, against
Object to be against something
Obstruction something that is in the way
94-Struct-BuildExampleConstruct- to buildDestruction- the act of destroying something that was builtStructure- something built
95-Tact-/-Tang-TouchExamplesContact- a state in which two things touchTactile- relating to the sense of touchTangible something you can touch
96Arch-Chief, most importantExamplesArchbishop- the highest ranking bishopArchduke- nobleman with high rank, like a princeArchenemy- chief or worst enemy
97Vice-Acting in place of, next in rank
Vice president the person next in rank to the president
Viceroy a governor who acts for a king or queen
98MotherExampleMatriarch- a female head of a householdFatherExamplePatriarch- a male head of a householdMatri-
Patri-
99-CideCut, killExamplesHomicide- murderInsecticide- a chemical used to kill insects
100-Mort-DeathExamplesImmortal- living forever; unable to dieMortal- certain to dieMortician- an undertaker
101-Corp-BodyExamplesCorporation- a company recognized by law as a single bodyCorpse- a dead body
102-Miss-/-Mit-SendExamplesDismiss- to send someone awayMissile- a weapon sent into the airTransmission- something sent by satellite, wire, radio waves, etc.Commit to send yourself
103-Mob-/-Mot-/-Mov-/-Migr-MoveExamplesImmobilize- to stop from movingMobile- able to move freelyMotion- the act of movingMotivate- to move someone to actionMovie- rapidly projected pictures that moveRemove- to move away from a placeMigrant someone who moves from place to place
104
-Temp-Time
Temporal relating to time
Contemporary existing at the same time105-Chron-TimeExamplesChronic- lasting for a long timeChronological- arrangement of events in time orderSynchronize- happen at the same time
106-Path-Feeling, emotionExamplesAntipathy- a feeling of great angerApathy- a lack of feeling or interestEmpathy- ability to understand anothers feelings
107Primitive, ancientExamplesArchaic- belonging to an earlier periodArchaeology the scientific study of ancient culturesArchive a collection of historical materials
-Archa-/-Archae-/-Archi-
108Hearing, auditory, soundExamplesTelephone a device used to hear over long distancesPhonograph a device used to record sound-Phone-
109
-Ocu-/-Opt-Eye
Binoculars 2-lens device for seeing distances
Oculist an eye doctor
Optical relating to sight
Optician a person to fits eyeglasses110-Photo-Light
Photograph image made on light-sensitive film
Photon the smallest possible unit of light
111-Vid-/-Vis-See
Vision the ability to see
Vista a big, wide view
Evident clearly seen
112-Spec-See, look
Spectacles something one wears to see better
Circumspect cautious, looking all around
Retrospective a looking back at past events
113-Voc-/-Vok-Voice
Vocalize to produce with your voice
Advocate to speak in favor of
Evoke to bring something to mind
114-Audi-Hear
Audible loud enough to be heard
Audience people who hear and see a program
Audiovisual relating to sound and vision
115-Son-Sound
Consonant a speech sound
Supersonic faster than sound
116
-Ped-/-Pod-Foot
Pedicure something done to the feet
Tripod a stand or frame with three legs
Podiatrist a foot doctor117-Somn-Sleep
Insomnia inability to fall asleep
Somnolent feeling sleepy
118-Ambul-Walk
Amble to walk in a slow, relaxed way
Ambulatory able to walk
119
-Cardi-Heart
Cardiologist a heart doctor
Cardiac relating to the heart120-Dent-Tooth
Dental relating to the teeth
Dentist a doctor trained to treat teeth
121
-Phys-Nature, medicine, the body
Physical relating to the body
Physician a doctor
Physique nature, shape, and size of ones body
122-Therm-Heat
Thermostat a device that controls the heat
Thermos an insulated jar that keeps heat in or out
123-Anim-Life, spirit
Animal a living organism
Animate to make alive
Inanimate not alive or active
124-Psych-Mind, soul
Psyche the human spirit or soul
Psychology the study of the mind
125-Gen-Birth, race
Genealogy the study of the history of a family
Generation all the people born at approximately the same time
126-Nat-Born
Innate inborn, native, natural
Natal relating to birth
Natural received at birth
127
-Man-Hand
Maneuver to move with the hand
Manual done with the hands
Manuscript a book written by hand128-San-Health
Sane mentally healthy
Sanitary relating to cleanliness and health
Sanitation maintenance of public health
129-Tox-Poison
Toxic poisonous
Detoxification the process of removing poisons
130-Sci-Know
Conscience sense of knowing right from wrong
Conscious knowing what is happening
Omniscient knowing everything
131-Soph-Wise
Philosopher a wise person who explains about life
Sophisticated wise about the ways of the world
132-AstroStar, stars, outerspace
Astronaut a person trained to travel in space
Astronomer someone who studies the stars
133
-Stell-Star
Constellation a group of stars that form a pattern
Stellar relating to stars134-Cosm-Universe
Cosmos the universe
Microcosm a miniature universe
135-Luna-Moon
Lunar relating to the moon
Lunatic insane (as if driven mad by the moon)
136
-Sol-Sun
Solar relating to the sun
Solstice when the sun reaches its highest or lowest point137Study of, science ofExamplesAnthropology- the study of human kindArchaeology- the study of past culturesBiology- the study of all forms of life-ology
138GiveExamplesDonation- a contribution or giftDonor-someone who gives somethingPardon- to give forgiveness for an offense
-don-
139-Tract-Pull, drag
Attract to pull objects nearer
Tractor a motor vehicle that pulls things
140breakExampleFracture- a break in a boneFragment broken into pieces-Fract-/-frag-
141-Flect-To bend
Deflect to bend or change course because of hitting something
Inflection a bending in the voices tone or pitch
142-Rupt-Break
Bankrupt unable to pay because youre broke
Interrupt to break in, to disturb
Rupture a break in something
143MasterExamplesDominate- to be the master ofDomineering- excessively controllingPredominate- to have more power than others
-domin-
144KnowExamplesCognizant- having knowledgeIncognito- disguised so no one knows youRecognize- to know a thing, person, etc-cogn-
145-Ion/-Ing/-IzationAction or processExamplesCelebration- the act of celebratingCompletion- the act of completingDancing the act of taking part in a danceSeeing- the act of looking at somethingColonization establishing a colonyModernization making more modern
146-Ade/-Age/-AtionAct, action, or process
Blockade an action to block people or goodsPromenade leisurely strolling in publicPassage the act of going place to placeVoyage a journey to a distant placeCreation the act of causing something to existNarration the process of telling a story
147-Er/-Ment/-UreAction, condition, or process
Ponder to think carefullyStutter to say something haltinglyMovement the act of movingShipment the process of shipping somethingClosure the action of endingFailure the action of failing
148PlaceExamplesLocomotion moving from place to placeLocate to find the placeDislocated moved away from its place-Loc-/-loco-
149
-OryA place for
Armory where weapons are stored
Dormitory a college building where people sleep
Laboratory a place where scientific work is done
150BelieveExamplesCredence- belief that something is true or validCredulous- believing things too easily; gullibleIncredible- unbelievable-cred-
151SureExamplesAscertain- to find out something with certaintyCertain- being absolutely sureCertify-to state that something is true
-cert-
152Able to beExamplesExcitable- able to be easily excitedPortable- able to be carriedPreventable- able to be prevented
-Able/-ible153SeaExamplesMarina- a harbor for pleasure boatsMaritime- relating to the seaSubmarine- an undersea boat-mar-
154Small, lessExamplesMini- something that is very smallMinuscule- extremely tinyMinutiae- very small or trivial details-min-
155-Max-/-Opt-Greatest, best
Maximal the best or greatest possible
Maximum the greatest amount
Optimal the best, most desirable
Optimize make the best of
156Magni-/Mega-Great, large, huge
Magnify to make appear larger
Magnificent grand, impressive
Megaphone a device that projects a loud voice
Megastructure huge building or other structure
157Micro-Very small, short, minute
Microbe a very small living thing
Microscope a device to see very small things
158Mid-Middle
Midway halfway between
Midterm middle of a term in school
159Hyper-Too much, over, above
Hyperactive very restless
Hypertension pressure above normal
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160-ErMore
Braver more braveCooler more cool-EstMost
Bravest most braveCoolest most cool
161-LessWithout
Fearless without fear
Hopeless without hope
162NewExamplesInnovate- to introduce a new wayNovelty- something newNovice- a person who is new at a job-nov-
163PeopleExamplesPopular- appealing to a lot of peoplePopulation- all of the people who live in a placePopulist- a supporter of the rights of people-pop-
164Guide, rule
ExamplesRegent- a person who rules on behalf of a king or queenRegime- a government that rules-reg-
165HighestExamplesSum- the combined total of everything; the limitSummation- the total, highest amountSummit- the highest point or top-Sum-
166TruthExamplesVeracious- truthful, honestVeracity- the truthVerify- to prove that something is true-ver-
167State, condition, or qualityExamplesChildhood- the state of being a childMotherhood- the state of being a motherSainthood- the condition of being a saint-hood
168
State or quality of, condition, actionExamplesAnnoyance- the state of being annoyedBrilliance- the quality of being brilliantDefiance- the act of defying; bold resistanceAbsence- the state of being awayDependence- the action of dependingNegligence- the condition of being careless
-Ance/-ence169State or quality ofExamplesAffectionate- the quality of showing affectionDesolate- the state of being deserted, uninhabitedObstinate- the quality of being stubborn, inflexible
-ate
170State, condition or qualityExamplesBelligerency- the state of being at warEfficiency- quality of being efficient and capablePrivacy- condition of being private and secluded-Cy/-ty
171Condition of, quality ofExamplesBoredom- the state of being boredFreedom- the state of living and acting freelyStardom- the condition of being a star-dom
172State, condition, or qualityExamplesAbnormality- the condition of not being normalCivility- the quality of politenessNecessity- the condition of being necessary-ity173Doctrine, system, manner, condition, act and characteristicExamplesExorcism the act of driving out an evil spiritPlagiarism the act of copying someone elses workCatholicism a religious system of beliefs
-ism
174-State or quality (makes a noun)ExamplesKindness- the state of being kindShyness- the condition of being shyWeakness- the condition of being weak-ness
175State or condition of; skill ofExamplesAuthorship- the skill of being an authorCitizenship- the condition of being a citizenFriendship- the state of being a friend-ship
176State or qualityExamplesAttention- the state of mentally focusingCaution- the state of taking care to avoid riskFascination- the state of being very interested Confusion the state of being confusedDepression- the state of hopelessnessTension- the state of being anxious, nervous, edgy-tion/-sion
177-Ern/-th/-uousState or quality of
Eastern the state of being east of a place
Depth the quality of being deep
Virtuous the quality of having moral goodness
178-Ate/-Ed/-D/-En/-FyAll are used to make words become verbs
Activate to make something activeCalled did callEnsured did ensureStrengthen to make strongerAmplify to make larger or louder
179-IzeTo cause to become
Antagonize to cause a person to become angry
Authorize to give someone power or authority
180-Ative/-Etic
Used to make words into adjectives
Creative inclined to create thingsAthletic relating to athletes-Ily/-Ly
Used to make words into adverbs
Sloppily in a sloppy mannerQuickly in a speedy manner
181-Grat-Pleasing
Gratify to please someone
Ingrate a person who doesnt say thank you
182-Jud-Law
Judgment a decision of a court or law
Judicial having to do with judges or courts of law
183-Urb-City
Urban relating to a city
Suburb residential area on the edge of a city
184-Poli-City
Metropolis a large city
Politics actions of a government or political party
185-The-/-Theo-God
Monotheism belief in one god
Theology the study of religion, god, etc.
186
-Vac-Empty
Evacuate to empty a dangerous place
Vacant empty, not occupied
Vacation a time empty of work187
Biblio-Book
Bibliography a list of books used as sources
Bibliomania an extreme love of books188Hetero-Homo-Different, other
Heterogeneous made up of unrelated parts
Heteronyms words with the same spelling but different meaningsLike, alike, same
Homogenous of the same nature or kind
Homophones words with the same sound but different spellings
189
Hydro-/Hydr-Water , liquid, moisture
Hydrate to add water to
Hydrophobia intense fear of water
190-Ant/-Ent/-IveInclined to, tending to
Defiant tending to disobey
Competent inclined to be able to the job
Attractive inclined to attract
191-Ery/-ry/-yTrade, job, activity
Archery the activity of shooting arrows with a bow
Dentistry the job of caring for peoples teeth
Robbery the act of stealing from somebody
192-Al/-an/-ian/-ar/-aryRelating to, belonging to
Bacterial relating to bacteriaAmerican belonging to AmericaItalian belonging to ItalySolar relating to the sunLiterary relating to literature
193-EseRelating to a place
Chinese relating to China
Japanese relating to Japan
194Of or relating to, characterized by, capable of-Ic/-ical-Ile/-ine/-ishAnalytical relating to analysis
Comic relating to or marked by comedyDocile capable of being quiet and easily taught
Canine relating to dogs
Childish like a child, immature, silly
195Of or relating to, resembling, characterized by-Like/-some-Ular/-yChildlike characteristic of a child
Awesome tending to cause awe or amazementCellular relating to living cells
Brainy characterized by intelligence
196-Narr-Tell
Narrate tell a story
Narrative a story
Narrator a person who tells a story
197-Cline-Lean
Incline a surface that slopes or leans
Recline lean back and relax
198-Cracy-/-Crat-Rule
Aristocrat a member of the ruling class
Theocracy government ruled by a god or priests
199-Duc-Lead
Conduct to lead musicians in playing music
Aqueduct a system of pipes that leads water to a specific place
Educate to lead to knowledge
200-Funct-Perform, work
Defunct no longer working or alive
Malfunction to fail to work correctly
201-Junct-To join
Conjunction a word that joins parts of a sentence
Junction a place where two things join
202-Lab-Work
Collaborate to work with a person
Laboratory somewhere to do work
203-Liber-Free
Liberate to set free
Liberty - freedom
204-Merge-/-Mers-Dip, dive
Immerse to put or dip something into liquid
Submerge to dip something under water
205-Mut-Change
Immutable not changing
Mutate to undergo a change
206-Vor-Eat
Herbivorous eating plants
Savory delicious, flavorful
207-Vol-Wish, will
Voluntary resulting from your own free will
Benevolent showing good will and kindness
208-Vinc-/-Vict-Conquer
Convince to win someone over
Invincible not able to be conquered
Victory the conquest of an enemy
209-Pon-/-Pos-To place or put
Postpone to put off doing something
Deposit to place or drop something
Position the place where someone is
210-Rid-Laugh
Deride to make fun of someone
Ridicule to make fun or mock
Ridiculous silly, causing laughter
211-Serv-Save, keep
Conserve to save to keep something safe
Preserve to save something
Reservation a place kept for a person
212-Sta-Stand
Stable standing steady and firm
Stagnant standing still, not moving
213