Atheist = one who doesn’t believe in god. Monotheist= one who believes in one god. Polytheist = one who believes in many gods. Pantheist = one who believes in all gods across all religions. Thei = God/religion, Ist = Follower
Theist = one who believes in god
Thei = God/religion, Ist = Follower
Atheist = one who doesn’t believe in god.
Thei = God/religion, Ist = Follower
Monotheist= One who believes in one god.
Mono = one
Monotheist= One who believes in one god.
Mono = one
Monopoly = Control by ‘one’
Mono = one
Monologue = Speech given by ‘one’ person
Mono = one
Monotonous= Of using ‘one’ tone only
Mono = one
Monarch = ‘One’ ruler
Mono = one
Monorail = A train which uses ‘one’ rail
instead of two tracks. Mono = one
Monotheist= One who believes in one god.
Monopoly = Control by ‘one’ Monologue = Speech given by ‘one’ person Monotonous= Of using ‘one’ tone only Monarch = ‘One’ ruler Monorail = A train which uses ‘one’ rail instead of two tracks. Poly = many Polytheist = One who believes in many gods. Poly = many Polychromatic = Having many different colors Poly = many Polyclinic = A hospital that treats many kinds of diseases Poly = many Polyglot = A person who knows how to speak, read, or write many languages Poly = many Polygon = A two-dimensional figure that has ‘many’ sides and angles Poly = many Polymath = Person who knows ‘many’ things Poly = many Polygamy = The marriage practice of having ‘many’ mates Poly = many Polynesia = Geographical area which has ‘many’ islands Poly = many Polytheist = One who believes in many gods. Polychromatic = Having many different colors Polyclinic = A hospital that treats many kinds of diseases Polyglot = A person who knows how to speak, read, or write many languages Polygon = A two-dimensional figure that has ‘many’ sides and angles Phobia = Fear or Dislike Zoophobia = Fear of animal Androphobia = Dislike or fear of boys. Gynophobia = Dislike or fear of girls. Pedophobia = Dislike or fear of children. Demophobia = Fear of Public Speaking. Anthropophobia = the fear of people and human companionship Theophobia = fear of religion Phobia = Fear or Dislike Zoophobia = Fear of animal Phobia = Fear or Dislike Androphobia = Dislike or fear of boys. Phobia = Fear or Dislike Gynophobia = Dislike or fear of girls. Phobia = Fear or Dislike Pedophobia = Dislike or fear of children. Phobia = Fear or Dislike Demophobia = Fear of Public Speaking. Phobia = Fear or Dislike Anthropophobia = the fear of people and human companionship Phobia = Fear or Dislike Theophobia = fear of religion Andro = men, male Polyandry = The practice of having more than 1 husband at the same time. Psychandric = A reference to the mind of a man or men. Android = Resembling a human/ human-like robot. Misandry = Hatred towards men. Androcracy = The political rule by men or males. Androcentric = Centred or focused on men. Andro = men, male Polyandry = The practice of having more than 1 husband at the same time. Andro = men, male Psychandric = A reference to the mind of a man or men. Andro = men, male Android = Resembling a human/ human-like robot. Andro = men, male Misandry = Hatred towards men. Andro = men, male Androcracy = The political rule by men or males. Andro = men, male Androcentric = Centred or focused on men. Cracy = govt /system, -acy = forming nouns of state Democracy - demo+cracy means govt of people Cracy = govt /system, -acy = forming nouns of state Democracy - demo+cracy means govt of people Autocracy - auto+cracy means dictatorship/kingship (when one person rules the whole government or system) Cracy = govt /system, -acy = forming nouns of state Democracy - demo+cracy means govt of people Autocracy - auto+cracy means dictatorship/kingship (when one person rules the whole government or system) Theocracy - Theo+cracy means when government is of religious people like priest, bishops etc. Cracy = govt /system, -acy = forming nouns of state
Plutocracy - Pluto means wealthy so plutocracy
means when government is controlled by wealthy people like industrialist. Cracy = govt /system, -acy = forming nouns of state
Plutocracy - Pluto means wealthy so plutocracy
means when government is controlled by wealthy people like industrialist. Oligocracy - Oligo means selected few so oligocracy means when selected few runs the government. Cracy = govt /system, -acy = forming nouns of state
Plutocracy - Pluto means wealthy so plutocracy
means when government is controlled by wealthy people like industrialist. Oligocracy - Oligo means selected few so oligocracy means when selected few runs the government. Mobocracy - Mob means crowd so mobocracy means when crowd takes over government or in other words lawlessness. Demos = people
Demagogue: A leader of a popular faction or of
the mob (negative) Demos = people
Demagogue: A leader of a popular faction or of
the mob (negative) Democide: Killing of a mass/people Demos = people
Demagogue: A leader of a popular faction or of
the mob (negative) Democide: Killing of a mass/people Democrat: One who supports the rule by the people Demos = people
Demagogue: A leader of a popular faction or of
the mob (negative) Democide: Killing of a mass/people Democrat: One who supports the rule by the people Demoeconomy: Demographic economy, related to statistics about people Demos = people Demogenic: Based on citizenship rather than kinship of people (society or community) Demos = people Demogenic: Based on citizenship rather than kinship of people (society or community) Demography: Branch of sociology that deals with statistics of populations (for example: that is births, deaths, marriages) Demos = people Demogenic: Based on citizenship rather than kinship of people (society or community) Demography: Branch of sociology that deals with statistics of populations (for example: that is births, deaths, marriages) Demonym: A word that indicates native people of a particular place (Tai for Tailand, German for Germany) Oligo- = containing a relatively small number of units.
Oliganthous - Having a very limited number of
flowers. Oligo- = containing a relatively small number of units.
Oliganthous - Having a very limited number of
flowers. oligemia - A deficiency in the amount of blood in the body or any organ or tissue. Oligo- = containing a relatively small number of units.
Oliganthous - Having a very limited number of
flowers. oligemia - A deficiency in the amount of blood in the body or any organ or tissue. Olighydria - A state of decreased water content. Oligo- = containing a relatively small number of units.
Oliganthous - Having a very limited number of
flowers. oligemia - A deficiency in the amount of blood in the body or any organ or tissue. Olighydria - A state of decreased water content. Oligoaerobic - A reference to organisms that grow in conditions of low oxygen concentration. Oligo- = containing a relatively small number of units.
Oliganthous - Having a very limited number of
flowers. oligemia - A deficiency in the amount of blood in the body or any organ or tissue. Olighydria - A state of decreased water content. Oligoaerobic - A reference to organisms that grow in conditions of low oxygen concentration. Oligcarpous - Having few carpels or fruit. Ambul = Walk,move Amble- to walk in a slow, relaxed way Ambulant- walking or moving Ambulance- a vehicle that moves a patient Funambulist: A tightrope walking Perambulate- To travel over or through especially on foot. Somnambulant: Walking or having the habit of walking while asleep. Somnia = sleep
Somniferous - ferrous means things causing something
so somniferous are the things that cause sleep like pills etc. Somnambulist - som+amb+ist here som means sleep ambu means walk so somnambulist means the one who walk while sleeping. Somniloquist - loquist means talking so somniloquist means the one who talks while sleeping. loqu = speak Loquacious - loquis means talking so loquacious means the one who talks a lot Blandiloquent: Talking in a sweet voice Circumlocution: Using more words than necessary in a talk loqu = speak Colloquialism: A word that is used in an informal talk Colloquium: A conversation or a talk Elocution: The art of speaking/talking clearly Eloquent: One who talks fluently. Circum = Around, about Circumjacent: Surrounding, being around something Circumlocution: A roundabout; indirect way of speaking Circumlunar: Around the Moon Circummigration: moving around from place to place Circum = Around, about Circummure: To build a wall around something Circumnavigate: To go around Circumplanetary: Around a planet Circumspect: Cautious about everything Blandus = alluring or flattering blandishments = flattery intended to coax or cajole Cogn = know
cognition: ‘learning’ process
recognize: ‘learn again’ cognizant: ‘learned’ precognition: ‘learning beforehand’ cognoscenti: those ‘having learned’ incognito: ‘not learned’ about by others cognitive: ‘pertaining to learning’ Scent = to feel, perceive, sense
Evanescent: tending to vanish like vapor; evanescent
beauty Candescent: glowing from great heat Adolescent: being of the age 13 through 19 Opalescent: having a play of lustrous rainbow-like colors Meta = change, after, beyond, between Metabolism: Chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life Metachrosis: The ability to change colour of skin (among animals) Metacognition: Understanding of one’s own thoughts process Metaconversation: A conversation after and about a conversation Metacriticism: A criticism of another criticism Meta = change, after, beyond, between Metafiction: A genre in which the author goes beyond the conventions of novels and narrative techniques Metafile: Stored information that can be passed between computers or systems Metagame: A game about other games Metagrammar: A grammar that explains all possible grammars Eu= good, beautiful Euphemism: A mild or pleasant word, or phrase, which is used in place of one that might be considered too direct, too harsh, too unpleasant. Euphonic: The descriptive word for a pleasant sound. Euphony: Pleasing or sweet sound. Euphoria: A feeling of great happiness or well-being. Eupnea: Easy, free respiration. Euthermic: At an optimal temperature. Eu= good, beautiful
Eubiotics: The study of living in a healthy state.
Eumorphism: The preservation of or protecting the natural form of a cell. Eudemon: A good, or benevolent, demon or spirit. Eudemonia: A state of pleasant well-being. Eudipsia: A normal thirst. Euesthesia: The normal or good conditions of the sensations or feelings of the body. phono = sound
phonograph: a record player.
symphony: an elaborate musical composition for full orchestra phonogram: a symbol representing a vocal sound. megaphone: a large funnel-shaped device for amplifying and directing the voice. euphony: the quality of being pleasing to the ear. Phēmē = speech Heterophemy: The unconscious saying, in speech or in writing Morpheme: The smallest units of speech that convey meaning. Tachyphemia: An abnormal rapidity of speech. Grapheme: A letter of an alphabet. Blaspheme: To speak of (God or a sacred entity) in an irreverent, impious manner. Dipsia = a sensation, often referred to the mouth and throat
Adipsia: The abnormal absence of thirst
Adipsous: Serving to quench thirst; such as, a food or beverage. Dipsetic: Marked by a feeling of thirst. Dipsogen: An agent that induces or produces a thirst. Dipsomania: The pathological excessive use of of alcohol. Mori, Mort = die Mortuary: a room or building in which dead bodies are kept, for hygienic storage or for examination, until burial or cremation. Moribund: (of a person) at the point of death. Immortal: living forever; never dying or decaying. Moratia: Cause of death or a reference to death. Amortize: To deaden, render as if dead, destroy. Admortal: Moving toward damaged tissue; applied to an electric current. Greg = a group or a herd
Egregious: Standing out from the group in favorable
sense Segregative: Tending to separate, to set apart Segregationist: One who believes in segregation Antisegregationist: One against segregation Desegregate :To do away with segregation Aggregator: Someone or something which aggregates. Aggregation :A collection; a union into a mass Migr = moved, shifted Commigrate: To migrate in a group Emigrant: Someone who leaves one country to settle in another Emigrate: To leave your country in order to move to another one Emigration: A movement of people from their own country to another one Emigrative: Being willing to emigrate Emigree: One who has to emigrate due to some political reasons Immigrant: One who has moved to live in a country