PPT-Colonialism Etymology (word origin)

Transform it Transform colonialism into an image that will help you to remember it Debate it Is it right to colonise other countries Use it in a sentence From the Latin colonus meaning farmer. 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:. [et-uh-mol-uh-jee] . noun, plural et·y·mol·o·gies. . 1. the derivation of a word. Synonyms: word origin, word source, derivation, origin. . 2. a chronological account of the birth and development of a particular word or element of a word, often delineating its spread from one language to another and its evolving changes in form and meaning. Synonyms: word history, word lore, historical development. . 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.. Created by: Regina Rubalcava. Mini Review!. Circum- Ad-{ac, af, ag, al, an, am, ap, ar, as}. a. round, about to toward, near, very. Web Elements. Daniel . Leppke. 1. st. Hour. Hydrogen (H). Hydrogen was discovered by Henry Cavendish at 1766 in London, England. Origin of name: from the Greek words "hydro" and "genes" meaning "water" and "generator“.. Warily. Definition: cautiously, carefully. Part of Speech: adverb. Sentence: As the family enter the haunted house the children walked . warily. behind their parents.. Etymology: comes from a Middle English word waer meaning alert.. Group 3. Sojourn. Definition: (n) a temporary stay; (v) stay somewhere temporarily. Part of Speech: noun and a verb. Sentence: My sojourn in Houston was to see the Falcons play in the Super Bowl. Etymology: Comes from sub meaning under and diurnum meaning day. Group 3. Grimace . Definition: an ugly, twisted expression on a person's face, typically expressing disgust, pain, or wry amusement.. Part of Speech: noun/verb. Sentence: The children . grimaced. at the thought of eating broccoli.. 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. ). . 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. . Cavort. Positive . 1793, . cauvaut. , . Amer.Eng. ., probably from ca- colloquial . intens. . prefix + vault "jump, leap.". Credence. Connotation: Positive . Etymology: Middle English: via Old French from medieval Latin . Word. Definition. Example. Phytoplankton. (Marine Plants). Terrestrial . Plants. Plants. Etymology (word origin). Auto- = myself. troph. = food. Heterotroph . An organism that consumes other organisms for energy.. If these words mean nothing to you, then you are not alone. . They will be clear by the end of this presentation.. Morphology = looking at the shapes that make up words. . . What word can you make?. AND ETYMOLOGY: CLAS 126 Instructor:Nick BoligM-F 11:30am - 1pm MEDICAL WORD FORMATION AND ETYMOLOGY: CLAS 126 Instructor:Nick BoligM-F 11:30am - 1pm remote + synch) MEDICAL WORD FORMATION AND ETYMOL