AP Lang - Roots and definitions

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sci

"to know" or "knowledge”

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prec-

“pray”

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sect

“to cut”

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pugn

“to fight”

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-cide

“to kill”

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pat

“to feel or suffer” or “disease”

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luc

"light" or "to shine"

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litera

“letter”

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cord

“heart” or “to agree”

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frang

“to break”

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solv

“to loosen” or “to free”

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nasc

"to be born" or "to spring forth"

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rid

"to laugh”

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prehens

"to seize" or "to grasp"

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repugnant

inciting distaste or aversion

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impugn

attack or oppose as false or lacking integrity

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pugilistic

having to do with boxing

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parricide

the murder of a close kinsman (parent)

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concise

marked by brevity of expression or statement

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luminous

of or relating to light or to luminous flux

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lucid

clear to the understanding, intellible

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pellucid

admitting maximum passage of light without distortion

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translucent

permitting the passage of light

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accord

agreement, harmony

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concord

a state of agreement

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discord

lack of agreement or harmony

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infringe

to encroach upon in a way that violates law or the rights of another

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refraction

deflection from a straight path undergone by a light ray or energy wave

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solvent

able to pay all legal debts; something that dissolves or disperses

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absolve

set free from an obligation or the consequence of guilt (or sin)

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dissolution

dissolute lacking restraint, especially in morals or lifestyle

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resolve

find an answer or solution to

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prehensible

adapted for seizing or grasping

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apprehensive

viewing the future with anxiety or alarm

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reprehensible

worthy or deserving of censure or blame, moral condemnation

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risible

arousing laughter, capable of being laughed at

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deride

to laugh at contemptuously

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derision

cruel, contemptuous laughter

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nascent

just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential.

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renascent

becoming active or popular again

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natal

relating to birth

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innate

inborn or natural; qualities or abilities present from birth.

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dispassionate

not influenced by strong emotion

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impassioned

full of compassion or great emotion