Latin and Greek Roots Unit 1

CIT To stir up, rouse

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Incite To stir up or provoke

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In - sight

Resuscitate To bring back to consciousness

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Re - sus - cit - tate

Solicitous Showing care or worry

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So - liss - eh - tous

TURB To disturb

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Perturb To make worried or upset

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Purr-turb

Turbulent Very excited or upset

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Ter - bue - lent

Turbid Cloudy / confused

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Ter- bid

WARNING: WILL NOT BE ON TOMORROW’S TEST (But will be on next week’s Vocab quiz)

The EMT had to ________ the unconscious victim

Resuscitate

After my concussions, I am very ______ about certain eventsturbid

I was very _______ about the child missing

Perturbed

The root of CIT means - To stir up

The root of TURB means - To disturb

GEN Race, type, kind

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Degenerate A corrupt wrongdoer

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De - jen - er - it

Engender To bring about; to produce

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In - jen - dur

Genre A kind or type of art

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Jon - ra

I argued, that buying a new sweater will ______ pride within.Engender

The EMT had to ________ the unconscious victim

Resuscitate

The root of CIT means - To stir up

My favorite _______ of art is impressionism

genre

The root of GEN means - Race, type, kind

Some may say, that a certain man with orange hair and skin and a loud voice is a _________degenerate

FIG, FICT To shape

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Transfigure To change the form or appearance of something

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Fictive Not real

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Feign To make up or invent; not real

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NASC, NAT To be born

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Cognate Related to or coming from the source

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innate Natural; present from birth

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Nascent In the act of being born; growing

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PAR, PER To give birth, produce

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Parturient About to bring forth or give birth; pregnant

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RepertoryThe range of works an artist can produce or perform

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