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The document discusses the root words Manu, Mater, Micro, Ortho, and Path and provides examples of words that use each root along with a sample sentence using a word from each root word grouping. Manu relates to hand, Mater relates to mother, Micro relates to small size, Ortho relates to straight, and Path relates to feeling or emotion.
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Jakub kurpiewski per.6
Manu refers to hand, mater refers to mother, micro refers to very small, ortho refers to straight or erect, and path refers to feeling emotion. Examples are given for root words related to handling objects, motherhood, microscopic size, orthodontics and bone alignment, and feelings. The document provides root words, examples of derived words, and sample sentences to illustrate usage.
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Manu refers to hand, mater refers to mother, micro refers to very small, ortho refers to straight or erect, and path refers to feeling emotion. Examples are given for root words related to handling objects, motherhood, microscopic size, orthodontics and bone alignment, and feelings. The document provides root words, examples of derived words, and sample sentences to illustrate usage.
Root words
The document discusses the meanings of several common root words including:
- Manu- meaning hand and used in words like maneuver and manual
- Micro- meaning very small and used in words like microbe and microscope
- Mater- meaning mother and used in words like maternal and maternity
- Ortho- meaning straight and used in words like orthodontist and orthopedic
- Path- meaning feeling or emotion and used in words like antipathy, apathy, and empathy. Examples are provided for some of the words using the root.
Root words
The document discusses the meanings of several common root words including:
- Manu- meaning hand and used in words like maneuver and manual
- Micro- meaning very small and used in words like microbe and microscope
- Mater- meaning mother and used in words like maternal and maternity
- Ortho- meaning straight and used in words like orthodontist and orthopedic
- Path- meaning feeling or emotion and used in words like antipathy, apathy, and empathy. Examples are provided for some of the words using the root.
Root words powerpoint
This document discusses root words related to the prefixes manu, mater, micro, ortho, and path. Manu relates to the hand, mater relates to mother, micro means very small, ortho means straight, and path relates to feelings or emotions. Examples of words that use each prefix are provided along with a sample sentence using one of the words.
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This document defines and provides examples for the root words "mater", "micro", "ortho", "path", and "man/i/u". It defines "mater" as mother, "micro" as very small, "ortho" as straight, "path" as feeling or emotion, and "man/i/u" as hand. Examples are given for words containing each root, along with a sample sentence using one of the example words.
Root words
The document defines and provides examples of root words related to man/i/u (maneuver, manual, manuscript), mater (maternal, maternity, matriarch), micro (microbe, microchip, microscope), ortho (orthodontist, orthopedic, orthography), and path (antipathy, apathy, empathy). Sentences are included as examples using words with each root.
Elisssa lepoire root words
This document provides root words and their definitions, examples of words that use each root, and sample sentences using those words. It covers the root words "mater" meaning mother, "micro" meaning very small, "ortho" meaning straight, "path" meaning feeling or emotion, and "man/i/u" meaning hand. For each root word, it lists related words and defines their meanings before providing an example sentence using one of those words.
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This document defines and provides examples for the root words "manu", "mater", "micro", "ortho", and "path". For each root word, the definition, examples using the root in other words, and a sentence using one of those example words is given to illustrate the meaning of the root word. The root words relate to hand, mother, small, straight, and feeling or emotion respectively.
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This document defines and provides examples for 5 medical and science-related root words: Manu means hand and is seen in words like maneuver and manuscript; Mater means mother and appears in words like maternal and matriarchy; Micro means small and is found in words like microbe, microchip, and microscope; Ortho means straight and is used in orthodontist and orthopedic; Path means feeling or emotion and is used in apathy, antipathy, and empathy. Sentences are included as examples for the definitions of each root word.
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