The derivates for circum are:

(a)  

Kyklos is a Greek word and means (a)  

Peri is a (a)   word.

Peri means around, and its derivatives are:

(a)  

Theos is a Greek word meaning:

(a)  

We get the following derivates from theos:

(a)  

Deus is a (a)   word.

We get the following derivates from the word deus, meaning God:

(a)  

Divinus is a Latin word meaning:

(a)  

The derivates for divinus are:

(a)  

The meaning of homo/hominis is:

(a)  

The following are derivates for the Latin word homo/hominis:

(a)  

Anthropology, anthropomorphic, philanthropy, and philanthropist are all derivates for the Greek word:

(a)  

The definition of anthropos is:

(a)  

(a)   is a Latin word meaning man, manly, masuline

The three derivates for vir are:

(a)  

Femina is a (a)   word meaning woman.

Name one derivate of femina:

(a)  

Infant, infancy, infantile, and infantry are all derivatives of the Latin word (a)   meaning inability to speak.

(a)   is a Greek word meaning child.

We these three derivatives from the word pais/paidos:

(a)  

(a)   is a Greek word meaning leisure, free time.

Name one derivative of schole:

(a)  

(a)   is a Latin word meaning play, mock.

Allude, elude, illusion, and ludicrous are all derivates of the word (a)  

Doctor, physician, comforter is the definition for the Greek word:

(a)  

Psychiatrist, podiatrist, pediatrician, and geriatrics are all derivates of the (a)   word iatross.

(a)   is a Latin word meaning physician.

The four derivatives of medicus are:

(a)  

The Latin word for healthy, not diseased or injured is:

(a)  

Name a derivative of sanus:

(a)  

Holos is a (a)   word meaning whole, entire, complete

Name one derivative of the word holos:

(a)