BIBLE WORDS
PHYSICS
MEDICAL TERMS
ANIMALS
FAKE!
100

Some Christians never tire of telling us that this word comes from the Greek meaning "to dip."

BAPTISM/BAPTIZE

100

It's a particle of light.

PHOTON

100

It's what you look at with an otoscope.

EAR

100

Pikas are in class Lagomorpha, which means they are related to these animals.

RABBITS or HARES

100

It's a fake name you might use to write books.

PSEUDONYM

200
In Greek it is metamorphosis, but the Latin roots give us the term for this event that happened to Jesus on a mountain. (And Prof. McGonnagall didn't do it to him.)

TRANSFIGURATION

200

From the Latin verb to rub, it's the force that slows things down when they move over a surface.

FRICTION

200

It's an instrument used for examining the chest.

STETHOSCOPE (στήθος + σκοπέω)

200

It's a women's name meaning "little bear."

URSULA

200

Amoebas move using these "fake feet."

PSEUDOPODS

300

It's the straight Latin translation of Golgotha, place of a skull.

CALVARY (< calvarium, skull)

300

From the Greek for "first," it's one of the particles in the nucleus of an atom.

PROTON

300

This type of pregnancy is from the Greek meaning out of place.

ECTOPIC (ἐκ + τόπος)

300
muscle is so named because it looks like one of these animals moving under your skin.

a MOUSE (Lat. mus)

300

It's from the Greek and Latin for "fake knowledge", like alchemy or phrenology.

PSEUDOSCIENCE
400

The word diabolical comes from a Greek verb meaning this, the same meaning as Hebrew "Satan."

ACCUSE (διαβάλλω)

400
The term for forces that seek the middle of a circle.

CENTRIPETAL (< Lat. peto, petere)

400

From the Latin verb to sew, it's a term for stitches used to close a wound.

SUTURES

400

It's the meaning of the Greek root behind echidna and echinoderm.

SPINE

400

From the Latin verb "to make up" or "imagine," it's the term for literature that never really happened.

FICTION (< fingofingere)

500

It's the literal meaning of "Paradise," from Avestan or Old Persian, via Greek.

GARDEN

500

It's the point in a planet's orbit that is farthest away from the sun.

APHELION (ἀπό + ἥλιος)

500

From the Latin verb meaning "to brand with a hot iron," it's the action of using a hot tool to seal off blood vessels and stop bleeding.

CAUTERIZE

500

This term is used to describe human noses, especially Roman ones, that are hooked like the beak of a predatory bird.

AQUILINE

500

From the Latin "made in opposition," its anything fraudulently made to fool people into thinking it is actually something valuable.

COUNTERFEIT