SANGUIN

blood

• sanguine- confident, optimistic
• sanguinary- bloodthirsty
• sangria- a red alcholic drink
• sangfroid- self-possession(cold blood)
• consanguineous- of the same blood or origin(with blood)

COR(D)

heart

• cordial- heartfelt, hearty
• coronary- relating to the heart
• core- the central part of something
• cordate- heart-shaped

PED

foot

• pedestrian- someone who travels on foot
• pedal- instrument worked by the foot
• pedantic- dull, overly formal
• pedestal- the foot/base of a statue or column

MANU

hand

• manual- done by hand
• manumit- to send by hand
• manufacture- to make by hand
• emancipate- to take out of the hand
• manacle- shackles for the hands
• manipulate- to treat or operate with the hands
• maintain- to keep in hand

DIGIT

finger

• digit- a number below ten
• prestidigitation- slight-of-hand magic tricks(nimble hands)
• digital- (originally) relating to anything displayed using digits as its base

AUD

hear

• auditory- related to hearing
• audio- relating to sound waves
• audible- able to be heard

AUR

(auris-ear)

ear

• aural- related to the ear
• auricular- relating to the ear
• auricle- the atrium of a heart

AUR

(aurum- gold)

gold

• AU-periodic symbol for gold
• aureate- related to gold
• auric- derived from gold
• aureole- halo, the darkened skin around the nipple in primates
• auriferous- gold-bearing

DENT

tooth

• dentist- one who works with teeth
• trident- a three-forked instrument(three teeth)
• denture- fake teeth
• dentate- having pointed, conical projections
• indenture- a written agreement or contract( to tooth in)
• indent- to notch or cut in, set in from the margin(to tooth in)

OCUL

eye

• inoculate- immunize(to put in the eye)
• binoculars- instruments for seeing far-away objects(two eyes)
• monocle- a lens covering one eye that aids in vision(one eye)
• antler- the horn of a deer(before the eyes)

ORA

mouth

• oral- pertaining to the mouth or speech
• orate- to give a speech
• oratory- relating to speech

VEN(T)

come

• venue- a place where people come together
• venture- chance, happening, event
• intervene- to come between
• advent, adventure- to come to
• event- to come out of
• invent, intervention- to come upon something
• prevent, prevention- to come before
• contravene- to come against something
• convene, convention- to come together