PDF-GREEK PREFIXES

PrefixMeaningExamplesa annot without having noabyss anemiaamphiboth on both sides of aroundamphibiousana anup back again upside down wrong analysis anodeantiagainst opposite in answer toantipo. Intentional Word Study with Greek and Latin Roots . Tiffany Rose & Cheryl Harrel. WABE Conference, Yakima, WA. April 19, 2013. Rationale. English language has 1,200,000 – 2,000,000 words!. Estimated that technology is contributing 20,000 new words a year. Prefixes. reading standard=1.8 Use knowledge of prefixes to determine the meaning of words.. Prefixes. Today we are going to use prefixes to determine the meaning of words.. Determine= figure out. What are going to do today?. Prefix Meaning Examples not, without, (having) no abyss, anemia-both, on both sides of, around amphibiousana-, an- up, back, again, upside down, wrong analysis, anode-against, opposite, Rap. http://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOJrjNR7ZZM. . What are root words?. Roots are the main part of the word. . In . the word bi. cycle. , "cycle" is the root. . The . word can be accompanied by many prefixes including "re" or "bi." . Pre-GCSE English. Aims and Objectives. Aims. To identify how words can be broken down into individual parts, and to understand that each part has its own meaning.. Objectives. To . discuss. prefixes, suffixes, and root words. What is a Prefix?. A prefix is an attachment before or in front of an existing word or stem, serving to form a new word or new meaning. . . New . meaning. example: . . “. un-. ” makes a . happy. Using a . retinal camera, an ophthalmologist photographs the retina of the . eye.. Learning Goal . . Use the numerical values . of prefixes . to write a metric equality. . Prefixes. A special feature of the SI as well as the metric system is that a . Prefixes A prefix is placed at the beginning of a word to modify or change its meaning. With Adjectives: They usually give adjectives a negative or an opposite meaning. For example: This chair is 1) . Derivation. a) Prefix: ante-. brachium. ; . ana-lysis. b) Sufix: . brachi-alis. ; . nephr-itis. c) Prefix + sufix: ante-. brachi. -. alis. ; para-. nephr. -. itis. 2) . Composition. : prim-i-para; . f. acilis. d. issimilis. p. roximalis. i. ntrarenalis. s. upraclavicularis. vivus. e. fferens. postnatalis. sanabilis. t. otalis. immaturus. FIND THE OPPOSITE . USE IT IN THE APPROPRIATE PHRASE and IN THE CORRECT FORM . / . plural. . from. . given. . terms. cornu. . minus                 . dentes. . molares. . superiores.        . contra. . dolorem. . acrem.         . symptoma. . morbi. HOW DO WE DERIVE WORDS IN MEDICAL . TERMINOLOGY. 1) . Derivation. a) Prefix: ante-. brachium. ; . ana-lysis. b) Sufix: . brachi-alis. ; . nephr-itis. c) Prefix + sufix: ante-. brachi. -. alis. ; para-. Overview Metric Prefixes are incredibly useful for describing quantities of the International System of Units (SI) in a more succinct manner. When exploring the world of electronics, these units of m Based on presentation by E. . Dávidová. Decide whether the following statements are true or false:. Statement. answer. 1) . Dis. -. is used for . “. a disorder. ”,. and . dys. -. for . “. division.