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in adjectives: from (a place) or pertaining to or following (a figure or school of thought); in nouns: person or thing from (a place) or associated with (an activity or school of thought).(Latin)

(in adjectives) doing the action denoted by the verb root; (in nouns) one who or that which does the action denoted by the verb root.(Latin)

resembling, like(Greek)

capable of being, doing, or undergoing(Latin)

in adjectives: of or pertaining to; resembling; in nouns: someone afflicted with;(Greek)

resembling, related to, made of, or, in biological science, belonging to (a taxonomic class)(Latin)

full of, characterized by(Latin)

pertaining to(Latin)

of, pertaining to, or resembling(Latin)

like, of, related to(Latin)

made of(Old English)

becoming; beginning to(Latin)

making, doing, causing(Latin)

full of(Old English)

like, pertaining to(Latin and Greek)

producing, bearing, carrying(Latin)

capable of being or undergoing; pertaining to(Latin)

of, resembling; somewhat(Old English)

in a state or condition (produced by the action denoted by the verb base)(Latin)

having the nature of, characterized by(Latin)

tending to, connected with, or performing(Latin)

without(Middle English)

similar to, in the manner of(Old English)

like; every (when attached to times)(Old English)

serving to, pertaining to(Latin)

having many or much of; tending toward(Latin)

having or related to (a condition or state)(Greek)

full of, characterized by(Latin)

characterized by, full of(Latin)

tending to, characterized by(Latin)

characterized by; full of; tending to(Old English)

in the manner or way indicated by the adjective(Latin)

in such a way or manner(Old English)

ability to do, be, or undergo(Latin)

group (of a certain number indicated by the base)(Greek)

act, process, or result of (the action indicated by the verb base)(Latin)

act or result of(Latin)

state, quality, or act of(Latin)

one believing in; one associated with; one having (age)(Latin)

a place for(Latin)

a person, thing, or place associated with(Latin)

the act, process, or result of(Latin)

a person or thing that does(Latin)

place associated with(Latin)

state of or quality of(Latin and Greek)

domain of; state of being(Old English)

person who undergoes or receives(Latin)

one who does or is related to(Latin)

a person or thing that does(Latin)

act or process of making or becoming(Latin)

an amount that fills(Old English)

1. state, condition; 2.the whole group of(Old English)

practictioner of or expert in(Latin)

science, study, or practice of; properties of; practices pertaining to(Greek)

the act, process, or result of(Latin)

act, process, state, practice, or instance of(Greek)

doctrine, belief, theory(Greek)

person who does or believes in(Greek)

person or thing that comes from, or is a member or follower of(Greek)

mineral or fossil(Latin and Greek)

inflammation(Greek)

act, fact, or process of(Latin and Greek)

study of, science of; written work; structure or principle(Greek)

divination(Greek)

act, process, or instance of(Latin)

state or quality of(Old English)

carbohydrate, esp. sugar(Greek)

condition (usually medical) (Greek)

state or condition of(Latin)

state or condition of(Latin)

state or quality of being(Latin)

small(Latin)

act or process of(Latin)

state, quality, act, or practice of(Latin and Greek)

not, without(Greek)

on(Old English)

to, toward(Latin)

from, away from(Latin)

to, toward(Latin)

to, toward(Latin)

to, toward(Latin)

to, toward(Latin)

to, toward(Latin)

both, on both sides, around(Latin)

both, on both sides, around(Greek)

to, toward(Latin)

up; against; back(Greek)

before(Latin)

against, opposed(Latin and Greek)

to, toward(Latin)

from, away from, off, off from(Greek)

to, toward(Latin)

to, toward(Latin)

to, toward(Latin)

self(Greek)

to cover or surround with; to act on or change another.(Old English)

two, twice, double(Latin)

down; completely, thoroughly; against; according to(Greek)

around(Latin)

with, together(Latin)

with, together(Latin)

with, together(Latin)

with, together(Latin)

with, together(Latin)

against, in the opposite direction(Latin)

from; away from; down from; reverse, negate.(Latin)

two, double(Greek)

not, apart, reverse, negate(Latin)

across, apart, through, throughout(Greek)

not, apart, reverse, negate(Latin)

not; apart; reverse, negate(Latin)

bad, difficult, abnormal(Greek)

out, out of, away(Latin)

out, out of, away(Latin)

to put into; cause to be or have(Latin)

in, into, inside(Greek)

inside(Greek)

on, upon, over; beyond, after, outside(Greek)

out, out of, away(Latin)

good, well(Greek)

out, out of, away from(Latin)

outer, outside(Greek)

on the outside, beyond(Latin)

half, partly(Greek)

under, below, less(Greek)

over, beyond, excessive(Greek)

not, without(Latin)

not, without(Latin)

in, into, on(Latin)

not, without(Latin)

in, into, on(Latin)

not, without(Latin)

in, into, on(Latin)

not, without(Latin)

above, over(Latin)

between, among(Latin)

within, inside(Latin)

inward, inside(Latin)

in, into, on(Latin)

not, without(Latin)

equal, same(Greek)

large, long(Greek)

middle(Greek)

change, between, after, beyond(Greek)

small(Greek)

bad, badly, wrongly(Latin)

many(Latin)

not(Latin)

towards; against; away(Latin)

towards; against; away(Latin)

towards; against; away(Latin)

towards; against; away(Latin)

all(Latin)

towards; against; away(Latin)

out, outside, outward; beyond, better, more(Old English)

excessively, too much; over, on top, above(Old English)

beside, alongside(Greek)

through, throughout; very(Latin)

after, behind(Latin)

before(Latin)

before, forward, forth(Latin)

before(Greek)

again; back or back again(Latin)

back, backward, behind(Latin)

away, aside, apart(Latin)

half, partly(Latin)

under, below(Latin)

under, after(Latin)

under, below(Latin)

under, below(Latin)

under, below(Latin)

under, below(Latin)

above, over(Latin)

under, below(Latin)

under, below(Latin)

with, together with(Greek)

with, together with(Greek)

with, together with(Greek)

with, together with(Greek)

across, over, to the other side(Latin)

beyond, excessive(Latin)

not(Old English)

below, not enough(Old English)

back, away(Old English)

worship(Greek)

sharp, bitter, sour(Latin)

high, extremity, tip(Greek)

do, drive(Latin)

air, gas(Greek)

leader(Greek)

field, farm, crop(Latin)

pain(Greek)

other, foreign(Latin)

other, different(Greek)

high(Latin)

other; change(Latin)

love, friendship(Latin)

walk(Latin)

man, male(Greek)

mind, spirit, life(Latin)

year, years(Latin)

flower(Greek)

human being(Greek)

fit for(Latin)

water(Latin)

tree(Latin)

first in rank or time(Greek)

arms, weapons(Latin)

joint(Greek)

rough(Latin)

star(Greek)

bird(Latin)

hear(Latin)

axis(Latin)

pressure, weight(Greek)

beat(Latin)

war(Latin)

good, well(Latin)

book(Greek)

life, living, living things(Greek)

bud, generative cell(Greek)

to fall(Latin)

to take, catch(Latin)

head(Latin)

heart(Greek)

flesh, body(Latin)

fruit(Greek)

burn(Greek)

to go; to go back or yield(Latin)

swift(Latin)

hundred, hundreth(Latin)

center(Greek)

head, brain(Greek)

brain(Latin)

light green; containing chlorine(Greek)

color, pigment; the element chromium or the substance chromatin(Greek)

time(Greek)

gold, yellow(Greek)

motion(Greek)

to cut, to kill(Latin)

citizen(Latin)

to cry out(Latin)

to close(Latin)

lean, slope(Greek)

know, knowledge(Latin)

heart(Latin)

body(Latin)

universe, world, order(Greek)

skull, cranium(Greek)

government, rule(Greek)

believe(Latin)

cold(Greek)

secret, hidden(Greek)

heap(Latin)

to run(Latin)

to care(Latin)

blue(Greek)

wheel, circle(Greek)

cell(Greek)

finger(Greek)

owe(Latin)

ten, tenth(Greek)

people, populace(Greek)

tree(Greek)

tooth, teeth(Latin)

skin(Greek)

on the righthand side; skilful(Latin)

day(Latin)

speak, declare(Latin)

divide(Latin)

teach(Latin)

twelve, twelfth(Greek)

master(Latin)

house(Latin)

give(Latin)

tooth, teeth(Greek)

opinion, belief(Greek)

two(Latin)

lead; draw along(Latin)

power, energy, strength(Greek)

out, outside(Greek)

habitat, environment(Greek)

I, self(Latin)

electric(Greek)

nine(Greek)

intestine(Greek)

equal(Latin)

work(Greek)

error, wander(Latin)

red(Greek)

feeling, sensation, sense perception(Greek)

race, culture, people(Greek)

age, era(Latin)

make, do(Latin)

to deceive(Latin)

female, woman(Latin)

carry, bring(Latin)

faith, trust(Latin)

form(Latin)

son or daughter(Latin)

thread, line(Latin)

end, limit(Latin)

make firm; support(Latin)

fasten, attach(Latin)

blow, puff(Latin)

bend(Latin)

strike(Latin)

flower(Latin)

leaf, page(Latin)

before, in time or position(Old English)

shape, form(Latin)

luck, chance(Latin)

strong(Latin)

break(Latin)

brother(Latin)

rub(Latin)

flee(Latin)

perform(Latin)

pour, melt(Latin)

marriage(Greek)

birth, origin, race, kind(Latin and Greek)

earth(Greek)

giant; billion(Greek)

know, knowledge(Greek)

angle(Greek)

go, step, degree(Latin)

write(Greek)

writing, drawing, recording(Greek)

pleasing(Latin)

heavy(Latin)

flock, gathering(Latin)

to walk, go(Latin)

woman, female(Greek)

circle(Greek)

hold, have(Latin)

hundred(Greek)

sun(Greek)

spiral, circular(Greek)

blood; blood condition(Greek)

liver(Greek)

seven(Greek)

stick(Latin)

different, other(Greek)

six(Greek)

man, human(Latin)

one, same(Greek)

tremble, bristle (as with fear)(Latin)

host, guest(Latin)

stranger, enemy(Latin)

water, hydrogen, liquid(Greek)

sleep(Greek)

medical care, healing(Greek)

image(Greek)

particular or personal to; distinct(Greek)

likeness(Latin)

beginning(Latin)

whole(Latin)

journey, road(Latin)

throw; lie(Latin)

justice, law; swear(Latin)

join(Latin)

thousand(Greek)

to work(Latin)

tears(Greek)

slip, fall back(Latin)

side(Latin)

law(Latin)

gather; choose; read(Latin)

white, colorless(Greek)

speak, speech, word(Greek)

free(Latin)

book(Latin)

balance, weight(Latin)

language, tongue(Latin)

fat(Greek)

letter, reading(Latin)

mineral, rock, stone, fossil(Greek)

place(Latin)

word, speech, written work(Greek)

speak; speech(Latin)

light; shine(Latin)

struggle(Latin)

to play(Latin)

moon(Latin)

shine(Latin)

break down, disintegrate(Greek)

great, large(Latin)

bad, evil, ill(Latin)

hand(Latin)

give an order(Latin)

excessive desire(Greek)

sea(Latin)

mother(Latin)

largest(Latin)

machine; means(Greek)

middle(Latin)

large, great, million(Greek)

black(Greek)

memory(Latin)

mind(Latin)

part(Greek)

sink, dip, dive(Latin)

measure(Greek)

thousand(Latin)

copy, imitate(Latin)

small; make smaller(Latin)

serve, assist(Latin)

hate(Greek)

send, let go(Latin)

memory(Greek)

move(Latin)

advise, warn(Latin)

one, single, alone(Greek)

shape, form(Greek)

death(Latin)

change, interchange(Latin)

muscle(Greek)

a large number(Greek)

dwarf(Greek)

tell, give an account of(Latin)

birth; born(Latin)

ship; sailor(Greek)

ship(Latin)

dead; death(Greek)

no(Latin)

new, recent(Greek)

kidney(Greek)

nerve(Greek)