Anthropos is Ancient Greek for "man; human being."
Anthropos sometimes is explained as a compound of aner "man" and ops (genitive case of opos) "eye, face;" so literally translating as "he who has the face of a man."
Anthropos is Greek for man. Ology is Greek for "the study of". Thus, anthropology = the study of man.
Anthropology comes from Greek, not Latin, roots: anthropos, "man", and logia, "study" (related to logos, "word").
Anthropos is Greek for man.
Άνθρωπος = human
Anthropo (Άνθρωπος)= human
Anthropo- from the Greek anthropos meaning human being
Anthropo- from the Greek anthropos meaning human being
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Yes it is a Greek root, it means join, unite, or connet
anthropomorphize is a word
It's not a Latin root, it's Greek. Angelos in Greek simply means messenger.
The Greek root meaning to place or put is thesis or thet.
The root is actually Latin and means "do".the root fac means to do or make. One common word with this root, is factory.
the root is trolo it means das empore that translates to empire
The word "hyperglycemia", from the Greek root glyk, meaning sweet.
The ancient Greek word arche (αρχή) means "beginning".