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The root word is chrono, originating from the Greek, meaning or relating to time.
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Chron/chrono is a root word that means time. It comes from the Greek Titan Cronos. (He controlled time.) He was the father of Zeus and the five other eldest gods. (Poseidon, Hades, Hestia, Hera, & Demeter.) The root word log/logo means thought, word, speech, or order. The suffix -ic means pertaining to and the suffix -al also means pertaining to. This means that chronological means "relating to the order of time."
What part of speech is chronological?
The word 'chronological' is an adjective. Only verbs have tenses.
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Put the events in chronological order.
Words with root chrono?
What I've learned is The root word for 'Chrono' is time, I hope this helps!
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