| A | B |
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| archy | rule |
| anarchy | total absence of rule or governement; confusion; disorder (.) |
| autarchy | rule by an absolute soveregin (n.) |
| hierarchy | body of rulers or officials grouped in ranks, each being subordinate to the rank above it (n.) |
| matriarchy | form of social organization in which the mother rules the family or tribe, descent being traced through the mother (n.) |
| monarchy | state ruled over by a single person, as a king or queen (n.) |
| oligarchy | from of gov't in which a few people have the power (n.) |
| patriarchy | fom of social organization in which the father rules the family or tribe, descent being traced through the father (n.) |
| geo | earth, ground |
| geocentric | measured from the earth's center; having the earth as a center (adj.) |
| geodetic | (mathematics dealing with the earth's shpae and dimensions) (adj.) |
| geography | study of the earth's surface, climate, continents, people, products, etc. (n.) |
| geology | scince dealing with the earth's history as recorded in rocks (n.) |
| geometry | mathematics dealing with lines, angles, surfaces, and solids (measurment of land) (n.) |
| geomorphic | pertaining ot the shpae of the earth or the form of its surface (adj.) |
| geophysics | science treating of the forces that modify the earth (n.) |
| geopolitics | study of gov't and its policies as affected by physical geography (n.) |
| geoponics | art or science of agricultrure (working of the earth) (n.) |
| georgic | agricultural (adj.) |
| geotropism | response to earth's gravity, as the growing of roots downward in the ground(n.) |
| apogee | farthest point from the earth in the orbit of a satellite (n.) |
| perigee | nearest opint to the earth in the orbit of a satellite (n.) |
| path | feeling, suffering, disease |
| antipathy | aversion (feeling against) dislike (n.) |
| apathy | lack of feeling, emotion, interest, or excitement; indifference (n.) |
| empathy | the complete understanding of another's feelings, motvies, etc. (n.) |
| pathetic | arousing pity (adj.) |
| pathos | quality in drama, speech, literature, music, or events that arouses a feeling of pity or sadness (n.) |
| sympathy | a sharing of another's rouble; compassion (n.) |
| telepathy | transference of the thoughts and feelings of one person to another by no apparent means of communication |
| homeopathy | system of medical practice that treats disease by administering minute doses of a remedy which, if given to healthy persons, would produce symptoms of the disease treated (n.) |
| osteopath | practitione (treatment of diseases by manipulation of bones, muscles, nerves, etc.)(n.) |
| pathogenic | causing disease(adj.) |
| pathological | due to disease (adj.) |
| psychopathic | pertaining to mental disease, insane (adj.) |
| morph | form |
| amorphous | w/o definite form; shapeliess (adj.) |
| anthropomorphic | attributin human form or characteristics to beings not human ,especially gods(adj.) |
| dimorhpous | occuring under two distinct forms (adj.) |
| endomorhpic | occurring with in; internal (adj.) |
| heteromorphic | exhibiting diversity of form (adj.) |
| metamorphosis | change of form (n.) |
| monomorphic | having a single ofrm (adj.) |
| morphology | branch of biology dealing iwth the form and structure of animals and plants; form and structure of an organism or an of its parts (n.) |
| peri | around, about, near, enclosing |
| pericardium | membranous sac enclosing th heart (n.) |
| perigee | nearest point to the earht in the orbit of a staellite (n.) |
| perihelion | nearest point to the sun in the orbit of a planet or comet (n.) |
| perimeter | the whole outer boundary or measurement of a surface or figure (n.) |
| periodontics | branch of dentistry dealing with diseases of the bone andgum tissues supporting the teeth (n.) |
| peripheral | on the outside boundar; outside or away from the central part; only slightly connected with what is essential; merely incidental (adj.) |
| periphrastic | expressed in a roundabout way (adj.) |
| periscope | instrument permitting those in a submarine a view of the surface (n.) |
| peristalsis | wavelikecontraction of the walls of the intestines which propels contents onward( n.) |
| peristyle | row of columns around a building or court ; the space so enclosed (n.) |
| peritonitis | inflammation of membrane lining the abdominal cavity and covering the organs (n.) |
