Ami(amic ):friend

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Lesson 17
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Ami(amic )friend

• Amiable ami(friend) able(able)
• Amicable amic(friend) able(able)
• Amity ami(friend) ity(state of)

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Bongood

• Bonus bon(good)
• Bon voyage bon(good) viaticum(trip)
• Bon vitvant bon(good) viv(life) ant(one
  who)--person who enjoys lifes pleasures

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Counteragainst

• Counteractcounter(against) act(do)
• Counterproductivecounter(against) pro(forth)
  duct(lead) ive(that which)
• Counterpoint
• Counter(against) point(point)

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Cryocold,freeze

• Cryogenics cryo(cold) gen(science
  of)--low-temperature phenomena
• Cryometercryo(freeze)meter(measure)--measures
  very low temperatures
• Cryophiliccryo(cold) phil(love,fondness)ic(relate
  d to)--thriving or having an affinity for cold
  temperatures

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Cryptsecret, hidden

• Crypticcrypt(secret)ic(related to)
• Cryptogramcrypt(secret)gram(writing)
• Cryptologistcrypt(secret,hidden) log(study of)
  ist(one who)--studies codes

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Don(dot)give

• Donordon(give)or(one who)
• Condonecon(together)don(give)
• Antidoteanti(against)dot(give)

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Durhard,lasting

• Durabledur(lasting)able(capable of)
• Duressdurece(hard)--constraint by treatcoercion
• Obdurateob(against)dur(hard)ate(make)--hardened
  in wrongdoingwickedness

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Escentbeginning to

• Adolescentalere(nourish,grow)escent(beginning
  to)
• Convalescentcon(with)val(strong)escent(beginning
  to)
• Obsolescentobsoletus(wear out) escent(beginning
  to)

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Figshape,mold

• Figmentfig(shape)ment(result of)--something
  imagined
• Transfiguretrans(across)fig9shape)ure(act
  of)--like snail that uses stomach as foot
• Effigyef(out)fig(result of)--image shaped like
  someone

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Gastrostomach

• Gastricgastr(stomach)ic(related to)
• Gastropodgastro(stomach)pod(foot)--like snal
  that uses stomach as foot
• Gastroscopegastro(stomach)scop(look)

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Hiersacred,holy

• Hierarchyhier(sacred)arch(rule)y(result
  of)--classifyed by rank
• Hierologyhier(sacred)logy(study of)--sacred of
  literature of a given people
• Hieroglyphicshier(sacred)gluph(carving)--writings
  as in ancient Egypt in which pictorial symbols
  represent words and sounds

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Icsart,sicence of

• Graphicsgraph(write)ic(art)
• Aestheticsaesthet(feel,perceive)ics9art)--philoso
  phy that provides a theory for the beautiful and
  fine arts
• Calisthenicscali(beautiful)sthen(strength)ics(sic
  ence of)

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Log word, list, reason, speak

• Logic log (reason) ic (science of)
• Dialogue dia (across) log (speak)
• Apology apo (away) log (word) y (result of)

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Mens measure

• Dimension dia (across) mens (measure) ion (act
  of)
• Immense im (not) mens (measure)
• Commensurate com (together) mens (measure) ate
  (characterized by)

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Monycondition, state

• Matrimony matri(mother)mony(state of)
• Acrimonious acr(bitter) moni(state of) ous(full
  of)
• Alimony alere(nourish) mony(condition)--support
  for sustenance

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Neg no,not,deny

• Negateneg(not)ate(make)
• Neglectneg(not)lect(choose)
• Renege re(again) neg(deny)--to deny or take back

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Ode(edy,ody) sing

• Melodymelos(tune)ody(sing)
• Parodypara(beside)ody(sing)--literary or
  artsitic work that mimics anouther
• Tragedytragos(goat)edy(song)--the goat was the
  scared animal of Dionysus, whom the eary Greek
  plays were performed to honor

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Oidlike, resembling

• Androidandr(man,male)oid(resembling
• Asteroidaster(star)oid(like
• Xyloidxyl(wood)oid(resembling)

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Pat(pass)suffer, feel, endure

• Patientpat(suffer, endure)ent(one who)
• Passionpass(feeling)ion(act of)
• Compatiblecom(together)pat(endure)ible(able)

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Plastshape,form

• Plasticplast(form)ic(art of)
• Rhinoplastyrhino(nose)plast(shape)y(result of)
• Protoplasmproto(first)plasm(form)--first form of
  life in matter

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Pterwing

• Pterodactylpter(wing)dactyl(finger, digit)
• Helicopterhelic(spiral)pter(wing)
• Pterosaurpter(wing)saur(lizard)

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Sect(seg)cut

• Dissectdis(apart)sect(cut)
• Sectariansect(cut)ian(one who)--a sect is a
  small group cutform a larger one.
• Vivisectionviv(life)sect(cut)ion(act of)
• Segmentseg(cut)ment(result of)

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Stellstar

• Stellarstell(star)ar(related to)
• Constellationcon(between, among)stell(star)ar(rel
  ated to)
• Interstellarinter(between, among)stell(star)ar(re
  lated to)

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Taxorder,arrange

• Taxidermytax(arrange)derm(skin)y(result of)
• Syntaxsyn(together)tax (arrange)
• Taxonomytax(order)nom(rule,priniciple)y(reslut
  of)

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Und(undul)wave,flow

• Abundanceab(from)und(flow)ance(condition)
• Undulateundul(wave)ate(make,cause)
• Inundatein(in,into)und(wave)ate(cause)--to cover
  with waterto overflow