1
Q
a/an
A
not, without
agnostic, amoral, anomaly, anonymous, apathy, atheist, atrophy, atypical
2
Q
ab
A
off, away from, apart, down
abdicate, abduct, abhor, abject, abnormal, abolish, abstinence, abstract, abstruse
3
Q
able/ible
A
capable of, worthy of
changeable, combustible, inevitable, presentable
4
Q
ac/acr
A
sharp, bitter, sour
acerbic, acid, acrimonious, acumen, acute, exacerbate
5
Q
acou
A
hearing
acoustic
6
Q
act/ag
A
to do, to drive, to force, to lead
agile, agitate, pedagogue, prodigal, synagogue
7
Q
ad
A
to, toward, near
(Often d is dropped and first letter is doubled)
accede, adapt, addict, address, adhere, adjacent, adjoin, admire, advocate, attract
8
Q
al/ali/alter
A
other, another
alias, alibi, alien, allegory, alter ego, alternative, altruist
9
Q
am
A
love
amateur, amatory, amiable, amicable, amity, amorous, enamored, inamorata
10
Q
ambi/amphi
A
both, on both sides, around
ambidextrous, ambient, ambiguous, amphibian
11
Q
ambl/ambul
A
to go, to walk
ambulance, ambulatory, perambulator, preamble
12
Q
anim
A
of the life, mind, soul, breath
animal, animosity, equanimity, magnanimous, unanimous
13
Q
annui/enni
A
year
annals, anniversary, annual, annuity, perennial
14
Q
ant/ante
A
before
antebellum, antecedent, antedate, antediluvian, anterior
15
Q
anthro/andr
A
man, human
androgen, androgynous, android, anthropocentric, anthropology, misanthrope, philanderer
16
Q
anti
A
against, opposite
antibody, antidote, antipathy, antipodal, antiseptic
17
Q
apo
A
away
apocalypse, apocryphal, apogee, apology, apostasy, apostle
18
Q
aqua/aque
A
water
aquamarine, aquarium. aquatic, aqueduct, subaqueous
19
Q
arch/archi/archy
A
chief, principal, ruler
anarchy, archenemy, architect, monarchy, oligarchy
20
Q
ard
A
burn
ardent, ardor, arson
21
Q
auto
A
self
autocrat, automatic, autonomy
22
Q
be
A
able, to make, to surround, to affect
(often to make transitive verbs)
belie, belittle, bemoan, bewilder
23
Q
bel/bell
A
beautiful
belle, embellish
24
Q
bell
A
war
antebellum, belligerent, rebel
25
ben/bene
good
benediction, benefit, benevolent, benign
26
bi/bin
two
biennial, bilateral, bilingual, binocular, bipartisan, combination
27
bon/boun
good, generous
bona fide, bonus, bountiful
28
brev/brid
short, small
abbreviate, abridge, brevet, breviloquent, brevity, brief
29
burs
purse, money
bursar, bursary, disburse, reimburse
30
cad/cid
to fall, to happen by chance
accident, cascade, coincidence, decadent, recidivist
31
cant/cent/chant
to sing
accent, chant, enchant, incantation, incentive, recant
32
cap/cip/cept
to take, to get
anticipate, capture, emancipate, percipient, precept, susceptible
33
cap/capit/cipit
head, headlong
capital, capitulate, caption, disciple, precipice, precipitate
34
card/cord/cour
heart
cardiac, concord, concordance, discord, encourage
35
carn
flesh
carnage, carnival, carnivorous, incarnation, reincarnation
36
cast/chast
to cut
cast, caste, castigate, chaste, chastise
37
caus/caut
to burn
caustic, cauterize, cautery, holocaust
38
ced/ceed/cess
to go, to yield, to stop
accede, antecedent, cessation, concede, incessant, predecessor
39
celer
speed
accelerant, accelerate, celerity, decelerate
40
cent
hundred, hundredth
bicentennial, cent, centigrade, centimeter, centipede, century, percent
41
centr
center
centrifuge, centrist, concentrate, concentric, eccentric
42
cern/cert/cret/crim/crit
to separate, to judge, to distinguish, to decide
ascertain, certitude, criterion, discreet, discrete, hypocrite
43
chrom
color
chromatic, chrome, chromosome, monochromatic
44
chron
time
anachronism, chronic, chronology, chronometer, synchronize
45
circu/circum
around
circuit, circuitous, circumference, circumspect, circumstance
46
cis
to cut
exorcise, incision, incisive, precise, scissors
47
cla/clo/clu
to shut, to close
claustrophobia, cloister, conclude, disclose, exclusive, preclude
48
claim/clam
to shout, to cry out
clamor, disclaim, exclaim, proclaim, reclaim
49
cli
to lean toward
climax, decline, disinclination, proclivity, recline
50
co/col/com/con
with, together
coerce, collaborate, collide, commensurate, compatible, conciliate, connect
51
cogn/conn
to know
cognition, incognito, recognize
52
contra/contro/counter
against
contradict, contrary, controversy, counterfeit, countermand, encounter
53
corp/corps
body
corporation, corps, corpse, corpulent, corset, incorporation
54
cosm
order, universe, world
cosmetic, cosmic, cosmology, cosmonaut, cosmopolitan, cosmos, microcosm
55
cour/cur
running, a course
concur, courier, curriculum, cursive, cursory, excursion, incursion, recur
56
cre/cresc/cret
to grow
accretion, accrue, creation, excrescence, increase, increment
57
cred
to believe, to trust
credentials, credit, credo, credulity, incredible
58
crypt
hidden
apocryphal, crypt, cryptography, cryptology
59
cub/cumb
to lie down
cubicle, incubate, incumbent, recumbent, succumb
60
culp
fault, blame
culpable, culprit, inculpate, mea culpa
61
dac/doc
to teach
didactic, docile, doctor, doctrine, indoctrinate
62
de
away, off, down, completely, reversal
decipher, defame, deferential, defile, delineate, descend
63
dele
to erase
delete, indelible
64
dem
people
democracy, demographics, endemic, epidemic, pandemic
65
dext
right hand, right side, deft
ambidextrous, dexter, dexterity
66
di
day
dial, diary, dismal, diurnal, meridian, quotidian
67
di/dia
in two, through, across
diagnose, dialogue, diameter, dichotomy
68
di/dif/dis
away from, apart, reversal, not
diffuse, dilate, dilatory, dispers, disseminate, dissipate, dissuade
69
dic/dict/dit
to say, to tell, to use words
dictionary, interdict, predict, verdict
70
dign
worth
condign, deign, dignitary, dignity, disdain
71
dog/dox
opinion
dogma, orthodox, paradox
72
dol
to suffer, to pain, to grieve
condolence, doleful, dolorous, indolence
73
don/dot/dow
to give
anecdote, antidote, donate, endow, pardon
74
dorm
sleep
dormant, dormitory
75
dors
back
dorsal, endorse
76
dub
doubt
dubiety, dubious, indubitable
77
duc/duct
to lead
abduct, conducive, conduct, induce, induct, produce
78
dulc
sweet
dulcet, dulcified, dulcimer
79
dur
hard, lasting
dour, durable, diration, duress, endure, obdurate
80
dys
faulty, abnormal
dysfunctional, dyslexia, dyspepsia, dystrophy
81
e/ex
out, out of, from, former, completely
efface, evade, exclude, exonerate, expire, extricate
82
ego
self
ego, egocentric, egoism/egotism
83
em/en
in, into
embrace, enclose
84
epi
upon
epidemic, epidermis, epigram, epilogue, epithet
85
equ
equal, even
adequate, equation, equidistant, iniquity
86
err
to wander
err, errant, erratic, error
87
esce
becoming
adolescent, convalescent, incandescent, obsolescent, reminiscent
88
eu
good, well
eugenics, eulogy, euphemism, euphony, euthanasia
89
extra
outside, beyond
extract, extradite, extraordinary, extrapolate, extrasensory
90
fab/fam
to speak
affable, defame, fable, famous, ineffable
91
fac/fic/fig/fait/feit/fy
to do, to make
configuration, counterfeit, deficient, effigy, faction, factory, prolific, ratify
92
fal
to err, to deceive
default, fail, fallacy, false, faux pas, infalliable
93
fatu
foolish
fatuity, fatuous, infatuated
94
fer
to bring, to carry, to bear
confer, offer, proffer, proliferate, referendum
95
ferv
to boil, to bubble
effervescent, fervid, fervor
96
fi/fid
faith, trust
affidavit, confide, fidelity, fiduciary, infidel
97
fin
end
confine, definitive, final, infinite, infinitesimal
98
flagr/flam
to burn
conflagration, flagrant, flambeau, inflame
99
flect/flex
to bend, to turn
deflect, flexible, genuflect, inflect, reflect
100
flu/flex
to flow
confluence, effluence, fluctuation, fluid, mellifluous
101
fore
before
foreshadow, foresight, forestall, forthright
102
fort
chance
fortuitous, fortunate, fortune
103
fort
strength
forte, fortify, fortissimo
104
fra/frac/frag/fring
to break
fractious, fracture, fragment, infringe, refractory
105
fug
to flee, to fly
centrifugal, fugitive, fugue, refuge, refugee, subterfuge
106
fulg
to shine
effulgent, refulgent
107
fum
smoke
fume, fumigate, perfume
108
fus
to pour
diffuse, fusillade, infusion, profuse, suffuse
109
gen
birth, creation, race, kind
carcinogenic, congenital, gender, generous, genetics, progeny
110
gni/gno
to know
agnostic, diagnose, ignoramus, ignore, prognosis
111
grad/gress
to step
aggressive, degrade, digress, egress, progress, regress
112
gram/graph
to write, to draw
diagram, epigram, grammar, graph, graphite, photograph
113
grat
pleasing
gracious, grateful, gratuity, ingratiate
114
greg
flock
aggregate, congregate, egregious, gregarious, segregate
115
hap
by chance
haphazard, hapless, happen, happily, happy, mishap, perhaps
116
hemi
half
hemisphere, hemistich
117
her/hes
to stick
adherent, adhesive, coherent, inherent
118
(h)etero
different, other
heterodox, heterogeneous, heterosexual
119
hol
whole
catholic, holocaust, hologram, holograph, holistic
120
(h)om
same
anomaly, homeostasis, homogeneous, homonym, homosexual
121
hum
earth
exhume, humble, humility
122
hyper
over, excessive
hyperactive, hyperbole, hyperglycemia
123
hypo
under, beneath, less than
hypochondriac, hypocritical, hypodermic, hypothesis
124
icon
image, idol
icon, iconic, iconoclast, iconology
125
idio
one's own
idiom, idiosyncrasy, idiot
126
in/im
in, into
(often m is dropped and first letter is doubled)
implicit, incarnate, indigenous, influx, intrinsic
127
in/im
not, without
(often m is dropped and first letter is doubled)
immoral, impartial, inactive, indigent, indolence, innocuous
128
inter
between, among
interim, interloper, intermittent, intersperse, interstate
129
intra
inside, within
intramura, intrastate, intravenous
130
it/iter
way, journey
ambition, circuit, itinerant, itinerary, reiterate, transit
131
ject
to throw, to throw down
abject, conjecture, dejected, eject, inject
132
joc
joke
jocose, jocular, jocund, joke
133
join/jug/junct
to meet, to join
adjoin, conjugal, conjunction, injunction, junction, junta, rejoinder, subjugate
134
jour
day
adjourn, journal, journey
135
jud
to judge
adjudicate, judiciary, judicious, prejudice
136
jur
law, to swear
abjure, adjure, jurisprudence, perjury
137
juv
young
juvenile, juvenilia, rejuvenate
138
lang/ling
tongue
bilingual, language, linguistics
139
laud
praise, honor
cum laude, laudable, laudatory
140
lav/lau/lu
to wash
ablution, antediluvian, deluge, dilute, laundry, lavatory
141
lax/leas/les
loose
lax, laxative, lease, leash, relax, release
142
lec/leg/lex
to read, to speak
dialect, lectern, lecture, legend, legible, lesson, lexicographer, lexicon
143
lect/leg
to select, to choose
collect, eclectic, elect, predilection, select
144
lev
to lift, to rise, light (weight)
alleviate, levee, levitate, levity, relevant, relieve
145
li/lig
to tie, to bind
ally, league, liable, liaison, lien, ligament, ligature, oblige, rely
146
liber
free
deliver, liberal, liberality, liberate, libertine, liberty, livery
147
lith
stone
acrolith, lithography, lithology, lithotomy, megalith, monolith
148
loc/log/loqu
word, speech, thought
colloquial, dialogue, elocution, eulogy, grandiloquent, loquacious, prologue
149
luc/lum/lus
light (brightness)
illuminate, illustrate, illustrious, lackluster, lucid, luminous, translucent
150
lud/lus
to play
allude, delude, elude, illusion, ludicrous, prelude
151
macro
great, long
macro, macrobiotics, macrocephalous, macrocosm, macroscopic
152
mal/male
bad, ill, evil, wrong
maladroit, malady, malapropism, malediction, malfeasance, malfunction, malicious, malign
153
man/manu
hand
emancipate, manifest, manual, manufacture
154
mand/mend
to command, to order, to entrust
command, commend, countermand, demand, mandatory, recommend, remand
155
medi
middle
immediate, intermediate, mean, mediate, medieval, mediocre, medium
156
mega
large, great
megalith, megalomania, megalopolis, megaphone, megaton
157
micro
very small
microbe, microcosm, micron, microorganism, microscope
158
min
small
diminish, diminution, miniature, minute, minutiae
159
min
to project, to hang over
eminent, imminent, preeminent, prominent
160
mis
bad, wrong, to hate
misadventure, misanthrope, misapply, mischance, mischief, misconstrue, misfit
161
mis/mit
to send
emissary, intermittent, remission, remit, transmit
162
misc
mixed
miscellaneous, promiscuous
163
mob/mom/mot/mov
to move
automobile, demote, immovable, locomotion, mob, mobile, mobilize, moment, momentous, momentum, motion, motive, motor, mutiny, promote, remove
164
moll
soft
emollient, mild, mollify, mollusk
165
mon/monit
to remind, to warm
admonish, monitor, monument, premonition, remonstrate, summon
166
mon/mono
one
monarchy, monk, monochord, monogram, monograph, monologue, monomania, monotonous
167
mor/mort
death
immortal, morbid, moribund
168
morph
shape
amorphous, anthropomorphism, metamorphosis
169
mult
many
multiple, multiplex, multiply, multitudinous
170
mut
to change
commute, immutable, mutation, permutation, transmute
171
nat/nas/nai/gna
birth
cognate, naive, nascent, native, natural, renaissance
172
nau/nav
ship, sailor
astronaut, circumnavigate, cosmonaut, nauseous, nautical, naval, nave, navy
173
nihil
nothing, none
annihilate, nihilism
174
noc/nox
harm
innocent, innocuous, noxious, obnoxious
175
noct/nox
night
equinox, noctambulant, nocturnal, nocturne
176
nom
rule, order
astronomy, autonomy, economy, gastronomy, taxonomy
177
nom/nym/noun/nown
name
acronym, anonymous, nomenclature, nominal, nominate, noun, renown, synonym
178
non
not
nonconformist, nonentity, nonpareil, nonpartisan
179
nounc/nunc
to announce
announce, pronounce, renounce
180
nov/neo/nou
new
innovate, neologism, neophyte, neoplasm, nouveau riche, novice, renovate
181
null
nothing
annul, nullify, nullity
182
ob
toward, to, against, over
obese, obfuscate, oblique, obsequious, obstinate, obstreperous, obstruct, obtuse
183
omni
all
omnibus, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient
184
oner
burden
exonerate, onerous, onus
185
oss/oste
bone
ossify, ossuary, osteopathy
186
pac/peac
peace
appease, pacifier, pacify, pact
187
palp
to feel
palpable, palpate, palpitate
188
pan/pant
all, everyone
pandemic, panegyric, panoply, panorama, pantheon
189
par
equal
apartheid, disparage, disparate, par, parity
190
para
next to, beside
parable, paragon, parallel, paranoid, parasite, parody
191
pas/pat/path
feeling, suffering, disease
compassion, dispassionate, empathy, impassive, pathogenic, sociopath, sympathy
192
pau/po/pov/pu
few, little, poor
impoverish, paucity, pauper, poverty, puerile, pusillanimous
193
pec
money
impecunious, peculation, pecuniary
194
ped
child, education
encyclopedia, pedagogue, pedant, pediatrician
195
ped/pod
foot
antipodes, expedite, impede, pedal, pedestrian, podium
196
pel
to drive, to push
compel, dispel, expel, impel, propel
197
pen/pene
almost
peninsula, penultimate, penumbra
198
pen/pun
to pay, to compensate
penal, penalty, penance, penitent, punitive
199
pend/pens
to hang, to weigh, to pay
appendage, appendix, compensate, depend, indispensable, stipend
200
per
completely
perforate, perfunctory, perplex, persistent, perspicacious, pertinacious, peruse
201
peri
around
perimeter, peripatetic, periscope
202
pet/pit
to go, to seek, to strive
appetite, centripetal, compete, impetuous, petition, petulant
203
phil
love
bibliophile, philatelist, philology, philosopher
204
phob
fear
claustrophobia, hydrophobia, phobia, xenophobia
205
phon
sound
euphony, megaphone, phonetics, polyphony, telephone
206
photo
light
photograph, photon, photosynthesis
207
plac
to please
complacent, complaisant, implacable, placebo, placid
208
ple/plen
to fill, full
complete, deplete, implement, plenitude, plethora, replete, supplement
209
plex/plic/ply
to fold, twist, tangle, or bend
complex, duplicity, implicate, implicit, replica, supplicate
210
poly
many
polyandry, polygamy, polyglot, polygon, polytheism
211
pon/pos/pound
to put, to place
component, expose, expound, juxtapose, repository
212
port
to carry
deportment, disport, export, import, importune, portable
213
post
behind, after
post facto, posterior, posterity, posthumous
214
pot
to drink
potable, potation, potion
215
pre
before, in front
precarious, precedent, precept, precocious, premonition, presentiment
216
prehend/prise
to take, to get, to seize
apprehend, comprise, enterprise, reprehensible, reprisals, surprise
217
pri/prim
first
primal, primary, prime, primeval, pristine
218
pro
in front, before, much, for
problem, proceed, profuse, prolific, propound, proselytize, provident
219
prob
to prove, to test
approbation, opprobrium, probe, probity, reprobate
220
prop/prox
near
approximate, proximate, proximity
221
prot/proto
first
protagonist, protocol, prototype, protozoan
222
pseud/pseudo
false
pseudonym, pseudopod, pseudoscience
223
pug
to fight
impugn, pugilist, pugnacious, repugnant
224
punc/pung/poign
to point, to prick, to pierce
compunction, expunge, point, punctilious, puncture, pungent
225
pyr
fire
pyre, pyromania, pyrosis, pyrotechnics
226
quad/quar/quat
four
quadrant, quadrille, quadruple, quadruplets, quart, quaternary
227
que/quis
to seek
acquire, conquest, exquisite, inquisitive, perquisite, querulous, query
228
quie/quit
quiet, rest
acquiesce, disquiet, quiescence, quiet, tranquil
229
quin/quint
five
quinquennial, quintessence, quintuple
230
raci/radi
root
deracinate, eradicate, radical, radish
231
rami
branch
ramification, ramiform
232
re
back, again
recline, regain, remain, reorganize, request
233
rect
straight, right
correct, direct, erect, rectangle, rectitude
234
reg
king, rule
interregnum, realm, regal, regent, regicide, regiment, regular
235
retro
backward
retroactive, retrofit, retrograde, retrospective
236
rid/ris
to laugh
derision, risible
237
rog
to ask
abrogate, arrogant, arrogate, derogatory, interrogate, surrogate
238
rub/rud
red
rogue, rubella, rubicund, rubric, russet
239
rud
crude
erudite, rude, rudimentary, rudiments
240
sacr/sanct
holy
execrable, sacrament, sacred, sacrifice, sacrilege, sanctify, sanction
241
sag/sap/sav
taste, thinking, discerning
insipid, sagacious, sage, sapient, savant, savor
242
sal
salt
salary, saline
243
sal/sil/sault/sult
to leap, to jump
assault, desultory, exult, insolent, insult, resilient, salient, somersault
244
salu
health
salubrious, salutary, salute
245
salv
to save
salvage, salvation, savior
246
san
healthy
sane, sanitarium, sanitary
247
sang
blood
consanguinity, sanguinary, sanguine
248
sat
enough
assets, dissatisfied, sate, satisfy, saturate
249
sci
to know
conscience, conscious, omniscient, prescient, unconscionable
250
scribe/script
to write
ascribe, circumscribe, conscription, describe, postscript, proscribe, scribble, script, transcript
251
se
apart, away
secede, sedition, seduce, segregate, select, separate, sequester
252
sec/sequ/sue/sui
to follow
non sequitur, obsequious, prosecute, pursue, second, sequence, suite
253
sed/sess/sid
to sit, to settle
assiduous, dissident, insidious, preside, resident, residual, sediment, session
254
sem
seed, to sow
disseminate, semen, seminary
255
semi
half
semicircle, semiconscious
256
sen
old
senate, senescent, senile, sire
257
sens/sent
to feel, to be aware
dissent, insensate, presentiment, resent, sense, sensory, sentiment, sentinel
258
sin/sinu
bend, fold, curve
insinuate, sinuous, sinus
259
sol
alone
desolate, isolate, soliloquize, solipsism, solitude
260
sol
to loosen, to free
absolution, dissolute, dissolution, dissolve, resolution, soluble
261
sol
sun
parasol, solar, solarium, solstice
262
somn
sleep
insomnia, somnambulist, sonmiferous, somniloquist, somnolent
263
soph
wisdom
philosopher, sophism, sophisticated
264
sourc/surg/surrect
to rise
insurgent, insurrection, resurrection, source, surge
265
spec/spic
to look, to see
circumspect, conspicuous, perspective, perspicacious, retrospective, specious, spectrum, speculation
266
spir
breath
aspire, expire, spirit
267
sta/sti
to stand, to be in place
apostasy, constitute, destitute, obstinate, stasis, static
268
strict/string/stran
to tighten, to bind
astringent, constrain, restriction, strangle
269
sua
sweet, pleasing, to urge
assuage, dissuade, persuade, suave
270
sub/sup
below, under
subliminal, submissive, subsidiary, subterfuge, subtle, suppose
271
summ
highest, total
consummate, sum, summary, summit
272
super/sur
over, above
supercilious, superfluous, superlative, supersede, surmount, surpass, surveillance
273
sym/syn
together
symbiosis, symmetry, sympathy, symposium, synonym, synthesis
274
tac/tic
to be silent
reticent, tacit, taciturn
275
tact/tag/tam/tang
to touch
contact, contagious, contaminate, contiguous, intact, intangible, tactile
276
tain/ten/tent/tin
to hold
abstention, detain, pertain, pertinacious, sustenance, tenable, tenacious, tenure
277
tend/tens/tent/tenu
to stretch, to thin
attenuate, contentious, distend, extenuating, tendentious, tension, tentative
278
test
to bear witness
attest, contest, detest, protest, testament, testify
279
theo
god
apotheosis, atheist, theocracy, theology
280
therm
heat
thermal, thermometer, thermonuclear, thermostat
281
tim
fear
intimidate, timid
282
tor/torq/tort
to twist
contort, distort, extort, torch, torque, tort, torture
283
torp
stiff, numb
torpedo, torpid, torpor
284
tox
poison
antitoxin, intoxication, toxic
285
tract
to drag, to pull, to draw
abstract, attract, contract, detract, protract, tractable, tractor
286
trans
across, beyond
intransigent, transaction, transcendent, transgress, transition, transparent
287
ult
last, beyond
penultimate, ulterior, ultimate, ultimatum, ultraviolet
288
umbr
shadow
adumbrate, penumbra, somber, umbrage, umbrella
289
un
not
unseen, unusual
290
und
wave
abound, inundate, undulate
291
uni/un
one
reunion, unanimous, unicorn, uniform, universe
292
urb
city
suburb, urban, urbane, urbanization
293
us/ut
to use
abuse, usage, usurp, utilitarian
294
vail/val
strength, use, worth
ambivalent, avail, convalescent, equivalent, evaluate, invalid, valediction, valid, value
295
ven/vent
to come or to move toward
adventitious, contravene, convene, intervene, venturesome
296
ver
truth
aver, veracious, verdict, verisimilitude, verity
297
verb
word
proverb, verbatim, verbose, verbiage
298
verd
green
verdant, verdure
299
vers/vert
to turn
aversion, avert, controversy, diverse, extrovert, inadvertent, introvert, revert
300
vi
life
convivial, joie de vivre, viable, vivacity, vivid
301
vid/vis
to see
adviser, evident, survey, video, vista
302
vil
base, mean
revile, vile, vilify
303
viru
poison
virulent, viruliferous, virus
304
voc/vok
call, word
advocate, avocation, convoke, equivocate, invoke, vocabulary, vocation, vociferous
305
vol
wish
benevolent, malevolent, volition, voluntary
306
volu/volv
to roll, to turn
convolution, evolve, revolt, revolve, voluble, volume
307
vor
to eat
carnivorous, omnivorous, voracious
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