LIST #2
ad-/a/ac/af/ag(to) addict, address, adept, adequacy, adhesive, adjective, adjudicate, admire, administer, admit, adoption, adverb, adversary, advertise Latin
al/an/ap/ar/asascribe, accede, accept, acquit, affix, aggressive, allegiance, annul, approve, arrest, arrive, associate, assure
anthropo(man)anthropocentric, anthropoid, anthropology, anthropomorphic, lycanthrope, misanthrope, philanthropyGreek
aqua/aqui/aqu(water)aqualung, aquamarine, aquaplane, aquarium, Aquarius, aquatic, aqueduct, aqueous, aquifer, semiaquaticLatin
-archy/arch(government)anarchy, hierarchy, matriarchal, monarchy, oligarchy, patriarchyGreek
-ard(always)coward, braggart, drunkard, dullard, laggard, niggardly, sluggardGermanic
audi(hear)audible, audience, audiology, audiometer, audiophile, audit, auditor, audition, auditorium, auditoryLatin
auto(self)autobiography, autocracy, autograph, autoharp, automatic, automaton, automobile, autonomy, autopsyGreek
belli(war)antebellum, bellicose, belligerent, casus belli, counterrebellion, rebel, rebellionLatin
biblio(book)bible, bibliography, bibliolatry, bibliomania, bibliophile bibliophobiaGreek
bio/bi/-bia(life)aerobic, biochemistry, biogenesis, biography, biology, bionics, biopsy, biosphere, microbial, sociobiology, symbiosisGreek
cap/cip(take)anticipation, capable, capacitor, capacity, emancipate, encapsulate, incipient, municipality, participate, principal, recipient, recipeLatin
capt/cept/accept, caption, capture, captivate, concept, contraception, deception, except, forceps, imperceptible, intercept, misconception,
perceptive, receptacle, reception, receptive, receptor, susceptible
-ceive/-ceipt/-ceitconceit, conceive, deceit, deceive, inconceivable, preconceive, perceive, receipt, receive, occupation, occupy, recuperate
-cede/ceed(go)antecedent, concede, intercede, precede, procedure, recede, secede, unprecedented, exceed, proceed, succeedLatin
cess/cease abscess, access, accessory, ancestor, cessation, concession, excess, incessant, intercession, necessary, precession,
predecessor, process, recess, recession, secession, success, cease, decease
cent(one hundred)bicentennial, cent, centenarian, centennial, centigrade, centimeter, centipede, centurion, century, percentGreek
centr(center)anthropocentric, centralize, centrifugal, centrist, concentrate, concentric, decentralize, eccentric, egocentric, epicenter, heliocentricLatin
-cide(kill)fratricide, genocide, herbicide, homicide, insecticide, matricide, pesticide, regicide, suicideLatin
-cise/cis(cut)chisel, circumcise, concise, decision, excise, incision, incisive, incisors, precise, scissorsLatin
cred(believe)accredited, credence, credentials, credibility, credible, credit, credo, credulous, creed, discredited, incredible, incredulous, miscreantLatin
dict/dic(say)abdicate, addict, adjudicate, contradict, dedicate, dictate, dictator, diction, dictionary, edict, indicate, indict,Latin
malediction, predicate, predict, verdict, vindicate
-ician(specialist)beautician, clinician, mortician, musician, physician, technician, statisticianGreek
-itis(inflammation)appendicitis, arthritis, bronchitis, bursitis, colitis, conjunctivitis, encephalitis, gastroenteritis, neuritis, tonsillitisGreek
-ology(study of)anthropology, archaeology, astrology, biology, cardiology, entomology, geology, mythology, neonatology, theologyGreek
miss/mis(send)admission, commissar, commission, compromise, demise, dismiss, emission, intermission, message, missile, Latin
missionary, omission, permission, promise, premise, remiss, remission, submission, surmise, transmission
mitt/mit(send)admit, admittance, commit, committee, emit, intermittent, noncommittal, omit, permit, remit, submit, transmit
neo(new)neoclassic, Neolithic, neologism, neon, neonatal, neonatology, neophyte, neoPlatonistGreek
port(carry)comport, deport, export, import, important, portable, portage, porter, portfolio, portly, purport, sport, support report, transportLatin
scrib/script(write)ascribe, conscribe, conscription, describe, indescribable, inscribe, manuscript, nondescript, postscript, prescribe, Latin
prescription, proscribe, scribble, scribe, scripture, subscribe, subscript, superscript, transcribe