Latin, Greek, and Anglo-Saxon Roots List 10 | Quizlet

mon

warn, remind

oss, osteo

bone

pan

all

phon

sound

sphere

ball, sphere

flu, fluct, fluv

flowing

later

side, broad

pneu

breath

quies

to be at rest

tele

far, distant

fila, fili

thread

germ

related, vital part

grav

heavy, weighty

migra

wander

nasc, nat

to be born; to spring forth

port

cart, carry

plu, plur, plus

more

pater, patr

father

gam

marriage

trans

across

admonish

to warn or reprimand someone firmly

osteoporosis

a medical condition in which bones become easily broken

pandemonium

wild disorder (lit. "place of all the demons)

phonograph

a record player (turns plastic "writing" into sound)

hemisphere

half of the earth

affluent

wealthy in resources (let the money flow!)

lateral

having to do with the sides

apnea

a condition in which one stops breathing suddenly

acquiesce

to comply or agree passively

telegenic

looking particularly appealing on television

filament

a slender strand or fiber

germane

relevant (related to) to the subject at hand

gravity

seriousness (heavy in importance)

emigrate

to leave a country

innate

inborn, inherent in

portage

the carrying of a boat between two navigable waters

splurge

to get far more of something than one needs

patriarch

the male head of a family, tribe, or group

monogamy

one marriage; the practice of being married to only one person at a time

transgression

something that is against social or moral rules