Vocabulary from Latin and Greek Roots Lesson 7 Unit 1

ACT, AG

• Latin FUNGI, FUNCTUM, "to work; to perform"

• Latin OPERARE, OPERATUM, "to work"

• Latin AGERE, ACTUM,

  "to do; to drive"

• Latin FACERE, FACTUM, "to make; to do"

OPER

• Latin FUNGI, FUNCTUM, "o work; to perform"

• Latin OPERARE, OPERATUM, "to work"

• Latin AGERE, ACTUM, "to do; to drive"

• Latin FACERE, FACTUM, "to make; to do"

FAC, FIC, FECT

• Latin FACERE, FACTUM, "to make; to do"

• Latin AGERE, ACTUM, "to do; to drive"

• Latin OPERARE, OPERATUM, "to work"

• Latin FUNGI, FUNCTUM, "to work; to perform"

FUNCT

• Latin FACERE, FACTUM "to make; to do"

• Latin AGERE, ACTUM, "to do; to drive"

• Latin OPERARE, OPERATUM, "to work"

• Latin FUNGI, FUNCTUM, "to work; to perform"

facsimile

• not having enough; lacking

• a copy; an imitation

• a feeling of love or liking; a tender feeling

• to be enough

deficient

• not having enough; lacking

• to scare; to frighten

• to be enough

• a copy; an imitation

petrify

• a feeing of love or liking; a tender feeling

• a copy; an imitation

• to scare; to frighten

• to be enough

affection

• not having enough; lacking

• to be enough

• a copy; an imitation

• a feeling of love or liking; a tender feeling

suffice

• a copy; an imitation

• to be enough

• a feeling of love or liking; a tender feeling

• not having enough; lacking

transact

• to solidify

• a list of things to do

• to carry out