Unit 1 Words (Classics 30)

ad, as, ac (prefix)

toward

dis (prefix)

apart/away

e, ex (prefix)

out of, from

In, im (prefix)

in, into

re (prefix)

back, again

pre (prefix)

before

retro (prefix)

back

intro (prefix)

inward

pro (prefix)

forward

contra (prefix)

against

con, com (prefix)

with, together

pel, pulse (base)

to push, to drive

quire (base)

ask, seek

solve, solut (base)

loosen

spic, spect (base)

look, see

sume (base)

use up, take

vene, vent (base)

to come

al (prefix)

pertaining to

or (suffix)

one who does

-ion (suffix)

the act of

ment (suffix)

added to some verbs to form nouns that refer to actions, processes, or states. Example: commencement, enrichment, refreshment

Intensifying morphemes

com (commotion), con (conspicuous), and ac (accumulate)

cess (base)

go or come

nas

nose (Latin)

turt

twist (Latin)

skia

shadow (Greek)

oura

tail (Greek)

scrupus

sharp stone (Latin)

ulus

small (Latin)

villanus

servant working on a farm (Latin)

uku

flea (Hawaiian)

lele

jump (Hawaiian)

sanguine

Person has right amount of blood in their body and is healthy and cheerful

sanguinary

“covered in blood” or cruel and bloodthirsty

Desiccated

to dry out

dissected

to cut apart

disinterested

“not influenced by selfish motives”

uninterested

not interested, indifferent

Sine Die

without a day

per diem

by the day

post meridiem

after noon

tabula rasa

scraped tablet, clean slate

ad nauseam

to seasickness