List # 16 Vocabulary
 1. charity: love for one’s fellow beings- noun
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Greek word: The Charities: personification of charm and beauty
 2. hygiene: a science dealing with the establishment and maintenance of health- noun
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Greek word: Hygiea: giver of health
 3. hypnotic: tending to produce sleep-adj
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Greek Word: Hypnos: Personification of sleep
 4. mortal: Capable of causing death- adj
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Greek word: Morta: Goddess of Death
 5. chronology: the science that deals with measuring time by regular divisions- noun
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Greek Word: Chronos: King of the Titans, Personification of Time
 6. fauna: Animals or animal life especially of a region, period, or environment- noun
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Greek Word: Fauna: Fertility Goddess
 7. labyrinth: a place constructed of or full of passageways and blind alleys- noun
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Greek word: Labyrinth: a maze
 8. mentor: a wise and faithful advisor or teacher- N
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Greek :Mentor: A wise Ithacan elder who was respected
 9. museum: a building where objects of permanent interest in one or more of the arts or
sciences are displayed- noun
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Greek word: Mouseion: a temple dedicated to the 9 Muses, goddesses of the
arts
 10. nemesis: one that inflicts retribution or vengeance- noun
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Greek word: Nemesis: Goddess of revenge
 11. psyche: Soul, self, mind- noun
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Greek Word: Psyche: mortal loved by cupid; personification of the soul
 12. tantalize: to tease or torment by presenting something desirable but continually keeping it
out of reach- verb
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Greek word: Tantalus: condemned to the Underworld with food and drink just out of
reach
 13. titanic: vast in size, force, or power- adj
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Greek word: Titan: 12 children of Gaia and Uranus
 14. zephyr: a breeze from the west; a gentle breeze- noun
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Greek word: Zephyrus: most gentle of the 4 winds
 15. echo: the repetition of sound caused by reflection of sound waves- noun
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Greek word: Echo: Nymph who was cursed to only repeat the words of another
 16. necessary: an indispensable item-noun
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Greek word: Necessitas: Goddess of destiny
 17. narcissism: undue dwelling on one’s own self or attainments- noun
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Greek word: Narcissus: a mortal man who fell in love with his own reflection
Remember to write the modern word three times each and in a word ladder!