Lesson7

							                  Lesson 7            Word Parts
    Word Part            Definition                           Examples
                                      agitate: ag (force) ate (make, do)
1   act, ag       drive, force, do    agent: ag (do) ist (one who)
                                      react: re (back, again) act (do)
                                      android: andr (male) oid (resembling)
                                      philanderer: phil (love) andr (male) er (one who)
2   andr          male
                                      androgenous: andr (male) gen (origin) ous (full of)-
                                      producing male offspring
                                      arthropod: arthr (joint) pod (foot)
3   arthr         joint               arthritis: arthr (joint) itis (inflmmation)
                                      arthropathy: arthr (joint) path (disease) y (result of)
                                      bible: book
                                      bibliography: biblio (book) graph (write, record) y (result
4   biblio        book
                                      of)
                                      bibliophile: biblio (book) phil (love)
                                      calligraphy: calli (beautiful) graphy (write) y (result of)
                                      calisthenics: calli (beautiful) sthenos (strength) ics
5   calli, kali   beautiful
                                      (science of)
                                      kaleidoscope: kali (beautiful) eidos (form) scop (look)
                                      capital: capit (head) al (related to)
6   capit         head                decapitate: de (down) capit (head) ate (make)
                                      chronic: chron (time) ic (characteristics of)
7   chron         time                chronological: chron (time) log (study) al (related to)
                                      synchronize: syn (same) chron (time) ize (make, do)
                                      anemia: an (lacking, without) emia (blood)
8   emia          blood condition     toxemia: tox (poison) emia (blood)
                                      leukemia: leuk (white) emia (blood)
                                      fluent: flu (flow) ent (full of)
9   flu           flow                confluence: con (together) flu (flow) ence (state of)
                                      superfluous: super (above, over) flu (flow) ous (full of)
                                      effusive: ef (out) fus (pour)
10 fus            pour                profusion: pro (forward) fus (pour) ion (state of)
                                      agnostic: a (withou) gno (know) ic (related to)
11 gno            know                ignorance: ig (not) gno (know) ance (state, condition)
                                      prognosis: pro (before) gno (know) sis (process)
                                      segregate: se (apart, away) greg (gather) ate (make, do)
12 greg           flock, gather       congregation: con (together) greg (gather) tion (act of)
                                      gregarious: greg (glock) ious (full of)
                                      hemorrhage: hemo (blood) rrhage (flow)
13 hem, hemo blood                    hemocyte: hemo (blood) cyte (cell)
                                      hematology: hemo (blood) logy (study of)
                                      communism: commun (common) ism (belief)
14 ism            belief, doctrine    sexism: sex (gender) ism (belief)
                                      egoism: ego (self) ism (belief)
                                    juror: jur (swear) or (one who)
15 jur             swear            perjury: per (thoroughly) jur (swear) y (result of)
                                    abjure: ab (away) jur (swear); to renounce upon an oath
                                    lateral: lat (side) al (related to)
16   lat           side             unilateral: uni (one) lat (side) al (related to)
                                    quadrilateral: quadr (four) lat (side) al (related to)
                                    maniac: mania (obession)
17   mania         craze, obsession kleptomania klepto (steal) mania (obsession)
                                    pyromania: pyro (fire) mania (obsession)
                                    neurology: neuro (nerve, brain) logy (study of)
18   neuro         nerve, brain     neuralgia: neuro (nerve, brain) alg (pain) ia (condition)
                                    neurectomy: neuro (nerve) ec (out) tom (cut) y (result of)
                                    pedal: ped (foot) al (related to)
19   ped, pod      food             pedestrian: ped (foot) ian (one who)
                                    podiatrist: pod (foot) iatr (cure, heal) ist (one who)
                                    rupture: rupt (burst) ure (state of)
20   rupt          break, burst     erupt: e (out) rupt (burst)
                                    interrupt: inter (between, among) rupt (break)
                                    scribble: scrib (write)
21   scrib, script write            circumscribe: circum (around) scribe (write)
                                    post script: post (after) script (write)
                                       terrain: terr (land) ain (related to)
22 terr            land, earth         inter: in (in, into) ter (earth) bury
                                       extraterrestrial: extra (beyond) terr (earth) ial (related to)
                                       torso: tors (twist)
23 tors, tort      twist               distort: dis (apart, away) tort (twist)
                                       tortuous: tort (twist) ous (full of)
                                       reverse: re (back) vers (turn)
24 vers, vert      turn                convert: con (together) vert (turn)
                                       versatile: capable of turning or changing
                                       devour: de (down) vour (eat)
25 vor             eat                 carnivore: carni (meat) vor (eat)
                                       voracious: vor (eat) cious (having qualities of)