Greek Origin Words

Self-propelled vehicle designed for the transportation of passengers

or goods, usually on roads, and typically with four wheels.

• autobiography

• anthropology

• philanthropy

• automobile

is the study of human societies, cultures, and their development,

encompassing various aspects such as social structures, languages, beliefs, and

physical characteristics

• autobiography

• anthropology

• philanthropy

• automobile

refers to the desire and effort to promote the well-being of others,

often by donating time, money, or resources to charitable causes

• autobiography

• anthropology

• philanthropy

• automobile

a written account of a person's life, written by that person

themselves

• autobiography

• anthropology

• philanthropy

• automobile

a written account of a person's life, written by that person

themselves

• autobiography

• anthropology

• philanthropy

• automobile

the scientific study of living organisms and their interactions with each

other and their environments

• autobiography

• anthropology

• biology

• automobile

is a powerful explosive material often used in construction, mining, or

demolition

• chronological

• dynamic

• biology

• dynamite

something characterized by constant change, activity, or

progress

• chronological

• dynamic

• biology

• dynamite

arranging events or information in the order in which they

occurred, from earliest to latest.

• chronological

• dynamic

• biology

• dynamite

refers to a uniform or consistent composition, where the

components are similar or identical

• dehydrate

• homogeneous

• hydration

• homonym