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Matronymic
the word from one's mather's name
An incendiary statement, remark, speech
figuratively enflames an audience,
sets them afire, gets them excited, galvanizes them into action, etc.
incendo, incensus (membakar)
to set on fire, adj incendiary, N incense
Incense, kemenyan, dupa
substance that sends off a pleasant odor when burned—
often, but not necessarily, to mask unpleasant or telltale smells, as of marijuana
smoke, etc.
To incense (membuat marah)
to anger greatly, i.e., to “burn up.
I’m all burned up
“I’m incensed
Ardent (bersemangat)
burning with zeal, ambition, love, etc., as an ardent suitor,
worker, etc.
Ardor (semgangat)
the noun form of ardent—burning passion, zeal, enthusiasm, etc.
Alternate noun: ardency (AHR′-dƏn-see).
ardo, arsus,
to burn
Megaphone.
yo make sound greater
Megalopolis
the mother city
polis
city, state
polis, city, state
the origin word for the uniformed group guarding the city or state
politics
art of governing the city and state
Bibliokleptomaniac
one who has an obsession for
stealing books.
Gynekleptomaniac
an irresistible compulsion to steal women
Pedokleptomaniac
an irresistible compulsion to steal children
Androkleptomaniac
an irresistible compulsion to steal males
Demokleptomaniac.
an irresistible compulsion to steal people
Acromaniac
someone who has an obsession to reach the highest place
Agoramaniac
some one who has an obsession to be in the market place
Claustromaniac
some one who has an obsession to be in confined place
Kleptophobe
one who has a morbid dread of thieves
pyrophobe
one who has a morbid dread of fire
gynephobe
one who has a morbid dread of women
androphobe
one who has a morbid dread of males
demophobe
one who has a morbid dread of people
Triskaidekaphobia
the morbid dread of the number 13, from
Greek triskai, three, deka, ten, and phobia
Gnosiology
the science or study of knowledge
Amadeus
love (Latin amor) God (Latin deus)
Theophilus
love (Greek philos) God
(Greek theos)
Gottlieb
love (German Lieb) God (German Gott)
Cellophane (kertas kaca)
cellulose made to be transparent, i.e., to show what’s wrapped in it
Hypoglycemia
—low blood sugar, a common ailment today, (Greek hypos, under; glykys, sweet;
haima, blood)
Hemorrhage
excessive blood flow
Haima
blood
Anemia
no blood”—actually a pathological reduction of red blood corpuscles
Hematology
science of blood (and its diseases)
Hemophilia
—“love of blood”—actually a hereditary condition, occurring in males,
in which the blood clots too slowly.
Hemoglobin (Hb adalah protein yang ada di dalam sel darah merah)
“blood gobules”—actually the red colouring matter of the red blood corpuscle
Hyperglycemia (kadar gula darah di atas normal)
the opposite of hypoglycemia
Pantheon
a temple built in Rome in 27 B.C. for “all the gods.”
Pandemonium
the dwelling place of all the demons; now any
wild and noisy disorder
Panorama
—a view (or a picture of such a view)
all around—pan, all, plus horama, view. The adjective: panoramic (pan′-Ə-RAM′-ik).
horama, view
panorama
Monarchy
rule by one person
meter, mother
metronymic
metra, uterus (rahim)
metritis (nfeksi uterus setelah persalinan yang merupa- kan salah satu penyebab terbesar kematian ibu)
endo-, inside
endometriosis
incendo, incensus, to set on fire
incendiary, pembakaran
ardo, to burn
ardent (bersemgangat)
megalo-, big
megapolis
polis, city
police
demos
people
akros, highest
acromaniac
agora, market place
agoramaniac
claustrum, enclosed place
claustromaniac
triskai, 3
triskaidekaphobia
amor, love
Amadeus
deus, God
deity, (dewa)
phanein, to show
cellophane (kertas kaca)
hypos, under
hipoglikemia (adalah kondisi ketika kadar gula dalam darah berada di bawah normal)
glykys, manis
hypoglycemia
haima
hemorrhage (pendarahan)
hyper- , over
hyperglycemia
archein, to rule
monarch