English II Test #6 - Latin Roots 6-10

The Latin root "luc/lum" means...

• light

• stick

• letter

• side

gathered together in one mass; total; collective

• aggregate

• congregation

• gregarious

• segregation

gathering of individuals into a body or group; assemblage

• gregarious

• aggregation

• segregation

• congregation

congregation

• gathered together in one mass; total; collective

• inclined to associate with the “flock” or group; fond of being with others; social

• separation from the “flock” or main body; setting apart; isolation; separation

• “flock” or gathering of people for religious worship

inclined to associate with the “flock” or group; fond of being with others; social

• gregarious

• congregation

• aggregation

• segregation

The prefix "greg," means...

• gather/flock

• stick

• side

• letter

segregation

• gathered together in one mass; total; collective

• gathering of individuals into a body or group; assemblage

• separation from the “flock” or main body; setting apart; isolation; separation

• “flock” or gathering of people for religious worship

adhere

• not logically connected; disconnected; unintelligible

• stick; holdfast; cling; be attached

• deeply infixed; intrinsic; essential

• banding together

state of sticking together; consistency; logical connection

• coherence

• incoherent

• inherent

The root "litera" means ...

• light

• letter

• gather / flock

• stick