A | B |
struct, stru | build |
structure | something that is constructed; a building |
obstruct | to block or put obstacles in the way |
scrip, scrib | write, writing |
inscribe | to make marks on a surface; to engrave |
transcribe | to make a written or typewritten copy |
scribe | a writer or author |
labor, oper | work |
operable | able to be used or operated |
laboratory | a room or building for scientific research |
labored | heavy, difficult |
ques, quer, quir, quis | ask |
inquisitive | asking a lot of questions; extremely curious |
quest | a search to find or obtain something; a crusade |
aqua, aqui | water |
aquatic | growing or living in water |
aqueduct | a channel or pipe that carries water |
geo, terr | land, earth |
geology | the science that deals with the earth's crust |
terrestrial | existing on the earth; someone who lives on the earth |
terra-cotta | brownish-red color |
nat | birth |
nationality | belonging to a nation either by birth or naturalization |
naturalize | to make natural or less artificial/ to give the rights of someone who was born in a country |
cap, capit | head |
capital | the city that is the seat of government; most important |
capitol | a building in which the legislature holds its sessions |
man | hand |
manage | to direct or oversee; to have charge of |
mandate | an order from one who is in command |
vis, vid | see, look |
envision | to imagine; to know in advance; to forsee |
evident | plain; easy to see or understand |
dict | say |
dictator | a ruler who has all the power and makes all the rules |
predict | to forecast; to anticipate; to tell in advance |
verdict | the decision of the jury in a court case |
phon, phono | sound |
phonics | a method of reading by learning the sounds the letter makes |
phonograph | an instrument that produces sound using a flat disk |
vert, vers | turn |
divert | to turn from one direction to another; to sidetrack |
revert | to go back |
mem | memory |
commemorate | to remember or honor with a ceremony or celebration |
memento | a souvenir or keepsake |
immemorial | ancient, very old; traditional |
pri | first |
primitive | earliest, original, uncivilized |
primate | a class of mammals that includes humans, apes, and monkeys |
prime (v) | to get ready; to give someone information beforehand |