A list of resources is provided so you can easily find all of the pages that relate to word activities, word lists and definitions, Latin-Greek references, and access to search information for the Latin-Greek cross-reference dictionary.
From here you may connect to a FREE Latin-Greek Cross-Reference Search source of Latin-Greek-English elements.
Word searches include lists of manias, phobias, phile lists (love, fondness), medical terms, therapies, vorous and phagy lists (eating), theo (God-god words), metrology, sauro (lizards, dinosaurs), chemical elements, cryo words (freezing), feeling units (aesthesia [esthesia], patho, sensi), related vocabulary lists with definitions, prefixes, suffixes, roots, focusing on vocabulary origins (etymologies), scientific terminology (medical, natural sciences, etc.), mythology, self-scoring quizzes, related quotations, dictionary (lexicon) searches, and a multitude of other English words and lists derived from Latin and Greek elements that are useful for long-distance learning and for all logophiles, or logophiliacs, who have that special fondness for words and their origins.
Iktho story, a “Latin-Greek-English” story to challenge your knowledge of Latin-Greek elements and for learning.
The history of anesthesia and the way people once strived to subdue pain.
There are several self-scoring vocabulary quizzes which can be accessed by going to this quiz page.
A List of Redundancies
Scribe Hieroglyph , what it means
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Words for a Modern Age, A Cross Reference of Latin and Greek Combining Elements (English to Latin-Greek elements or Latin-Greek elements to English)
Examine the links to words with images, explanations, and quizzes for a greater comprehension of English words that are derived from Latin, Greek, and a few other sources.
Experience the wonder of words as they are presented via an illustrated approach to a bigger and better vocabulary.
Lists of Latin-Greek mottoes, proverbs, phrases, and specialized words are now available by going to this special Latin-Greek mottoes page. The contents of this search area include many of the common Latin and Greek words, phrases, proverbs, and mottoes; as well as, many “not-so-common” legal, medical, and historical terms and mottoes.
This ancient Egyptian hieroglyph, a
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