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Greek & Latin Roots #2

Greek & Latin Roots #2 . By word Families. Lesson # 2 Number Family Gallia edt omnisdivisa in partes tres . All Gaul is divided into three parts. (Julius Caesar). Tri =“three”. < Greek Tres =“three”. < Latin

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Greek & Latin Roots #2

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  1. Greek & Latin Roots#2 By word Families

  2. Lesson # 2 Number FamilyGallia edtomnisdivisa in partestres. All Gaul is divided into three parts. (Julius Caesar) Tri =“three”. < Greek Tres=“three”. <Latin • Trilogyn. a group of three literary or musical works that have a related theme: The lord of the rings, Tolkien’s popular trilogy, contains these novels: The Fellowship of the ring, The Two Towers, and the return of the king • Trisect v. To divide into three parts: The two freeways trisected the once-united community into three separate neighborhoods. • Triumvirate n. A group of three, especially in authority: In ancient Rome the Second Triumvirate was composed of Mark Anthony, Augustus Cesar, and Lepidus. • List five more words using the Greek root “Tri”. Use three of your words in complete sentences.

  3. Lesson # 2 Number Family Quartus=“fourth”. < Latin • Quadrant n. A Quarter of a circle or of its circumference: A quadrant contains 90 degrees of the 360 degrees of a circle . • Quartetn. A set of four, especially of four musicians: During the complicated heart operation a quartet of surgeons worked for ten hours • Quatrain. n. A stanza or group of four lines of poetry: Most nursery rhymes, like “ Little Bo Peep Has Lost Her Sheep,” are written in quatrains. • *You will recognize the roots sex, septum, octo, ad novem, witch means “six” , “eight, “and “nine” respectively, in many familiar words. For example, September, October, November were the seventh, eighth and ninth months of the Roman calendar . List five more words using the Latin roots “quart”, “sept”, “octo”, and “nov”. Use three of your words in complete sentences.

  4. Lesson # 2 Number FamilyE pluribus unum. One from many (Motto of U.S.A.) Decem=“ten”. < Latin. • decimate v. To destroy a large part of; to kill one in every ten: European diseases like measles decimated Native Americans populations because they had no immunity. • decathlon n. An athletic contest in which each contestant takes part in ten events: The winner of the Olympic decathlon can be considered an all-around athlete. List five more words using the Latin roots “dec”. Use three of your words in complete sentences.

  5. Lesson 2Number FamilyE pluribus unum. One from many (Motto of U.S.A.) centum =“hundred”. < Latin. • bicentennial n. 1. A two hundredth anniversary: In 1989 the bicentennial of the first ten amendments to the US Constitution was celebrated. • centenary adj. Pertaining to a 100-year period; a centennial: Our town is preparing a time capsule of contemporary articles to be opened at its next centenary celebration. • centigrade adj. Referring to a thermometer scale of 100 degrees where water freezes at 0° and it boils at 100°: Although most Americans continue to use the Fahrenheit scale where water freezes at 32° and boils at 212°, scientists use the centigrade scale because it makes calculations easier. List five more words using the Latin roots “cent”. Use three of your words in complete sentences.

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