path
Greekfeel, suffer, experience; (in compounds) disease
pathy · patho · pat
Roots from Ancient Greek — essential for science and medicine. · 111 roots
feel, suffer, experience; (in compounds) disease
pathy · patho · pat
word, speech, reason; study of
logy
star; heavenly body
astr · astro · sider
life, living things
bi
write, writing, record
graphy · graphic
single, alone, one
law, management, distribution
nomy
throw, cast, put together
bole
measure, meter
meter · metre
show, appear, shine; speak, declare
phan · phem · phai
sound, voice
phone
rule, govern, chief, leader
archi · archy · arche
power, rule, government
cracy · cratic
to separate, discern, judge, decide
critic · krin · cris
know, knowledge
gn · gnos · cogn
relating to, of the nature of (adjective-forming suffix)
loosen, dissolve, break down
lysis · lyz · lyt
love, affection
philo
city-state, citizen, governance
polis
ball, globe, round body
spher
turn, change
impression, mark, form, kind
typo · typ
letter, writing, record
graph
tool, instrument, bodily part; a functional part within a working whole
organi
light
tone, pitch (from stretching); also thunder
tone
people, populace
demos
water
hydro · hydra
measure, measurement
metr
animal, living being
zo