anti-
Against or opposing:
antagonist; antifreeze; antibacterial
re-
again; back:
replay, relearn, reheat
-able, -ible
capable, able to, fit for:
comfortable, visible
-graph
written, text, recorded:
telegraph, phonograph, biography
bio
life:
biology, biography
port
carry:
transport, portable
bi-
two:
bicycle, bilingual
pre-
before; early:
preview, preheat
-ful
characterized by; full of:
colorful, hopeful
-ence -ance
action, process (noun):
experience, persistence, exuberance
geo
earth:
geography, geology
cred
believe:
credible, credulous
dis-
not; apart; exclude (leave out):
disapprove; discord
multi- poly-
many:
multitude, polyglot
-less
without:
friendless, hopeless
-ist -or -er
one who does:
dentist, therapist, doctor, mentor, teacher, dancer
astr
star:
astronomy, astrology
dic, dict
speak:
diction, dictate
ex-
from; out of; outside:
exclude; exit; explicit
pro-
for; forward:
progress, proclaim
-ous
full of something:
cautious, obvious, gracious
-ify
become, make, cause:
fortify, exemplify
therm
heat:
thermometer, thermal
tract
pull:
tractor, traction
im- in- non- un-
not; the absence of:
impossible; incapable; nondescript; unlucky
sub-
below; under:
submarine, subpar
-sion -tion
process, act, condition:
decision, precision, exhibition, execution
-ly
in this manner (adverb):
quickly, friendly
meter
measure:
thermometer, odometer
chron
time:
chronological, chronograph
inter-
between; among:
international, interpersonal
super-
best, great; over, above:
superb, superficial, superscript
-ate
act on - verb; group - noun:
operate, cooperate; senate, certificate
-ize
change, alter, treat as:
characterize, criticize, theorize
struct
build:
instruct, constructive
grad, gress
step:
graduate, progress
mis-
wrong; incorrect:
misspell, mistake, misunderstand
di-
separate; two:
divide, diverge
-ic
form of, consisting of:
acidic, iconic, chaotic
-ism
a belief:
Judaism, feminism, altruism
ped
foot, kid:
pedestrian, pediatrician
dent
tooth:
dentist, orthodontist
mono-
one; only:
monolingual, monoxide, monopoly
trans-
across:
transport; transplant
-ory
a place of or for:
conservatory, repository
-ity
quality, state of being:
hostility, enmity
jur, jud
law:
jury, judicial
scrib script
write:
scribe, inscription