Greek and Latin Roots: the Key to Learning English Words

Read about the creator of the Greek and Latin roots word trees in the August 2007 University of Virginia Arts & Sciences magazine.      

Read Introduction to Word Origin  for an in-depth look at Word Empire III: Clarity.

Greek and Latin roots blog and Greek and Latin roots SAT word of the day by the author of Word Empire III: Clarity.

Instead of tediously learning words one by one, why not simply analyze their Greek and Latin roots and thereby eliminate learning by rote a random and difficult English vocabulary? The process delineated in Word Empire III: Clarity eliminates the need to laboriously memorize the endless sea of English words; English becomes like reading Latin or Greek vocabulary, thereby enabling the learner not only to make educated guesses at the meanings of English words not previously encountered, but also to retain the exact meaning of English words much more easily.

Hence the genesis of Word Empire III: Clarity. This Greek and Latin word origins dictionary exhibits visually the sheer power and influence of Greek and Latin roots in the English language. It will enable schools and homes that are unable to provide the luxury of a Latin and Greek curriculum the practical benefits of having one. That is, students being schooled either in a formal setting or at home will have the means of acquiring a vast word power without the presence of a trained classicist. This will enable students who want to learn English vocabulary independently to do it methodically and efficiently. Word Empire's design and goals have been created specifically for this purpose.

Read about the Greek and Latin roots author at  www.selfgrowth.com (the top website for self improvement!)

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The limits of my language are the limits of my mind.  All I know is what I have words for.  (Ludwig Wittgenstein)

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