greek and latin roots

6. A unit of digital information storage equal to one million bytes (or precisely \(1,024\) kilobytes).
7. A cone-shaped device used to magnify and direct the voice so that it sounds louder and projects further.
9. To travel completely all the way around something, most commonly the entire Earth, by ship or plane.

1. Pointing indirectly toward someone's guilt based on surrounding conditions or context, rather than proving it with direct evidence.
2. The distance or boundary line around the outside of a circle or round object.
3. A person who is obsessed with their own power, wealth, or grandiosity, often suffering from delusions of extreme self-importance.
4. A unit of electrical power equal to one million watts.
5. A perfectly round, two-dimensional shape where all points on the boundary are the same distance from the center.
7. A very famous and highly successful celebrity or entertainer who has achieved an immense level of fame.
8. To move continuously in a closed system or around a specific path, like blood through the body or air through a room.