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Greek combining form | cover, hide, conceal |  |\n| co- | prefix | together, with |  |\n| com- | prefix | together, with |  |\n| con- | prefix | together, with |  |\n| cor- | prefix | heart |  |\n| cracy | Greek combining form | to govern, to rule |  |\n| cur | Latin root | to care for, to give attention to |  |\n| de- | prefix | completely |  |\n| de- | prefix | down |  |\n| de- | prefix | opposite of |  |\n| demn | Latin root | to harm, to punish |  |\n| demo | Greek combining form | people, population |  |\n| dent | Latin root | tooth, teeth |  |\n| dict | Latin root | talk, speak, declare |  |\n| dign | Latin root | worthy of respect |  |\n\n\n| -ed | inflectional ending |  | past tense verb |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| -ed | suffix |  | adjective |\n| em | Greek combining form | in, inward |  |\n| emp | Latin root | to take, to take up |  |\n| -en | suffix |  | adjective |\n| -ence | suffix |  | noun |\n| -ent | suffix |  | adjective |\n| -er | suffix | a person that does something | noun |\n| -ery | suffix | denoting occupation or business | noun |\n| ex- | prefix | out, upward, complete, remove from |  |\n| fect | Latin root | to make, to do, to build |  |\n| fic | Latin root | to make, to do, to build |  |\n| fore- | prefix | before |  |\n| fort | Latin root | bravery, power, strength |  |\n| front | Latin root | forehead, brow |  |\n| fuge | Latin root | drive away, flee, run away |  |\n| -ful | suffix | full of |  |\n| gen | Latin root | line of descent, origin |  |\n| gno | Latin root | know, learn, discern |  |\n| grade | Latin root | walk, step, move around |  |\n| gress | Latin root | walk, step, move around |  |\n| habit | Latin root | dwell, live |  |\n| hum | Latin root | human beings, mankind |  |\n| -ible | suffix | able to, can be done | adjective |\n| -ic | suffix |  | adjective |\n| -ice | suffix |  | noun |\n| im- | prefix | not |  |\n| in- | prefix | not |  |\n| in- | prefix | in, into, within |  |\n| -ish | suffix |  | verb |\n| -ism 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