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Cisatlantic, Cis-Jordan, cisalpine, ciscaucasian.
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What does the root word for cis mean?
It is a Latin root that means "to cut". Words like Scissor, Incisor, and incision are all related to cutting
What is indicated of the prefix cis- and trans-?
The type of stereoisomer
What is indicated by the prefixes cis- and trans?
The type of stereoisomer
What are the various CIS languages?
There are roughly 10 Slavic languages the ( CIS ) Commonwealth of Independent States. They are Azerbaijan, Russian, Belarussian, Georgian, Kazakh, Kirgiz, Moldavian, Tadj, Turkmen, Ukrainian, and Uzb.
List of Latin words deum with English derivatives?
Latin nouns and adjectivesCitation formDeclining stemMeaningEnglish derivativeacerbusacerb-bitteracerbicacētumacēt-vinegaraceticaedificiumaedifici-buildingedificealaceralacr-quickalacrityalbusalb-whitealbino, albumaliusali-otheralias, alienanimaanim-soul, lifeanimal, animateanimusanim-mind, angeranimosityannusann-yearannual, annuityānserānser-gooseanserineaquaaqu-wateraquamarine, aquaticaudāxaudāc-brave, boldaudaciousaurisaur-earauralavisavi-birdavian, aviarybellumbell-warantebellum, bellicose, belligerencebonus- melior- optimusbon-- melior-- optim-good- better- bestbonus- ameliorate- optimistbōsbov-cow, oxbovinebutyrumbutyr-butterbutyriccalxcalc-stonecalculuscaniscan-dogcanid, caninecervīxcervīc-neckcervical, cervixcīviscīv-citizencivil, civilianclāviculaclāvicul-little keyclavicleconiūnxconiug-spouseconjugalcornūcorn-hornCapricorn, unicorndeusde-goddeity, deificationdiēsdiē-daydiary, quotidiandiscipulusdiscipul-studentdiscipledominusdomin-lorddominion, dominate, domaindomusdom-housedomestic, domicileequusequ-horseequestrianfalxfalc-sicklefalcatefēlēsfēl-catfelinefēlixfēlic-happyfelicity, felicitationsfēminafēmin-womanfeminine, effeminatefīliusfīli-sonaffiliation, filialfīnisfīni-limitfinal, infiniteflōsflōr-flowerfloral, floristfoliumfoli-leaffoliage, folio, portfoliofōrmafōrm-form, shape, beautyformal, informationforsfort-luckfortune, fortuitousfortisfort-strengtheffort, fortify, fortitudefrāterfrātr-brotherfraternity, fratricidefrōnsfront-foreheadfront, frontalfrūxfrūg-fruitfrugalfūmusfūm-smokefumegenusgen-birth, offspring, creationgeneration, genuinehomōhomin-man (human being)hominidignisign-fireignite, ignitionīnsulaīnsul-islandinsulate, peninsulaiūdexiūdic-judgejudge, judicial, adjudicateiūsiūr-right, lawjustice, jurisdictionlacrimalacrim-tearlachrymoselēxlēg-lawlegal, allegedlūnalūn-moonlunar, lunaticlupuslup-wolflupinemagistermagistr-mastermagistratemagnus- māior- maximusmagn-- māior-- maxim-big- bigger- biggestmagnitude- major- maximummalus- peior-pessimusmal-- peior-- pessimbad- worse- worstmalevolence, malice, malignant-pejorative-pessimistmanusmanu-hand, band of menmanual, manuscriptmaremar-seamarine, maritimemātermātr-mothermatron, maternalmoramor-delaymoratoriumnihilnihil-nothingnil, nihilism, annihilatenoxnoct-nightnocturnaloculusocul-eyeinoculate, ocularonusoner-loadexonerate, onuspaterpatr-fatherpatron, paternalpavīmentumpavīment-groundpavementpēsped-footpedestrianprior- prīmusprior-- prīm-former- firstpriority- primepulcherpulchr-beautifulpulchritudepunctumpun(c)t-pointpunctuation, punctual, contrapuntalrēxrēg-kingregalrūsrūr-farmrural, rusticsinistersinistr-leftsinisterterraterr-landterrain, terrestrialundaund-waveundulate, inundateurbsurb-citysuburb, urbanursusurs-bearursinevehiculumvehicul-wagonvehicle, vehicularvērusver-truthveracity, verify, verityvīllavill-country housevillage, villavirvir-man (male person)virilevulpēsvulp-foxvulpineLatin nouns and adjectivesCitation formDeclining stemMeaningEnglish derivativeacerbusacerb-bitteracerbicacētumacēt-vinegaraceticaedificiumaedifici-buildingedificealaceralacr-quickalacrityalbusalb-whitealbino, albumaliusali-otheralias, alienanimaanim-soul, lifeanimal, animateanimusanim-mind, angeranimosityannusann-yearannual, annuityānserānser-gooseanserineaquaaqu-wateraquamarine, aquaticaudāxaudāc-brave, boldaudaciousaurisaur-earauralavisavi-birdavian, aviarybellumbell-warantebellum, bellicose, belligerencebonus- melior- optimusbon-- melior-- optim-good- better- bestbonus- ameliorate- optimistbōsbov-cow, oxbovinebutyrumbutyr-butterbutyriccalxcalc-stonecalculuscaniscan-dogcanid, caninecervīxcervīc-neckcervical, cervixcīviscīv-citizencivil, civilianclāviculaclāvicul-little keyclavicleconiūnxconiug-spouseconjugalcornūcorn-hornCapricorn, unicorndeusde-goddeity, deificationdiēsdiē-daydiary, quotidiandiscipulusdiscipul-studentdiscipledominusdomin-lorddominion, dominate, domaindomusdom-housedomestic, domicileequusequ-horseequestrianfalxfalc-sicklefalcatefēlēsfēl-catfelinefēlixfēlic-happyfelicity, felicitationsfēminafēmin-womanfeminine, effeminatefīliusfīli-sonaffiliation, filialfīnisfīni-limitfinal, infiniteflōsflōr-flowerfloral, floristfoliumfoli-leaffoliage, folio, portfoliofōrmafōrm-form, shape, beautyformal, informationforsfort-luckfortune, fortuitousfortisfort-strengtheffort, fortify, fortitudefrāterfrātr-brotherfraternity, fratricidefrōnsfront-foreheadfront, frontalfrūxfrūg-fruitfrugalfūmusfūm-smokefumegenusgen-birth, offspring, creationgeneration, genuinehomōhomin-man (human being)hominidignisign-fireignite, ignitionīnsulaīnsul-islandinsulate, peninsulaiūdexiūdic-judgejudge, judicial, adjudicateiūsiūr-right, lawjustice, jurisdictionlacrimalacrim-tearlachrymoselēxlēg-lawlegal, allegedlūnalūn-moonlunar, lunaticlupuslup-wolflupinemagistermagistr-mastermagistratemagnus- māior- maximusmagn-- māior-- maxim-big- bigger- biggestmagnitude- major- maximummalus- peior-pessimusmal-- peior-- pessimbad- worse- worstmalevolence, malice, malignant-pejorative-pessimistmanusmanu-hand, band of menmanual, manuscriptmaremar-seamarine, maritimemātermātr-mothermatron, maternalmoramor-delaymoratoriumnihilnihil-nothingnil, nihilism, annihilatenoxnoct-nightnocturnaloculusocul-eyeinoculate, ocularonusoner-loadexonerate, onuspaterpatr-fatherpatron, paternalpavīmentumpavīment-groundpavementpēsped-footpedestrianprior- prīmusprior-- prīm-former- firstpriority- primepulcherpulchr-beautifulpulchritudepunctumpun(c)t-pointpunctuation, punctual, contrapuntalrēxrēg-kingregalrūsrūr-farmrural, rusticsinistersinistr-leftsinisterterraterr-landterrain, terrestrialundaund-waveundulate, inundateurbsurb-citysuburb, urbanursusurs-bearursinevehiculumvehicul-wagonvehicle, vehicularvērusver-truthveracity, verify, verityvīllavill-country housevillage, villavirvir-man (male person)virilevulpēsvulp-foxvulpineLatin nouns and adjectivesCitation formDeclining stemMeaningEnglish derivativeacerbusacerb-bitteracerbicacētumacēt-vinegaraceticaedificiumaedifici-buildingedificealaceralacr-quickalacrityalbusalb-whitealbino, albumaliusali-otheralias, alienanimaanim-soul, lifeanimal, animateanimusanim-mind, angeranimosityannusann-yearannual, annuityānserānser-gooseanserineaquaaqu-wateraquamarine, aquaticaudāxaudāc-brave, boldaudaciousaurisaur-earauralavisavi-birdavian, aviarybellumbell-warantebellum, bellicose, belligerencebonus- melior- optimusbon-- melior-- optim-good- better- bestbonus- ameliorate- optimistbōsbov-cow, oxbovinebutyrumbutyr-butterbutyriccalxcalc-stonecalculuscaniscan-dogcanid, caninecervīxcervīc-neckcervical, cervixcīviscīv-citizencivil, civilianclāviculaclāvicul-little keyclavicleconiūnxconiug-spouseconjugalcornūcorn-hornCapricorn, unicorndeusde-goddeity, deificationdiēsdiē-daydiary, quotidiandiscipulusdiscipul-studentdiscipledominusdomin-lorddominion, dominate, domaindomusdom-housedomestic, domicileequusequ-horseequestrianfalxfalc-sicklefalcatefēlēsfēl-catfelinefēlixfēlic-happyfelicity, felicitationsfēminafēmin-womanfeminine, effeminatefīliusfīli-sonaffiliation, filialfīnisfīni-limitfinal, infiniteflōsflōr-flowerfloral, floristfoliumfoli-leaffoliage, folio, portfoliofōrmafōrm-form, shape, beautyformal, informationforsfort-luckfortune, fortuitousfortisfort-strengtheffort, fortify, fortitudefrāterfrātr-brotherfraternity, fratricidefrōnsfront-foreheadfront, frontalfrūxfrūg-fruitfrugalfūmusfūm-smokefumegenusgen-birth, offspring, creationgeneration, genuinehomōhomin-man (human being)hominidignisign-fireignite, ignitionīnsulaīnsul-islandinsulate, peninsulaiūdexiūdic-judgejudge, judicial, adjudicateiūsiūr-right, lawjustice, jurisdictionlacrimalacrim-tearlachrymoselēxlēg-lawlegal, allegedlūnalūn-moonlunar, lunaticlupuslup-wolflupinemagistermagistr-mastermagistratemagnus- māior- maximusmagn-- māior-- maxim-big- bigger- biggestmagnitude- major- maximummalus- peior-pessimusmal-- peior-- pessimbad- worse- worstmalevolence, malice, malignant-pejorative-pessimistmanusmanu-hand, band of menmanual, manuscriptmaremar-seamarine, maritimemātermātr-mothermatron, maternalmoramor-delaymoratoriumnihilnihil-nothingnil, nihilism, annihilatenoxnoct-nightnocturnaloculusocul-eyeinoculate, ocularonusoner-loadexonerate, onuspaterpatr-fatherpatron, paternalpavīmentumpavīment-groundpavementpēsped-footpedestrianprior- prīmusprior-- prīm-former- firstpriority- primepulcherpulchr-beautifulpulchritudepunctumpun(c)t-pointpunctuation, punctual, contrapuntalrēxrēg-kingregalrūsrūr-farmrural, rusticsinistersinistr-leftsinisterterraterr-landterrain, terrestrialundaund-waveundulate, inundateurbsurb-citysuburb, urbanursusurs-bearursinevehiculumvehicul-wagonvehicle, vehicularvērusver-truthveracity, verify, verityvīllavill-country housevillage, villavirvir-man (male person)virilevulpēsvulp-foxvulpineLatin nouns and adjectivesCitation formDeclining stemMeaningEnglish derivativeacerbusacerb-bitteracerbicacētumacēt-vinegaraceticaedificiumaedifici-buildingedificealaceralacr-quickalacrityalbusalb-whitealbino, albumaliusali-otheralias, alienanimaanim-soul, lifeanimal, animateanimusanim-mind, angeranimosityannusann-yearannual, annuityānserānser-gooseanserineaquaaqu-wateraquamarine, aquaticaudāxaudāc-brave, boldaudaciousaurisaur-earauralavisavi-birdavian, aviarybellumbell-warantebellum, bellicose, belligerencebonus- melior- optimusbon-- melior-- optim-good- better- bestbonus- ameliorate- optimistbōsbov-cow, oxbovinebutyrumbutyr-butterbutyriccalxcalc-stonecalculuscaniscan-dogcanid, caninecervīxcervīc-neckcervical, cervixcīviscīv-citizencivil, civilianclāviculaclāvicul-little keyclavicleconiūnxconiug-spouseconjugalcornūcorn-hornCapricorn, unicorndeusde-goddeity, deificationdiēsdiē-daydiary, quotidiandiscipulusdiscipul-studentdiscipledominusdomin-lorddominion, dominate, domaindomusdom-housedomestic, domicileequusequ-horseequestrianfalxfalc-sicklefalcatefēlēsfēl-catfelinefēlixfēlic-happyfelicity, felicitationsfēminafēmin-womanfeminine, effeminatefīliusfīli-sonaffiliation, filialfīnisfīni-limitfinal, infiniteflōsflōr-flowerfloral, floristfoliumfoli-leaffoliage, folio, portfoliofōrmafōrm-form, shape, beautyformal, informationforsfort-luckfortune, fortuitousfortisfort-strengtheffort, fortify, fortitudefrāterfrātr-brotherfraternity, fratricidefrōnsfront-foreheadfront, frontalfrūxfrūg-fruitfrugalfūmusfūm-smokefumegenusgen-birth, offspring, creationgeneration, genuinehomōhomin-man (human being)hominidignisign-fireignite, ignitionīnsulaīnsul-islandinsulate, peninsulaiūdexiūdic-judgejudge, judicial, adjudicateiūsiūr-right, lawjustice, jurisdictionlacrimalacrim-tearlachrymoselēxlēg-lawlegal, allegedlūnalūn-moonlunar, lunaticlupuslup-wolflupinemagistermagistr-mastermagistratemagnus- māior- maximusmagn-- māior-- maxim-big- bigger- biggestmagnitude- major- maximummalus- peior-pessimusmal-- peior-- pessimbad- worse- worstmalevolence, malice, malignant-pejorative-pessimistmanusmanu-hand, band of menmanual, manuscriptmaremar-seamarine, maritimemātermātr-mothermatron, maternalmoramor-delaymoratoriumnihilnihil-nothingnil, nihilism, annihilatenoxnoct-nightnocturnaloculusocul-eyeinoculate, ocularonusoner-loadexonerate, onuspaterpatr-fatherpatron, paternalpavīmentumpavīment-groundpavementpēsped-footpedestrianprior- prīmusprior-- prīm-former- firstpriority- primepulcherpulchr-beautifulpulchritudepunctumpun(c)t-pointpunctuation, punctual, contrapuntalrēxrēg-kingregalrūsrūr-farmrural, rusticsinistersinistr-leftsinisterterraterr-landterrain, terrestrialundaund-waveundulate, inundateurbsurb-citysuburb, urbanursusurs-bearursinevehiculumvehicul-wagonvehicle, vehicularvērusver-truthveracity, verify, verityvīllavill-country housevillage, villavirvir-man (male person)virilevulpēsvulp-foxvulpineA Roothttp://wiki.answers.com/In Englishhttp://wiki.answers.com/Origin Languagehttp://wiki.answers.com/Etymology (Root Origin)Answers.comEnglish Exampleshttp://wiki.answers.com/ab-, a-, abs-awayLatinab "away"abnormal, Abrasion_(mechanical), absent, abstract, aversionac-, acu-sharp or pointedLatinacutus past participle of acuere "to sharpen", from acus "needle"Acid, Acupuncture, Acute_(disambiguation)acri-sharp, pungent, bitterLatinaceracrid, acrimonyacro-height, summit, tipGreekGreek ἄκρος ákros "high", "extreme"Acrobatics, Acromegalia, Acronym, Acrophobia,ad-, a-, ac-, af-, ag-, al-, ap-, ar-, as-, at-movement to or toward; in addition toLatinad "to", "toward"adapt, affect, ascend, acceptadip-fatLatinadeps, adipis"fat"Adiposeaer-, aero-air, atmosphereGreekἀήρ (aer) "air"Aeronautics, aerosolaesthetfeeling, sensationGreekaisthētikos "of sense perception" from αἰσθάνεσθαι aisthanesthai "to perceive"Aestheticsagri-fieldLatinager"field, country"Agricultureagro-fieldGreekfrom Greek ἀγρός agros "field"Agronomyam-, amat-, amor-love, lovedLatinamor "love" from amāre "to love"Amateur, amorousambi-both, on both sidesLatinambi "on both sides"Ambidexterityamic-, -imic-friendLatinamicusamicable, inimicalamphi-around, about, both, on both sides of, both kindsGreekἀμφί amphi "on both sides"Amphibian, Amphibolicampl-ampleLatinamplusamplificationan-, a-not, withoutGreekGreek ἀν-/ἀ- "not"Anhydrous, atypicalana-, an-again, against, back, upGreekfrom Greek prefix ἀνά ana- "again", "against"Anabaptist, Anaphylaxis, Anodeanima-breathLatinanima"breath"Animal, Animationann-, -enn-year, yearlyLatinannus "year"Anniversary, annual, Biannual, Millenniumant-, anti-against, opposed to, preventiveGreekἀντί anti"against"Antibiotic, Antipodesante-, anti-before, in front of, prior toLatinante "before", "against"Antediluvian, Pre-war, anticipateanth-, antho-flowerGreekἄνθος anthos"flower"Anther, Anthologyanthropo-humanGreekἄνθρωπος anthropos "man"Anthropology, Anthropomorphicapo-away from, separate, at the farthest pointGreekἀπό apo "from, away, un-, quite"Apogee, Apostasyaqu-waterLatinaquaaquamarine, Aquarium, Aqueductar-plow, tillLatinarāreArable_landar-be dryLatinārēre "be dry or parched"Aridarche-, archi-rulerGreekἀρχή arche "rule" (in compounds: ἀρχε-, ἀρχι-)Archangel, Archetypearchaeo-, archeo-ancientGreekἀρχαῖος arkhaios "ancient" from arkhē "beginning"Archaeologyor archeology, archaicarct-, arcto-Relating to the North Pole or the region near it; relating to cold; used as the scientific name of some bear species, e.g. Grizzly_BearGreekἄρκτος arktos "bear"Arctic_Oceanargent-silverLatinargentum"silver"argent, Argentinaarist-, aristo-excellenceGreekἀρετή, ἄριστος arete, aristosAristocracyarthr-, arthro-jointGreekἄρθρον arthron "joint"Arthritis, Arthropodastr-, astro-star, star-shapedGreekἄστρον astron"star"Asterisk, Astrology, Astronomy, Disasterathl-prizeGreekἄθλος athlos "contest, feat"Sportspersonaud-, audi-hearing, listening, soundLatinaudire "to hear"Auditorium, auditoryaug-, auct-grow, increaseLatinaugēre"to increase"http://wiki.answers.com/w/index.php?title=Augmentation_(disambiguation)&action=edit&redlink=1aur-relating to gold, or gold-coloredLatinaurum "gold"Aureoleauri-relating to the earLatinauris "ear"Auricle_(disambiguation)aut-, auto-self; directed from withinGreekαὐτός (autos) "self", "same"Automobile, autonomyavi-birdLatinavis "bird"Aviary, aviationaxi-axisLatinaxis "axis"Axisymmetryaxio-meritGreekἄξιος (axios) "worth"AxiologyRoothttp://wiki.answers.com/Meaning In Englishhttp://wiki.answers.com/Origin Languagehttp://wiki.answers.com/Etymology (Root Origin)Answers.comEnglish Exampleshttp://wiki.answers.com/bac-rod-shapedLatinfrom baculum "rod"bacilla, Bacteriabaro-Weight, PressureGreekβάρος (baros)Barometer, barograph, baroreceptorbasi-at the bottomGreekfrom βαίνω, I walk, march, βάσις "step"basic, basisbathy-, batho-deep, depthGreekβαθύς (bathús, bathýs) "deep"Batholith, Bathyscaphebe-, beat-blessLatinbeare, beatusBeatificationbell(i)-warLatinbellum, belliantebellum, bellicose, Belligerentben-good, wellLatinbene (adverb)benefit, Benignitybi-twoLatinbis, "twice"; bini, "in twos"Binoculars, Bigamy, Biscottibib-drinkLatinbibere, bibitusimbibebibl-BookGreekβιβλίον (biblíon) "book"Bibliography, biblebi(o)-LifeGreekβίος (bíos) "life"Biology, biologist, biosphereblenn(o)-Slime_(disambiguation)Greekβλέννος (blennos)blennophobia, Blennospermablast-Germ_cell, embryo, bud, cell with nucleusGreekβλασταίνω, "I put forth shoots"sideroblast, Fibroblast, Osteoblast, Blastulabon(i)-goodLatinbonusbonify, bonitarybor-NorthGreek / Latin (boreas)Greek βορρᾶς (borras) "the north wind"borealisbotan-PlantGreekβοτάνη, βότανον (botanē, botanon)Botanybov-cow, OxLatinbos, bovisbovinebrachi(o)-ArmGreekβραχίων(brakhíōn) "arm"Brachial_artery, Brachiosaurusbrachy-shortGreekβραχύς(brakhús, brakhýs) "short"Brachydactylybrady-slowGreekβραδύς(bradús, bradýs)Bradycardiabranch-GillGreekβράγχιον(brágkhion, bránkhion) "gill"Branchiopod, Nudibranchbrev(i)-brief, short (time)Latinbrevis, breviareAbbreviation, brevitybriz-nodGreekβρίζω (brizō)brom-OatsGreekβρόμος, βρόμη (brómos, bróme) "oats"Bromus_ramosusbrom-OatsGreekβρόμος(brómos) "stench, clangor"Bromidebronch-WindpipeGreekβρόγχος(brógkhos, brónkhos)Bronchitis, bronchus, bronchiolebront-ThunderGreekβροντή(brontē)Apatosaurusbucc-cheek, Mouth, cavityLatinbuccabuccal, Buccinator_musclebulb-bulbousLatinbulbusbulbous, bulbulebull-bubble, Flask_(disambiguation)Latinbulla, "bubble"ebullient, Ebullismburs-Pouch, Purse_(disambiguation)LatinbursaBursar, Bursary, disburse, bursaCRoothttp://wiki.answers.com/Meaning In Englishhttp://wiki.answers.com/Origin Languagehttp://wiki.answers.com/Etymology (Root Origin)Answers.comEnglish Exampleshttp://wiki.answers.com/cac(o)-badGreekκακός (kakos)Cacophonycad-, -cid-, cas-fallLatincadere, casusaccident, Cadence_(music), Grammatical_casecaed-, -cid-, caes-, -cis-cutLatincaedere, caesusCaesura, Incisor, caesareancalc-Rock_(geology)Latin and Greekfrom Latin calx "lime", and from Greek χάλιξ (khalix) "pebble" "limestone"Calculus, Calcite, Calciumcalli-BeautyGreekfrom Greek κάλλος kallos "beauty"Calligraphycalor-heatLatincalor"heat"Caloriecalyp-coverGreekκαλύπτειν (kaluptein)Apocalypsecamer-vaultLatincamerabicameral, Cameracamp-fieldLatincampus"field", "level ground"Champion, Campaign_(disambiguation)can(i)-DogLatincanis"dog"Canidae, Canis_Majorcan-, -cin-, cant-singLatincanere "sing"Cantata, Canto, cantorcand-glowing, iridescentLatincandere "to be white or glisten"candid, Incandescent, candle, Candelacap-, -cip-, capt-, -cept-hold, takeLatincapere, captus "take or hold" (note the vowel change from a to i in compounds)capture, captive, conception, recipientcapit-, -cipit-headLatincaput, capitis "head"capital, Decapitation, Precipitation_(meteorology)capr-goatLatincaper, capriCapricorn_(astrology), caprinecaps-box, caseLatincapsaCapsule_(disambiguation)carbo-coalLatincarbo, carbonisCarboncarcer-jailLatincarcer, carcerareIncarcerationcarcin-cancer (disease)Latin from GreekLatin from Greek καρκίνος (karkinos) "crab"Carcinoma, Carcinogeniccardi(o)-relating to the heartGreekκαρδιά kardia "heart"Cardiology, cardiographcardin-hingeLatincardo, cardiniscardinalcarn-fleshLatincaro, carniscarnival, Carnivorecarp(o)-relating to fruitGreekfrom Greek καρπός (karpos) "fruit"http://wiki.answers.com/w/index.php?title=Carpology&action=edit&redlink=1, carpalscarp-relating to the wristGreekfrom Greek καρπός (karpos) "wrist"Carpal, Carpal_tunnel_syndromecata-downGreekκατάkata "down"catastrophe, Catatonia, cataboliccaten-chainLatincatenaConcatenationcathar-pureGreekκαθαρός (katharos)Catharsiscaud-tailLatincaudacaudalcav-hollowLatincavus"hollow"Cave, cavity, excavationced-, cess-goLatincedere, cessusprocession, recedeceler-quickLatinceler, celerareAcceleration, celeritycen(o)-newGreekκαινός (kainos)Cenozoiccen(o)-emptyGreekκενός(kenos)Cenotaphcens-Latincensere"to estimate"Censuscent-hundredLatincentumCent_(currency), Centennial, Centurioncenten-hundred eachLatincentenicentenarycentesim-hundredthLatincentesimuscentesimal, centesimationcentr-centerGreekκέντρον (kéntron) "needle", "spur"eccentriccephalo-headGreekκεφαλή kephale "head"Cephalopod, Encephalogram, cephalicceram-clayGreekκέραμος (keramos)Ceramiccerat-Horn_(anatomy)Greekκέρας, κέρατος (keras, keratos) "horn"keratincern-siftLatincernerediscerncervic-relating to the neck, relating to the CervixLatincervix, cervicis "neck"Cervix, cervicalceter-otherLatinceterusEt_ceterachiro-of the hand or handsGreekχείρ kheir "hand"Chiroptera, Chiropractic, chiralchelono-relating to a TurtleGreekχελώνηkhelone "tortoise"Cheloniachloro-GreenGreekfrom Greek χλωρός khlōros "green"chlorine, Chlorophyll, Chloroplastchoreo-relating to DanceGreekfrom Greek χορεία khoreia "dancing in unison" from χορός khoros "chorus"Choreographychord-Cord_(disambiguation)Latin and Greekchorda "rope" from χορδή (chordē)Chordatachrom-ColorGreekχρῶμα chrōma "color"Chromosome, Chromiumchryso-GoldGreekχρυσόςkhrusos "gold"Chrysoberylcili-EyelashLatinciliumciliacine-motionGreekκινέω (kineo)Filmciner-ashLatincinis, cinerisIncinerationcing-, cinct-girdLatincingere, cinctussuccinctcirc-circleLatincircusCircuscircum-aroundLatincircum"around"Circumference, Circumcisecirr-orangeGreekκιρρός (http://wiki.answers.com/w/index.php?title=Kirros&action=edit&redlink=1)Cirrhosiscirr-curl, TentacleLatincirrusCirrus_cloudciv-citizenLatinciviscivilityclad-branchGreekκλάδος (klados)cladeclar-clearLatinclarus, clarareclarity, declarationclast-brokenGreekκλαστός (klastos)Iconoclasm, osteoclastclaud-, -clud-, claus-, -clus-closeLatinclaudere, claususclause, exclusion, includeclav-keyGreekfrom Greek κλείς kleis"key" from κλείειν, kleiein "to close"Conclave, claviclecl(e)ist-closedGreekκλειστός kleistoscleithr-bar, keyGreekclement-mildLatinclemens, clementisclemency, inclementclin-Bed, lean, reclineLatin-clinareDeclination, inclinedcochl-Animal_shellGreekκόχλος (kochlos)cochleacoel-hollowGreekκοῖλος (koilos)spongocoel, 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What does the root word for cis mean?
It is a Latin root that means "to cut". Words like Scissor, Incisor, and incision are all related to cutting
What rock name comes from a greek word meaning to split?
Schistolith.The prefix "Schisto-" comes from the Greek word (noun) ΣΧΙΣΙΣ ( ΣΧΑΣΙΣ or ΣΧΕΣΙΣ, too ), the verb being ΣΧΙΖΕΙΝ (pronounced: sheizin, sounding almost like: seizing)The root-word ΣΧΙΣΙΣ is present in the English words"Decision" ( = De + (s)cis(s)-ion ),"Precision" ( = Pre + (s)cis(s)-ion ),"Incision" ( = In + (s)cis(s)-ion ) (e.g. Co-in-cid-ence)-and, even-"Season" ( = Sciss-ion ) = product of splitting (of the year).The suffix "-lith" (ΛΙΘΟΣ) stands for: stone, rock.ANSWER: Schist. (As in Mica Schist)
What is difference between cis trans Golgi complex?
Cis and trans refers to the different faces of a Golgi complex. Vesicles come into the cis face from the ER and leave from the trans face to the plasma membrane or Lysosomes.
Why 13-cis lycopene more stable than 7-cis and 11-cis?
Because the molecular energy is higher in the 13-cis than 7 & 11-cis.
Is C8H16 cis or trans?
cis
Why are there three isomers of dibenzalacetone?
those are defined by position of double bonds, the possible one,s are cis-cis,cis-trans,trans-trans.
Is there a family name cis?
I can find no reference to the family name Cis, not in any English speaking countries. I suspect that it is a misspelling or abbreviation of a name such as Cecilia. On the Mormon Family History search site the name does come up as Cis but is then referred to a name which it could represent. From over 500 million names you would have thought that the name Cis would be found, but I am sorry, no.
What is abbreviation of CIS Pacific?
Cis pacific
What are the properties of cis molecules?
Cis molecules have the properties of all substances but of course the values are different for cis and trans.
Is cis-trans confirmation or configuration?
Cis and trans are configuration.
What is the population of Nowy Cis?
Nowy Cis's population is 105.
When was Nickelodeon - CIS - created?
Nickelodeon - CIS - was created in 1998.
