| Term | Definition |
|---|
| micro | small |
| struct | build |
| sol | alone |
| luna | moon |
| logy | study of |
| bio | life |
| vert | turn/twist |
| aqua | water |
| arm | weapon |
| equus | horse |
| liber | free |
| frag | break |
| manu | hand |
| celer | fast |
| rupt | break or burst |
| audio | hear |
| terra | earth |
| therm | heat |
| patr | father |
| fides | trust |
| aboleo | to destroy |
| pugna | fight |
| crat | ruler |
| chron | time |
| cis | cut |
| cycl | ring/circle |
| de | down/away |
| dorm | sleep |
| tang | touch |
| corpor | body |
| ject | throw |
| dormitory | noun; a building where people sleep |
| dormant | adj; asleep or non-active |
| intangible | adj; not touchable |
| tango | noun; American ballroom dance |
| tangible | adj; something you can touch |
| incorporate | verb; to form into a corporation |
| object | verb/noun; to state, claim, or cite |
| eject | verb/to drive or force out |
| inject | verb/to force fluid into a passage, cavity, or tissue |
| aristocrat | noun; member of the highest social class |
| chronological | adj; in order of time |
| incision | noun; a cut made for surgery |
| bicycle | noun; two wheeled vehicle |
| cyclone | noun; rotating violent storm |
| descend | verb; to come down |
| mal | bad |
| malicious | adj; resulting in the desre to cause injury or pain to another |
| micromanage | verb; to manage with great or excessive control or attention |
| struct | build |
| instruct | verb; to build knowledge |
| solitude | noun; quality or state of being alone |
| solitaire | noun; 1. a single gem 2. a card game that is played by on person |
| lunar | adj; of the moon |
| lunacy | noun; insanity |
| astrology | noun; the study of the ways of the stars and the planets |
| etymology | noun; the study of words |
| cardiology | noun; the study of the heart |
| biology | noun; the study of life |
| biography | noun; account of someone's life |
| vertical | adj; longitude |
| convert | verb; to change from one form to another |
| aquarium | noun; a glass sided case that holds water for aquatic life |
| aquatic | adj; of the water |
| army | noun; military |
| armor | noun; protection for soldiers; coats of arm |
| equestrian | adj; depicting someone on horseback |
| liberty | noun; freedom; right to choose |
| fragment | noun; small broken piece |
| mandate | noun; authoritative word |
| manicure | noun; treatment to improve the appearance of hands and nails |
| celer | fast |
| excellent | adj; quality of being outstanding |
| disrupt | verb; to break into a conversation or activity |
| auditorium | noun; a large room for an audience/hall or lecture room |
| audio-learner | noun; someone who learns best by listening |
| terrestrial | adj; of or relating to earth |
| subterranean | adj; below the earth |
| hydro thermal vent | noun; underwater geiser |
| thermometer | noun; instrument for measure |
| patr | father |
| paternal | adj; acting like a father |
| patriot | noun; a person who shows love and loyalty to his country |
| confidence | noun; full trust; reliability |
| bona fide | adj; made, done, presented, etc...in good faith |
| abolish | verb; to do away with; put an end to |
| contemporary | adj; of the present or modern time |
| pugnacious | adj; eager to fight |
| repugnant | adj; distasteful; disagreeable/antagonistic/opposed |
| laud | praise |
| spect | to look |
| inspect | verb; to look carefully at or over; |
| syn | together |
| sync | noun; harmonious relationship |
| synopsis | noun;a brief summary of the plot of a novel, motion picture, play |
| laudable | adj; worthy of praise |
| acrobat | noun;a skilled performer who performs high in the air |
| acropolis | noun; the high fortified area of an ancient Greek city |
| prim | first |
| tele | far |
| scrib | write |
| appendectomy | noun; the removal of the appendix |
| describe | verb; give a description |
| evacuate | verb; to move out of danger |
| inscribe | verb; convert ordinary languge into code |
| primal | adj; having existed from the beginning |
| script | noun; a written version of a play or other dramatic composition |
| teleport | verb; to go from one place to another |
| telescope | noun; a magnifier of images of distant objects |
| vacation | noun; leisure time away from work |
| acer | sour |
| acerbic | adj; sour in taste |
| bibl | book |
| bible | noun; sacred book to Christians |
| cyclops | noun; One eyed monster |
| tricycle | noun; three wheeled bike |
| mit | send |
| nom | law, order |
| nov | new |
| numer | number |
| admit | verb; to acknowledge the existence or reality or truth of |
| autonomy | noun; personal independence |
| novice | noun; someone new to a field or activity |
| numeral | noun; a symbol used to represent a number |
| mon | warning |
| admonition | noun; cautionary advice about something imminent (especially imminent danger) |
| Belli | War |
| Carn | Flesh |
| Deca | Ten |
| Doc, Dokien | Teach |
| Fort, Forc | Strong |
| Rebellion | Noun; open, organized, and armed resistance to one's government or ruler |
| Belligerent | Adj.; Warlike, given to waging war |
| Carnivorous | Adj.; flesh-eating |
| Decade | Noun; a period of ten years |
| Dogmatic | Adj.; asserting opinions in an arrogant manner; opinionated. |
| Fortitude | Noun; mental and emotional strength in facing difficulty, adversity, danger, or temptation courageously |
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