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Vocabulary flashcards covering Greek and Latin root words and vocabulary definitions from Shawn Henry's ELA9 Lesson 3.
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fid
faith, belief, trust
gamy
marriage
poly
many
magni
to make great
bi
two
mono
one
fidelity
faithfulness, loyalty
infidel
unfaithful, one who has no religious beliefs
confident
trusting, feeling assured or certain
Fido
a dog's name meaning "faithful companion"
magnify
to make greater in size, enlarge, exaggerate, glorify
magnificent
splendid, impressive, exalted
Magna Carta
"magnificent charter," granted English political and civil liberties in 1215
magnitude
greatness of size, extent, or of importance of influence
monogamy
married to only one person at a time
polygamy
married to more than one wife or husband at the same time
bigamy
crime of marrying one person while still married to another
biathlon
in Olympic Winter Games, an event combining a ski run and marksmanship
biceps
the large muscle in the front of the upper arm (a muscle having 2 points of origin)
bifocals
glasses with 2 different focal lengths; one for close work such as reading, the other for distant focus
bilingual
capable of speaking 2 languages
bilateral
having 2 sides or involving 2 sides
polygraph
an instrument for recording simultaneously changes in pulse rate, blood pressure, respiration, etc. (lie detector)
polysyllabic
having many syllables
polyunsaturated
of an organic compound, having many unsaturated double bonds: in vegetable oils associated with a low cholesterol content of the blood
polyester
any of various synthetic resins that are light, strong, and resistant to weather. Polyesters are long chains of esters and are used to make plastics and fibers
polygon
a shape with many sides
monopoly
exclusive control of a commodity or a service, makes elimination of competition possible, price fixing possible
monochromatic
having one color
monotonous
having little or no variation or variety, tiresome
monorail
a train which uses one rail instead of two