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şüphesiz ki yolu kelime öğrenmekten geçer. bunu kolaylaştırmanın bir yolu var mıdır peki? şüphesiz aşağıdaki liste buna faydalı olacaktır. ingilizce üzerindeki latince etkisi sayesinde kelimeleri gruplar halinde daha kolay öğrenebilirsiniz..burada bunun yüzlerce örneği var. bunu yapan bir arkadaşımızın mesajını paylaşıyorum:

"selamlar. mart yds’den 72.5 aldım kelime videolarınızı izleyerek e-yds’yi 88,75’e çıkarttım. emeklerinize sağlık"

sorularınız ve daha fazlası için turunculandırınız.

seninle muhatap mı olurum ben dersen:

(ab) için tıkla!:
(ad1) için tıkla!:
(ad2) için tıkla!:
(ambi) için tıkla!:
(bi) için tıkla!:
(ced) için tıkla!:
(cept1) için tıkla!:
(cept2) için tıkla!:
(cid/cis1) için tıkla!:
(cid/cis2) için tıkla!:

latince/yunanca kökenleri nedeniyle kelime çalışırken göz önüne alabileceğiniz bazı ön/son eklere köklere ve eş / zıt anlamlı kelimelere örnekler.
1. ab (away): abnormal, abuse, abhor, abandon, abduct, abolish, absent, abort, abrupt, absurd, absolutely, abdicate, absorb, abrasive, aberrant, abstract, abstain, abject, aboriginal, abomination

2. ad/af/a/ag (to, towards): addict, admit, admire, advertise, adhere, adjust, adapt, adopt, adept, adventure, advisor, advice, advance, address, administer, adverse, advocate, adore, adult, lead, afford, aspire, paramount, allow, allocate, agent; agile, attention

3. ambi, amphi(both, on both/all sides): ambidextrous, ambiguous, ambition, ambush, amphibian, ambiance, ambivalence, ambivert, ambilateral

4. ant: (before): antecedent, ancient, ancestor, anticipate, antique

5. bi (two, twice): biceps, bicycle, bipedal, bilingual, binoculars, bicentennial, bilateral, biannual, bisexual, bias, bigamy, combine, bipartisan bipolar

6. ced (go, move, give, yield): proceed, procedure, exceed, precede, access, intercede, recede, succeed, antecedent, unprecedented, secede, supercede, deceased

7. cept (taken, seized): accept, contraceptive, except, exceptional, deception (deceive), perception (perceive), reception (receive), intercept, concept, conceive, inception, susceptible, capture, capacity, cable, catch, chase, cater, occupy, anticipate, participate, recover, recuperate, emancipate

8. cid/cis (cut, kill): herbicide, insecticide, fungicide, homicide, patricide, matricide, genocide, fratricide, infanticide, suicide decide, concise, scissors, caesarean, incise, excise, precise, circumcise, chiselled, accident, incident, coincidence, deciduous, cadaver

9. clud/clus (shut, close): close, claustrophobia, cluster, conclude, conclusive, disclose, exclude, exclusive, include, preclude, recluse, seclude

10. co(l,m,n,r) (with, together, mutual): accommodate, coalition, coherent, coincidence, collaborate, collapse, collect, collide, collocation, colony, combat, combination, combine, commemorate, commerce, committee, communicate, communicable, communal, companion, company, (accompany) compare, compensate, compete, comply, compile, comprehend, compose, concerted, concord, conduct, confer, configuration, congregate, connect, consensus, consistent, conspire, consult, constellation constitute, continue, contract, contribute, convene, conversation, convert, coexist, , confide, conform, cooperate, coordinate, correlation, correspond

11. co(l,m,n,r) - (completely, thoroughly): commodity, compact, complement, complete, complicate, component, compose, comprise, , comprehend, comprehensive, compulsive conceal, concede, conceive, concentrate, concept, concern, concise, conclude, concurrent, condescend, condition, conducive, confide, confidential, confirm, confiscate, confine, conflict, confuse, congratulate, connect, conquer, conscience, conscious, conscript, consequence, conserve, consider, consolidate, constant, contagious, contaminate, contemplate, contemporary, context, convey, convict, convince, cooperate, coordinate, corrupt, contribute, construct, constrain, consume, contain, content, contentious, context, contemporary, confident, conceal, concerted,

12. (off,from,down, un): derivdeactivate, debate, debase, debug, debunk, decaffeinated, decapitate, decarbonize, decay, decelerate, decentralize, decimate, decipher, declassify, decline, decode, decompose, decompress, deconstruct, decrease, decriminalise, deduce, default, defeat, defect, deforestation, defrost, defuse, defy, degrade, delay, delist, delude, demise, demolish, demote, demystify, denounce, depose, depress, deprive, derail, deride, derive, desecrate, desensitize, despair, destabilize, destroy, destruct, detain, deteriorate, detract, devastate, devalue, deviate

13. di/dif (two, double, twofold, apart): different, distinct, dispense, distinguish, dilemma, dialect, dialogue, discuss, diverge, distant, digest, individual, disperse, diffuse

14. dict/dic(say): addict, verdict, predict, contradict, dedicate, predicament, dictate, dictionary, diction, dictator, jurisdiction, indicate, benedict, indictment

15. dis(apart/not): distant, distract, disrupt, disorder, disappear, disease, disadvantage, dislocate, disband, discomfort, dissident, disparate, (in)discrete, demise, discrepancy, disdain, dispel, dissuade, (in)dispensable, discriminate, dispute, discover, dismiss, dishearten, disseminate, discern, disarray, predisposition, dispose, disorder, discussion, displace, dislocate, dissolve

16. e/ex(out): exceed, exit, eject, extend, exclude, emit, emigrate, eradicate, evident (evidence), evade, erode, emerge, expand, expatriate, expose, exploit, extort, export, expedition, exhibit, except, explore, excel(lent), express, expire, exile, exhume, exert, excite, exaggerate, excavate, examine, ecstasy, eccentric

17. en (put into, cover with): enable, encage, encircle, encode, encourage, encrypt, endanger, engulf, enjoy, enlighten, envelope, encompass, enhance

18. fer (carry (across)): transfer, defer, ferry (boat), suffer, different, refer, prefer, fertile, fruit, infer, referendum, circumference, vociferous, coniferous, proliferate, confer(ance), interfere, offer, fermentation, lucifer

19. flu(flow, stream, glow): influenza, influence, flux, fluent, fluid, flow, affluent, superfluous, fluctuate

20. fore (before" in time, place, or order): forecast, foresee, foretell, foreword, foreman, forefront, forehead, foregone, foreshadow, forewarn, forefather, forethought, forerunner, forestall, forelimb

21. fort (strong, vigorous, powerful): fort, force, fortress, fortification, fortitude, reinforce, effort, comfortable, fortune, (unfortunately)

22. frail, fract, frag (break; shatter): fractal, fraction, fracture, fragment, frail, refract, suffrage, freak, fragile

23. gest (bear, carry): ingest, digest, disgust, congest, suggest, indigestion, gesture, gastronomy, gastritis

24. inter (between, within, among): internet, interconnected, international, intersection, intercept, intermittent, interrupt, interact, intertwined, intervene, interdependent, interior/ internal, intern, international, interpret, intersection, interject, entertain, interchangeable, interesting, interrogate, interview

25. ject (throw): project, object, subject, inject, reject, interject, jet, trajectory, eject, conjecture

26. lumin (light): illustrate, illustrious, illuminate, illusion, bio-luminescence, aluminum, luminosity

27. mis (wrong): misadjust, misalign, misapply, misbehave, miscalculate, mischarge, miscommunicate, misdirect, misfire, misfit, misgovern, misguide, mishap, misinform, misinterpret, misjudge, mislabel, mislead, misplace, misprint, misquote, misread, misrepresent, misspell, mistake, mistime, mistreat, mistrust, misuse

28. mit (send out) omit, dismiss, permit, submit, commit, demise, submissive, surmise, transmit, promise, admit

29. ob (towards, in the way): obey, obligation, oblivious, obliterate, obsess, obsolete, obstacle, observe, object, obstruct, obstinate, obvious, obnoxious

30. out (more, better): outdo, outperform, outweigh, outnumber, outdure, outmaneouvre, outlast, outpace, outrun

31. over(more than necessary): overachieve, overanalyse, overapply, overbalance, overburden, overbuy, overcharge, overcook, overdose, overdo, overeat, overemphasize, overestimate, overfeed, overgeneralize, overheat, overindulge, overinflate, overinvest, overload, overlook, overpay, overpower, overprice, overproduce, overprotect, overrate, overreact, overrule, oversensitive, overshare, oversimplify, oversleep, overspend, overstate, overstimulate, overstretch, overtake, overthink, overuse, overvalue, overwhelm, overwrite, overrule, override

32. patr (father): patron, perpetrate, paternal, patriarchy, patriot, compatriot, expatriate

33. ped/pod (foot): pedestrian, expedition, expedite, stampede, pedal, impede, orthopedy, bipedal, centipede, tripod, podium, pawn, pioneer

34. pel (push): repel, repellent, dispel, propel, propeller appeal, expel, impel, compel, compelling

35. per (through): permission, perspire, perish, permeable, pervasive, person, periscope, perceive, pertain

36. per (thoroughly/continue): perfect, perfection, imperfection, perceive, imperceptible, persist, persistence, perceptible, persuade, persuasion, persevere, perpetual, perplex, perpetrate, persecute, perennial, permanent, permafrost, perform

37. port (carry): import, export, report, portable, important, transport, deport, portfolio, support, opportunity, proportion, teleport, portray, purport, portion, portal

38. pos (put, place): propose, dispose, expose, compose, impose, decompose, oppose, predisposition, suppose, purpose, pose

39. pre/pri (before): previous, predict, prevent, precise, prepare, precaution, prefer, preside(nt), preside, prejudiced, prescribe, preposition, presuppose, presume, present, premature, predisposition, preserve, prestige, prerequisite, preview, preclude, precious, precursor, predator, premium, preach (teach), precede, pregnant, premiere, predate, prenatal

40. prime (first): primal, primary, principle, primitive, prince, primate, primordial, primate, primeval

41. pro (forward, for, good, in favour of): progress, proceed (procedure), professional, propel, promote, promise, procrastinate, produce, pronoun, probable, procure, proficient, project, prolong, program, provoke, proclivity, proponent, prosperity, proceed (process), profit, prohibit, propagate, propose, compromise, prognose, protrude

42. rupt (break): interrupt, disrupt, corrupt, rupture, erupt, bankrupt, abrupt

43. se (apart): secret, select, separate, sever, segregate, seclude, secure, secrete, seduce

44. sect (cut): insect, segment, section, sector, intersect, dissect, vasectomy, secular

45. sist (ere)(stand): insist, resist, persist, consist, assist

46. spect, spic (see): aspect, respect, suspect, inspect, spectate, spectacular, conspicuous, expect, perspective, prospect, despicable, speculate

47. stat, stit (stand): stop, status, statement, institute, stagnation, strict, structure, stare, sturdy, strong, stunning, statue, station, stable, strata, stay, style, still, stick, stigmatize, standard, strike, stapler, stubborn, strangulate, stain, stone, stranded, stern

48. struct (build): construct, constructive, instruct, destruct, indestructible, infrastructure, superstructure, obstruct

49. su (b,r,f) (underneath, lower, below): subconscious, subjugate, subliminal, submarine, submerge, submissive, substance, substantial, subordinate, subsidiary, subscribe, substitute, subsidize, subtle, subsequent, suggest, support, surreal, surrogate, surveillance, sufficient, suffer, suffocate

50. sur (over, above): pressure, surmount, surface, surpass, survive, surveillance, survey, surround, insurrection, resurrection, surplus, surge, surrender

51. tenere (hold, time): certain, captain, chieftain, pertain, ascertain, detain, maintain, retain, sustain, contain, stain, obtain, attain, abstain, simultaneous, instantaneous, temporary, contemporary, tenure, taint, mountain, curtain, extend, fountain, spontaneous, continue, tension, attend

52. test (witness, proof, indicator): attest, contest, protest, testament, testify, testimony, testicle

53. tract (drag, pull): attractive, distract, extract, contract, intractable, tractor, abstract, retract, protract, detract, subtract, traction

54. tribut (divided, granted, given credit): contribute, attribute, retribute, distribute, tribute, tributary

55. under (less, lower, not enough, beneath, or below): underachieve, underactive, underappreciated, undercooked, underdeveloped, undereducated, underestimate, underfunded, underinformed, underpaid, underperform, underprepared, underprivileged, underrated, underrepresented, underresourced, understatement, undersupplied, undervalued, underweight,

56. uni(one): union, uniform, unity, unite, unit, unilateral, unanimous, unique

57. vent (come): circumvent, advent, event, eventual, intervention, invent, prevent, venture, adventure, convene (convention), convenient, ventilate

58. vis/vid (see): visa, (in)visible, visit, envision, video, evident, evidence, vision, visionary, vista, visor, visual, provide, providential, advice, improvise, revise, supervise, vivid, avid

59. vert (turn): invert, revert, irreversible, divert, convert, pervert, advertisement, vertigo, introvert, extrovert, vertebrae, vertical, avert, inadvertently, controversial, versatile, version, diversity, diversify, traverse, universe, anniversary

60. via (way): deviant, devious, obviate, trivial, via, viable, viaduct, envoy, convoy, previous, trivial, voyage, always, away, convey, vehicle, vehement, impervious

61. wal (strong): valuable, valor, valid, prevalent, equivalent, ambivalence, interval, valiant, wall, chivalry

62. antonyms: complete x deplete, increase x decrease, ascend x descend, import x export, malign x benign, explicit x implicit, exterior x interior, repair x impair, attract x distract, absent x present, sufficient x deficient, extrovert x introvert, arrive x derive, promote x demote, appreciate x depreciate, attach x detach, defend x offend, announce x denounce, decrypt x encrypt, proponent x opponent, proceed x recede, construct x destruct, inflate x deflate, dissuade x persuade, encourage x discourage, associate x dissociate,

there are 1,029 unique words in this list, ignoring duplicates.