Anglo-Saxon/ Latin/ Greek root words

	anglo-saxon on, in, in a state of
	anglo-saxon against, back
	anglo-saxon all around, on all sides, thoroughly
	anglo-saxon affect with, cover with
	anglo-saxon cause to be
	anglo-saxon way, manner
	anglo-saxon dignity, office, realm, state of being, those having the character of
	anglo-saxon full of the thing or quality denoted in the first part of the word
	anglo-saxon one pertaining to or concerned with whatever is denoted in the first part of the word
	anglo-saxon little
	latin break, burst
	latin killing, killer
	latin bind, draw tight
	latin eat greedily
	latin live, alive
	latin twist
	latin conquer, show conclusively
	latin break
	latin all, every, everywhere
	latin bend
	latin hold, keep
	latin warn
	latin order, command, commit
	latin believe
	latin faith, trust
	latin pleasant, thank, favor
	latin death
	latin body
	latin lead, conduct, draw
	latin follow
	latin run
	latin step, walk, go
	latin foot
	latin touch
	latin seize, grasp
	latin throw, cast
	latin vertical, inverse
	latin send
	latin speak, talk
	latin bearing, producing, yielding
	greek fear, dislike, aversion
	greek loving, fond of
	greek hate
	greek bad, ill, difficult
	greek good, well, advantageous
	greek large, long
	greek small, minute
	greek not, without
	greek one, single, alone
	greek many
	greek science, study, account
	greek life
	greek cutting, operation of incision
	greek foot
	greek one and the same, like
	greek different
	greek over, above, beyond the ordinary
	greek under, beneath, less than the ordinary
	greek within
	greek out of, outside
	greek rule
	greek earth, ground
	greek feeling, suffering, disease
	greek form
	greek around, about, near, enclosing