Suffixes
This Latin suffix means “one who does”
-or
A Greek base meaning “hidden, secret”
CRYPT-, CRYPH-
This is the Greek equivalent of the Latin AM-
PHIL-
The fear of public or open spaces
Agoraphobia
The Greek base THE- can mean “god” “to place, put” and this
to see
This Greek suffix means “abnormal fear or hatred of”
-phobia
A Greek base meaning “marriage”
This is the Greek equivalent of the Latin VIA-
The fear of men
androphobia
The Greek base TROPH- meaning “to nourish, grow” is not the same as this Greek base meaning “to turn"
TROP-
The Latin suffix –ant means this
present participle ending -ing
A Latin base meaning “to touch"
TANG-
This is the Latin equivalent of the Greek POLY-
The fear of color
chromophobia
The Latin prefix ante- meaning “before” is not related to this Greek prefix anti- meaning this
against, opposite
The Greek suffix –cracy means this
rule by
A Latin base meaning “to roll”
This is the Latin equivalent of the Greek OD-
CANT-, CHANT-
The fear of the unknown
xenophobia
The Greek base CRYPT- meaning “hidden” is not related to the Greek base CRY- meaning this
cold
This Greek suffix means “study of, systematic study of”
-logy
A Greek base meaning “to loosen”
This is the Greek equivalent of the Latin DE-, DIV-
The fear of fire
This base means hate in Latin and song in Greek
OD-