-
Root,
Prefi
x
or
Suffix
Meaning
Examples
a,
ac,
ad,
aside,
accompany,
adjust,
aggression,
alloc
af,
ag,
al,
to,
toward,
near,
ate,
annihilate,
affix,
associate,
attend,
adv
an,
ap,
as,
in
addition
to,
by
erb
at
a-,
an-
ab,
abs
-able,
-ible
not,
without
away
from,
off
apolitical,
atheist,
anarchy,
anonymous,
apa
thy,
aphasia,
anemia
absolve,
abrupt,
absent
Adjective:
worth,
solvable,
incredible
ability
acer,
acid,
bitter,
sour,
sharp acerbic,
acidity,
acrid,
acrimony
acri
act,
ag
acu
-acy,
-cy
-ade
aer,
aero
do,
act,
drive
sharp
active,
react,
agent,
active,
agitate
acute,
acupuncture,
accurate
Noun:
state
or
qu
privacy,
nfancy,
adequacy,
intimacy,
supre
ality
macy
act,
product,
swe
blockade,
lemonade
et
drink
air,
atmosphere,
aerial,
aerosol,
aerodrome
aviation
ag,
agi,
ig,
agent,
agenda,
agitate,
navigate,
ambiguou
do,
move,
go
act
s,
action
Noun:
activity,
or
-age
courage,
suffrage,
shrinkage,
tonnage
result
of
action
pertaining
to
field
agri,
agro
agriculture,
agroindustry
s
or
soil
-al
Noun:
action,
res
referral,
disavowal,
disposal,
festival
ult
of
action
structural,
territorial,
categorical
albino,
albite
alias,
alibi,
alien,
alloy,
alter,
alter
ego,
altr
uism
altimeter,
altitude
amorous,
amiable,
amicable,
enamoured
ambidextrous
ambulatory,
amble,
ambulance,
somnambuli
-al,
-ial,
-ic
Adjective:
quality,
al
relation
white,
without
pig
alb,
albo
ment
ali,
allo,
alt
other
er
alt
high,
deep
am,
ami,
a
love,
like,
liking
mor
ambi
ambul
both
to
walk
st
-an
ana,
ano
Noun:
person
artisan,
guardian,
historian,
magician
up,
back,
again,
anode,
anagram,
anagenetic
anew
Noun:
action,
stat
-ance,
-enc
resistance,
independence,
extravagance,
fra
e,
quality
or
proc
e
udulence
ess
-ancy,
-enc
Noun:
state,
quali
vacancy,
agency,
truancy,
latency
y
ty
or
capacity
male,
characteristi
andr,
andro
androcentric,
android
cs
of
men
ang
anim
angular
angle
mind,
life,
spirit,
animal,
animate,
animosity
anger
ann,
annu,
annual,
annual,
annuity,
anniversary,
perre
yearly
enni
nial
Noun:
an
agent,
something
that
p
-ant,
-ent
disinfectant,
dependent,
fragrant
erforms
the
actio
n
-ant,
-ent,
-
Adjective:
kind
of
important,
dependent,
convenient
ient
agent,
indication
ante
anthrop
anti,
ant
before
man
against,
opposite
anterior,
anteroom,
antebellum,
antedate,
a
ntecedent
antediluvian
anthropology,
misanthrope,
philanthropy
antisocial,
antiseptic,
antithesis,
antibody,
a
ntinomies,
antifreeze,
antipathy
antique,
antiquated,
antiquity
anti,
antico
old
apo,
ap,
a
away
from,
detac
apology,
apocalypse,
aphagia
ph
hed,
formed
aqu
-ar,
-ary
arch
-ard,
-art
water
aqueous
Adjective:
resemb
spectacular,
unitary
ling,
related
to
chief,
first,
rule
archangel,
architect,
archaic,
monarchy,
ma
triarchy,
patriarchy,
Archeozoic
era
Noun:
characteriz
braggart,
drunkard,
wizard
ed
aster,
asterisk,
asteroid,
astronomy,
astrona
ut
aster,
astr
star
-ate
-ate
-ate
-ation
Noun:
state,
offic
candidate,
electorate,
delegate
e,
fuction
Verb:
cause
to
b
graduate,
ameliorate,
amputate,
colligate
e
Adjective:
kind
of
inviolate
state
Noun:
action,
res
specialization,
aggravation,
alternation
ulting
state
auc,
aug,
a
to
originate,
to
in
augment
,
author,
augment,
auction
ut
crease
aud,
audi,
to
hear,
listen
aur,
aus
aug,
auc
aut,
auto
bar
increase
self
audience,
audio,
audible,
auditorium,
audio
visual,
audition,
auricular,
ausculate
augur,
augment,
auction
automobile,
automatic,
automotive,
autogra
ph,
autonomous,
autoimmune
weight,
pressure
barometer
on,
around,
over,
about,
excessive
berate,
bedeck,
bespeak,
belittle,
beleaguer
ly,
make,
cause,
name,
affect
war
rebellion,
belligerent,
casus
belli,
bellicose
benefactor,
beneficial,
benevolent,
benedicti
good,
well,
gentle
on,
beneficiary,
benefit
two
biped,
bifurcate,
biweekly,
bivalve,
biannual
bibliophile,
bibliography,
Bible
biography,
biology,
biometricsm
biome,
bios
phere
abbreviate,
brevity,
brief
be
belli
bene
bi,
bine
bibl,
bibli,
book
biblio
bio,
bi
brev
life
short
cad,
cap,
c
receive,
deceive,
capable,
capacious,
capti
as,
ceiv,
c
to
take,
to
seize,
ve,
accident,
capture,
occasion,
concept,
in
ept,
capt,
c
to
hold
tercept,
forceps,
except,
reciprocate
id,
cip
cad,
cas
-cade
calor
carn
to
fall
procession
heat
flesh
cadaver,
cadence,
cascade
motorcade
calorie,
caloric,
calorimeter
decapitate,
capital,
captain,
caption
carnivorous,
incarnate,
reincarnation,
carnal
capit,
capt
head