MSR 4 3rd final

Greek combining forms must be

• needs to be two syllables

• combined with at least one other combining form to exist as a whole word.

• functioning as a noun

• is similar to Anglo-Saxon combining forms as it can stand alone as a word without having at least one other combining form with it.

True or false? An Anglo-Saxon base words do not need a suffix or prefix to exist as a whole word.

What is the meaning of this Greek combining form?

dem

• skin

• rule by

• of people

• having the forml of

What is the meaning of this Greek combining form?

log

• word

• skin

• rule by

• self-activating

What is the meaning of this Greek combining form?

phob

• person

• disease

• sound

• fear; panic; morbid dread

What is the meaning of this Greek combining form?

morph

• life

• condition

• having the form of

• pertaining to

What is the meaning of this Greek combining form?

phon

• sound

• full of

• small

• belief

What is the meaning of this Greek combining form?

auto

• to make

• pertaining to

• abnormal condition

• self-activating

What is the meaning of this Greek combining form?

chron

• time

• space

• sphere

• government

What is the meaning of this Greek combining form?

path

• stone

• suffering, disease, feeling

• diminutive

• condition or process