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root	meaning	example
a-, an-	not, without	atheist, anarchy, anonymous
ab-	away, from	abnormal, abduct, abrasive
ac, acr	sharp	acute, acrid, acumen
)	leader	pedagogue, demagogue, synagogue
ahthrop	man, human being	anthropology, philanthropist, anthropomorphic, misanthrope
alter	other	alter, alteration, altercation, alternative, alternate, altruism, alternate, alter ego
am	to love	amiable, amorous, amateur
ambi, amphi	both, around	ambidextrous, amphibious, amphitheater
angel	message, messenger, angel	angel, evangelist, angelica
ann, enn	year	annual, anniversary, centennial
anti-, ant-	against, opposite	antisocial, antiseptic, antithesis
apt,ept	to adjust, to fit	aptitude, adapt, inept
aqua	water	aquarium, aquamarine, aqueduct
arch	first, to rule	archenemy, monarch, anarchy
arithm	number	arithmetic, logarithm, arithmomania
)	monk, hermit	ascetic, asceticism
aster, astr	star	asterisk, astronaut, disaster
atm	breath	atmosphere, atmometer, atmophile
audi	to hear	audience, auditorium, inaudible
austral	south	Australia, australorbis, Australopithecus
auto-	self	automobile, autograph, autonomous
aux	increase	auxiliary, auxocyte, enterauxe
av	to desire	avid, avarice, avaricious
avi	bird	aviary, aviator, aviculture
bank	bench	bank, bankrupt, banquet
bar	pressure, weight	barometer, barograph, isobar
barbar	stranger, foreign	barbarian, barbarism, Barbara
bass	low	bass, basset, bassoon
bat	to strike	combat, batter, debate
bell	beautiful	belle, belladonna, embellish
bell	war	belligerent, bellicose, rebellion
bene-	good, well	benefactor, benevolent, benediction
berg	mountain	iceberg, Heidelberg, Nuremberg
bi-	two	bicycle, biped, bigamy
bibli	book	bibliography, Bible, bibliophile
bid, bead	to ask, to pray	bid, forbid, bead
bide	to stay	bide, abide, abode
bio	life	biology, autobiography, antibiotic
blanc	white, pale	blanch, blank, carte blanche
bon	good	bonny, bon vivant, boon
boreal	north	boreal, borealization, aurora borealis
bot	to graze, plant	proboscis, botany, botanophile
brac	arm	bracelet, embrace, brace
brev	short	brevity, abbreviate, breviary
bulg	bag	bulge, budget, budgetary
burg	shelter, town	burgess, burglar, burrow
burn, bran	to burn	burn, brand, brandy
bury, borough	fort, town	Canterbury, Salisbury, Peterborough
by	town	Derby, Whitby, Grimsby
byss, byth	bottom, depth	abyss, abysmal, Bythites
cac	bad	cacophony, cacogenics, arthrocace
cad, cid, cas	to fall, to happen	decadent, coincidence, casualty
calli	beautiful	calligraphy, calisthenics, calliope
cand	white, glowing	incandescent, candid, candle
capit	head	capital, decapitate, recapitulate
carbo	coal, charcoal	carbon, carbohydrate, carbonuria
card	heart	cardiac, cardiologist, cardiogram, cardiograph, pericardium, endocarditis
carn	flesh, meat	carnal, incarnate, carnivorous
cas	house	casino, Casablanca, cassock
cata	down	cataract, catapult, catalogue
caval	horse	cavalry, cavalcade, chivalry
cede, ceed, cess	to go, to yield	recede, proceed, secession
cel	heaven, sky	celestial, Celeste, ceiling
celer	fast	celerity, accelerate, decelerate
cell	to hide	cell, cellar, conceal
cell	room, cell	cellular, celliferous, celliform
cent	hundred	century, centipede, centigrade
centr	center	concentric, concentration, centrifugal
charg	to load	charge, discharge, cargo
chem	to pour	chemistry, alchemy, chemotropism
)	hand	chiropractor, chiropodist, chirography
chlor	green	chlorine, chlorophyll, chlorosis
chron	time	chronic, chromometer, chornicle
circul	round	cricular, circulus, circellus
cit	to summon, to impel	citation, incite, excitement
civ	citizen	civil, civilian, civilization
clam, claim	to shout	clamor, proclamation, exclaim
clar	clear	declare, clarify, clarity
cle, cule	small	particle, corpuscle, molecule
cleav	to split	cleaver, cleavage, cleft
col, cult	to till, to inhabit	colony, cultivation, culture
com	to sleep	coma, comatose, cemetery
com, co, col, con, cor	with, together, intensive	compress, contemporary, cooperate
contra, counter	against, opposite	contradict, contrary, counterspy
cord	heart	cordial, record, concord
corn	horn	unicorn, cornucopia, Capricorn
coron	wreath, crown	coronation, coronet, coroner
corp	body	corpse, incorporate, corpulent
cosm	universe, harmony	cosmis, cosmonaut, microcosm
cover	to cover, to hide	covert, discover, curfew
craft, crac	to rule	democrat, aristocracy, Hippocrates
creat	to make	creative, creature, recreation
cred	to believe	credible, credit, credential
cri	to judge	criticize, criterion, crisis
cruc	cross	crucifix, crusade, cruise
cur, course	to run	current, concourse, recur
cycl	circle	tricle, cyclone, Cyclops
de	away, down, negative	decapitate, deciduous, demerit
deb	to owe	debt, debit, debenture
dec	becoming(proper)	decent, decorate, indecorous
dec, deka	ten	decimal, December, decimate
dei, div	God	deity, deify, divine
del	to destroy	delete, deletion, indelible
demo	people	democracy, epidemic, demagogue
)	tooth	dentist, dentifriec, dandelion, orthodontist, orthodontia
derm	skin	dematology, dermatitis, epidermis, hypodermic, taxidermy
dextr	right hand	dextrous, dexterity, ambidextrous, dextrocardia
di	two	diphthong, dioxide, dichromatic
dia, di	through, between	diameter, diagonal, dialogue
dict	to speak	predict, verdict, malediction
digit	finger, toe	digit, digital, digitalis
dis, di, dif	away, negative	dismiss, differ, disallow
doc	to teach	doctor, doctrine, docile
dog, dox	opinion, praise	dogma, orthodox, doxology
dol	grief	doleful, condolence, Dolores
dom	home	domestic, domicile, majordomo
domin	master	dominate, domineer, dominion
dorm	to sleep	dormant, dormiroty, dormouse
droit	right hand	adroit
du	two	dual, duplex, duplicate
duc	to lead	produce, abduct, duchess
e, ex	out, away	emit, expulsion, exhale
ec	out, away	eccentric, ecstasy, ectopic
ee	one who (passive)	divorcee, employee, payee
eer	one who	volunteer, mutineer, auctioneer
ego	I, self	egotist, egoist, egocentric, egomaniac, alter ego
enter, entre	between	enterprise, entertain, entrepreneur
entom	insect	entomology, entomotomy, entomophagous
epi, ep	among, on, outside	epidemic, epidermis, eiptaph
equ	equal	equation, Equator, equivocate
ero	to love	erotic, erogenous, erotomania
ese	like, related to	Burmese, Maltese, pekingese
esis	state, quality, act	genesis, exegesis, poiesis
eth	character, custom	ethical, ethics, ethos
ethn	race, nation	ethnic, ethnology, ethnolinguistics
ette, et	little, small	cigarette, closet, cabinet
eu-	good, well	euphony, eulogy, Eugene
exo	outside	exopathic, exotic, exotoxin
exter-	outside	exterior, external, extrinsic
extra-	outward, outside	extraordinary, extracurricular, extralegal
fac, fic, fect	to do, to make	factory, beneficial, magnify
fall, fals	to deceive	infallible, fallacy, falsify
fare	to go	farewell, thoroughfare, welfare
fasci	band	fascia, fascicle, fasciorrhaphy
femin	woman	feminine, effiminate, female
fend	to strike	fender, defend, fence
fer	to carry	tranfer, fertile, conference
ferv	to boil, to bubble	fervor, fervent, effervescent
fest	feast	festive, festival, festoon
fid	faith	fidelity, confident, infidel
fin	end, limit	final, infinite, definition
firm	strong	confirm‎!, infirmary, affirm
fix	to fasten	prefix, suffix, transfix
flect, flex	to bend	deflect, reflection, circumflex
flor	flower	floral, florist, Florida
flu, flux	to flow	fluid, superflous, influx
foli	leaf	foliage, exfoliate, portfolio
folk	people	folk, folklore, Volkswagen
for	door, opening, outdoors	perforation, forum, forest
for-	against, away	forbid, forsake, forswear
fore-	before	foresee, forewarn, forecast
fort	strong	fortify, fortitude, comfort
frag, fract	to break	fragment, fraction, fracture
frater	brother	fraternal, fraternize, confraternity
fre	to love	free, freedom, friend
fric	to rub	friciton, dentifrice, fricative
frig	cold	frigid, frigescent, refrigerator
front	forehead	front, confront, frontier
fum	smoke	fume, fumigate, perfume
funct	to perform	funciton, perfunctory, defunct
)	marriage	bigamy, polygamy, monogamy, misogamist
gastr	stomach	gastric, gastritis, gastronomy
gauche	left hand	gauche, gaucherie
ge	earth	geometry, geology, apogee
gemin	twin	gemini, quadrigeminal, gemination
gen	casue, birth, kind, race	generate, homogenized, genocide
glac	ice	glacial, glacier, glaciology
glob	sphere	globe, globule, hemoglobin
glyph	to carve	hieroglyphics, solenoglyph, glyph
gnos, gnom	to know	prognosis, agnostic, gnome
gon	angle, corner	pentagon, trigonometry, orthogonal
graph, gram	to write	graphology, chirography, stenograph, autograph, biography, graphite, telegram, telegraphy
grav	to dig	grave, engrave, groove
grav	to weigh, heavy	gravity, gravitate, aggravatge
greg	flock	congregation, segregate, gregarious
gym	naked, nude	gymnasium, gymnospore, gymnoblast
gyne	woman	gynecology, misogynist, gynophobia
heli	sun	heliotrope, helium, heliocentric
hemi-	half	hemishpere, hemiplegic, hemistich
hept-	seven	heptameter, heptatomic, heptavalent
herb	grass	herbal, herbarium, herbivorous
hetero-	other	heterogeneous, heterodox, heterodyne
hexa-	six	hexagon, hexahedron, hexachlorophene
hibern	winter	hibernate, hibernaculum, hibernoma
hier	sacred	hierarchy, hieroglyphics, hierocracy
homo	man, human being	, homicide, homage
homo-	same	homogeneous, homosexual
hum	liquid	humor, humidity, humidor
hydr	water	hydrant, dehydrate, hydrogen
hygi	health	hygene, hygienic, hygeiolatry
hyper-	over, above	hyperactive, hypersensitive, hypertension
hypn	sleep	hypnotic, hypnosis, hypnophobia
hypo-, hyp-	under	hypodermic, hypofunction, hypotenuse
)	healing	psychiatrist, pediatrician, geriatrics
ibi	there	alibi, ibid, ibidem
ident	same	identiry, identificaiton, identical
ideo-	idea	ideology, ideogram, ideogeny
idio-	personal	idiom, idiosyncrasy, idiopathic
ign	fire	ignite, ignition, igneous
il-	not	illegal
im-	not	impossible, impractical, immortal
in-	in, into	inspect, incision, influx
in-	not	incredible, intact, infidel
infra-	beneath	infrared, infracostal, infracortical
insul	island	insular, insulation, peninsula
int-	within	interior, internal, intestine
integr	whole	integrity, integration, integer
inter-	between	intecept, intermission, international
intro-, intra-	inside	introduce, introvert, intramural
ir-	not	irregular
iso-	equal	isosceles, isometric, isothermal
it	to go	exit, transit, initiate
itis	inflammation	osteomyelitis, appendicitis
jan	doorway	janitor, January, Janus
ject, jac	to throw	reject, adjective, trajectory
journ	day	journal, journey, adjourn
jud	judge	judicious, judiciary, prejudice
junct, jug, join	to join, to marry, mating	conjunction, junction, conjugal
juven, jun	young	juvenile, rejuvenate, junior
juxta	next to, beside	juxtapose, juxtaposition, joust
kilo, chillo	thousand	kilometer, kilowat, chiliad
kin	to beget	kinship, kindred, kind
-kin	little, small	napkin, manikin
kine-, cinema	to move	kinetic, cinema
klept	to steal	kleptomaniac, kleptophobia, biblioklept
la	people	laity, layman
labi, labr	lip	labial, labiodental, labrum
labor	to work	laborious, laboratory
lac	milk	lactation, lactic, lactose
lapse	to slip	elapse, collapse, relapse
laryng	windpipe	laryngitis, laryngology, laryngectomy
lat	to carry	translate, ventilate, legislator
lat	wide	dilate, latitude, laticostate
later	side	lateral, bilateral
lav, lu	to wash	lavatory, ablution, deluge
lax	loose, to allow	relax, laxative, languid
leg	law	legal, legislature, legacy
leg, lig, lect	to choose, to gather, to read	select, eligible, illegible
leni	soft, mild	lenient, relentless, lenitive
-let	little	brooklet, cutlet, bracelet
leth	death	lethal, lethality, lethiferous
leth	to forget	lethargy, lethargic
lev	light(weight), to raise	alleviate, elevator, leverage
lev	smooth	levigation, levicellular
lex	word, speech	lexicon, lexicology, lexicographer
-lexia	to read	bradylexia, alexia, dyslexia
liber	free	liberate, liberal, deliver
liber, libr	weight, balance	deliberate, equilibrium, lb
libr	book	library, librarian, libel
lic	to entice, to snare	elicit, delicacy, delight
lic	permissible	license, illicit, licentious
lid, lis	to damage	collide, elide, collision
lig	to bind	ligament, obligation, religion
limin	threshold	eliminate, preliminary, subliminal
-ling	little	seedling, fingerling, fledgeling
lingua	language, tongue	linguistics, bilingual, linguopalatal
linqu, lict	to leave	relinquish, delinquent, derelict
lip	to leave, to abandon, to lack	eclipse, elliptical, lipogram
liqu	fluid	liquid, liquor, liquidate
-lite	stone	praseolite, siderolite, physalite
liter	letter	literal, illiterate, obliterate
lith	stone	lithograph, monolith, paleolithic
loc	place	local, location, locomotive
loft	air	aloft, loft, lift
log	word, discourse	travelogue, monologue, eulogy
)	study, discourse	biology, geology, psychology, opthalmology, graphology, phrenology
long	long	longevity, elongate, prolong
loqu, loc	to speak	loquacious, elocution, ventriloquist
lubr	slippery	lubrication, lubricant, lubricity
luc	light	lucid, translucent, lucubrate
lucr	money	lucre, lucrative, lucrific
luct	to struggle	reluctant, ineluctable, eluctation
lud, lus	to play	prelude, delude, collusion
lumin	opening, light	lumen, luminescence, illumination
lun	moon	lunar, lunate, lunatic
lute	yellow	luteal, luteovirescent, luteous
-machy	battle	sciamachy, gigantomachy, logomachy
macro-	big	macroeconomics, macrocosm, macron
macul	spot, stain	immaculate, maculocerebral, macular
mael	to grind	maelstrom, meal
magn-	great	magnify, magnificent, magnate
maha-	great	maharaja, mahatma, maharani
mal	bad, badly	malformation, maladjusted
mamm	breast	mammal, mammary, mammiform
man	gas	manometer, manograph, syphgmomanometer
man	to stay	permanent, mansion, reamain
mand	to entrust, to command	mandate, remand, mandatory
mania	craving, insanity	maniac, monomania, pyromania
manu	hand	manufacture, manual, manacle
mar	sea	maritime, submarine, marina
martyr	witness	martyr, martyrdom, martyrology
mascul	man	masculine, emasculate
mast	breast	mastitis, mastoid, mastodon
mater	mother	maternal, matrimony, matron
math	to learn	mathematics, polymath, chrestomathy
mechan	machine	mechanical, mechanic, mechanism
med	to attend to	medicine, remedy, meditate
med	middle	medium, mediator, medieval
mega-, megal-, meg-	great, million	megaphone, megalomaniac
mel	song	melody, melodrama, melophone
melan	black	melancholy
memor	to remember	memory, commemorate, memorandum
men	to lead	promenade, amenable
-men	something done	specimen, regimen, acumen
mend	fault	amendment, emendation
mens	to measure	dimension, immense, commensurate
mens	moon, month	menses, mensturation, mensual
ment	mind	mentality, demented, amentia
merc	to trade	merchant, mercenary, market
merg, mers	to dip, to plunge	merger, submerge, immerse
meta-, met	beyond, change	metaphor, metabolism, metamorphosis
meter, metr	measure	thermometer, perimeter, asymmetrical, barometer, sphygmomanometer
metr	mother	metropolis, metropolitan, metropolite
micro-	small	microscope, microphone, microbe
migra	to wander	migration, emigrate, immigrant
milit	to fight	militant, militate, militia
milli-	thousand	million, millimeter, millennium
mim	to imitate, to copy	mimic, mimeograph, pantomime
min	less, little	diminish, minority, mince
min	to project, to hang over	prominent, imminent, menace
minister	to serve	minister, administration
mir	to wonder	admire, miracle, mirror
mis-	bad, badly	misinform, mispronounce, misnomer
)	to hate	misanthrope, misogynist, misogamist, misoneism
miser	wretched	miser, miserable, commiserate
mit, miss	to send	transmit, missile, missionary
mne	to remember	amnesia, mnemonics, anmnesty
mod	measure, manner	modest, mode, accommodate
mol	to grind	molar, immolate, emolument
mol	heap, burden	demolish, molecule, molest
moll	soft	mollify, mollusk, emollient
mong	to mix	among, mongrel, mingle
moni	to advise, to remind	monitor, admonish, monument
mono-	one	monogram, monologue, monolith
mor	custom	mores, moral, amorality
mor	stupid	moron, shophomore, morology
morph	form	morphology, amorphous, metamorphosis
mors, mord	to bite	morsel, remorse, mordacious
mort	death	mortuary, mortgate, mortal
multi-	many	multiply, multilateral, multipurpose
mun	gift, service	remunerate, municipal, immune
mund	world	mundane, mundanity, mundivagant
mut	to change	mutation, immutable, commute
my	mouse, myscle	myomancy, myology, myoma
myc	fungus	mycosis, mycelium, neomycin
myria-	countless, ten thousand	myriad, myriapod, myriameter
myrmec	ant	myrmecology, myrmecophagous, myrmotherine
mys	pollution	mysophobia, mysophobic, mysophilia
myst	mystery	mystify, mystagogue, mystical
nan	dwarf	nanocephalic, nanomelus, nannander
narc	numbness, stupor	narcotic, narcosysnthesis, narcissus
nas, nar	nose	nasal, nasturtium, nares
nat, nasc	to be born	native, nature, nascent
naut	to sail	nautical, astronaut, nausea
nav	ship, to sail	navy, navigation, nave
ne-	not	nafarious, neuter, nescient
nect	to knot	connect, net, annex
nect	to swim	nectopod, nectocalyx
neigh	near	neighbor, nigh
neo-	new	neon, neo-Nazi, neologism
nephr-	kidney	nephrology, nephritis, nephropathy
)	nerve	neurology, neuralgia, neuritis, neurasthenia, neurosis
neutr	neither	neutral, neutr, neutroceptor
noc, nox	to injure	nocent, innocent, innocuous
noc, nox	night	nocturne, nocturnal, equinox
nom	law, order	astronomy, economy, binomial
nomin, nom	name	nomination, misnomer, nominal
non-	not	nonsense, nonpartisan, nonessential
norm	a rule	normative, abnormal, enormous
nos	disease	nosology, nosetiology, nosogeography
noto-	back (of body)	notochord, notopodium
nov	new	novelty, renovate, innovation
nub, nupt	to marry	connubial, nubile, nuptial
nucle	nut, kernel	nucleus, nuclear, enucleate
nud	uncovered	nudiped, nudiflorous, nudie
nul	nothing	nullify, annul, annulment
numer	number	numerous, numeral, enumerate
nunc, nounce	to accounce	enunciate, pronounce, denounce
nutri	to nourish	nutrition, nutritive, nutriment
nyct	night	nyctophobia, nyctalopia, nyctitropic
nymph	maiden	nymphal, nymphalike, nympholepsy
nyx	punture	pyronyxis, scleronyxis, Nyxeophilus
obliv	to forget	oblivion, oblivious, oblivescence
obstetrix	to stand before	obstetrics, obstetrician
octo-	eight	octopus, octave, October
)	eye	oculist, binoculars, monocle, inoculate
od	song	ode, parody, rhapsody
od, hod	road	odometer, exodus, method
odi	to hate	odium, odious, annoy
odont	tooth	orthodontist, periodontist, odontalgia
odyn	pain	anodyne, arthrodynia, neurodynia
-oid, -oda, -ode	resembling	spheroid, asteroid, nematode
oligo-	few	oligarchy, oligophrenia, oligotrophic
-oma	growth, tumor	carcinoma, myoma, sarcoma
ombr	rain	ombrophilous, ombrometer, ombrifuge
-ome	group	rhizome, caulome, mestome
omma, ommat	eye	ommatophore, ommatidium
omni	all	omnipotent, omnivorous, omniscient
ont	being	ontology, ontogeny, sporont
onym, onoma	name	synonym, anonymous, onomatopoeia
op	eye, sight	optical, optometrist, myopic
oper	work	operate, cooperation, opera
opercul	lid	operculum, operculate, operculiferous
ophi, ophidi	snake	ophiology, ophidiophobia
opi	opium	opiate, opiomania, opiophagous
opistho-	back	opisthotic, opisthodont, opisthograph
opsi-	late	opsimath, opsiuria, opsigamy
opt	to choose	option, adopt, co-opt
opthalm	eye	opthalmology, opthalmic, opthalmoscope
optim	best	optimum, optimist, optimize
)	eye, 시력, 시각, 광학의	optometrist, optician, optical
or, os	mouth	oral, orifice, osculate
ora	to speak, to pray	oration, oracle, inexorable
-orama	view	panorama, diorama, cinerama
orb	circle	orb, orbit, exorbitant
orchid	testicle	orchid, cryptorchidism, orchidectomy
ordin	order	coordination, subordinate, ordination
orex	appetite	anorexia, hyperorexia, lycorexia
organ	instrument	organic, organization, organon
ori, ort	to rise, to be born	origin, aborigine, abortive
orient	east, rising	orient, oriental, orientation
orn	to decorate	ornate, ornament, adornment
ornith	bird	ornithology, ornithoscopy, ornithophilous
ortho-	straight, right, change	orthopedics, orthopedist, orthodox, orthography, orthodontia
-ory, -orium	place where	factory, lavatory, auditorium
oscill	to swing	oscillate, oscilloscope, oscillometer
-osiss, -sis	condition, act	sclerosis, cyanosis, analysis
osm	pushing	osmosis, osmotic, endosmosis
osm	smell	anosmia, osmesthesia, osmium
)	bone	osteology, osteomyelitis, osteopath
ostil	door, opening	ostium, ostiary, ostiole
ostrac	shell	ostracize, entomostracan
ot	ear	otology, otitis, otoscope
oti	ease	otiose, negotiate, negotiable
ov	egg	oval, ovary, oviparous
oxy	sharp, acid	oxygen, oxide, paroxysm
pac	peace	pacifier, pacifist, Pacific
pachy-	thick	pachyderm, pachyonchia, pachynema
pact	to agree, to fasten	pact, compact, impact
pal	pale	pallor, pallid, appalling
pale, palai	ancient	paleolithic, paleontology, palaiotype
palin, pali	back, again	palindrome, palingenesis, palinode
palli	mantle, cloak	palliate, pallium, palliative
palp	to pat, feeler	palpable, palpate, palpulus
pan	bread	pantry, company, companion
pan	small cloth	pane, panel, impanel
pan-, panto-	all	panorama, pantheon, pantomine
pap, pop	father	papa, papal, pope
papilion	butterfly	papilionid, papilionaceous, pavilion
papill	nipple	papilla, papilloma, papillectomy
par	to appear	apparent, apprarition, appearance
par, part	to bear	parent, viviparous, parturition
para	to prevent	parachute, parasol, parapet
para-, par-	beside, variation	paradox, parathyroid, parenthesis
parl	word, speech	parley, parlor, parole
part	part	participate, particolored, particle
parthen	virgin	parthenon, parthenogenesis, parthenospore
past	dough	paste, pastry, pastel
past	to feed	pasture, pastor, repast
pat, pass	to suffer	patient, passive, compassion
pater	father	paternal, patriot, repatriation
path	feeling, suffering, disease	apathy, sympathetic, pathology, psychopathic, osteopathic
path	path	pathway, footpath, pathfinder
pauci	few	paucity, pauciloquy, paucifoliate
paus	to cease	pause, menopause, diapause
pectin	comb	pectinate, pectiniform, pectineal
pector	chest	pectoral, expectorate, pectoriloquy
pecu	money, cattle, property	pecuniary, impecunious, peculation
ped	foot	pedal, pedestrian, impede, pedestal
ped	ground	pedology, pedograph, pedogeography
)	child	pediatrician, pedagogue, orthopedist, podium, tripod, podiatry, chiropody
pedicul	louse	pediculosis, pediculicide, pediculophobia
pel	skin	pelt, pellagra, surplice
pel, puls	to push	propel, expulsion, repulsive
pelag	sea	archipelago, pelagic, bathypelagic
pen	almost	peninsula, penultimate, peneplain
pen	punishment	penalty, penance, repent
pend, pens	to hang, to weigh, to pay	pendulum, pensive, compensation
-penia	to need, to lack	thrombopenia, erythrocytopenia, eosinopenia
penta-	five	pentagon, pentameter, pentathlon
pept, peps	to digest	peptic, dyspepsia, eupeptic
per	to try out	experience, expert, peril
per-, pel-	through, intensive	permit, perspire, pellucid
peri-	around	periscope, perimeter, perigee
pest	plague	pest, pestilence, pestiferous
petal	leaf, thin plate	petal, petalite, petalodont
petit	to seek	petition, competitor, appetite
petit	small, little	petite, petticoat, petty
petr	rock	petroleum, petrify
phag	to eat	sarcophagus, esophagus, anthropophagous
phall	penis	pahllus, phallic, phalloid
phan, phen	to show, to appear	diaphanous, phantom, phenomenon
pharmac	drug	pharmacy, pharmacist, pharmaceutical
pharyng	throat	pharyngeal, pharyngitis, pharyngectomy
phe, phas	to say, to speak	prophesy, euphemism, aphasia
phil	to love	philanthropist, philosopher
phleb	vein	phlebitis, phlebology, phlebotomy
phlegm	flame	phlegm, phlegmatic, adenophlegmon
phlog	flame	phlogiston, antiphlogistic, phlogocytosis
phob	to fear	claustrophobia, acrophobia, hydrophobia
phoenic	red	phoenix, phoenicite
phon	sound	phonograph, telephone, cacophony