| A | B |
|---|
| gno | know |
| pan | all |
| olig | few |
| poly | many |
| dem | people |
| arch | rule, govern |
| hetero | various, unlike |
| homo | same |
| patri | father |
| matri | mother |
| pro | before |
| dia | through, across |
| epi | upon, in addition |
| doxa | belief, praise |
| oramic | pertaining to view |
| ortho | right, correct, straight |
| chrome | color |
| cide | killing of |
| agnostic | one who holds the view that the ultimate reality of god is unknowable |
| prognosticate | foretell from signs or symptoms |
| prognosis | forecast |
| progenitor | forefather |
| diagnosis | investigation or analysis of the cause or nature of a condition |
| pandemonium | wild uproar, chaos |
| pandemic | occurring over a wide geographic area, affecting an exceptionally high proportion of the population |
| panorama | a complete view of an area |
| oligarchy | form of government in which a few people have the power |
| polyarchy | rule by many |
| polyglot | speaking several languages |
| polygamy | marriage to several mates at the same time |
| polytheism | belief that there is a plurality of gods |
| demography | the statistical study of the human population |
| matriarchy | ruled by the mother |
| patriarchy | ruled by the father |
| demagogue | a leader who makes use of popular prejudices and false claims and promises in order to gain power |
| epidemic | affecting many individuals within a population, community, or religion at the same time |
| anarchy | total absence of rule or government; confusion, disorder |
| gynarchy | ruled by women |
| heterogeneous | different in kind; dissimilar |
| homogenous | of the same kind; similar |
| heterodox | contrary to some acknowledged standard of belief |
| orthodox | conforming to an acknowledged standard of belief |
| homochromatic | having the same color |
| patricide | killing of a father |
| matricide | killing of a mother |
| fratricide | killing of a sibling |
| homicide | killingo f a human being |
