two (Example: bicycle)

three (Example: triangle)

four (Example: quadrilateral)

five (Example: pentagon)

forming (Example: closure)

a type of structure

a method of measurement

a process of creation

one who, that which; more

a type of fish

a musical instrument

a form of transportation

one, alone (Examples: monologue, monotonous)

two, couple (Examples: duet, dual)

three, trio (Examples: tricycle, triangle)

many, multiple (Examples: multitude, myriad)

one

three

four

two (Examples: dice, bilateral)

three (Examples: tricycle, triangle)

four (Examples: quadrilateral, quadruple)

five (Examples: pentagon, quintuplets)

six (Examples: hexagon, sextuplets)

less than

more than

equal to

greater than

five

six

seven

eight

study of plants

science of, study of

study of human behavior

science of mathematics

two

three

four

five

six

seven

eight (Examples: octopus, octagon)

nine

a means

a product

an act

a state

can be done

cannot be done

is always negative

is a noun form

full of

empty of

lacking

partially filled