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What does lith mean as a greek root word?

The Greek root word "lith" means stone.

It's a common root found in many English words, including:

* Lithography: The process of printing from a flat surface, typically a stone.

* Monolith: A single, large stone.

* Lithosphere: The rigid outer layer of Earth, comprising the crust and upper mantle.

* Lithiasis: The formation of stones, usually in the body.

* Lithic: Relating to stone.

So, whenever you see "lith" in a word, you can usually assume it has something to do with stones or rock formations.

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