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      elektronelectro- · Greek · electric, amberenen- · Greek · inkephalecephalo- · Greek · headgrapheingraph- · Greek · to write, record-ikos-ic · Greek · pertaining to-alis-al · Latin · pertaining to-lice-ly · Old English · in the manner of
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      Where does electroencephalographically come from?

      The word electroencephalographically breaks down into 7 roots of Greek, Latin, and Old English origin: electro, from Greek elektron (“electric, amber”); en-, from Greek en (“in”); cephalo, from Greek kephale (“head”); graph, from Greek graphein (“to write, record”); -ic, from Greek -ikos (“pertaining to”); -al, from Latin -alis (“pertaining to”); and -ly, from Old English -lice (“in the manner of”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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