English Vocabulary in 365 Days - Lesson 51

October 16, 2016    

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Hello everyone, in our Lesson 50, we learnt about the prefix OverOver represents the meanings too much; completelyToday we shall see the prefix Para Happy Reading :)

Day 51 : Para

  • Para - besiden; distinct from
Let's try to understand this with some examples
  • paragraph (noun) = a section of a composition which completes one topic. 
    • para - Prefix = beside
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    • graph (graphein) - Root = write
  • parallel (adjective) = lying evenly side by side
    • para - Prefix = along side
    • allel (allelos) - Root = one another
Let's have a look at some more words with para prefixes, for better understanding.
  • Parabiosis - union of two organisms
  • Parable - a story told to emphasize a point
  • Parablepsy - vision that is abnormal
  • Parabola - a plane curve’ shaped like a bowl
  • Paracentral - lying near the center
  • Parachromaism - color blindness
  • Parachronism - an error in chronology; a date set too late
  • Paraclete - a helper; comforter; a term applied to the Holy Spirit
  • Paracusia - any hearing disorder
  • Paradigm - an example
  • Paradox - an opinion which seems contradictory
  • Paradromic - running parallel
  • Paragon - a model of perfection
  • Paragraph - a section of a composition which completes one topic
  • Parallel - lying evenly side by side; as, parallel lines
  • Paralysis - loss of the function of motion
  • Parameter - something that decides or limits the way in which something can be done
  • Paraphrase - a restatement of a text, giving the meaning in another form
Home Work :
Try to guess the meanings of the following elements.
  1. -pan
  2. -liber
  3. -medi
  4. -nomin
a. name
Shraboni Chakraborty
Asstt. Professor
English and Foreign Languages University,

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English Vocabulary in 365 Days - Lesson 51 4.5 5 Yateendra sahu October 16, 2016 sponsored links Hello everyone, in our Lesson 50 , we learnt about the prefix Over .  Over represents the meanings too much; completely...


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