Greek and Latin Roots Set #1

aquifer

• A type of surface water body

• An underground layer of rock that water continually moves through.

• A method of irrigation

• A geological formation that stores oil

dehydrate

• To lose water or moisture; to become dry.

• To absorb water and become moist.

• To maintain a constant temperature.

• To increase in size due to water intake.

marine

• Related to the sea; existing in or produced by the sea.

• Pertaining to land or terrestrial environments.

• A type of freshwater ecosystem.

• A term used for air-related phenomena.

marina

• A small harbor where small boats can dock.

• A large shipyard for cargo vessels.

• A recreational area for fishing and swimming.

• A type of marine animal found in oceans.

aqueduct

• A type of ancient Roman architecture

• A channel built to carry water over long distances.

• A structure for storing rainwater

• A method of irrigation using ditches

hydroelectric

• Related to electricity made from the energy of falling water.

• Pertaining to electricity generated by solar panels.

• Involving electricity produced by wind turbines.

• Connected to electricity derived from fossil fuels.

hydrant

• An upright pipe with a spout for drawing water, especially for fighting fires.

• A type of fire extinguisher used in buildings.

• A portable water tank used by firefighters.

• A device that sprays water to cool down a fire.

maritime

• On or near the sea.

• Related to land or terrestrial activities.

• Involving air travel or aviation.

• Pertaining to freshwater bodies.

aquatic

• Living or taking place in water.

• Relating to land environments.

• Pertaining to air or flying creatures.

• Existing in extreme temperatures.

aquarium

• A glass tank or bowl in which fish or other aquatic animals live.

• A type of underwater plant that grows in oceans.

• A device used for measuring water temperature.

• A small boat used for fishing in lakes.