JCL Greek Derivatives

Aeido

(to sing)

comedy, melody, ode, parody, prosody, psalmody, rhapsody, tragedy

Ago

(to lead, bring): demagogue, pedagogue, pedant, pedantic, stratagem, strategic,

synagogue

eg

(to lead, bring): demagogue, pedagogue, pedant, pedantic, stratagem, strategic,

synagogue

Agon

(contest, struggle): agony, antagonist, antagonize

Algos

(pain): neuralgia, nostalgia

Allos

(another):allegory, parallel, parallelogram

Angelos

(messenger): angel, evangelical, evangelist

Anthropos

(man): anthropoid, anthropologist, anthropology, misanthrope, philanthropist

Archo

(to lead, rule, be the first, begin): anarchy, archaeology, archaic, archangel, archbishop,

archipelago, architecture, architrave, archive, archon, hierarchy, monarch, oligarch, patriarch

Aster

(star): asteroid, astrolabe, astrology, astronomy, disaster

Athlos

(contest): athlete

. Autos

(self): authentic, auto, autobiography, autocracy, autograph, automatic, automobile,

autonomy,

Baino

(to walk, step): acrobat, basal, base, baseboard, basement, diabetes

ba-

(to walk, step): acrobat, basal, base, baseboard, basement, diabetes

be-

(to walk, step): acrobat, basal, base, baseboard, basement, diabetes

Ballo

- (throw): devil, diabolic, emblem, hyperbole, metabolism, parable, parabola,

parlance, parley, parliament, parlor, parole, problem, symbol

ble-

- (throw): devil, diabolic, emblem, hyperbole, metabolism, parable, parabola,

parlance, parley, parliament, parlor, parole, problem, symbol

bol-

- (throw): devil, diabolic, emblem, hyperbole, metabolism, parable, parabola,

parlance, parley, parliament, parlor, parole, problem, symbol

Biblos

(book): Bible, bibliography

Bios

(life): amphibian, autobiography, biography, biology, microbe

Cheir

(hand): surgeon, surgery

Chronos

(time): chronic, chronicle, chronology, crony, synchronize

Demos

(the people): demagogue, democracy, epidemic

Didomi

(to give): anecdote, antidote, dose

do-

(to give): anecdote, antidote, dose

Dokeo

(to think, have an opinion): dogma, doxology, heterodox, orthodox, paradox

Echo

(to have, hold): epoch, eunuch, hectic, scheme

hek

(to have, hold): epoch, eunuch, hectic, scheme

sche-

(to have, hold): epoch, eunuch, hectic, scheme

och-

(to have, hold): epoch, eunuch, hectic, scheme

Ergon

(work, action): energy, lithurgy, surgeon

Gamos

(wedding, marriage): bigamy, polygamy

Ge

(earth): geography, geology, geometry

Genos

- (race, offspring, kind): cosmogony, cyanogen, genealogy, genesis, genetic,

heterogeneous, homogeneous, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen

gon-

- (race, offspring, kind): cosmogony, cyanogen, genealogy, genesis, genetic,

heterogeneous, homogeneous, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen

Gignosko

- (to come to know, recognize): diagnose, physiognomy, prognostic

gno

- (to come to know, recognize): diagnose, physiognomy, prognostic

Grapho, gram

(to draw, write, describe): autograph, bibliography, biography, diagram, engraft,

epigram, geography, glamorous, graft, grammar, gramophone, graph, kilogram, orthography,

paragraph, photograph, telegram

. Heteros

(the other, different): heterodox, heterogeneous

Hezomai

(to sit): chair, cathedral, chaise, shay

hed-

(to sit): chair, cathedral, chaise, shay

Hippos

(horse): hippodrome, hippopotamus

Histemi, sta-, ste

- (to stand, to make to stand): apostasy, ecstasy, rheostat, stadium, static,

system,

sta

- (to stand, to make to stand): apostasy, ecstasy, rheostat, stadium, static,

system,

ste

- (to stand, to make to stand): apostasy, ecstasy, rheostat, stadium, static,

system,

Hodos

(road, way): electrode, episode, exodus, method, period, synod

Homos

(one and the same): anomalous, homily, homogeneous

Hydor

(water): carbohydrate, dropsy, formaldehyde, hydra, hydrangea, hydrant, hyrdraulic,

hydrochloric, hydrogen

Idein,

(to see): idea, ideal, idol, idyll, kaleidoscope

eid-

(to see): idea, ideal, idol, idyll, kaleidoscope

Kaio, kau

(to kindle, burn): calm, caustic, cauterize, holocaust, ink