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What are some words with skopeo as a greek root?

"Skopein" is a Greek verb meaning "to look at" or "to view." It's not "skopeo," but that is a very minor spelling difference. Here are some words with "skopein" as a root:

Direct Derivatives:

* Scope: The range or extent of something

* Scopy: The act of viewing or examining

* Episcope: A device that projects an image onto a screen

Words with "-scope" as a suffix:

* Telescope: A device for viewing distant objects

* Microscope: A device for viewing very small objects

* Endoscope: A device for viewing the interior of a body cavity

* Periscope: A device for viewing objects above the horizon from a submerged location

* Stethoscope: A device for listening to the sounds of the heart and lungs

* Kaleidoscope: A device that produces colorful patterns of light

Words with "-scopy" as a suffix:

* Angioscopy: The use of an endoscope to view the interior of blood vessels

* Bronchoscopy: The use of an endoscope to view the interior of the bronchi

* Colonoscopy: The use of an endoscope to view the interior of the colon

* Laparoscopy: A surgical procedure that uses a laparoscope to view the inside of the abdomen

* Biopsy: The removal of a sample of tissue for examination under a microscope

Other Related Words:

* Spectacle: A public display or performance

* Spectator: A person who watches something

* Inspection: The act of examining something carefully

* Prospect: The possibility of something happening in the future

These are just a few examples, and there are many other words that are related to the Greek root "skopein."

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