bene

mal

aqua

terra

star (Greek) - astrology, astronomy, astronaut

good (Latin) - beneficial, benefactor

water (Latin) - aquatic, aquarium

earth (Greek) - geology, geography

bene

geo

ast/aster/astro

aqua

against, opposite (Latin) - contraindicated, counterintuitive

with, together (Greek) - cooperate, coordinate

before, in front of (Latin) - predict, precede

under, below (Latin) - submarine, submerge

before, prior to (Latin) - antecedent, anticipate

against, opposite (Greek) - antibiotic, antidote

within, inside (Latin) - internal, intestine

after, following (Latin) - posterior, postscript

bad, difficult (Greek) - dysfunction, dyslexia

good, well (Latin) - benefit, benevolent

across, through (Greek) - diameter, dialogue

under, below (Latin) - submarine, submerge

to do, to make (Latin) - factory, manufacture

to see (Latin) - vision, visual

to write (Latin) - script, scribble

to carry (Latin) - transfer, ferry

water (Greek) - hydration, dehydrate

fire (Latin) - ignite, ignition

earth (Greek) - geology, geode

air (Latin) - aerial, aerate

under, beneath (Greek) - hypothermia, hypodermic

above, over (Latin) - supernova, superior

between, among (Greek) - hypothesis, hypotenuse

against, opposite (Latin) - hypochondria, hypostasis

throw (Latin) - projector, object

write (Greek) - graphic, autograph

see (Latin) - vision, visual

speak (Latin) - vocal, advocate

judge (Latin) - judgment, misjudge

light (Greek) - illuminate, lucid

write (Latin) - inscribe, describe

hear (Latin) - audible, audience

form, shape (Greek) - morpheme, metamorphosis

life, living (Latin) - biology, biography

sound (Greek) - phonetic, symphony

light (Latin) - luminous, illuminate

hate (Greek) - misanthrope, misogyny

love (Greek) - philanthropy, philosophy

friend (Greek) - misology, misoneism

wisdom (Greek) - sophistry, sophism

name (Greek) - synonym, antonym

number (Greek) - numeric, numeral

sound (Greek) - phonetic, symphony

light (Greek) - photon, photosynthesis

fear (Greek) - agoraphobia, claustrophobic

love (Greek) - philosophy, philanthropy

light (Greek) - photograph, photosynthesis

sound (Greek) - phonics, telephone

mind (Greek) - psychology, psychedelic

body (Latin) - physical, physique

light (Greek) - photon, photosynthesis

sound (Latin) - sonic, sonar

to write (Latin) - scribble, script

to speak (Latin) - describe, prescribe

to see (Latin) - vision, visible

to move (Latin) - mobile, immobile

heat (Greek) - thermal, thermometer

water (Latin) - aquatic, aquarium

light (Greek) - photon, photosynthesis

earth (Greek) - geology, geography

against, opposed to, preventative (Greek) - antagonist, antibiotic

before, in front of (Latin) - anticipate, anterior

self, same (Greek) - automatic, autobiography

life, living (Greek) - biology, antibiotic

water (Latin) - aquarium, aquatic

fire (Latin) - ignite, igneous

earth (Greek) - geology, geode

air (Latin) - aerial, aerate

to hear (Latin) - audiobook, audience

to see (Latin) - visual, vision

to write (Latin) - script, describe

to move (Latin) - motion, motor

self (Greek) - autobiography, autograph

life (Latin) - biology, biography

water (Greek) - aquatic, aquarium

earth (Latin) - terrestrial, terrain

life (Greek) - biology, biography

earth (Latin) - geology, geography

water (Greek) - hydrology, hydrography

air (Latin) - aerology, aeronautics

one hundred (Latin) - century, percent

ten (Greek) - decade, decagon

thousand (Latin) - millennium, millipede

five (Greek) - pentagon, pentathlon

time (Greek) - chronological, chronic

water (Latin) - aquatic, aquarium

earth (Greek) - geology, geography

light (Latin) - illuminate, luminous

around (Latin) - circumference, circumstance, circular

inside (Greek) - circle, circus, circuit

above (Latin) - circus, circulate, circlet

between (French) - circuit, circus, circumference

lead, make (Latin) - deduce, produce, educate

write (Greek) - autograph, graphic, paragraph

see (Latin) - video, visual, evident

hear (Latin) - audio, audience, auditorium

shape (Latin) - formation, format

light (Greek) - photon, photosynthesis

sound (Latin) - sonic, resonate

earth (Greek) - geology, geode

earth (Greek) - geography, geology

water (Latin) - aquatic, aquarium

fire (Greek) - pyrotechnics, pyromania

air (Latin) - aerial, aerate

write (Greek) - autograph, graphic

see (Latin) - vision, visual

speak (Latin) - vocal, advocate

move (Greek) - cinema, kinetic

different (Greek) - heteronym, heterogeneous

same (Latin) - homonym, homogeneous

many (Greek) - polygon, polyglot

self (Greek) - autobiography, automatic

same (Greek) - homonym, homogenous

man (Latin) - homicide, human

different (Greek) - heteronym, heterogeneous

earth (Greek) - geology, geography

study of (Greek) - biology, zoology

life (Latin) - vital, revive

earth (Greek) - geology, geography

water (Greek) - hydrology, hydroplane

bad (Latin) - malfunction, malpractice, maleficence

good (Greek) - malleable, malachite, malady

strong (French) - mallet, malice, malnutrition

light (German) - malleus, malodor, malefactor

measure (Greek) - thermometer, perimeter

sound (Latin) - audio, auditorium

light (Greek) - photon, photosynthesis

write (Latin) - script, inscription

small (Greek) - microscope, microphone

large (Latin) - macrocosm, macron

light (Greek) - photon, photosynthesis

sound (Latin) - audio, auditorium

one (Greek) - monologue, monotonous

many (Latin) - multiple, multiply

two (Greek) - dialogue, dichotomy

all (Latin) - omnipresent, omnipotent

many (Latin) - multimedia, multitask

one (Greek) - monopoly, monologue

fast (Latin) - accelerate, decelerate

small (Latin) - minuscule, minimum

light (Greek) - photograph, photosynthesis

sound (Latin) - phonograph, symphony

water (Greek) - hydrology, hydrate

earth (Greek) - geography, geology

to carry (Latin) - import, transportation

to write (Greek) - autograph, graphic

to see (Latin) - vision, visual

to speak (Latin) - vocal, advocate

viewing instrument (Greek) - microscope, telescope

writing (Greek) - autograph, graphic

sound (Greek) - phonograph, symphony

light (Greek) - photograph, photon

to look (Latin) - inspection, spectator

to write (Latin) - inscription, script

to carry (Latin) - transport, export

to hear (Latin) - audio, audition

far off (Greek) - television, telephone

light (Latin) - translucent, illuminate

sound (Greek) - telephone, phonograph

write (Greek) - telegram, graphic

to see (Latin) - visual, video

to write (Latin) - scribble, script

to hear (Latin) - audio, audition

to move (Latin) - mobile, motion