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1. a (an)~> no, not, without, lacking

1. a (an)~> no, not, without, lacking. Amnesia: a (without) mne (memory) ia (condition, state of) Anarchy: an (without) arch (rule, government) y (result of) Atheist: a (lacking, without) theo (god) ist (one who). 2. Ambi ~> both.

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1. a (an)~> no, not, without, lacking

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  1. 1. a (an)~> no, not, without, lacking • Amnesia: a (without) mne (memory) ia (condition, state of) • Anarchy: an (without) arch (rule, government) y (result of) • Atheist: a (lacking, without) theo (god) ist (one who)

  2. 2. Ambi ~> both • Ambiguous: ambi (both) ag (do, drive) ous (full of) • Ambidextrous: ambi (both) dextro (right-handed) ous (full of) • Ambivalent: ambi (both) val (strong) ent (full of)

  3. 3. Anti ~> against • Antidote: anti (against) dot (give) • Antibiotic: anti (against) bio (life) ic (having characteristics of) • Antisocial: anti (against) soc (society) al (having characteristics of)

  4. 4. Circum ~> around • Circumference: circum (around) fer (carry) ence (state or condition) • Circumscribe: circum (around) scribe (write) • Circumnavigate: circum (around) nav (sail) ate (make, cause)

  5. 5. De ~> down • Demote: de (down) mot (move) • Descend: de (down) scend (climb) • Decline: de (down) clin (bend)

  6. 6. Dis (di, dif) ~> apart, away, not • Divert: di (away) vert (turn) • Differ: dif (away) fer (carry) • Disrupt: dis (away) rupt (break)

  7. 7. Endo ~> inside, within • Endoderm: endo (within) derm (skin) • Endocardium: endo (inside) cardi (heart) ium (condition, place) • Endocrine: endo (inside) krin (separate)

  8. 8. Exo ~> outside • Exocrine: exo (outside) krin (separate) • Exotic: exo (outside) ic (having characteristics of) • Exosphere: exo (outside) sphere (sphere)

  9. 9. Extra (extro) ~> beyond • Extraordinary: extra (beyond) ordin (order) ary (place where) • Extrasensory: extra (beyond) sens (feel) ory (having characteristics of) • Extraterrestrial: extra (beyond) terrestri (earth) al (related to)

  10. 10. Hetero ~> different • Heterogeneous: hetero (different) gen (kind) ous (full of) • Heteromorphic: hetero (different) morph (shape) ic (having characteristics of) • Heterochromia: hetero (different) chrom (color) ia (related to)

  11. 11. Homo ~> same • Homonym: homo (same) onym (name) • Homogeneous: homo (same) gen (kind) ous (full of) • Homophone: homo (same) phon (sound)

  12. 12. In (il, im, ir) ~> in, into • Inject: in (in, into) ject (throw) • Illuminate: il (in) lumin (light) ate (make, cause) • Import: im (in) port (carry) • Irrigate: ir (in) rigar (water) ate (make, cause)

  13. 13. In (ig, il, im, ir) ~> not • Inactive: in (not) act (act, do) ive (have power) • Ignoble: ig (not) nobilis (noble) • Illegal: il (not) leg (law) al (related to) • Imperfect: im (not) per (thoroughly) fect (make) • Irrational: ir (not) ration (reason) al (related to)

  14. 14. Inter ~> between, among • Interact: inter (between) act (act, do) • Interrupt: inter (between) rupt (break) • Intervene: inter (between) vene (come)

  15. 15. Intra (intro) ~> inside, within • Intravenous: intra (inside) ven (vein) ous (full of) • Introduce: intro (inside) duc (lead) • Introspect: intro (inside) spect (look)

  16. 16. Iso ~> same • Isometric: iso (same) metr (measure) ic (related to) • Isosceles: iso (same) skelos (leg) • Isothermal: iso (same) therm (heat) al (related to)

  17. 17. Macro ~> large, great • Macroscopic: macro (large) scop (look, see) ic (having characteristics of) • Macrocosm: macro (large) cosm (world, universe) • Macrocyte: macro (large) cyte (cell)

  18. 18. Micro ~> small • Microscopic: micro (small) scop (look, see) ic (having characteristics of) • Microcosm: micro (small) cosm (world, universe) • Microcyte: micro (small) cyte (cell)

  19. 19. Medi ~> middle • Median: medi (middle) an (related to) • Medieval: medi (middle) ev (time, age) al (related to) • Medium: medi (middle) ium (state, condition)

  20. 20. Per ~> through, thoroughly • Perspire: per (through) spir (breathe) • Permit: per (through) mit (send) • Perennial: per (through) enn (year) al (related to)

  21. 21. Pre ~> before • Prefix: pre (before) fix (place, put) • Precede: pre (before) ced (go) • Prevent: pre (before) ven (come)

  22. 22. Post ~> after • Postpone: post (after) pon (place, put) • Postscript: post (after) script (write) • Postmeridian: post (after) meridian (midday)

  23. 23. Se ~> apart, away • Secede: se (apart) ced (go) • Seclude: se (away) clud (close, shut) • Seduce: se (away) duc (lead)

  24. 24. Syn (syl, sym, sys) ~> same, together, with • Synonym: syn (same) onym (name) • Symphony: sym (together) phon (sound) y (result of) • Syllable: syl (together) lambanein (take)

  25. 25. Ultra ~> beyond • Ultraliberal: ultra (beyond) liber (free) al (related to) • Ultramodern: ultra (beyond) mod (now) ern (related to) • Ultrasound: ultra (beyond) son (sound)

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