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This document contains lists of Greek and Latin roots and affixes along with their meanings. Some examples include: - Geo means earth and is found in words like geography and geology. - Aqua means water and appears in words such as aquarium and aquatic. - Sphere means ball and is seen in hemispheres and stratosphere. - The suffix -ation refers to an action like aggravation or alteration. - Prefixes like inter mean between, semi means half, and hydro means water.
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