Produce, Product, Reduce, Seduce, Subdue, Viaduct

LIST #3 duct/duc (lead) abduct, aqueduct, conducive, conduct, conductor, conduit, deduce, deduction, duct, ductile, educate, induce, inducted, Latin produce, product, reduce, seduce, subdue, viaduct ex/ef/e (out) exit, expel, exclaim, egress, emit, evict, excerpt, exonerate, exorbitant, expand, expatriate, expect, expedient, expedite, Latin expel, expire, extricate, efface, effervescence, efficient, effluent, effort, educate, eject, elucidate, emancipate, evident ex/ec/e (out) exodus, exorcism, exotic, eccentric, eclectic, ecclesiastical, eclipse, eclogue, ecstasy Greek fer (carry) aquifer, circumference, confer, conference, conifer, defer, deferential, deferment, difference, differentiate, ferry, fertile, infer Latin interfere, Jennifer, Lucifer, odoriferous, offer, omniferous, prefer, proffer, refer, referee, reference, referral, suffer, transfer, vociferous hema/hemo (blood) hemal, hematic, hematite, hematogenesis, hematology, hematoma, hemoglobin, hemolysis, hemophilia, hemorrhage, hemorrhoids, hemostat Greek homo /hom/homeo (same) homeopathy, homeostasis, homocentric, homograph, homogeneous, homophone, homosexual Greek homo/hom/hum (man) homage, hombre, homicide, hominid, Homo erectus, Homo sapiens, human, humane, humanism, humanity, inhumane Latin hydro/hydr (water) dehydrate, hydra, hydrant, hydrate, hydraulic, hydrocephalic, hydrangea, hydrogen, hydroplane, hydroponics Greek hypo/hyp (under) hyphen, hypochondria, hypocrite, hypocrisy, hypodermic, hypotenuse, hypothermia, hypothesis, hypothetical Greek micro/micr (small) microbe, microbiology, microcosm, microfilm, Mirconesia, microorganism, micron, microphone, microscope, microwave Greek mono/mon (one) monarch, monastery, monk, monocle, monogamous, monogram, monolith, monologue, monomaniac, monotonous, monopoly Greek neuro/neur (nerve) neural, neuralgia, neuritis, neuralgia, neurology, neuron, neurosis, neurosurgeon, neurotic Greek omni (all) omnibus, omnidirectional, omnifarious, omniferous, omnificent, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, omnivorous Latin pan (all) panacea, panAmerican, pancreas, pandemic, pandemonium, Pandora, panorama, panic, pantheism, pantheon, pantomime Greek pend/pens (hang) append, appendage, appendectomy, appendix, compendium, compensate, depend, dispensary, expend, expenditure, expensive, impend, Latin indespensable, pendant, pending, pendulum, pension, penthouse, perpendicular, propensity, recompense, suspension, suspend, suspenders penta (five) pentacle, pentagon, pentagram, pentahedron, pentameter, pentarchy, pentathlon, Pentecost Greek phon (sound) cacophony, earphone, euphony, homophone, megaphone, microphone, phonetic, phonics, phonograph, symphony, telephone, xylophone Greek photo (light) photocell, photocopy, photoelectric, photogenic, photograph, photon, photosensitive, photosynthesis Greek poly (many) polyandry, polyester, polygamy, polyglot, polygon, polygraph, Polynesia, polyp Greek proto/prot (first) protagonist, protein, protocol, proton, proto-language, protoplasm, prototype, Protozoa Greek pseudo (false) pseudoevent, pseudomorphic, pseudonym, pseudopod, pseudoscience Greek re/red (again) react, recant, recapitulate, recede, receipt, receive, recite, reclaim, recline, recluse, recognition, recommend, recount, recur, recycle, reduce, Latin redundancy, reduplicate, refer, reflect, reflex, refrigerator, refuge, refuse, refute, regenerate, reject, rejuvenate, relax, reluctant, remedial, remedy, remember, reminisce, renovate, repatriate, repel, replicate, reply, report, repudiate, repugnant, repulse, resident, residue, resuscitate, revive spec/spic/spect (look) aspect, auspices, auspicious, circumspect, despicable, despise, Episcopal, espionage, expect, inspect, introspective, perspective, Latin perspicacious, prospect, respect, respective, respite, retrospect, special, species, specific, specify, specimen, specious, spectacle, specter, spectrum, speculate, speculative, spite, spy, suspect, suspicion tele/tel (far) telecast, telegram, telegraphic, telekinesis, telepathy, telephone, teleport, teleprompter, telescope, Telstar, telethon, television, telex Greek tomy/tom (cut) anatomy, atom, appendectomy, colostomy, dichotomy, epitome, lobotomy, tonsillectomy, tracheotomy Greek vid/vis/view/vey (look) advice, advise, clairvoyant, déjà vu, envision, envy, evidence, improvidence, improvise, interview, invidious, invisible, jurisprudence, Latin preview, prevision, provide, provident, provisional, prudence, purvey, review, revise, revisit, revue, supervise, surveillance, survey, televise, video, view, visa, visage, vision, visionary, visit, visor, vista, visual viv (life) bon vivant, convivial, nonviable, revival, revive, survival, viable, viand, victual, viva, vivacious, vivid, viviparous, vivisection Latin