LIST #6

clam/claim(cry out)acclaim, acclamation, acclaim, claimant, clamor, clamorous, declaim, disclaimer, declamation, declamatory, Latin

exclaim, exclamation, nomenclature, proclaim, proclamation, reclaim

clud/clus/clos(close)clause, claustrophobia, clavicle, cloister, close, closet, closure, conclude, conclusion, conclusive, disclose, Latin

clauenclose, exclude, exclusive, foreclose, include, inclusive, malocclusion, occlude, preclude, reclusive, seclude

dign(worthy)dainty, dignify, dignitary, dignity, indignation, undignifiedLatin

gamy/gam(marriage)allogamy, autogamous, bigamy, dichogamy digamy, exogamy, endogamy, gamete, monogamy, polygamyGreek

germ(vital or related)germ, germane, germicide, germinal, germinationLatin

grat/gra(pleasing)agree, congratulation, disagree, disgrace, grace, gracious, grateful, gratify, gratitude, gratuitous, gratuity, ingrate, ingratiateLatin

greg(group)aggregate, congregate, Congregationalist, desegregate, egregious, gregarious, gregariously, segregateLatin

junct/join/jug(join)adjoin, adjunct, conjoin, conjugal, conjugate, conjunction, conjunctive, disjoin, enjoin, injunction, joint, Latin

junction, juncture, junta, rejoin, subjugate, subjunctive

liber(free)deliver, deliverance, liberal, liberality, liberation, liberate, libertarian, libertine, libertyLatin

mar/mare/mari(sea)marina, marinate, marine, mariner, maritime, submarine, ultramarineLatin

medi(middle)ante meridiem, immediate, in medias res, intermediate, intermezzo, media, medial, median, mediator, Latin

medieval, mediocre, Mediterranean, medium, meridian, mezzanine

migr(wander)emigrant, immigrant, migrant, migrate, migratory, transmigrationLatin

plu/plur(more)plural, pluralism, plurality, pluralize, pluriaxial, plus, nonplussed, surplusLatin

prim(first)prim, prima ballerina, prima donna, primal, primary, primate, prime, primer, primeval, primitive, primo, Latin

primogeniture, primordial, prior, primrose, priority, Priscilla

pyro/pyr(fire)pyre, pyrite, pyrogenic, pyromania, pyrometer, pyrophobia, pyrotechnicGreek

rupt(break)abrupt, bankrupt, corrupt, disrupt, erupt, incorruptible, interrupt, rupture, rutLatin

se(apart)desegregation, secede, session, seclude, secret, secretary, secure, sedition, seduce, sedulous, segregate, select, Latin

separate, severance

soph(wisdom)philosophy, sophist, sophisticated, sophomore, sophomoric, theosophyGreek

string/strict/(bind)astringent, constrain, constrict, distress, district, prestige, restrain, restraint, restrict, strain, strait, straiten, Latin

strainstrand, strangle, stress, strict, stricture, string, stringent, stringer, stringy

tact/tang(touch)attain, contact, contagious, contain, contaminate, contiguous, entire, intact, intangible, integer, integral,Latin

tag, teg, tigintegrate, integrity, tact, tactful, tactile, tactometer, tactual, tangent, tangible, tango, taste, tasteless, tax

tempor/tempo(time)contemporaneous, contemporary, extemporaneous, tempest, tempo, temporal, temporarily, temporize, tempus fugitLatin

trans/tra(across)traduce, trajectory, tranquilize, tranquility, transact, transatlantic, transcend, transcendentalism, transcontinental, Latin

transcribe, transcript, transducer, transfer, transform, transfusion, transgress, transience, transit, transition,

transitive, translation, translucence, transmigration, transmission, transparency, transpire, transplant, transport,

transpose, transsexual, transubstantiation, transverse, Transylvania, transverse, travesty

trib(pay)attribute, contribution, distribute, retribution, tributary, tributeLatin