| Term | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|
| manu | Latin – hand | manuscript |
| mis, mit | Latin – send | transmission, transmit |
| mor, mort | Latin – death | mortician |
| nov | Latin – new | novel |
| omni | Latin – all | omnipresent |
| pel, puls | Latin – push | propel, pulse |
| port | Latin – carry | transport |
| prehen | Latin – grasp | comprehend, prehensile |
| rect, reg | Latin – rule, rightExample: | correct, regulate |
| rupt | Latin – break | interrupt |
| crani | Latin – skull | cranium |
| cut, cutane | Latin – skin | cuticle, cutaneous |
| gastr | Latin – stomach | gastric juices |
| gen, gene | Latin – to produce | generate, genesis |
| gest | Latin – to carry or be pregnant | gestation (as in pregnancy) |
| per annum | Latin – by the year | |
| per capita | Latin – by the head (per person) | |
| per diem | Latin – by the day | |
| persona non grata | Latin – an unwelcome person | |
| pro bono publico | Latin – for the public good |
