A | B |
one who studies thedevelopment of the human race | anthropologist |
one who studies celestial phenomena | astronomer |
one who studies the earth | geologist |
one who studies all forms of living matter | biologist |
one who studies plant life | botanist |
one who studies animal life | zoologist |
one who studies insect forms | entomologist |
one who studies language | philologist |
one who studies the meanings and psychological effects of words | semanticist |
one who studies the community and family life | sociologist |
mankind | anthropos |
science, study | logos |
star | astron |
sailor | nautes |
ship | naus |
against | dis- |
arrangement, law, order | nomos |
self | autos |
measurement | metron |
earth | ge(geo-) |
to write | graphein |
life | bios |
view, vision, sight | opsis, optikos |
plant | botane |
animal | zoion |
science of human development | anthropology |
theory of the influence of planets and stars on human events | astrology |
science of the heavens | astronomy |
science of the composition of the earth | geology |
science of all living matter | biology |
mathematical science of figures and shapes | geometry |
science of plants | botanist |
science of animal life | zoology |
science of earth-mapping | geography |
dissection and examination of a corpse to determine the cause of death | autopsy |
examination of living tissue | biopsy |
story of someone's life | biography |
story of one's own life | autobiography |
diagram of paths of sun, moon, and planets | zodiac |
"sailor among the stars" | astronaut |
"sailor of the universe" | cosmonaut |
star-shaped flower | aster |
great misfortune | disaster |
self-rule | autonomy |
instrument to measure musical time | metronome |