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Latin Root Word Dict Means Speak diction n o nes manner of speaking enunciation e dict n public words used by an official proclaiming a law or command. . Affix-. . a word element, such as a prefix or a suffix, that occurs before or after a root or base word to modify its . meaning.. Root-. . the form of a word after all affixes are removed; meaning: base, root, stem, theme . ENERGIZER. 1. . a-. . ‘. alpha-privative’. (. a. phasia,. a. pa. -thy, . a. narchy). Answer:. Without. (negation) . 2.. acro. :. akros. . (. acro. nym, . acro. phobia,. acro. polis. ). Answer:. History of the English Language . Ancient Romans spoke Latin and conquered most of Europe. Julius Caesar . and his adopted son, Augustus, gave their names to the months of. July and August.. September means seventh. Vocabulary Objectives. You will be able to:. Match word to definition. Use the word in a sentence. Take Out. Binder with Paper. Remember to use Cornell Note-taking method. . Vocabulary Words. Write down the words and definitions in your notebooks.. Weeks 5-8. WEEK 5 ROOT. : . FRACT/FRING/FRANG. Latin: . frangere. , . fractum. Meaning . : to break. week 5, 1st word: fractious . Definition:. . (adj.)- . tending to argue or cause discord. Use in a sentence. ENERGIZER. 1. . a-. . ‘. alpha-privative’. (. a. phasia,. a. pa. -thy. , . a. narchy). Answer:. Without. (negation. ) . 2.. acro. :. a. kros. . (. acro. nym, . acro. phobia,. acro. polis. ). : to trick, deceive, be incorrect. FAL. -,FAIL, FAULT. . Latin Root 1. fallere. : to trick, deceive, be incorrect. FAL. -, FAIL, FAULT. false, falsify, falsification. fallible, infallible. fault, faulty. CAP-, CEP-, CEIVE-. . Latin Root: . capere. : to own, to seize. CAP-, CEP-, CEIVE-. . captain. capture, captive. receive, receipt, reception. deceive, deceit, deception. perceive, perception. conceive, concept, conception. Vocabulary List 6 ROOT WORDS Have you ever noticed how, in the English language, some small words sometimes appear in a lot of bigger words? Take the word “friend,” for example. If you notice someone who is acting  . adj. Full of . bitterness . amorous. . adj. Having a propensity for falling in love. . bleak . adj. Desolate. . bountiful. adj. Showing abundance. . callow. adj. Without experience of the world. . Etymology 101. What Did Europeans Create?. THE ONLY THINGS IN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE THE EUROPEANS CREATED WERE THE DISTORATION; THE LIE; THE HIDDEN INFORMATION. Etymology is the study of the etymon or origin of words.. General. . remarks. Clinical. . terminology. . is. a . terminological. . complex. . of. . medico-biological. . branches. . including. . problems. . related. . to. a . sick. . organism. . . Class LM.1 Yes, this is an actual word. What does it mean? Biology can be filled with words that sometime seem incomprehensible. By "dissecting" these words into discrete units, even the most comp Tameemi. PhD microbial biology. Microbiology Dept.. Mobile: 07833216662. Email: . hisan.jasim@uobasrah.edu.iq. 30-1-2022 . English Language -1. st. Level. Learning medical terminology will help the student to .