This document provides definitions for common prefixes, suffixes, and word roots in the English language. It lists prefixes such as "aero-" meaning "air", "micro-" meaning "small", and "photo-" meaning "light". It also defines suffixes like "-ant/ent" indicating "one who", "-ess" denoting a female role, and "-ism" relating to a state, quality, or doctrine. Finally, it explains roots including "biblio-" referring to books, "chron-" related to time, and "phon-" concerning sound.

1. Prefixes<br />a= on OR not(aboard OR atypical)be= make (befriend, belittle)<br />mid= middle (midnight, midyear)post= after (postgame, postpone)<br />semi= half (semicircle, semiannual)<br />super= over OR more than (superior, superhuman)<br />Bases<br />aero= air (aerobics, aerodynamic)meter= measure (thermometer, diameter)<br />aqua= water (aquarium, aquamarine)micro=small (micrometer, microwave)<br />biblio= book (bibliography, Bible)migr= change or move (migrate, immigrant)<br />bio= life (biology, biography)mim= same (mimic, pantomime)<br />chron= time (chronological, synchronize)mort= death (immortal, mortician)<br />dem= people (democracy, epidemic)phon= sound (microphone, phonics)<br />geo= earth (geography, geometry)photo= light (photography, photosynthesis)<br />graph= write (biography, graphite)scrib/script= write (scribble/scripture)<br />hemi= half (hemisphere, hemicycle)tele= distance (telephone, telepathy)<br />Suffixes<br />-ant/ent= one who… (servant, resident)<br />-ess= female who… (waitress, actress)<br />-ism= state of, quality of OR doctrine/theory of (heroism, capitalism)<br />-ist= one who practices… (biologist, pianist)<br />