ROOT WORDS IN DIFERENT LANGUAGES ABOUT THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

The first that we have to know the definition of Prefixes, and Suffixes  

Prefixes: A part of a word that is added infront of the root word and it can´t be alone, it does have his own meaning so this change the definition of the root word to make a new word.

Suffixes; A part of a word that is added in the end of the root word and like a prefixes this can´t be alone  it does have his own meaning so this change the definition of the root word to make a new word.

WITH THIS PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES WE CAN MAKE A LOT OF ROOT WORDS AND WITH DIFFERENT LANGUAGE, THE LANGUAGE MORE USED TO MAKE A NEW WORD IS  LATIN
EXAMPLE: 

WORD ROOT: MORT (DEATH)

Words with “mort” (Latin) deal with death
Here are some popular examples:

• immortal
• mortality
• mortify
• mortician
• rigor mortis
• post-mortem
• mortuary

WORD ROOT: CULP (BLAME)

here are some words that have the rootCULP (Latin for “blame”

• CULPABLE (deserving blame)
• INCULPATE (suggest that someone is guilty)
• CULPRIT (person or thing who has done wrong)
• EXCULPATE (to clear from a charge of guilt)
• CULPABILITY (guilt or blame that is deserved)
• MEA CULPA

WORD ROOT: -CIDE (KILLING)
Here are some of the most common -cide words:

• homicide (another person)
• patricide (father)
• matricide (mother)
• suicide (self)
• fratricide (brother)
• sororicide (sister)
• parricide (relative)
• regicide (king)
• herbicide (plants)
• genocide (racial or cultural groups)

Source; http://theyuniversity.tumblr.com/tagged/WORD-ROOT