University:
College Entrance Preparation
Course:
SAT Preparation
Academic year:

2023
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1
Author:

MathMonk

Common Latin and Greek Roots used on the SAT Latin: Belli, Bel - war Bene – good Circum - around Cogn - know Col, com, con – together Contra – against Diction – speech E, ex – out of Factor – maker, doer Ficent – doing, making Hyper – too much Hypo – too little In - not Inter – between, among Intra - within Ject – to throw Magni - great Male – evil Mit – to send Omni – all Potent – powerful Pre – before Re – back, again Scribe - write Somn - sleep Trans – across Vene – to come Volent – wishing, willing Greek: A, an – no, none Andry – of men, male Anthropos – people Auto – oneself Bi – two Caco – bad Chron – time Cracy – rule by Demo – the people Eu – good Gno - know Gyny – of women, female Hyper – too much Hypo – too little Logy – speech Mis, miso – hatred Mono – one More – fool Morph – shape Nym - name Ology – the study of Pathos - feeling Phil, philo – love Phon – sound Poly – many Pueudo - false Soph – wisdom Syn, sym – together Can you guess the meaning of these English words? Androgynous Anthropology Asynchronous Autocratic Benefactor Cacophony Circumscribe Contradiction Democracy Eject Hyperactive Hypothermia Insomnia Intervene Intrapersonal Magnificent Malediction Malevolent Omnipotent Philosophy Polymorphous Predict Pseudonym Rebellion Recognize Reject Remit Sympathy