| A | B |
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| GRAPH, GRAM | to write |
| the art of fine handwriting | calligraphy |
| a written tracing showing the contractions of the heart | cardiogram |
| lit. the writing of a story in dance; the creating and arranging of dance movements | choreography |
| lit. a writing to show through something; a drawing that explains something | diagram |
| lit. a writing on a subject; any short, witty saying | epigram |
| lit. a writing about the Earth; a science dealing with the Earth and its life | geography |
| crude drawings or writings scratched on public walls | graffiti |
| full of vivid details | graphic |
| a soft, black, lustrous form of carbon found in nature and used in pencils | graphite |
| a three-dimensional photograph made by lasers | hologram |
| two or more letters entwined (written) in one design | monogram |
| a book written about one specific subject | monograph |
| lit. a writing beforehand; a listing of things to follow; a printed announcement of events | program |
| an instrument for recording (writing) the intensity and duration of an earthquake | seismograph |
| lit. one who uses narrow or small writing; a person who takes dictation in shorthand | stenographer |
| a detailed drawing (writing) on a map of the surface features of a region (place) | topography |
| AUTO | self |
| CALLI | beautiful |
| CARD | heart |
| CHOR | dance |
| DIA | through |
| EPI | on |
| GEO | earth |
| HOLO | whole |
| MONO | one |
| PRO | before |
| SEISMOS | earthquake |
| STEN | narrow |
| TOP | place |
| lit. the writing of oneself; one's signature | autograph |
