PPT-Latin Roots

Bene and Bon means Good bounteous good and plentiful given freely bona fide made in good faith genuine benediction good wishes a blessing bonanza a sudden happening that brings very good fortune. A Sound of Thunder. By: Ray Bradbury. Create a chart and place the vocabulary words below in the category they belong in for you.. Know Well. Think I. Know. Don’t Know. Annihilate. Correlate. Expendable. roots. Contents:. Square Roots/Numbers. Cube Roots/Numbers. Click On The . Pictures . To Start. Finished? Click Here!. Square Roots. Ok, Square roots!. A . square root . is the opposite of . squaring . . cristina. . pinzon. . Etymology. . is the study of the history of words, their . origins. , and how their . form . and . meaning have changed. . over time. .. Etymologists collect knowledge about how words were used during . 19 . IN THE BASKET. . (. only. if it HAS YOUR NAME ON IT. ). PREPARE YOUR DESK FOR THE ROOTS REVIEW QUIZ. :. PRIVACY BOARD, PENCIL, AND PEN. WHEN YOU FINISH THE QUIZ, TURN IT OVER AND WORK ON: . ROOTS . “. Bene. ” and “Bon. ”. means . “Good”. bounteous. . adj. - good . and plentiful; given freely. bona fide . . adj. - made . in good faith; genuine. benediction . n - good . wishes; a blessing. English 2. Directions. Take notes on your new roots.. Materials: . RAW Book. Pen / pencil. Fus. . Definition: pour. Example: profuse – abundant or plentiful . Other examples? . Fusion, infuse . Challenge Word: effusive (. Mrs. Maimone. orthodox . Ortho. means correct or right. It comes from the . Greek. word . orth. , meaning correct or straight.. Dox. (also, . doc. or . doct. ) means opinion or thinking. It comes from the Latin word . Unit 1. somat. , . corp. = body. hem(o)(a)(at) = blood. cephal. (o), cap = head, brain. cardi. (o) = heart. arthr. (o) = joint. derm. (at) = skin. somat. , . corp. Somatology. – the psychological and anatomical study of the body. Mexico. Central America. Caribbean Islands. South America. Why do we call it . Latin. America?. We call it LATIN America because most of the European countries that colonized this region spoke Spanish or Portuguese. Both of these languages are derived (or come from) the ancient Latin language. Thus we call this region Latin America.. JOC. From the Latin word ‘. jocus. ’. Joke. Words from “. joc. ”. Jocose. . Adjective; . Cheerful; merry . The . jocose . language of the play is a reflection of the playwright’s youthful optimism. . . By word Families. Lesson # 1 Number Family. E pluribus . unum. . One from many (Motto of U.S.A.). Monos. =“one”. < Greek. monologue. . n. . a long speech made by one performer or by one person: . Latin and Greek Roots Unit 1 VINC / VICT Latin Vincere , Victum , “to conquer” Invincible ( adj ) Unable to be conquered Provincial (adj.) limited in knowledge of the world; narrow-minded Evince (v) To establish; to reflect the truth of Unit 1 Greek and Latin Roots Vocabulary biblio (Greek) Biblio means book. 1. bibliography (noun) A list of source materials, as in books used for sources 2. bibliophile ( noun) A person who collects books Septem. . Latin. seven. September – seventh month in the Roman calendar. Septennial – (. annus. – year) – seven year period or celebration. Septangle. – (. angulus. – corner) – a plane(flat) figure with seven sides and seven angles.