Latin Root Words (Bon-, Bene)

Benediction

• marked or disposed of doing good

• someone or something that provides help or advantage

• something that promotes goodness or well-being

• in addition to what was expected or strictly due

Benefactor

• Someone or something that provides help or advantage

• person or thing that recieves help or advantage

• no significant effect, something that is harmless

• given or provided abundedtly

Beneficial

• marked or disposed by doing good

• someone or something that provides help or advantages

• made in good faith without fraud or decipt

• good benifits, helpful effects

Beneficiary

• in addition to what is expected or strictly due

• marked or disposed by doing something good

• in addition to what was expected or strictly due

• a person or thing that receives help or an advantage

Benefit

• something that promotes goodness or well being

• produces good or helpful results in results of well-eing

• made in good faith without fraud or decipt

• good benifits and or helpful effects

Benign

• No significant effect, harmless

• person or thing that receives an adavtange or help

• given or provided abundently

• marked or disposed by doing good

Benevolent

• in addition to what is expected or strictly due

• made in good faith without fraud or decipt

• good benefits helpful effects

• marked or disposed by doing good

Bona fide

• good benefits helpful effects

• person or thing that receives help or advantages

• made in good faith without fraud or decipt

• given or provided abundantly

Bonus

• something that promotes goodness or well-being

• in addition to what is expected or strictly due

• someone or something that provides help or an advantage

• no significant impact, harmless

Bountiful

• good benefits and or helpful effecst

• in addition to what was expected, or strictly due

• something that promotes good or well-being

• given or provided abundantly