It's Greek to Me!

This page is currently 'semi-finished'. If there is enough interest, I may finish it some day. (see below for address). Last updated: July 18, 1999	English has borrowed from many languages, especially Greek and Latin. By understanding these fragments, we can quickly learn many English words.	This page is particularly good for English langauage students, especially those studying for the TOEIC® or TOEFL®.	Please click on any link to learn more about the English words related to that prefix, root, or suffix.
Please note the number in parathesis after most words. This indicates my subjective feeling as to how common the word would be in a language student's general vocabulary.	(1) indicates the most common words, (3) words most students should know and (5) very rare words. Granted, in some fields and areas some words may be more common.	These lists are not all inclusive. These lists are meant to be a learning tool for language learners.	They are in no way represented as legal, medical, scientific, or technical dictionaries. They are free, and are offered without warranty!

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