TOEFL English Vocabulary Lists
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lapinskicho on 2011-5-26
Words with prefix "ex" and "extra" (87)
"ex" means out/outside, "extra" means outside/except/without, both originate from Latin.
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lapinskicho on 2011-4-29
Words with prefix "dia" (10)
"Dia" means through or between, originates from Greek.
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lapinskicho on 2011-4-24
Word with prefix "contra" "contro" or "counter" (14)
contra- contro- and counter- mean "against" (from Latin)
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lapinskicho on 2011-4-23
Words with prefix "circum" (9)
"Circum" originates from Latin, meaning "around."
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lapinskicho on 2011-4-18
Words with prefix "cata" (5)
"Cata" comes from Greek, meaning downward or completely.
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lapinskicho on 2011-4-15
Words with prefix "ab" or "abs" (23)
"ab" or "abs" originates from Latin, with meanings "away" or "from."
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lapinskicho on 2011-3-11
Words with root "stru" or "struct" (11)
Root stru or struct originates from Latin verb struere and its past participle structus, meaning build.
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lapinskicho on 2011-2-9
Words with root "duc" or "duct" (20)
it originates from Latin verb dūcere, meaning "lead"
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lapinskicho on 2011-1-25
Words with prefix "sym" or "syn" (14)
Prefix "sym" or "syn" originates from Greek, meaning with or together with. The prefix can also be "sy" or "syl" in spelling.
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lapinskicho on 2011-1-23
Words with root "cred" (16)
cred originates from Latin word crēdere, means "to believe."
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lapinskicho on 2011-1-14
Words with root "grad" or "gress" (17)
"grad" and "gress" are originated from Latin verb gradus/gressus, meaning to walk or to advance.
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lapinskicho on 2011-1-8
Words with root "cur" (9)
Root "cur" is originated from Latin word "cūrāre", means care, cure or manage.
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lapinskicho on 2011-1-5
Words with root "dia" (10)
dia is a root word originated from Greek, meaning "through" or "between".
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on 2010-6-7
Phrasal verbs L-M (20)
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on 2010-6-7
Phrasal verbs H-K (13)
