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cred
a Latin root that means “believe”
gno
a Greek root that means “to know”
cogn
a Latin root that means “to know”
accredit
believe to have authority
credentials
documents confirming that stated facts are believable, such as an ID card
credible
believable, trustworthy, dependable, and reliable
credit
recognition for being believable for doing something or for being of good character
incredulous
unwilling to believe something
agnostic
unknown
prognosis
a prediction of what may happen later
prognosticate
making a prediction about something before it happens
cognition
the act of knowing something
cognizant
fully informed and knowing what it happening
incognito
not known; disguised
recognizance
agreement to make oneself known, or show up, when a court requests an appearance
prim/ prince
latin root that means “first”
sequ/sec
latin root word that means “follow”
primate
any of the highest, or first, order of mammals that have very advanced brains and thumbs that can grasp things, including humans, monkeys, and lemurs
primeval
related to the earliest or first age, especially of the world
primitive
of long ago or first times
principality
a small state or country ruled by a prince (a “first son”)
principle
a “first truth” - a truth that is a foundation for other truths
consecutive
following one right after the other
obsequious
overly attentive to someone you are “following”, that is, someone you think is important
persecute
“follow” after someone or “follow through” on someone in order, place, time, or importance
secondary
following next after the first in order, place, time, or importance
sect
group of people who follow the same beliefs
sequester
to “keep from being followed,” that is, to remove from public use or view
subsequently
coming, or following, after or later
pat
“father”
mat
“mother”
frat
“brother”
expatriate
to make someone go out of, or leave, his or her fatherland, or native country
patriotic
loving one’s country; viewing one’s country as the “fatherland”
patron
someone who supports a person, group, or cause in a fatherly way
patronize
to support or help in a fatherly way
maternal
relating to motherhood; motherly
matriarch
a women who acts as the mother of a family or tribe
matrimony
marriage, wedding; historically, this was a woman’s status in society that would approve her becoming a mother
matrix
that which gives origin or form to something enclosed within it, like a mother’s womb forming a child
fraternal
relating to a brother; brotherly
fraternization
friendly or brotherly association between people or groups
fraternize
to associate in a brotherly way; be friendly
interfraternity
refers to a relationship between fraternities or fraternal groups
urb
latin word that means city
agr
Latin root for field
semi
latin prefix that means half
suburban
areas near or on the outskirts of , a city
suburbanite
a person whole lives near, or on the outskirts of, a city
urbane
having the manners of a city-dweller; courteous or dignified
urbanization
the physical growth of city area (urban areas)
agrarian
having to do with farming land or fields
agribusiness
the business of producing, processing, and distributing agricultural products, which comes from fields
agronomy
the science of crop production or farm management
semicolon
half of a colon (;)
semiconductor
allows the flow of electricity, but to a lesser extent than a conductor does
semifinal
two game rounds or rounds that occur before the final
semimonthly
occurring twice a month
semiprofessional
a part-time professional athlete such as spending half one’s time being a paid athlete
cide
latin root that means kill
cis
latin root that means cut
cap
latin root that means head
herbicide
a weed killer
homicide
killing someone
matricide
killing ones mother
patricide
killing ones father
concise
short to the point
excise
take out/remove
incision
a cut
precision
doing things with accuracy
capital
a city where the government meets
captain
head of a group
decapitate
cut off the head
per capita
head count