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Lesson 13

Lesson 13. Angi vessel (usually blood). Angiology- angi (blood vessel) logy (study of) Angiosperm- angi (vessel) sperm (seed) Flowering plants in which the seed is contained in a pericarp, wall of mature ovary (peri=around and carp=fruit) Angina pectoris- angi (vessel) pectus (chest)

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Lesson 13

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  1. Lesson 13

  2. Angivessel (usually blood) • Angiology- angi(blood vessel) logy(study of) • Angiosperm- angi(vessel) sperm (seed) • Flowering plants in which the seed is contained in a pericarp, wall of mature ovary (peri=around and carp=fruit) • Angina pectoris- angi(vessel) pectus(chest) • Chest pain due to insufficient blood flow to heart muscles

  3. Baslow • Basement- bas(low) ment(result, process) • Bassoon- bas(low) • Double-reed woodwind with low, curved mouthpiece • Debase- de(down, from) bas(low) • To lower in character, quality or value

  4. Clud (clus)close, shut • Exclude- ex(out) clud(shut • Preclude- pre(before) clud(close) • Avoid; prevent • Recluse- re(back) clus(shut)

  5. Cornhorn • Unicorn- uni(one) corn(horn) • Capricorn- capri(goat) corn(horn) • Cornucopia- corn(horn) copia(plenty)

  6. Crac (crat)government, rule, power • Democracy- demos(people) crac(government) y(result of) • Autocrat- auto(self) crat(power) • One ruler with unlimited power; a despot • Theocracy- theo(god) crac(government) y(result of) • Ruled by divine guidance

  7. Domhouse • Dome- dom(house) • Domestic- dom(house) ic(related to) • Domicile- dom(house) ile(pertaining to)

  8. Evtime, age • Inevitable- in(in) ev(time) able(able) • Medieval- medi(middle) ev(age) al(related to) • Primeval- prim(first) ev(time, age) al(related to)

  9. Fraterbrother • Fraternal- frat(brother) al(related to) • Fraternity- frat(brother) ity(state, quality) • Fratricide- frat(brother) cid(kill)

  10. Gymnnaked, nude • Gymnasium- gymn(naked) sium(place) • Place to exercise in the nude • Gymnosperm- gymn(naked) sperm(seed) • Gymnosophist- gymn(naked) soph(wise) ist(one who) • Ancient Hindu sect of ascetics who contemplated in the nude

  11. Humearth, ground • Humble- hum(earth) ble(related to) • Lowly; close to the ground • Humiliate- hum(earth) ate(make, cause) • To make one feel lowly • Exhume- ex(out) hum(earth, ground)

  12. Lud (lus)laugh, mock, play • Ludicrous- lud(laugh) ous(full of) • Collusion- col(together, with) lus(play) ion(act of) • Conspiring for illegal purposes • Prelude- pre(before) lud(play)

  13. Mater (metr)mother • Maternal- mater(mother) al(related to) • Matrimony- matr(mother) mony(state of) • State of motherhood • Metropolis- metr(mother) polis(city) • Largest or more important city

  14. Mesomiddle • Mesoderm- meso(middle) derm(skin) • Mesopotamia- meso(middle) potamos(river) • An ancient country of southwest Asia between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, included in modern Iraq • Mesozoic- meso(middle) zo(animal) ic(related to)

  15. Oo (ov)egg • Oogamy- oo(egg) gamy(marriage). • Ovicide- ov(egg) cid(kill) • Killing eggs of insects • Ovoviviparous- ov(egg) viv(living) paradous(produce) • Eggs that hatch internally

  16. Ophthalmeye • Ophthalmic- ophthalm(eye) ic(related to) • Ophthalmologist- ophthalm(eye) log(study) ist(one who) • Ophthalmoscope- ophthalm(eye) scop(look) • Instrument for examining eye

  17. Pater (patri)father • Paternity- pater(father) ity(state of) • Patriarch- patri(father) arch(rule) • Repatriate- re(back) patri(father) ate(make or cause) • Return to fatherland

  18. Phageat • Esophagus- osiophagos(eat) • Tube from pharynx to stomach • Dysphagia- dys(bad) phag(eat) ia(condition) • Trouble swallowing • Anthropophagous- anthrop(man) phag(eat) ous(full of) • cannibal

  19. Platybroad, flat • Plateau- plat(flat) • Platypodia- plat(flat) pod(foot) ia(condition) • Platitude- plat(flat) tude(state of) • Trite expression; lack of originality

  20. Polis (polit)city • Police- polis(city) • Acropolis- acro(high) polis(city) • Built at highest point of city • Megalopolis- megal(large) polis(city) • Densely populated urban area, usually including one or more cities

  21. Rodgnaw • Rodent- rod(gnaw) ent(that which) • Corrode- cor(together, with) rod(gnaw) • Erode- e(out) rod(gnaw)

  22. Sororsister • Sorority- soror(sister) ity(state of) • Sororal- soror(sister) al(pertaining to) • Sororicide- soror(sister) cid(kill)

  23. Term (termin)end, limit • Terminate- termin(end) ate(cause) • Interminable- in(not) termin(end) able(able) • Terminology- termin(limit) ology(study) • Words with limited or specialized meaning

  24. Testwitness • Testify- test(witness) fy(make) • Testimony- test(witness) mony(result) • Intestate- in(no) test(witness) ate(cause) • Dying without a will

  25. Tut (tui)teach, guide, guard • Tutor- tut(teach) or(one who) • Tutelage- tut(teach) age(state of) • Intuition- in(in) tui(teach) tion(act of) • Knowledge from within that is not taught

  26. Virman • Virile- vir(man) ile(like, pertaining to) • Virility- vir(man) ity(state, condition) • Triumvirate- trium(three) vir(man) ate(make)

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