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aero-, aer-, aeri- words (Greek: air, mist, wind), part 1 of 2: English words, "aeroacoustics" to "anaerogenic".

aero-, aer-, aeri- words (Greek: air, mist, wind), part 2 of 2: English words, "aero-odontalgia" to "aura".

-agogue, -agog, -agogic, etc. words (Greek: usually a suffix meaning one of the following; lead, leading, leading forth, guide, guiding; bring, take; promoting, stimulating): English words, "agogic" to "xenagogy".

algesi-, -algesic words (Greek: pain, sense of pain; painful; hurting), part 1 of 3: English words, "acromelalgia" to "audioanalgesia".

algesi-, -algesic words (Greek: pain, sense of pain; painful; hurting), part 2 of 3: English words, "cardialgia" to "myalgia".

algesi-, -algesic words (Greek: pain, sense of pain; painful; hurting), part 3 of 3: English words, "neogamalgia" to "xiphoidalgia".

Greek Alphabet (Greek letters in alphabetical order): "alpha" to "omega".

amphora transformed into @? (Greek through Latin): Research seems to indicate that the @ symbol came from a reference to a weight unit used by ancient Greeks and Romans. Read the story on this page to learn more about the possible origin for a symbol that is now so widely used around the world.

andro-, -andria words (Greek: man, men, male, masculine; also used in botany to refer to stamen or anther), part 1 of 2: English words, "adynamandrous" to "andron".

andro-, -andria words (Greek: man, men, male, masculine; also used in botany to refer to stamen or anther), part 2 of 2: English words, "andropara" to "triandrous".

anima-, anim- words (Latin: animal life; breath, soul; mind): English words, "anima" to "unanimous".