Appendix III: Key to Exercises (Greek)
§102. Exercises, Chapter 15
| A. |
1. |
ἀγων |
agōn |
13. |
λαβυρινθος |
laburinthos |
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2. |
χορος |
khoros |
14. |
χρυσανθεμον |
khrusanthemon |
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3. |
σκηνη |
skēnē |
15. |
ζωδιακος |
zōdiakos |
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4. |
γενεσις |
genesis |
16. |
παθητικος |
pathētikos |
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5. |
ἐξοδος |
exodos |
17. |
ὀλιγαρχια |
oligarkhia |
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6. |
ψυχη |
psukhē
(= psychē) |
18. |
ὁριζων |
horizōn |
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7. |
κλιμαξ |
klimax |
19. |
δυσπεψια |
duspepsia |
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8. |
κωλον |
kōlon |
20. |
Σισυφος |
Sisuphos |
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9. |
θωραξ |
thōrax |
21. |
’Αφροδιτη |
Aphroditē |
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10. |
μαθηματικα |
mathēmatika |
22. |
’Ωκεανος |
Ōkeanos |
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11. |
μητροπολις |
mētropolis |
23. |
Εὐριπιδης |
Euripidēs |
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12. |
φαινομενον |
phainomenon |
24. |
‘Ομηρος |
Homēros |
| B. |
1. |
barbaros |
βαρβαρος |
13. |
arakhnophobia |
ἀραχνοφοβια |
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2. |
katharsis |
καθαρσις |
14. |
kharaktēr |
χαρακτηρ |
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3. |
aretē |
ἀρετη |
15. |
exēgēsis |
ἐξηγησις |
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4. |
mimēsis |
μιμησις |
16. |
orkhēstra |
ὀρχηστρα |
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5. |
turannos |
τυραννος |
17. |
prōton |
πρωτον |
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6. |
moira |
μοιρα |
18. |
phusikon |
φυσικον |
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7. |
aristeia |
ἀριστεια |
19. |
hubris |
ὑβρις |
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8. |
parenthesis |
παρενθεσις |
20. |
Sophoklēs |
Σοφοκλης |
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9. |
antithesis |
ἀντιθεσις |
21. |
Gorgias |
Γοργιας |
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10. |
katastrophē |
καταστροφη |
22. |
Dēmosthenēs |
Δημοσθενης |
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11. |
rhododendron |
ῥοδοδενδρον |
23. |
Alexandros |
’Αλεξανδρος |
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12. |
xenophobia |
ξενοφοβια |
24. |
Hellēspontos |
‘Ελλησποντος |
§108. Exercises, Chapter 16
| A. |
1. |
‘ΕΛΛΑΣ |
Hellas (= Greece) |
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2. |
ΖΕΥΣ |
Zeus |
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3. |
ΔΗΜΗΤΗΡ |
Dēmētēr |
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4. |
‘ΗΡΟΔΟΤΟΣ |
Hērodotos (L Herodotus) |
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5. |
ΣΑΠΦΩ |
Sapphō |
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6. |
ΚΥΚΛΩΨ |
Kuklōps (L Cyclops) |
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7. |
ΠΑΝΔΩΡΑ |
Pandōra |
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8. |
’ΗΧΩ |
Ēkhō (L Echo) |
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9. |
ΝΑΡΚΙΣΣΟΣ |
Narkissos (L Narcissus) |
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10. |
’ΙΗΣΟΥΣ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ |
Iēsous Khristos (L Iesus Christus) |
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11. |
ΜΑΘΘΑΙΟΣ |
Maththaios (L Matthaeus) |
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12. |
ΜΑΡΚΟΣ |
Markos (L. Marcus) |
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13. |
ΛΟΥΚΑΣ |
Loukas (L Lucas) |
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14. |
’ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣ |
Iōannēs (L Iohannes) |
| B. |
1. |
σταδιον |
stadium |
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2. |
ἀμοιβη |
amoeba |
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3. |
Βακχος |
Bacchus |
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4. |
γαγγραινα |
gangraena |
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5. |
Οἰδιπους |
Oedipus |
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6. |
κρανιον |
cranium |
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7. |
Δαιδαλος |
Daedalus |
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8. |
Λιβυη |
Libya |
§112. Exercises, Chapter 17
| A. |
1. |
anthropology |
ἀνθρωπος |
human being |
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2. |
geometry |
γη |
earth |
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3. |
demography |
δημος |
people |
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4. |
theosophy |
θεος |
god |
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5. |
ecology |
οἰκος |
house |
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6. |
ophthalmology |
ὀφθαλμος |
eye |
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7. |
organology |
ὀργανον |
instrument |
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8. |
cardiography |
καρδια |
heart |
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9. |
technocracy |
τεχνη |
skill |
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10. |
zoology |
ζωον |
animal |
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11. |
psychometric |
ψοχη |
breath, spirit, soul |
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12. |
osteopathy |
ὀστεον |
bone |
| B. |
1. |
etymology |
true study |
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2. |
chronometry |
time measurement |
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3. |
bibliomania |
book madness |
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4. |
economy |
house(hold) law |
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5. |
telescopy |
far viewing |
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6. |
oligarchy |
rule by the few |
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7. |
necromancy |
corpse divination |
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8. |
philosophy |
love of wisdom |
§122. Exercises, Chapter 19
| A. |
1. |
palaeolithic |
neolithic |
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2. |
polygamous |
monogamous |
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3. |
orthodox |
heterodox |
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4. |
cacophony |
euphony |
| B. |
1. |
autodidact |
self-taught |
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2. |
orthodontist |
tooth-straightener |
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3. |
isochromatic |
equal in colour |
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4. |
heterophyllous |
other-leafed |
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5. |
macropterous |
having long wings |
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6. |
polydactylism |
(too) many fingers |
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7. |
neophyte |
new grown, newly planted |
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8. |
panacea |
all-healing, cure-all |
| C. |
1. |
stereophonic |
< G stere-o-phon-ic: stere– (στερεος, “solid”) + –o– (connecting vowel) + –phon– (φωνη, “voice”) + –ic (adj. suffix -ικος) |
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2. |
megalomania |
< G megal-o-mania: megal– (μεγας, “big”) + –o– (connecting vowel) + –mania (μανια, madness) |
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3. |
heterogamy |
< G heter-o-gamy: heter– (ἑτερος, “other”) + –o– (connecting vowel) + –gamy (γαμος, marriage) |
§130. Exercises, Chapter 20
| A. |
1. |
hexameter |
< G hexa– (six) + –meter (measure); “having six measures” |
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2. |
tripod |
< G tri– (three) + –pod (foot); “having three feet” |
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3. |
quadrangle |
< L quadr– (four) + –angle (corner); “having four corners” |
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4. |
octahedron |
< G octa– (eight) + –hedron (base); “having eight bases” |
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5. |
duplicate |
< L du-(two) + –plic- (fold) + –ate (perf. part.); “folded in two” |
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6. |
hemisphere |
< G hemi– (half) + –sphere (ball); “a half ball” |
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7. |
millennium |
< L mill– (thousand) + –ennium (year period); “1000 years” |
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8. |
quinquefoliate |
< L quinque– (five) + –foliate (having leaves); “five leafed” |
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9. |
dyarchy |
< G dy– (two) + –archy (rule); “rule by two” |
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10. |
sexagenarian |
< L sexagen– (sixty) + –arian ; “someone in their sixties” |
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Nb. |
These are schematic analyses only, providing a minimum of information. |
| B. |
1. |
polychrome |
< G poly-chrome: poly- (πολυ-, “many”) + -chrome (χρωμα, “colour”) |
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2. |
leukemia |
< G leuk-em-ia: leuk- (λευκ-, “white”) + -em- (αἱμα, “blood”) + -ia (noun suffix) |
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3. |
trigonometry |
< G tri-gon-o-metry: tri- (τρι-, “three”) + -gon- (γων-, “angle”) + -o- (connecting vowel) + -metry (-μετρια, “measurement”) |
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4. |
geomorphology |
< G ge-o-morph-o-logy: ge- (γη, “earth”) + -o- (connecting vowel) + -morph- (μορφη, “form”) + -o- (connecting vowel) + -logy (-λογια, “study”) |
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5. |
photophobia |
< G phot-o-phobia: phot- (φως, φωτ-, “light”) + -o- (connecting vowel) + -phobia (-φοβια, “fear”) |
