1. Greek & Latin Roots 1

2. Crede quod habes, et habes! Believe that you have it, and you do!

3. LATIN Roman Empire, early fifth century

6. 1. –DICT-

7. 2. –DUC-

8. 3. –GRESS-

9. 4. –JECT-

10. 5. –PEL-

11. 6. –PEND-

12. 7. –PORT-

13. 8. –SCRIB-, -SCRIPT

14. 9. –TRACT-

15. 10. –VERT-

16. To walk Answer: -gress- DI GRESS PRO GRESS TRANS GRESS

17. TRANSGRESS : to go beyond a boundary or limit (v.)

18. To carry Answer: -port- COM PORT DE PORT EX PORT IM PORT RE PORT

19. IM PORT : to bring (as merchandise) into a place or country from another country < import vases from China > (v.)

20. To pull, drag, draw Answer: -tract- AT TRACT CON TRACT DE TRACT EX TRACT RE TRACT

21. CONTRACT : to become affected with < contract pneumonia > (v.)

22. To say Answer: -dict- CONTRA DICT DICT ATE E DICT PRE DICT

23. DICT ATE: to require or determine necessarily < injuries dictated the choice of players >

24. To turn Answer: -vert- CON VERT DI VERT IN VERT RE VERT

25. DI VERT: to turn from one course or use to another < divert traffic to a side street > (v.)

26. To write Answer: -scrib-, -script- DE SCRIBE / DE SCRIPT ION PRE SCRIBE / PRE SCRIPT ION SUB SCRIBE / SUB SCRIPT ION

27. PRE SCRIBE / PRE SCRIPT ION: to write or give medical prescriptions; to lay down a rule; < doctor prescribed antibiotics > (v.)

28. To lead, bring, take Answer: -duc- DE DUC E PRO DUC E RE DUC E

29. DE DUC E : to infer from a general principle <deduced from the drop of blood there was a crime>(v.)

30. To drive Answer: -pel- COM PEL DIS PEL IM PEL RE PEL

31. COM PEL : to drive or urge forcefully or irresistibly < hunger compelled him to eat > (v.)

32. To throw Answer: -ject- EJ ECT RE JECT INTER JECT IN JECT

33. INTER JECT : to throw in between or among other things < interject a remark > (v.)

34. To hang Answer: -pend- DE PEND PEN DANT PEND ULUM IM PEND

35. PEN DANT : something suspended: as a : an ornament (as on a necklace) allowed to hang free (n.)