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Re: The Thread of Greek and Latin Roots
« Reply #15 on: June 08, 2007, 02:19:38 am »
Con?

Congregate: Con - with, together; Greg - to flock; ate - to cause to become

To cause to become flocked together.

Construct: Con - with or together, Struct - to build

To build together.

I never said anything about "con-", I was speaking about "cog-". The prefix "con" is very useful to know, just like "co-". I was wondering whether you could think of many examples of "cog" used as a prefix to mean "together," to corroborate the inquiry of it being a useful prefix to know.