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1. Prefixes and Suffixes
1). PREFIXES
Prefix Meaning Example
a-, an- not amoral, atypical, amorphous
ab- away from abnormal, abrupt, abstain
ad- toward, to administer, adhere, adapt
ante- before, in front of anteroom, antecedent, antedate
anti- against, opposite antidote, antipathy, antiseptic
arch- chief, prime archbishop, archangel, archenemy
auto- self automatic, automobile
be- to cause, intensely belittle, befriend, beware, bedecked,
befuddled
bene- well benefactor, benefit, benevolent
bi- two bisect, bifocal, bigamy
circum- around, on all sides circumscribe, circumnavigate, circumvent
con- with conversation, confound, convoy
col- with collage, collateral, collapse
cor- with correlate, correspond, correct
co- with co-worker, co-exist, co-author
contra- against, opposite contradict, contraband, contravene
counter- against, opposite counteract, counterbalance, countermand
de- not, away from, descend, deflate, deviate
down from
di- apart, away, not diverge, diminish, dilute, divorce
di- twice fold, double dichotomy, diagraph, dilemma
dia- through, completely diameter, diaper, diaphanous, Diaspora
dif- apart, away, not diffuse, differ, difficult
dis- apart, away, not distrust, disinterested, disorder
en- make, create engage, enact, entrust
epi- above, aronud, epicenter, epidemic, epidermis
additional
equi- equal equivalent, equinox, equilibrium
ex-, e- out from, former exit, excavate, ex-governor, egress, exhale
extra- outside, beyond extraordinary, extrasensory, extravagant
hetero- different heterogeneous, heterosexual
homo- same homogeneous, homosexual
hyper- extremely hyperactive, hyperventilate, hyperbole
hypo- below, beneath hypodermic, hypocrisy, hypotenuse
in- into, not inhale, inept, innocent
im- into, not impel, imbalance, immoral
il- into, not illuminate, illiterate, illegal, illegible
ir- into, not irradiate, irregular, irresponsible, irresolute
inter- between, at intervals intersperse, intermittent, intervene
intra- within intracellular, intramural
intro- motion inward introduce, introspective, introvert
macro- large macrocosm, macrobiotics, macro-organism
mal- ill, badly, bad, wrong malfunction, malnutrition, malevolent
mega- big megaphone, megaton, megalopolis
micro- small microscope, microphone, micro-organism
mini- small, little minivan, miniskirt, minimal
mis- wrong, wrongly, not misunderstanding, misuse, mistrust
mono- single, one monophonic, monologue, monomania
multi- many multisided, multiplex, multivitamin
neo- new neophyte, neoclassical, neonatal
non- not nonexistent, nonpayment, nonconformist
ob- against obstinate, obscure, object
pan- all, whole, completely Pan African, panorama, pandemic
para- beyond, outside, near parabola, paramilitary, paradox, paramedic
pen- almost peninsula, penultimate
per- motion through, percolate, perfect, perceive
thoroughly
peri- around, about, perimeter, periscope, periphery
enclosing
poly- many polygamy, polyglot, polychrome
post- behind, after posterity, posthumous, postscript
pre- before, earlier, preconceived, premonition, predict
in front of
pro- forward, before, propulsion, prologue, project
in favor of
proto- earliest, first, original prototype, proto-American, protocol
re- back, again reappear, recapture, reclaim, return
retro- backwards retrospect, retroactive, retroflex
se- aside, apart seclusion, secede, seduce
semi- half, partly semiannual, semicircle, semiprecious
simil- like similar, simile
sub- under, below subway, submarine, subnormal, submerge
super- over, above, extra superimpose, supernatural, superfluous
sur- above, additional survey, surtax, surface
syn-, sym- together synchronize, synthesis, sympathy
tele- distant telegraph, telepathy, television
trans- across, over, through, transition, transcend, transgress
beyond
tri- three trimester, trilateral, trillion
ultra- beyond, excessively ultraliberal, ultramodern, ultraviolet
un- not unimportant, unflattering, unattractive
uni- one uniform, unicameral, unique
vice- one who takes the vice-president, viceroy, vice-consul
place of another
2) NOUN SUFFIXES
Suffix Meaning Example
-ance, -ence act of attendance, precedence, reliance
-ancy, -ency state of hesitancy, presidency, consistency
-age action, condition message, bondage, marriage, postage,
collection baggage
-ant, -ent one who, that which stimulant, participant, student, president
-ar one who bursar, liar, beggar
-ary, -ory, one who, place where, secretary, library, history, conservatory,
-ery, -ty study of winery, bakery, chemistry
-dom domain, condition of freedom, wisdom, kingdom
-ee one who is employee, refugee, absentee
-eer one who profiteer, racketeer, pamphleteer
-er one who painter, receiver, baker
-ess one who(female) actress, poetess, lionss
-hood state of boyhood, falsehood, manhood
-ian one who beautician, musician, librarian
-ics science, art, or graphics, mathematics, athletics, dramatics
practice of
-ion, -ation, state, action, fixation, exploration, starvation, foundation,
-sion, -tion institution organization, preservation, susension,
competition
-ism doctrine, point of view mannerism, idealism, realism
-ist one who, believer segregationist, realist, cyclist
-ity state, quality sanity, rapidity, elasticity
-ment state, quality, act of amazement, payment, embodiment
-ness state of fullness, shyness, sickness
-ocracy system style of democracy, autocracy, plutocracy
govement
-or one who actor, governor, inspector
-ship state, condition friendship, dictatorship, membership
3) ADJECTIVE SUFFIXES
Suffix Meaning Example
-able, -ible capable of capable, edible, visible
-al like, pertaining to criminal, practical, musical
-ary, -ory connected with, ordinary, budgetary, compensatory
engaged in
-ed covered with, wooded, clothed, blessed
affected by
-en made of, resembling wooden, ashen, silken
-ful full of, having useful, hopeful, successful
-ic like, pertaining to democratic, heroic, specific
-ish like, pertaining to foolish, childish, selfish
-ive like, pertaining to active, explosive, sensitive
-less without speechless, childless, harmless
-like having the childlike, cowlike, statesmanlike
qualities of
-ly having the beastly, manly, worldly
qualities of
-oid like, resembling spheroid, humanoid, paranoid
-ous like, pertaining to courageous, ambitious, grievous
-ward manner, position awkward, backward, forward
4.)ADVERB SUFFIXES
Suffix Meaning Example
-ly in a _ manner happily, strangely, comically
-ward(s) direction of backward(s), earthward, homeward
movement
-wise in the manner of, crabwise, clockwise, corkscrew-wise,
as far as _ is education-wise, weather-wise
concerned
5) VERB SUFFIXES
Suffix Meaning Example
-ate to cause, to make placate, indicate, irritate
-en to become, to make deafen, ripen, widen
-ify to cause, to make beautify, diversify, simplify
-ize to cause, to make symbolize, hospitalize, publicize
2. Roots
Root Meaning Example
agr field, farm agriculture, agronomy
anthro man anthropoid, misanthrope
aqua water aquatic, aqueduct
astro star astrology, astronaut
aud hear auditorium, audience
biblio book bibliography, bibliophile
bio life biology, biography
celer speed, hasten accelerate, celerity
chronos time chronicle, chronology
cap, capt, cip take capture, reciprocate
cep, cept, take reception, conceive
ceive
ced, cess, go, move along success, proceed
cede
cid kill suicide, genocide
clud, clus close, shut seclusion, include
cosmo world cosmopolitan, cosmonaut
crat power democrat, autocrat
cred believe, trust credit, incredulous
cur, curr run incur, current
demo people democrat, demography
dict say diction, contradict
duc, duct lead induce, abduct, educate
fac, fact make, do manufacture, factory
fec, fect make, do infect, effect
fer carry, bear infer, conference
fic, fict make, do efficacious, fiction
flect bend inflection, deflect
frater brother fraternal, fratricide
fund, fus pour refund, effusive
gen, gener birth, race generation, regenerate
geo earth geology, geography
glot tongue polyglot, glottal
gram written telegram, grammar
graph write autograph, biography
gress, grad go, step progress, gradual
hydra water dehydrate, hydrant
ject, jact throw project, rejection
jud judgement judicial, judicious
lect, leg read, choose collect, legend, elect
logo, log, study anthropology, chronology
logy
loq, loc speak eloquent, locution
mamu, mani hand manuscript, manicure
mar sea maritime, submarine
mater mother maternal, matriarch
med middle intermediary, medium
min smaller, less diminish, minute
mit, mis send, let go missile, missionary
mort death mortician, mortal
mot, mob, mo move, start motion, motivate
naut sailor astronaut, nautical
necro death necromancer, necropolis
neuro never neurology, neurotic
nom name nomenclature, nominal
nomo knowledge, law autonomy, astronomy
pater father paternal, patriotic
patho suffering, ill pathetic, pathology
ped, pod foot pedal, tripod
pend hang, weigh depend, ponderous
philo love philosophy, philanthropist
phobo fear hydrophobia, phobia
phone sound, voice phonology, telephone
photo light photography, photosynthesis
plex, pli, ply fold complexity, pliant, plywood
plic fold complicate, duplicate, implicate
poli city cosmopolitan, politician
port carry portable, import
pos, pon place, put postpone, position
psych of the mind psychic, psychology
reg, rect rule, manage direct, regulate
rupt break rupture, disrupt
scop watch/look at microscopic, telescope
scrib, scrip write inscribe, conscription
soph wise sophisticated, philosophy
spec, spic see, watch inspect, despicable
sta, stat stand stable, station
stit, sis to set up, establish constitution, insist
tact, tang touch tactile, tangible
ten, tain, tin hold, keep contain, tenacious
tend, tens, stretch, weaken extend, tenuous
tent
typo image typical, typewriter
vacu empty vacuum, evacuate
ven love venerate, venereal
ven come prevent, convene, intervene
voca call vocal, invocation
vora eat, devour voracious, carnivorous
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