Aulos, a pipe; hydraulics. Autos, one's self; autocrat, -maton, -graph. Ballo, to cast; Bolē, a casting; disk. bolt, emblem, hyperbole, parable, | Diskos, a round plate, a quoit; problem, symbol. Bapto, to dip, sprinkle; baptism. Baros, weight; barometer, barytes, barytone. Biblos, inner bark of the papyrus, Chalyps, steel; chalyb'eate. Cheir, the hand; chirographer, chirurgeon, (cont. surgeon). Chimaira, a fictitious monster, a wild fancy; chimerical. Chole, bile, anger; choler, melancholy. Choreo, to go, retire; anchorite. Christos, anointed; Christ the anointed, christen. Chroma, colour; achromatic. Chronos, time; chronology, chronom'eter, anachronism. Chrysos, gold; chrysalis, solite. chry Daimon, an evil spirit; demo niac, pandemonium. Daktylos, a finger; dactyl. Damao, to subdue; adamantine, di'amond. Deka, ten; decade, decagon, decalogue, Decap'olis. Demos, the people; democracy, endemic, epidemic. Dendron, a tree; dendrology, rhododendron. Despotēs, a master; despotic. Deuteros, second; Deuteronomy. Didasko, to teach; didactic. Dogma, opinion, tenet; dogmatic. Doxa, opinion, glory; doxology, heterodox, ortho-, para-. Dromos, a race-course; hippodrome, dromedary. Drus, the oak; druid, dryad, hama-. Dynamis, force, power; dynamics. Dynastes, a soverign; dynasty. Ecclesia, the church; ecclesiastical, Ecclesiastes. Echeo, to sound; echo, catechise, catechu'men. Eidos, a form, figure; idol, ideal, spheroid, kaleidoscope. Eikon, an image; iconoclast. Epos, a word; epic, orthoepy. Ethnos, a nation; ethnography, heathen. Ethos, custom, manner; ethics. Etymos, true; etymon, etymology. Eu, well; eulogy, phony, -charist, evangelist. Exo, out; Exōthen, from abroad; exot'ic. Gala, galaktos, milk; galaxy. Gameo, to marry; bigʻamy, cryptog'amous, amalgamate. Gaster, the stomach; gastric, -onomy. Ge, the earth; geography, -ology, -ometry, George, ap'ogee. Genea, a generation, birth; genealogy, Genesis, heterogeneous, homo-, hydrogen, cosmog'ony. Ginosko, to know; prognostic, physiognomy. Glossa or Glotta, the tongue; glos. | Idios, peculiar; idiom, -syn'crasy, sary, epiglottis, polyglot. idiot. Kaio, kauso, to burn; caustic, holocaust. Glypho, to engrave; hieroglyphics. Isos, equal; isos'celes, isothermal, Gonia, a corner, angle; diagonal, -chronous. dec'agon, trigonometry. Gramma, a writing, letter; grammar, diagram, programme, telegram. Grapho, to write; graphic, autograph, biography, paragraph. Gymnos, naked; gymnastics, -a'sium. Gynē, a woman; monogyn ́ia, misogynist. Gyros, a circle; gyration, circum-. Haima, blood; hemorrhage. Harmonia, agreement, musical concord; harmonious, in-. Hebdomas, a week; hebdom'adal. Hecaton, a hundred; hec'atomb. Hedra, a chair, assembly; cathedral, san'hedrim. Helios, the sun; heliotrope, aphe'- Heměra, a day; ephemeral. Kakos, bad; cacoe'thes. Kalypto, to conceal; apocalypse. Katharos, pure; cathartic. Keras, a horn; ceras'tes,mono'ceros, Klazo, to break; iconoclast. Heteros, another; het'erodox, ge- Koneo, to serve; deacon, arch-, sub-. Kopto, to cut; coppice, apoc'ope, syn-. Kosmos, order, the world; cosmetic, cosmogony, -graphy, microcosm. Kranion, the skull; craniology, pericranium. Krasis, temperament; idiosyn’crasy. Kritēs, a judge; critic, hypocrisy. mous, -graphy, apocrypha. Kurios, a lord; church, kirk. Kyclos, a circle; cycle, cyclopædia, en-, cy'cloid. Kylindros, a roller; cylinder. -rical. nosure. Labo, to take; astrolabe, syllable. Lego, lexo, to say; prolegom'ena, Martyr, a witness; martyrdom. Mathēma, learning; mathematics, Pais, paidos, a boy; pedagogue, Meteōra, luminous bodies in the sky; meteor, mete'orous. Mēter, a mother; metropolis. Metron, a measure; meter, metre, barometer, chronometer, geometry, symmetry. Mikros, small; microscope. Mimos, an imitator, buffoon; mimic, pantomime. Misos, hatred; misanthropy. Mnēmē, remembrance; mnemonics, am'nesty. Monos, alone; monk, monastery, Myrias, ten thousand; myriad. Naus, a ship; nau'machy, nautical, -baptist. | Paideia, instruction; encyclopaedia. Pan, all; panace'a, pandect, panthe'on. Pateo, to walk; peripatetic, patrol'. Pathos, feeling; pathetic, apathy, anti-, sym-. Pente, five; pentateuch, -gon. Petalon, a leaf; pet'al, apet'alous. Phago, to eat; sarcophagus. Phaino, to shine; Phainomai, to appear; sycophant, phenomenon, phantom, fancy. Pharmakon, a drug; pharmacy, pharmacopæ ́ia. Phemi, to speak; blaspheme, emphasis, euphemism. Phero, to carry; metaphor, periph' ery. Philos, one who loves; philosophy, -logy, -math, Philadelphia. Phobos, fear; hydrophobia. Phone, voice, sound; phonic, cacoph'ony, eu-, sym-. Phos, photos, light; phosphorus, photog'raphy. Phrasis, a saying; phraseology, paraphrase, periph ́rasis. Phren, the mind; phrenology, frantic. anti-Phthongos, a sound; diphthong. Physis, nature; physics, meta-. Planao, to wander; planet, -ary, Plasso, to form in clay; plastic, Polis, a city; police', politics, Polys, many; polygon, -pus, pol'y- Poros, a passage; porous, Bosphorus, Potamos, a river; Mesopotamia. Presbys, an elder; presbyterianism. Stoa, a porch; stoic, -ism. Syle, plunder, prey; asylum. Taphos, a tomb; epitaph, ceno.. Tautos, the same; tautology. Rheo, to flow; rhetoric, rheum, catarrh, diarrhoea, hemorrhage. Rhodon, a rose; rhododendron, Sarx, flesh; Sark'azo, I tear off the Skopeo, to view; scope, telescope, Thesauros, a store laid up; treasure. Topos, a place; topography, Utopia. Typos, an impression; type, typo- Tyrannos, a ruler; tyr'anny, ty'- rant. Zelos, ardour; zeal, -ous, -ot. * Zeno, founder of the stoic philosophy, FRENCH ROOTS, WITH ENGLISH DERIVATIVES. Abandonner (ah-bang-don-nay), to | Bois (b-wah), a wood; ambush, forsake; abandon, -ment. hautboy, (ho'boy). -ancy. Brouiller (broo-ee-yay), to mix, confound; broil, embroil, dis-. Abreger (ah-brai' -zhay), to shorten; Briller(bree'-yay),to shine; brilliant, abridge, -er, -ment. Aigre (aygr), keen, sour; eager, -ness, vinegar, aigrette, e'griot. Aise (ayze), comfort, joy; ease, -y, -ness, disease, uneasy. Aller (al'-lay), to go; alley. Allier (ah-lyay), to ally, mix; ally', alliance, alloy'. Amateur (ah-ma-teur'), one fond of any science. Ancien (ang-syaing), old; ancient, -ly. Arriere (ah-ryayre), behind; rear, arrear, rearward. Assassin (ah-sah'-saing), a secret murderer; assassin, ate, -ation. Attacher(at tah'-shay),to tie, fasten; attach, -ment, tache, tack. Avant (ah-vawn'), before; van, -guard, courier, advance, -ment, advantage, dis-, vantage-ground. Barque (bark), a ship; bark, em bark, disembark. Barre (bar), bar, bolt; barrier, -ricade, -rester, debar, embarrass. Battre (batr), to strike; batter. Beau (bo), fair, handsome; beau, -ish, beau-monde, beauty, -ify. Belle (bell), fair, handsome; belle, belles lettres. Benir (bai neer'), to bless; benison. Billet (be'-yay), a ticket, small note; bill, billet, billet-doux, (bil-le-doo). Blanc (blawng), white, pure; blank, carte-blanche, blanch, blench, bleach, blanket. Caisse (kayss), a box, ready-money; case, -ment, cash, -ier, cask, -et. Canaille (kah-nah'-yay), the rabble, mob. Chef, (shef), the head; chief, kerchief, achieve. Chercher (shair'-shay), to seek; search, research, unsearchable. Cheval (sh'-val), a horse; chivalry, -rous. Cheveu (sh'-veu'), the hair; dishevel. Courber (koor'-bai), to bend; curb, uncurbed. Coutume (koo-too-m), way, habit; costume'. Couvrir (koo-vreer'), to cover; discover, y, -able, recover, curtain, curfew, (couvre-feu). Dame (dam), a lady; dame, dam, damsel, madam, (cont. malam), beldam. Devoir, (d'-vwar), duty; devoir, endeavour. Dieu, God; adieu. Dompter (dong'-tay), to overcome; daunt, -less. Drap (drah), cloth; drape, draper, drab. Droit (dr-wah), right, straight; adroit, -ly, -ness. |