help me with Latin root prefix and suffix

Well Latin prefixes and roots in the english language are doubtless very numberous here it goes a table with a few of the roots:



spect: see, look

You should respect your parents 1 the laws of a country. [look up to]

The police suspected he was guilty but they had no proof. [had a feeling]

Many pioneers travelled west in America to prospect for gold. [search]

vert: turn

I tried a word-processor but I soon reverted to my old typewriter. [went back]

Missionaries went to Africa to convert people to Christianity. [change beliefs]

The royal scandal diverted attention from the political crisis. [took attention away]

port: carry, take

How are you going to transport your things to the States? [send across]

Britain imports cotton and exports wool. [buys in, sells out]

The roof is supported by the old beams. [held up]

duc, duct: lead

She was educated abroad. [went to school]

He conducted the orchestra with great vigour. [led]

Japan produces a lot of electronic equipment. [makes]

press: press, push

She was impressed by his presentation. [full of admiration and respect]

This weather depresses me. [makes me feel miserable]

She always expresses herself very articulately. [puts her thoughts into words]

pose, pone: place, put

The meeting has been postponed until next week. [changed to a later date]

The king was deposed by his own son. [put off the throne]

I don't want to impose my views on you. [force]



the prefixes are: auto-self(greek α υ τ ο σ )  ex former. out (Latin) micro small(greeK), pro- in favour of( greek) and many others try googling and you'll find lots of them.