greek: syn– (together or with)
syn–
latincon- (together or with)ad- (to, towards)
latin
con- (together or with)
con-
ad- (to, towards)
ad-
Note: syn- becomes sym- before b, m and p
syn-
sym-
synagogue: temple or place of worship where all Jews are “led together”.
synagogue
symbiosis: a process by which dissimilar organisms live together in close association, each in some way helping, and getting help form the other.
symbiosis
symbiotic (Adj)
symbiotic
symphony: etymologically refers to a musical composition in which the sounds of all the instruments are in harmony together.
symphony
symphonic (Adj)
symphonic
symmetry: similarity of shape on both side
symmetry
symmetric or symmetrical (Adj)
symmetric
symmetrical
syndrome: a group of symptoms that occur together in a certain disease.
syndrome
root: [ dromes (a running) ]
hippodrome: a place in ancient Greece in which horse and chariot races were run.
hippodrome
hippopotamus: (a pachyderm)
hippopotamus
Copyroot: Hippos + Potamos (horse) (river)
root: Hippos + Potamos (horse) (river)
painstaking(ly) [Adj]: done with or employing great care and thoroughness
painstaking(ly)
eluded (v): escape from or avoid ( a danger, enemy, or pursuer), typically in a skillful or cunning way.
eluded
piccalilli: a pickle of chopped vegetables, mustard and hot spices
piccalilli
( pickle + chilli )
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