Classical Studies 2800A/B Study Guide - Myriapoda, Triptych, Dodecagon

• School: Western University
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: Classical Studies 2800A/B
• Professor: David Lamari

Document Summary

10. penta ( ve)/athl (athletic contest)/on (noun ending); em - ve athletic contests; mm - 11. tri (three)/kai (and)/deka (ten)/phobia (fear of); em - the fear of three and ten; mm - 12. hendeca (eleven)/syllab (syllable)/ic (characterized by); characterized by eleven. 13. hexa (six)/meter (instrument for measuring); em - instrument for measuring six; mm. 14. tetra (four)/logy (study of); em - the study of four; mm - a group of four related works. 15. hebdomad (seven)/al (characteristic of); em - characteristic of seven; mm - lasted. 16. pent ( ve)/a/gon (angle); em - ve angles, mm - a shape with ve sides/angles. 17. hex (six)/a/gon (angle); em - six angles; mm - a shape with six sides or angles. 18. tetra (four)/hedr (seat, chair, surface)/on (noun ending); em - four surfaces; mm - a. 19. hier (sacred, holy)/o/glyph (carve)/ic (characterized by); em - characterized by. 20. hol (whole, entire)/o/gram (something written or small weight); em - something. 21. hol (whole, entire)/o/graph (write, record); em - the write entirely; mm - something.