List of words with Determine the meanings of Greek and Latin roots

1. Autograph (auto-): Self-written signature.
2. Biography (bio-): The story of someone’s life.
3. Telephone (tele-): Device to talk over long distances.
4. Photograph (photo-): Picture taken with a camera.
5. Microscope (micro-): Tool to see tiny objects.
6. Television (tele-): Device for seeing and hearing distant events.
7. Bicycle (bi-): Vehicle with two wheels.
8. Unicorn (uni-): Mythical horse with one horn.
9. Geography (geo-): Study of the Earth’s surface.
10. Hydrant (hydro-): Pipe used to control water.
11. Thermometer (thermo-): Tool to measure temperature.
12. Aquarium (aqua-): Tank for keeping fish and water plants.
13. Periscope (peri-): Device to see from above or around.
14. Hyperactive (hyper-): Overly active.
15. Root (radic-): Part of a plant that grows underground.
16. Spectacle (spect-): Glasses or something impressive to see.
17. Submarine (sub-): Ship that can go underwater.
18. Omnivore (omni-): Animal that eats all kinds of food.
19. Scribe (scrib-): Person who writes or copies documents.
20. Portable (port-): Easy to carry.
21. Cycle (cycl-): A series of events that repeat in the same order.
22. Astronomy (astro-): Study of stars and planets.
23. Postscript (post-): Note added at the end of a letter.
24. Invisible (in-): Not able to be seen.
25. Microwave (micro-): A small wave used for cooking food.
26. Dictionary (dict-): Book that defines words.
27. Decade (deca-): A period of ten years.
28. Mathematics (math-): Study of numbers and shapes.
29. Museum (muse-): Place where important objects are displayed.
30. Interview (inter-): Meeting to ask questions.
31. Helicopter (helix-): Aircraft with rotating blades.
32. Ecosystem (eco-): Community of living things and their environment.
33. Autonomy (auto-): Self-governance or independence.
34. Pseudonym (pseudo-): Fake name used by authors.
35. Aquatic (aqua-): Related to water.
36. Biography (bio-): Life story of a person.
37. Symphony (sym-): Long piece of music for an orchestra.
38. Geology (geo-): Study of Earth’s structure.
39. Celsius (cel-): Temperature scale.
40. Dental (dent-): Related to teeth.
41. Journal (journ-): Book or newspaper where events are recorded.
42. Dynamo (dynam-): Machine that generates power.
43. Epicenter (epi-): Point on the Earth’s surface directly above an earthquake’s origin.
44. Temperature (temp-): Measure of heat.
45. Microscope (micro-): Tool to view very small objects.
46. Neon (neo-): A type of gas used in bright lights.
47. Triangle (tri-): Shape with three sides.
48. Vision (vis-): Ability to see.
49. Mono (mon-): One or single.
50. Photo (photo-): Light or picture.
51. Planetarium (planet-): Place to watch the stars and planets.
52. Chronic (chron-): Long-lasting or constant.
53. Paleo (paleo-): Ancient or old.
54. Phobia (phob-): Fear of something.
55. Telegraph (tele-): Early device for sending messages over long distances.
56. Marine (mar-): Related to the sea.
57. Revise (re-): To look at again or change.
58. Geothermal (geo-): Heat from the Earth.
59. Photocopy (photo-): Copy made with light.
60. Hyperbole (hyper-): Exaggerated statement.
61. Synthesis (syn-): Combining parts to make a whole.
62. Biology (bio-): Study of living organisms.
63. Subway (sub-): Underground railway system.
64. Audio (audi-): Related to sound.
65. Transfer (trans-): Move from one place to another.
66. Polygamy (poly-): Having more than one spouse.
67. Magnify (magn-): Make something appear larger.
68. Manual (manu-): Done by hand.
69. Amiable (ami-): Friendly or pleasant.
70. Reactor (react-): Device where nuclear reactions occur.
71. Dendrology (dendro-): Study of trees.
72. Encyclopedia (cyclo-): Book containing a wide range of knowledge.
73. Semi-circle (semi-): Half of a circle.
74. Automobile (auto-): Self-moving vehicle.
75. Underwater (under-): Beneath the surface of the water.
76. Articulate (articul-): Express ideas clearly.
77. Dual (du-): Twofold or double.
78. Hypothesis (hypo-): An educated guess or theory.
79. Quadrant (quad-): One-fourth of a circle.
80. Lunar (luna-): Related to the moon.
81. Calendar (calend-): System for organizing days.
82. Renaissance (re-): Revival or rebirth of art and learning.
83. Multicolor (multi-): Having many colors.
84. Suffix (fix-): Letters added at the end of a word.
85. Contradict (contra-): To say the opposite of.
86. Motorcycle (motor-): Two-wheeled vehicle powered by an engine.
87. Hospital (hospit-): Place where sick people are treated.
88. Permanent (per-): Lasting forever or a long time.
89. Symmetry (sym-): Balanced proportions.
90. Decipher (de-): To make sense of something difficult to understand.
91. Astronaut (astro-): Person trained to travel in space.
92. Translate (trans-): To change words from one language to another.
93. Archaeology (archaeo-): Study of ancient human history.
94. Nucleus (nucle-): Central part of a cell or atom.
95. Carnivore (carn-): Animal that eats meat.
96. Tricolor (tri-): Having three colors.
97. Oxygen (oxy-): Gas essential for breathing.
98. Pseudoscience (pseudo-): False or misleading science.
99. Omit (omit-): To leave out or exclude.
100. Hologram (holo-): Three-dimensional image created with light.