| A | B |
|---|
| anth | flower |
| cardi | heart |
| chron | time |
| derm | skin |
| erg, urg | work |
| ethn | race, cultural group |
| glyph | to carve |
| icon | image |
| op, opt | eye, to see |
| pep(t) | to digest |
| psych | mind |
| the | god |
| synchronous | happening or existing at exactly the same time, simultaneous |
| hieroglyphics | system of writing where pictures/symbols represent words |
| cardiovascular | relating to, or involving the heart and blood vessels |
| opaque | neither transparent nor translucent |
| iconolatry | the worship of images |
| pachyderm | any of various large thick-skinned animals |
| psychosis | serious mental disorder where the mind cannot function normally |
| apotheosis | transformation into a god |
| anther | the pollen-bearing part at the upper end of the stamen of a flower |
| pepsin | an enzyme that is produced in the stomach and aids digestion |
| ergonomics | science concerned with designing items to make interaction between people and objects more efficient and safe |
| helianthus | sunflower |
| psychogenic | originating in the mind |
| anachronism | something misplaced in time |
| iconoclast | one who attacks established beliefs |
| ethnic | relating to a race |
