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Greek & Latin Roots Unit 8 Study Set

Terms in this set (49)

Techne (Greek/Latin)

Techne (definition)

art, skill, craft

Ars/Artis (Greek/Latin)

Ars/Artis (definition)

Bios (Greek/Latin)

Bios (definition)

life, living matter

Vivo/Victum (Greek/Latin)

Vivo/Victum (definition)

Mikros (Greek/Latin)

Mikros (definition)

tiny, small, decimal

Megas (Greek/Latin)

Megas (definition)

great, large, big, powerful, million

Magnus (Greek/Latin)

Magnus (definition)

Pater/Patris (Greek/Latin)

Pater/Patris (definition)

Mater/Matris (Greek/Latin)

Mater/Matris (definition)

Frater/Fratris (Greek/Latin)

Frater/Fratris (definition)

brother, family member

the use of science in industry and engineering, to invent useful things/solve problems

a way of doing something by using special knowledge/skill

person who designs buildings and advises in their construction

not natural or real-made, produced, or done to seem like something natural

weapons for discharging missiles

science dealing with living organisms

written history of a person's life

animal that can live both on land and in water

to make something strong, healthy, or active again

to continue to exist

of or relating to social events where people can eat, drink, and talk in a friendly way to others

something seen as a small version of something larger

device used to produce large view of smaller objects

short electromagnetic wave

very large stone used in ancient cultures as a monument or part of a building

mental illness causing people to think they have unlimited power or importance

cone-shaped device that amplifies one's voice

to make greater

the size, extent, or importance of something

having or showing a generous and kind nature

man who controls a family, group or government

property that one receives from their father when he dies

name derived from that of the father or a paternal ancestor usually by the addition of an affix

to become a student at a school and especially in a college/university

Song/hymn of a school, college, or university

the state of being married

of or relating to brothers

organization of male students at a US college

member of a men's Roman Catholic group who is poor and studies/teaches about Christianity

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