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disciplinarian
martinet
bothlicker
sycophant
acoffer at tradition
iconoclast
disbeliever in God
atheist
accomplished musician
virtuoso
sheer, flimsy
diaphanous
abusive woman
termagant
Murder of one’s wife:
uxoricide
Old man in ruling position:
patricide
Morbid compulsion to steal:
kleptomania
Delusions of grandeur:
megalomania
lewd, lustful
prurient
Belief in many gods:
polytheism
Setting fire for economic gain:
arson
Morbid fear of heights
acrophobia
High blood pressure:
hyperthension
Abnormal need for sexual intercourse by a male:
satyriasis
sykon, fig
sycophant
phanein, so show
diaphanous
vir, man (male)
virago
pater, patris, father
paternal
onyma, name
synonym
homos, the same
homonym
phone, sound
homophone
archein, to rule
matriarchy
mater, matris, mother
matriarchy
alma, soul
alma mater
sui, of one self
suicide
caedo (-cide), to kill, killing
parricide
frater, fatris, brother
fraternity
soror, sister
sorority
homo, person
homicide
rex, regis, king
regal
uxor, wife
uxorious
maritus, husband
matricide
infans, infantis, baby
infanticide
genos, race, kind
genocide
mania, mania
egomania
monos, one
monomania
dipsa, thirst
dipsomania
klepte, thief
kleptomania
pyros, fire
pyromania
incendo, incensus, to set fire
incendiarism
ardo, arsus, to burn
arson
mega, great
megalomaniac
satyros, satyr
satyriasis
nymphe, bride
nymphomaniac
claustrum, enclosed place
claustrophobia
agora, market place
agoraphobia
akros, highest
acrophobia
phobia, morbid dread
zoophobia
eikon, religious image
iconoclastic
klaein, to break
iconoclasm
theos, God
monotheism
gnostos, known
agnostic
gnosis, knowledge
prognosis
polys, many
polytheism
pan, all
pantheism
logos, science
theology
prurio, to itch
pruritis
hypos, under
hypotension
hyper, over
hypertension