Word Study 5 ROOT OF THE WEEK mit

Word Study #5 ROOT OF THE WEEK -mit- / -mis(mittere)

1. admit (verb) prefix: ad-

2. commitment (noun) prefix: comsuffix: -ment

3. committee (noun) prefix: com-

4. permission (noun) prefix: presuffix: -ion

5. remit (noun) prefix: re-

Word Study #5 -mit- / -mis- (mittere) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. admit (ad·mit) prefix: adcommitment (com·mit·ment) prefix: comsuffix: -ment committee (com·mit·tee) prefix: compermission (per·mis·sion) prefix: persuffix: -ion remit (re·mit) prefix: re- VERB NOUN VERB

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-mit- / -mis- (mittere) means: to send originated from: Latin

1. admit (verb) allow in; accept prefix: ad- = to; toward

2. commitment (noun) Promise to do something prefix: com- = together suffix: -ment = the result of

3. committee (noun) A group working together prefix: com- = together

4. permission (noun) Consent or approval; to allow prefix: pre = before suffix: -ion = action; process

5. remit (verb) Send money; to forgive, pardon prefix: re- = back to the original place; again

Word Study #5 -mit- / -mis- (mittere) means to send (Latin origins) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. admit (verb) = allow in; accept prefix = ad- = to commitment (noun) = Promise to do something prefix: com- = with; together suffix: -ment = the result of committee (noun) = A group working together prefix: com- = with; together permission (noun) = Consent or approval; to allow prefix: pre = before suffix: -ion = action; process remit (verb) = send money; to forgive, pardon prefix: re- = back to the original place; again