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{"morpheme_key": "oolithus", "morpheme": "-oolithus", "morpheme_head": "-oolithus", "affix_form": "-oolithus", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Used to form the name of an oogenus (a taxonomic rank for fossilized dinosaur eggs) | suffix indicating classification based on egg characteristics | part of scientific nomenclature in paleontology", "example_words_list_1": "Suchoolithus", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Suchoolithus", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": null, "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Greek 'oo-' (egg) and 'lithos' (stone), referring to fossilized eggs", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "ophyta", "morpheme": "-ophyta", "morpheme_head": "-ophyta", "affix_form": "-ophyta", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Forming names of plant or algal divisions or phyla | denoting a taxonomic group | used in scientific nomenclature", "example_words_list_1": "Bryophyta | Pinophyta | Rhodophyta | Gnetophyta | Pterophyta | Haptophyta", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Bryophyta | Pinophyta | Rhodophyta | Gnetophyta | Pterophyta | Haptophyta", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": null, "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Greek 'phylon' (tribe, race), used in taxonomy to denote a phylum", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "opsida", "morpheme": "-opsida", "morpheme_head": "-opsida", "affix_form": "-opsida", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "forms names of plant classes | indicates resemblance or appearance in taxonomy", "example_words_list_1": "Bryopsida | Pinopsida | Liliopsida | Gnetopsida | Cycadopsida | Pteridopsida", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Bryopsida | Pinopsida | Liliopsida | Gnetopsida | Cycadopsida | Pteridopsida", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": null, "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Derived from Greek 'opsis' (appearance), used in plant taxonomy to denote classes.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "phyceae", "morpheme": "-phyceae", "morpheme_head": "-phyceae", "affix_form": "-phyceae", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Forms class names for algae | denotes a taxonomic class in algae | collective term for a class of algae", "example_words_list_1": "Ulvophyceae | Cyanophyceae | Phaeophyceae | Rhodophyceae | Charophyceae | Cryptophyceae", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Ulvophyceae | Cyanophyceae | Phaeophyceae | Rhodophyceae | Charophyceae | Cryptophyceae", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": null, "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Derived from Greek 'phýsē' (plant), used in forming class names for algae", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "americo", "morpheme": "Americo", "morpheme_head": "Americo", "affix_form": "Americo-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "of or relating to America | American", "example_words_list_1": "Americocentric", "example_words_list_2": "Americomania, Americo-Nigerian", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Americ-  OED", "etymology": "in the name of America'; Latinized form of the name of Amerigo Vespucci (1451-1512) OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Romance", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "austro", "morpheme": "Austro", "morpheme_head": "Austro", "affix_form": "Austro-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "Austria", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "the nation of Austria | relating to Austria", "example_words_list_1": "Austro-Prussian | Austro-Hungarian", "example_words_list_2": "Austro-Prussian, Austro-Hungarian", "example_words_corpus": "Austropop | austromancy | Austrophobe | austrocentric | Austrofascism | Austromarxist", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Oester", "etymology": "From Latin 'Austria' (the eastern kingdom/realm), derived from the Latin 'australis' meaning 'south', referring to the Eastern Marches of the Frankish Empire.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "German", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "2", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "batavo", "morpheme": "Batavo", "morpheme_head": "Batavo", "affix_form": "Batavo-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Netherlands", "example_words_list_1": "Batavophone", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Batavophone", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin Batavus, referring to the Batavi, a Germanic tribe living in the Rhine delta region (modern Netherlands)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "britanno", "morpheme": "Britanno", "morpheme_head": "Britanno", "affix_form": "Britanno-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "United Kingdom", "example_words_list_1": "Britannia, Britannicus", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin Britannia (Britain) + -o (nominal suffix)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "chino", "morpheme": "Chino", "morpheme_head": "Chino", "affix_form": "Chino-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "China | Chinese", "example_words_list_1": "Chino, Chinoiserie", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "chinos", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Proper noun, Location", "ancestor_etymon": "Chīna  OED", "etymology": "'China': Not a Chinese name, but found in Sanskrit as Chīna about the Christian era OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Sanskrit  OED", "etymological_family": "Sanskrit", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "copto", "morpheme": "Copto", "morpheme_head": "Copto", "affix_form": "Copto-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Coptic", "example_words_list_1": "Copto-grammar, Copto-lexicon, Copto-script", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Language, Origin, Coptic", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Coptic (Bohairic dialect) 'kopto' meaning 'to cut' or 'to carve', referring to the Coptic language and its script.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Coptic", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "cymro", "morpheme": "Cymro", "morpheme_head": "Cymro", "affix_form": "Cymro-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Celtic, Wales", "example_words_list_1": "Cymrophone | Cymrophobia", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "Cymrophone | Cymrophobia", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Ethnonym, Geography", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Welsh 'Cymro' (meaning Welshman/compatriot)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Welsh", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "daco", "morpheme": "Daco", "morpheme_head": "Daco", "affix_form": "Daco-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Dacian", "example_words_list_1": "Dacomania", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Dacomania", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin Dacus, referring to the Dacians, an ancient Thracian people.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "dalmato", "morpheme": "Dalmato", "morpheme_head": "Dalmato", "affix_form": "Dalmato-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Dalmatia", "example_words_list_1": "Dalmatian, Dalmatic", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin Dalmatia (region) + -us (adjective suffix)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "dano", "morpheme": "Dano", "morpheme_head": "Dano", "affix_form": "Dano-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Denmark | the language of Denmark | the people of Denmark", "example_words_list_1": "Dano-Eskimo | Dano-Norwegian", "example_words_list_2": "Dano-Eskimo, Dano-Norwegian", "example_words_corpus": "Danophone | Danophile | Danocentric", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Danir  OED", "etymology": "From Latin Dano- combining form derived from Dania 'Denmark'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old Norse OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "egypto", "morpheme": "Egypto", "morpheme_head": "Egypto", "affix_form": "Egypto-", "allomorphs": "Ægypto", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "ancient Egypt | relating to Egypt", "example_words_list_1": "Egyptology, Egyptologist, Egyptian, Egyptological", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Αἴγυπτος  OED", "etymology": "repr. stem of Greek Αἴγυπτος Egypt OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "1", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "euro", "morpheme": "Euro", "morpheme_head": "Euro", "affix_form": "Euro-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "Europe", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "noun | adjective", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Europe | European", "example_words_list_1": "Eurocentric, Eurozone, Eurotrash", "example_words_list_2": "Eurocentric | Eurobudget | Eurofighter | Euro-sceptic", "example_words_corpus": "Europop | Eurofag | euroize | noneuro | Eurolaw | Eurozone", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment | relating to", "ancestor_etymon": "Εὐρώπη  OED", "etymology": "shortened < European adj. < ancient Greek Εὐρωπαῖος  < Εὐρώπη OED exact origin unknown.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "16", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "fenno", "morpheme": "Fenno", "morpheme_head": "Fenno", "affix_form": "Fenno-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Finnish homeland | relating to Finland", "example_words_list_1": "Finnish, Finnmark, Finno-Ugric", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Fennoman | Fennomania | Fennophile", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Finnr  OED", "etymology": "From Old Norse 'Finnr' (plural 'Finnar'), referring to the Sámi people or Finnic tribes, likely of Uralic origin.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old Norse OED", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "fil", "morpheme": "Fil", "morpheme_head": "Fil", "affix_form": "Fil-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "Philippines", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Philippines", "example_words_list_1": "Filipino, Filipina", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "fils", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Spanish 'Filipinas', derived from King Philip II of Spain", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Spanish", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "finno", "morpheme": "Finno", "morpheme_head": "finn", "affix_form": "Finno-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "the Nordic nation | Finno-Ugric language family branch | ethnic group | language of Finland", "example_words_list_1": "Finno-Hungarian | Finno-Swedish", "example_words_list_2": "Finno-Hungarian, Finno-Swedish", "example_words_corpus": "Finnophone", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Finnr  OED", "etymology": "used as comb. form of Finn n. or Finnic adj. OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old Norse OED", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "MorphoQuantics | OED", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "gallo", "morpheme": "Gallo", "morpheme_head": "Gallo", "affix_form": "Gallo-", "allomorphs": "gallo", "sense_label": "France", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "the country of France | the Roman province of Gaul | France", "example_words_list_1": "Gallo-Briton | Gallophobe", "example_words_list_2": "Gallo-Briton, Gallophobe", "example_words_corpus": "Gallomania | Gallophone | Gallophile | Gallophilia", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Gallus  OED", "etymology": "From Latin Gallo- (combining form of Gallus 'Gaul, Frank')", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | OED", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "graeco", "morpheme": "Graeco", "morpheme_head": "Graeco", "affix_form": "Graeco-", "allomorphs": "Græco", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Greek", "example_words_list_1": "Graeco-Roman", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Graecomania", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Græcus  OED", "etymology": "From Latin Graecus 'Greek', derived from Greek Graikos", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "greco", "morpheme": "Greco", "morpheme_head": "Greco", "affix_form": "Greco-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Greece", "example_words_list_1": "Grecophone | Grecogenous", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Grecophone | Grecogenous", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Greek 'Graikos' (the name for the Greeks), via Latin 'Graecus'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "hellen", "morpheme": "Hell(en)", "morpheme_head": "Hell(en)", "affix_form": "Hell-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "pertaining to Greece | of Greek origin", "example_words_list_1": "Hellenic, Hellenism, Hellenize, Hellenistic, Hellenization", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Hellenic | prehellenic | Panhellenic | Hellenicity | philhellenic | protohellenic", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnicity, Identity", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Gr Hellēn : progenitor of the Hellenes (Greeks)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "helleno", "morpheme": "Helleno", "morpheme_head": "Helleno", "affix_form": "Helleno-", "allomorphs": "hellene", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "pertaining to Greece | the people of Greece | the land of Greece", "example_words_list_1": "Hellenophile, Hellenism, Hellenic, Hellenize, Hellenization", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Hellenoid | Hellenophile | hellenophone | Hellenomania | Hellenophilia | Hellenophobia", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Ἕλλην  OED", "etymology": "etymology taken from 'Hellenophile', n.  < ancient Greek Ἕλλην a Greek OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hiberno", "morpheme": "Hiberno", "morpheme_head": "Hiberno", "affix_form": "Hiberno-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Ireland | relating to Ireland | the Irish nation or its people", "example_words_list_1": "Hiberno-British | Hiberno-Egyptian", "example_words_list_2": "Hiberno-British, Hiberno-Egyptian", "example_words_corpus": "Hibernophile | Hibernophilia", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Hibernus  OED", "etymology": "Latin Hibernia 'Ireland'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hispano", "morpheme": "Hispano", "morpheme_head": "Hispano", "affix_form": "Hispano-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "the Iberian nation | the language of Spain | the people of Spanish descent", "example_words_list_1": "Hispanic, Hispanophile, Hispanophone", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Hispanophile | Hispanophone | Hispanophobia", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Hispānus  OED", "etymology": "From Latin Hispania (Spain) + -o (suffix forming adjectives/nouns)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hungaro", "morpheme": "Hungaro", "morpheme_head": "Hungaro", "affix_form": "Hungaro-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Hungary", "example_words_list_1": "Hungarophile", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Hungarophile", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin Hungaria (Hungary) + -o (nominal suffix)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "ibero", "morpheme": "Ibero", "morpheme_head": "Ibero", "affix_form": "Ibero-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "relating to the Iberian Peninsula | denoting Iberia", "example_words_list_1": "Iberian, Iberostyle", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Ἴβηρες  OED", "etymology": "combining form of Iberian adj. and n., < Greek Ἴβηρες  the Spaniards OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "indo", "morpheme": "Indo", "morpheme_head": "Indo", "affix_form": "Indo-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "India", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "noun | adjective", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "India | Indian", "example_words_list_1": "Indochina, Indology, Indophile", "example_words_list_2": "Indo-European | Indo-China | Indo-Iranian | Indophile", "example_words_corpus": "Indology | Indophile | Indochina | Indomania | Indophobia | Indologist", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment | relating to", "ancestor_etymon": "Ἰνδός  OED", "etymology": "combining form of Greek Ἰνδός, form1 OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "1", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "inver", "morpheme": "Inver", "morpheme_head": "Inver", "affix_form": "Inver-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "reverse | backward | opposite", "example_words_list_1": "Inverness | Inverclyde", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Inverness | Inverclyde", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Reversal, Direction", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin in- 'in, on, into' + vertere 'to turn'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "italo", "morpheme": "Italo", "morpheme_head": "Italo", "affix_form": "Italo-", "allomorphs": "ital", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Italian peninsula | pertaining to Italy", "example_words_list_1": "Italo-Roman, Italic", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Italophile | Italophone | Italomania | Italophobia | Italophilic", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Italia  OED", "etymology": "From Latin 'Italicus' (of Italy), derived from 'Italia' (Italy) + '-icus' (adjectival suffix). The prefix 'Italo-' is a combining form used in English to denote Italian origin or connection.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "kazaco", "morpheme": "Kazaco", "morpheme_head": "Kazaco", "affix_form": "Kazaco-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Kazakhstan", "example_words_list_1": "Kazakhstani, Kazakh", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Derived from Kazakh proper noun", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Kazakh", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "kenio", "morpheme": "Kenio", "morpheme_head": "Kenio", "affix_form": "Kenio-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Kenya", "example_words_list_1": "Kenio, Keniote", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Derived from the name of the country Kenya", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Swahili", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "kyrgyzo", "morpheme": "Kyrgyzo", "morpheme_head": "Kyrgyzo", "affix_form": "Kyrgyzo-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Kyrgyzstan", "example_words_list_1": "['Kyrgyzo-related']", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Derived from the ethnonym 'Kyrgyz'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Turkic", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "la", "morpheme": "La", "morpheme_head": "La", "affix_form": "La-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": "the people", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "the populace | the collective group", "example_words_list_1": "lay (not clerical) | laic | laity | layman | Nicholas Variant Spellings: liturgy | liturgy", "example_words_list_2": "lay (not clerical) | laic | laity | layman | Nicholas Variant Spellings: liturgy | liturgy", "example_words_corpus": "percontation | percontations", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Anomalous form", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek labon lambanein : to take, to hold", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Cognatarium | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "lebano", "morpheme": "Lebano", "morpheme_head": "Lebano", "affix_form": "Lebano-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Lebanon", "example_words_list_1": "Lebanese, Lebanese", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From the name 'Lebanon', likely via French 'Liban' or English 'Lebanon', referring to the country or the cedar tree native to the region.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Arabic", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "letto", "morpheme": "Letto", "morpheme_head": "Letto", "affix_form": "Letto-", "allomorphs": "lette", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Latvian nation | Lettish language | Latvian tongue", "example_words_list_1": "Latvian, Lettish", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Lett-  OED", "etymology": "< Lett n. ultimately < Latvian latvis OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | OED | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "litto", "morpheme": "Litto", "morpheme_head": "Litto", "affix_form": "Litto-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Lithuania", "example_words_list_1": "Lithuanian", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Lithuanian 'Lietuva'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Lithuanian", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "luso", "morpheme": "Luso", "morpheme_head": "Luso", "affix_form": "Luso-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Portugal", "example_words_list_1": "Lusophone | Lusophobe | Lusophile | Lusophobia | Lusophilia | lusotropicalism", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Lusophone | Lusophobe | Lusophile | Lusophobia | Lusophilia | lusotropicalism", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin 'Lusitanus' (of Lusitania, ancient Portugal) + '-o'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "mc", "morpheme": "Mc", "morpheme_head": "Mc", "affix_form": "Mc", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "son of", "example_words_list_1": "14 e)", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "McJob | McWord | McWorld | McLibel | McMuffin | McMansion", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Patronymic, Kinship", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Gaelic 'Mac' meaning 'son'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Gaelic", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "medo", "morpheme": "Medo", "morpheme_head": "Medo", "affix_form": "Medo-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Mede | inhabitant of Media", "example_words_list_1": "Medo-Persian", "example_words_list_2": "Medo-Persian", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Māda  OED", "etymology": "< Mede n. < Old Persian Māda  inhabitant of Media OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old Persian OED", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "nilo", "morpheme": "Nilo", "morpheme_head": "Nilo", "affix_form": "Nilo-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "the river Nile", "example_words_list_1": "Nilo-Hamite | Nilo-Hamitic", "example_words_list_2": "Nilo-Hamite, Nilo-Hamitic", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Geography, Proper Noun", "ancestor_etymon": "Νεῖλος  OED", "etymology": "< the name of the river Nile <ancient Greek Νεῖλος OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "normanno", "morpheme": "Normanno", "morpheme_head": "Normanno", "affix_form": "Normanno-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Normans", "example_words_list_1": "Normanno, Normannorum, Normanno", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Old French Normant, from Old Norse Norðmaðr 'Northman'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "osco", "morpheme": "Osco", "morpheme_head": "Osco", "affix_form": "Osco-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Oscans", "example_words_list_1": "Oscan, Oscans", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Refers to the Oscans, an Italic-speaking people of ancient Italy.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Italic", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "pak", "morpheme": "Pak", "morpheme_head": "Pak", "affix_form": "Pak-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "Pakistani", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Pakistani", "example_words_list_1": "Pakistani, Paki", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "paks", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Acronym derived from Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, and Balochi", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Urdu", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "perso", "morpheme": "Perso", "morpheme_head": "Perso", "affix_form": "Perso-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Persia", "example_words_list_1": "Persophone", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "Persophone", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek persikos 'Persian'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "rhaeto", "morpheme": "Rhaeto", "morpheme_head": "Rhaeto", "affix_form": "Rhaeto-", "allomorphs": "Rhæto", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Rhaetians", "example_words_list_1": "Rhaetian, Rhaetia", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin Rhaetia (the region of the Rhaetians) + -an (suffix forming adjectives/nouns denoting origin or association)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "ruando", "morpheme": "Ruando", "morpheme_head": "Ruando", "affix_form": "Ruando-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Rwanda", "example_words_list_1": "['Rwandan']", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Derived from the name of the country Rwanda", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Kinyarwanda", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "russo", "morpheme": "Russo", "morpheme_head": "Russo", "affix_form": "Russo-", "allomorphs": "russ", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "the nation of Russia | the country or its people", "example_words_list_1": "Russophobia, Russophile", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Russophone | Russophile | Russophobe | Russomania | Russophobia | Russophilia", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Россия  OED", "etymology": "< Old Russian Rus′ OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Russian", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "scando", "morpheme": "Scando", "morpheme_head": "Scando", "affix_form": "Scando-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Scandinavia", "example_words_list_1": "Scandofolk, Scandostyle", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Abbreviation of Scandinavia", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "siamo", "morpheme": "Siamo", "morpheme_head": "Siamo", "affix_form": "Siamo-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Thailand", "example_words_list_1": "Siamese, Siam", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Derived from the Thai word 'Siam'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Thai", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "siculo", "morpheme": "Siculo", "morpheme_head": "Siculo", "affix_form": "Siculo-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Sicily", "example_words_list_1": "Siculo-Norman", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin Sicilia (Sicily) + -o (adjectival suffix)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "slavo", "morpheme": "Slavo", "morpheme_head": "Slav", "affix_form": "Slavo-", "allomorphs": "Slavo", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Slav | Slavic | relating to Slavs", "example_words_list_1": "Slavonic, Slavic, Slavo-Serbian", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Slavophile | Slavophobia | Slavosphere", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Proto-Slavic *Slověne (related to 'word')", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Proto-Slavic", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "slovako", "morpheme": "Slovako", "morpheme_head": "Slovako", "affix_form": "Slovako-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Slovak | Slovakian", "example_words_list_1": "Slovakia, Slovakian, Slovako-grammar, Slovako-culture", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Demonym, Nationality, Language, Adjectival", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Latin 'Slovakus', derived from the ethnonym 'Slovák', which originates from the Slavic root 'slovo' meaning 'word' (implying 'people who speak intelligibly').", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "sudano", "morpheme": "Sudano", "morpheme_head": "Sudano", "affix_form": "Sudano-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Sudan", "example_words_list_1": "Sudanese", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "The form 'Sudano-' appears to be a constructed or erroneous representation rather than a standard Arabic morpheme. In Arabic, 'Sudan' is a proper noun (Sūdān) and does not function as a productive prefix with the form 'Sudano-'. The example word 'Sudanese' is typically formed in English via the suffix '-ese' attached to 'Sudan', or in Arabic via the nisba adjective 'Sūdānī' (سوداني), which uses the root س-و-د-ن. There is no attested Arabic prefix 'Sudano-' meaning 'Sudan'. Therefore, the record likely contains a hallucinated or non-standard linguistic entry.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Arabic", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "syro", "morpheme": "Syro", "morpheme_head": "Syro", "affix_form": "Syro-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "the country Syria | or the Syrians", "example_words_list_1": "Syro-Egyptian | Syro-Aramaic", "example_words_list_2": "Syro-Egyptian, Syro-Aramaic", "example_words_corpus": "Syrophoenician", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Συρο-  OED", "etymology": "< Greek Συρο-, combining form of Σύρος a Syrian OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "tagalo", "morpheme": "Tagalo", "morpheme_head": "Tagalo", "affix_form": "Tagalo-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Tagalog", "example_words_list_1": "Tagalog", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Derived from the endonym 'Tagalog', referring to the people and language of the Tagalog region in the Philippines.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Tagalog", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "teuto", "morpheme": "Teuto", "morpheme_head": "Teuto", "affix_form": "Teuto-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": "combining_form", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "various", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Germanic | Teutonic", "example_words_list_1": "Teutophile | Teutophobe", "example_words_list_2": "Teutophile, Teutophobe", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "Teutonēs  OED", "etymology": "Latin Teutonicus 'Germanic'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "thraco", "morpheme": "Thraco", "morpheme_head": "Thraco", "affix_form": "Thraco-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Thrace", "example_words_list_1": "Thracomania", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Thracomania", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Greek Thrakē (Thrace) + -o- combining form", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "tosco", "morpheme": "Tosco", "morpheme_head": "Tosco", "affix_form": "Tosco-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Tuscany", "example_words_list_1": "Toscanella, Toscano", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin Tuscia (Tuscany) + -o (adjectival suffix)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "turco", "morpheme": "Turco", "morpheme_head": "Turco", "affix_form": "Turco-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Turkey", "example_words_list_1": "Turcophile", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Turcophile", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin 'Turcicus' (Turkish) + '-o' (nominal suffix)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "turkmeno", "morpheme": "Turkmeno", "morpheme_head": "Turkmeno", "affix_form": "Turkmeno-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Turkmenistan", "example_words_list_1": "Turkmenostan", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Derived from the name of the Turkmen people and the country Turkmenistan", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Turkmen", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "ugro", "morpheme": "Ugro", "morpheme_head": "Ugro", "affix_form": "Ugro-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "relating to the Ugric language group | pertaining to the Ugric peoples", "example_words_list_1": "Ugro-Finnic", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnicity, Geography", "ancestor_etymon": "Угри  OED", "etymology": "combining form of Ugrian adj., < Ugri, ...an Asiatic race dwelling east of the Ural Mountains OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Russian  OED", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "umbro", "morpheme": "Umbro", "morpheme_head": "Umbro", "affix_form": "Umbro-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Umbria", "example_words_list_1": "umbrian, umbrius", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Ethnic or Geographic Area Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin Umbria (region in central Italy)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "uzbeco", "morpheme": "Uzbeco", "morpheme_head": "Uzbeco", "affix_form": "Uzbeco-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Uzbekistan", "example_words_list_1": "Uzbeco-centric", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality Assignment", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Derived from the name of the Uzbek people/language", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Uzbek", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "yugo", "morpheme": "Yugo", "morpheme_head": "Yugo", "affix_form": "Yugo-", "allomorphs": "Jugo", "sense_label": "Yugoslavia", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Yugoslavia | South Slavic", "example_words_list_1": "Yugosphere", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Yugosphere", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Geopolitical, Proper noun derivative", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Abbreviation of Yugoslavia", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Serbo-Croatian", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "eer", "morpheme": "[e]er", "morpheme_head": "[e]er", "affix_form": "-eer", "allomorphs": "-eer1 | -eer2", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": "forms:noun", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational | derivational suffix affix bound morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "noun | 0", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "noun", "meaning_definition": "one who performs | agent | person associated with", "example_words_list_1": "Practitioner | follower | leader | engineer | auctioneer | musketeer | volunteer | gazetteer - inanimate sense: a geographical index or dictionary | profiteer | dungeoneer | electioneer", "example_words_list_2": "Practitioner | follower | leader | engineer | auctioneer | musketeer | volunteer | gazetteer - inanimate sense: a geographical index or dictionary | profiteer | dungeoneer | electioneer", "example_words_corpus": "engineer | muleteer | Lexiteer | engineers | privateer | marketeer", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Creature grouper", "ancestor_etymon": "-ier / -ārius OED | eer", "etymology": "French -eer, from Old French -ier, from Latin -arius", "ancestor_etymon_language": "French from Latin OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "?", "morpheme_length": "3.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "es", "morpheme": "[e]s", "morpheme_head": "[e]s", "affix_form": "-[e]s", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "plural", "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "inflectional | inflectional suffix affix bound morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "0", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "plural", "example_words_list_1": "barges in | confuses | knives", "example_words_list_2": "barges in | confuses | knives", "example_words_corpus": "axes | goes | foxes | sexes | boxes | buses", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number, Plurality", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "PIE *-es (plural marker)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Proto-Indo-European", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "?", "morpheme_length": "2.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "an", "morpheme": "a(n)", "morpheme_head": "a", "affix_form": "a-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "without", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational prefix affix morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "amoral | anesthetic | not suffix", "meaning_definition": "absence of | negation | denoting absence (from Greek alpha privative)", "example_words_list_1": "atypical, amoral, anonymous, apolitical, asymmetrical", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "ans | Texan | pyran | furan | Javan | Rhean", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Negator | Anomalous form", "ancestor_etymon": "ἀ- | ἀν- OED | a", "etymology": "< ancient Greek ἀ- | an- | prefix2 | a- | prefix6 | Forming nouns and adjectives | with the sense 'without' | 'not' | '-less' OED | Greek | Greek ἀν-/ἀ- ~not~ | Greek ἀν-/ἀ- \"not\" | Greek a- | an- : not | without Indo-European *ne- : not", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED | Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "22", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | Cognatarium | Stein | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "ab", "morpheme": "ab", "morpheme_head": "ab", "affix_form": "ab-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "from", "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational prefix affix morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective | verb | noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "originating away from | separation from a point | detachment | separated distance | directly facing away | external position | distance from | signifies separation | lower position", "example_words_list_1": "abnormal, abduct, abstain, abridge, abhor, ablate", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "abs | abuse | abend | abbed | abohm | abmho", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Direction designator | preposition-like", "ancestor_etymon": "ab | ab-  OED", "etymology": "Latin ab 'away, from'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin | Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "13223", "morpheme_length": "2.0", "source": "Wiktionary | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | MorphoQuantics | Cognatarium | OED | Stein", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "abac", "morpheme": "abac", "morpheme_head": "abac", "affix_form": "abac-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "slab", "example_words_list_1": "abaciscus | abacus | abax", "example_words_list_2": "abaciscus | abacus | abax", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Geometry, Measurement, Physical Object", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ἄβαξ | ἄβακος (ábax | ábakos) | ἀβακίσκος (abakískos) | ἀβακίσκος(abakískos)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "allerg", "morpheme": "allerg", "morpheme_head": "allerg", "affix_form": "-allerg-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "other | different", "example_words_list_1": "allergy, allogeneic, allopathy", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Difference, Alterity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek allos 'other'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "6835", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "allo", "morpheme": "allo", "morpheme_head": "allo", "affix_form": "allo-", "allomorphs": "alli", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational prefix affix morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "noun | adjective", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "alternative | Linguistics: a member of a group of related forms that function as a distinct unit | distinct | belonging to a different entity of the same kind", "example_words_list_1": "allomorph, allophone, allopathy, allogeneic", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "allonym | allobar | allopath | allogamy | allotype | alloform", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Targeter | Grouping anything", "ancestor_etymon": "ἀλλο-  OED | allo | ali", "etymology": "< ancient Greek ἀλλο- | combining form of ἄλλος  other | different. Definition 4: OED | ἄλλος (állos) | different Definition 1 OED | Greek allos : other", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED | Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium | MorphoQuantics | Wiktionary | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "ando", "morpheme": "ando", "morpheme_head": "ando", "affix_form": "-ando", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "0", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "form gerund of regular -ar verbs", "example_words_list_1": "amando, laudando, servando", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Aspect, Verb inflection", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin present participle suffix -ant- + -o, from Proto-Italic *-ont-o, from Proto-Indo-European *-ont- (present participle marker) + *-o (thematic vowel)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "7", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": null, "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "chinn", "morpheme": "chinn", "morpheme_head": "chinn", "affix_form": "-chinn-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "chin", "example_words_list_1": "chinless, double-chinned, goatee, menthol", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Anatomy, Body part", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Old English 'cine' meaning chin, jaw.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "9", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "chlamyd", "morpheme": "chlamyd", "morpheme_head": "chlamyd", "affix_form": "chlamyd", "allomorphs": "chlamydo | chlamys", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "outer garment | covering", "example_words_list_1": "achlamydeous, chlamydate, chlamydia, chlamydospore, chlamys", "example_words_list_2": "achlamydeous, chlamydate, chlamydia, chlamydospore, chlamys", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Clothing, Biology", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek chlamys 'cloak'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "chloro", "morpheme": "chloro", "morpheme_head": "chlor", "affix_form": "chloro", "allomorphs": "chloro", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "verdant | emerald-hued | chlorine | tinged with green", "example_words_list_1": "chlorophyll, chlorination, chlorosis", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "chloroid | dichloro | chloroma | trichloro | chloropal | chloromas", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "χλωρός (khlōrós) | χλωρο-  OED", "etymology": "χλωρός (khlōrós) | combining form of Greek χλωρ-ός green OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek | Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "/kloroʊ/", "word_list_frequency": "4", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "choer", "morpheme": "choer", "morpheme_head": "choer", "affix_form": "choer", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "pig.", "example_words_list_1": "Examples: Choeroichthys (\"pig-fish\"); Choerophryne (\"frog pig\"); Choerodon (\"pig tooth\")", "example_words_list_2": "Examples: Choeroichthys (\"pig-fish\"); Choerophryne (\"frog pig\"); Choerodon (\"pig tooth\")", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "χοίρος (koíros)", "etymology": "From Ancient Greek χοῖρος (khoiros) meaning 'piglet' or 'pig'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "/koɪroʊ/", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikipedia", "attestation": "wikidata"}
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{"morpheme_key": "chrono", "morpheme": "chrono", "morpheme_head": "chrono", "affix_form": "chrono-", "allomorphs": "chrona | chroni | chron", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "measure of time | temporal sequence", "example_words_list_1": "anachronism | asynchronous | biochronology | chronaxie | chronic | chronicle | chronogram | chronograph | chronology | chronometer | chronometry | chronophobia | chronophotography | chronostasis | geochronology | heterochrony | hydrochronometer | isochron | protochronism | synchronic | synchronism | synchronize | synchronous | tautochrone | allochronic | anachronic | diachronic", "example_words_list_2": "anachronism | asynchronous | biochronology | chronaxie | chronic | chronicle | chronogram | chronograph | chronology | chronometer | chronometry | chronophobia | chronophotography | chronostasis | geochronology | heterochrony | hydrochronometer | isochron | protochronism | synchronic | synchronism | synchronize | synchronous | tautochrone | allochronic | anachronic | diachronic", "example_words_corpus": "chronon | chronons | chrononym | chronology | chronogram | chronocide", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Time, Temporal", "ancestor_etymon": "χρονο-  OED", "etymology": "χρόνος (khrónos) | < ancient Greek χρονο- | combining form ... of χρόνος  time OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "20700", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "MorphoQuantics | Stein | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "construe", "morpheme": "construe", "morpheme_head": "construe", "affix_form": "-construe-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "interpret | understand | explain", "example_words_list_1": "construed, construction, reconstruct, construed", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "construed | construes | construer | reconstrue | construers | misconstrue", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Cognition, Perception", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin 'construere' meaning 'to build together', from 'com-' (together) + 'struere' (to build)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "3238", "morpheme_length": "8.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "consult", "morpheme": "consult", "morpheme_head": "consult", "affix_form": "-consult-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "to seek advice | to refer to | to deliberate", "example_words_list_1": "consultant, consultation, consultative", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "consults | consulted | consulter | consultee | reconsult | consultant", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Communication, Cognition", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin consultus, past participle of consulere 'to look into, investigate, take counsel'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "84062", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "consummate", "morpheme": "consummate", "morpheme_head": "consummate", "affix_form": "-consummate-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "complete | perfect | finished", "example_words_list_1": "consummate, consummation", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "consummated | consummates | consummately | unconsummated", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Completeness, Perfection", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin consummare 'to complete, finish', from con- 'together' + summare 'to sum up, complete'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "996", "morpheme_length": "10.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "contemplate", "morpheme": "contemplate", "morpheme_head": "contemplate", "affix_form": "-contemplate-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "to think deeply | to consider | to meditate on", "example_words_list_1": "contemplative, contemplation", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "contemplated | contemplates | contemplateth | contemplatest | uncontemplated", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Cognition, Thought", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin contemplari 'to observe, watch over' (from com- 'together' + templum 'temple, sacred space')", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "3676", "morpheme_length": "11.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "dendro", "morpheme": "dendro", "morpheme_head": "dendro", "affix_form": "dendro", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "various", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "tree | tree | trees", "example_words_list_1": "Examples: Rhododendron (\"rose tree\") | Liriodendron (\"lily tree\") | Dendrocnide (\"tree nettle\") | Epidendrum (\"above tree\") Lepidodendron (¨scaled tree¨) | dendric | dendrite | dendrochronology | dendrogram | dendromancy | rhododendron | dendrology | epidendron | philodendron | dendrography | dendriform", "example_words_list_2": "Examples: Rhododendron (\"rose tree\") | Liriodendron (\"lily tree\") | Dendrocnide (\"tree nettle\") | Epidendrum (\"above tree\") Lepidodendron (¨scaled tree¨) | dendric | dendrite | dendrochronology | dendrogram | dendromancy | rhododendron | dendrology | epidendron | philodendron | dendrography | dendriform", "example_words_corpus": "dendrology | dendrogram | dendrocyte | dendrolite | dendrodate | dendromass", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "δένδρον (déndron) | δένδρον  OED", "etymology": "δένδρον (déndron) | akin to δρύς (drús) ~tree~ | combining form of Greek δένδρον tree OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek | Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "/dɛn.dɹoʊ/, /ˈdɛndɹən/, /dɛndɹəm/", "word_list_frequency": "1", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "ebullience", "morpheme": "ebullience", "morpheme_head": "ebullience", "affix_form": "-ebullience-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "boiling | bubbling | high spirits", "example_words_list_1": "ebullient, ebullition", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "ebulliences", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Emotion, Vitality", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin 'ebullientia', from 'ebullire' meaning 'to boil out' (ex- 'out' + bullire 'to boil')", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "6", "morpheme_length": "10.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "ethylene", "morpheme": "ethylene", "morpheme_head": "ethylene", "affix_form": "-ethylene-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "two carbon atoms | unsaturated hydrocarbon unit", "example_words_list_1": "ethylene, polyethylene, ethylene glycol", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Chemistry, Organic compounds", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek 'aithēr' (ether) + '-ene' (suffix for alkenes)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "214", "morpheme_length": "8.0", "source": null, "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "etum", "morpheme": "etum", "morpheme_head": "etum", "affix_form": "-etum", "allomorphs": "-etum", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": "forms:noun", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "noun | 0.0018348623853211", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "noun", "meaning_definition": "A grouping of | a site for cultivating the named plant", "example_words_list_1": "arboretum, pinetum, rosetum", "example_words_list_2": "arboretum, pinetum, rosetum", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Location, Collection", "ancestor_etymon": "-ētum  OED", "etymology": "Latin -etum, from -etus (past participle suffix of verbs like arborem -> arbor), denoting a place or collection associated with the root noun", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "545", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "Stein", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "eucharist", "morpheme": "eucharist", "morpheme_head": "eucharist", "affix_form": "-eucharist-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "thanks | thanksgiving", "example_words_list_1": "eucharistic, eucharist, eucharistically", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Gratitude, Religious concept", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek eucharistia 'thanksgiving', from eucharistein 'to give thanks'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "432", "morpheme_length": "9.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "eugene", "morpheme": "eugene", "morpheme_head": "eugene", "affix_form": "-eugene-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "well | good | noble", "example_words_list_1": "eugenics, eugenic, eugenist", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Goodness, Nobility", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek eu- 'well' + genos 'birth/race'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "4976", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": null, "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "eugenia", "morpheme": "eugenia", "morpheme_head": "eugenia", "affix_form": "-eugenia-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "well-born | noble | good birth", "example_words_list_1": "eugenics, eugenic, eugenicist", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nobility, Quality, Positive attribute", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek eugenes 'well-born' (eu- 'well' + gen- 'born')", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "232", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": null, "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "gyn", "morpheme": "gyn", "morpheme_head": "gyn", "affix_form": "gyn-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "female", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational prefix affix morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "female gender | adult female", "example_words_list_1": "gynecology | misogyny | androgynous | epigynous | gynarchy | hypogynous | misogynist | perigynous | polygyny | polygamy (many wives) | OB-GYN (woman's doctor) | androgyn (hermaphrodite) | androgyny (condition of being a hermaphrodite)", "example_words_list_2": "gynecology | misogyny | androgynous | epigynous | gynarchy | hypogynous | misogynist | perigynous | polygyny | polygamy (many wives) | OB-GYN (woman's doctor) | androgyn (hermaphrodite) | androgyny (condition of being a hermaphrodite)", "example_words_corpus": "pseudogynous", "related_morphemes": "compare andr / andr", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "andr", "opposing_meaning": "male", "categorical_group_list": "Gender, Biology", "ancestor_etymon": "gyn", "etymology": "Greek γυνή (gunē) 'woman'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "191", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "gyps", "morpheme": "gyps", "morpheme_head": "gyps", "affix_form": "-gyps-", "allomorphs": "gypsum", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "a mineral | a type of rock", "example_words_list_1": "gypseous, gypsiferous, gypsophila, gypsum unrelated: Gypsy", "example_words_list_2": "gypseous, gypsiferous, gypsophila, gypsum unrelated: Gypsy", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Mineral, Substance", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek gypsos 'gypsum'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "gyrate", "morpheme": "gyrate", "morpheme_head": "gyrate", "affix_form": "-gyrate-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "to move in a circle | spinning | rotating", "example_words_list_1": "gyration, gyratory, gyrate", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "gyrated | gyrates | levogyrate | multigyrate | circumgyrate | dextrogyrate", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Motion, Rotation", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin gyrus 'circle, ring' (of uncertain origin, possibly Greek gyrós 'wheel') + -ate verb suffix", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "439", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "h", "morpheme": "h", "morpheme_head": "h", "affix_form": "-h-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "this | that | near | far", "example_words_list_1": "he | hence | her | here | hers | him | his | hither ●compare th- | wh-", "example_words_list_2": "he, hence, her, here, hers, him, his, hither ●compare th-, wh-", "example_words_corpus": "umohoite | umohoites", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Demonstrative, Deictic", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Proto-Indo-European *so, *seh₂ (demonstrative pronoun stem)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Proto-Indo-European", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "785", "morpheme_length": "1.0", "source": "Wiktionary | Cognatarium", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hab", "morpheme": "hab", "morpheme_head": "hab", "affix_form": "hab-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "have | dwell | live | abide", "example_words_list_1": "habit | habitable | habitance | habitant | habitat | habitation | habitator | habitual | habituate | habituation | habitude | habitudinal | inhabit | inhabitable | inhabitant | inhabitation | nonhabitual | rehabilitate | ability | able | debenture | debile | debilitate | debility | debit | debitor | debt | debtor | devoir | disability | disable | disenable | disinhibit | disinhibition | due | duty | enable | enablement | endeavor | exhibit | exhibition | exhibitor | habeas corpus | habendum | habenula | habile | habilitate | hability | inability | indubitable | inhabile | inhibit | inhibition | inhibitory | prebend | prebendary | prohibit | prohibition | prohibitive | prohibitory | provender | rehabilitant | rehabilitation | rehabilitative | rehabilitator", "example_words_list_2": "habit | habitable | habitance | habitant | habitat | habitation | habitator | habitual | habituate | habituation | habitude | habitudinal | inhabit | inhabitable | inhabitant | inhabitation | nonhabitual | rehabilitate | ability | able | debenture | debile | debilitate | debility | debit | debitor | debt | debtor | devoir | disability | disable | disenable | disinhibit | disinhibition | due | duty | enable | enablement | endeavor | exhibit | exhibition | exhibitor | habeas corpus | habendum | habenula | habile | habilitate | hability | inability | indubitable | inhabile | inhibit | inhibition | inhibitory | prebend | prebendary | prohibit | prohibition | prohibitive | prohibitory | provender | rehabilitant | rehabilitation | rehabilitative | rehabilitator", "example_words_corpus": "habs", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Possession, Existence, Permanence", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "habere | habitus | habere \"to have\" | habitus\"habit\" | habitare \"to live (reside)\"", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "helio", "morpheme": "helio", "morpheme_head": "helio", "affix_form": "helio-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": "sun", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sun | the Sun | sun's light", "example_words_list_1": "aphelion | heliocentric | heliocentrism | heliodor | heliograph | heliolatry | heliomania | heliometer | heliopause | Heliophila | heliophobia | heliophyte | Helios | helioscope | heliosphere | heliostat | heliotherapy | heliotrope | heliotropic | heliotropism | helium | parhelion | perihelion | helicentric | heliarc | Heliopolis", "example_words_list_2": "aphelion | heliocentric | heliocentrism | heliodor | heliograph | heliolatry | heliomania | heliometer | heliopause | Heliophila | heliophobia | heliophyte | Helios | helioscope | heliosphere | heliostat | heliotherapy | heliotrope | heliotropic | heliotropism | helium | parhelion | perihelion | helicentric | heliarc | Heliopolis", "example_words_corpus": "heliosis | heliogram | heliolite | heliology | heliotail | heliotype", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Astronomical", "ancestor_etymon": "ἥλιος  OED", "etymology": "ἥλιος (hḗlios) | combining form of Greek ἥλιος sun OED | From Gr hēlios : the sun", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "MorphoQuantics | Cognatarium | Stein | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "hellenistic", "morpheme": "hellenistic", "morpheme_head": "hellenistic", "affix_form": "-hellenistic-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Greek | Hellenistic period | relating to the culture of Greeks after Alexander the Great", "example_words_list_1": "hellenistic, hellenistically, hellenization, hellenize", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Culture, Era, Ethnicity", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek Hellenistikos (from Hellen, meaning Greek)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "189", "morpheme_length": "11.0", "source": null, "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "hemi", "morpheme": "hemi", "morpheme_head": "hemi", "affix_form": "hemi", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational prefix affix morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "portion | incomplete", "example_words_list_1": "Examples: Hemicyon (\"half-dog\") | hemichordate (\"half-chordate\") | Hemiptera (\"half-wing\") | cerebral hemisphere | hemisphere | hemicycle | hemifacial | hemimorphic | anhemitonic | hemiballismus | hemicryptophyte | hemicube | hemidesmosome | hemimelia | hemimetabolic | hemimetabolism | hemimetaboly | hemiparesis | hemiplegia | hemipolyhedron | hemitonic | hemidemisemiquaver | Hemiptera | hemistich | hemitrope ●see also semi-", "example_words_list_2": "Examples: Hemicyon (\"half-dog\") | hemichordate (\"half-chordate\") | Hemiptera (\"half-wing\") | hemisphere | hemicycle | hemifacial | hemimorphic | anhemitonic | hemiballismus | hemicryptophyte | hemicube | hemidesmosome | hemimelia | hemimetabolic | hemimetabolism | hemimetaboly | hemiparesis | hemiplegia | hemipolyhedron | hemitonic | hemidemisemiquaver | Hemiptera | hemistich | hemitrope ●see also semi-", "example_words_corpus": "hemiopia | hemicube | hemipore | hemiface | hemiarch | hemiloop", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific | Quantity | Amount", "ancestor_etymon": "ἡμι- (hēmi-) | hemi | ἡμι-  OED", "etymology": "Greek ἡμι- (hēmi-) | half | < Greek ἡμι- | comb. Form OED | ἥμισυς (hḗmisus) | From Gr hēmi- : half", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek | Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "/hɛmi/", "word_list_frequency": "550", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "Wikipedia | Cognatarium | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | MorphoQuantics | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "henge", "morpheme": "henge", "morpheme_head": "henge", "affix_form": "-henge-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "circle | enclosure | ring", "example_words_list_1": "Stonehenge, Woodhenge", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Shape, Structure", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English hengest \"stall, enclosure\"", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "304", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "henico", "morpheme": "henico-", "morpheme_head": "henico-", "affix_form": "henico-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Used in forming taxonomic genus names | related to 'ingle' (a hearth or fireplace)", "example_words_list_1": "Henicophaps", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Henicophaps", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": null, "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": null, "ancestor_etymon_language": null, "etymological_family": "other", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "heort", "morpheme": "heort", "morpheme_head": "heort", "affix_form": "heort-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "feast | celebration | festival", "example_words_list_1": "heortday, heortweorc", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Time, Celebration, Religious", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English heort 'feast, celebration', from Proto-Germanic *harjōną", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hepar", "morpheme": "hepar", "morpheme_head": "hepar", "affix_form": "hepar-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "liver", "example_words_list_1": "heparin, hepatic, hepatitis, hepatocyte, hepatology, hepatomancy, hepatoscopy, hepatotoxic, hepatotoxin, hepatotropic", "example_words_list_2": "heparin, hepatic, hepatitis, hepatocyte, hepatology, hepatomancy, hepatoscopy, hepatotoxic, hepatotoxin, hepatotropic", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Anatomy, Organ", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ἧπαρ, ἥπατος (hêpar, hḗpatos), ἡπατικός (hēpatikós)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hepato", "morpheme": "hepato", "morpheme_head": "hepato", "affix_form": "hepato-", "allomorphs": "hepat", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "organ | pertaining to the liver | the organ", "example_words_list_1": "hepatitis, hepatology, hepatoma", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "hepatoma | hepatoid | hepatomas | hepatosis | hepatocyte | hepatology", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Body Parts and Substances", "ancestor_etymon": "ἡπατ-  OED", "etymology": "ἧπαρ | ἥπατος (hêpar | hḗpatos) | ἡπατικός (hēpatikós) | comb. form of Greek ἧπαρ | ἡπατ- liver OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "1", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hept", "morpheme": "hept", "morpheme_head": "hept", "affix_form": "hept-", "allomorphs": "hept(a)", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "the numeral seven | the cardinal number seven | the ordinal number seventh", "example_words_list_1": "heptachord | heptagon | heptagram | heptagraph | heptahedron | heptamer | heptameric | heptameter | Heptateuch | heptathlete | heptathlon | heptatonic | heptode | heptad | heptamerous | heptane | heptavalent | heptose ●hebdomad ●see also sept-1 | hebdomad | heptagon (7-sided shape)", "example_words_list_2": "heptachord | heptagon | heptagram | heptagraph | heptahedron | heptamer | heptameric | heptameter | Heptateuch | heptathlete | heptathlon | heptatonic | heptode | heptad | heptamerous | heptane | heptavalent | heptose ●hebdomad ●see also sept-1 | hebdomad | heptagon (7-sided shape)", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Anomalous form", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ἑπτά (heptá) | From Gr hepta : seven", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikipedia | Cognatarium | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "hewn", "morpheme": "hewn", "morpheme_head": "hewn", "affix_form": "-hewn", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "hewn, sown", "example_words_list_1": "hand-hewn, roughhewn, unhewn", "example_words_list_2": "hand-hewn, roughhewn, unhewn", "example_words_corpus": "unhewn", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "State, Physical modification", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English heawen, past participle of heawian 'to hew'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hex", "morpheme": "hex", "morpheme_head": "hex", "affix_form": "hex-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": "6", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "numeric value six | cardinal number six | ordinal number sixth", "example_words_list_1": "hexachord | hexad | hexadic | hexagon | hexagram | hexahedron | hexamer | hexamerous | hexameter | hexapod | hexastyle | hexasyllabic | Hexateuch | hexatonic | hexode | tetrahemihexahedron | hexachlorophene | hexadecimal | hexaemeron | hexane | hexastich | hexavalent ●unrelated: hex ●see also sex-2 | hexagon (6-sided shape)", "example_words_list_2": "hexachord | hexad | hexadic | hexagon | hexagram | hexahedron | hexamer | hexamerous | hexameter | hexapod | hexastyle | hexasyllabic | Hexateuch | hexatonic | hexode | tetrahemihexahedron | hexachlorophene | hexadecimal | hexaemeron | hexane | hexastich | hexavalent ●unrelated: hex ●see also sex-2 | hexagon (6-sided shape)", "example_words_corpus": "hexed | hexes | hexyl | unhex | dehex | dihex", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "quantity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ἕξ (héx) | ἑξάς | ἑξάδος (hexás | hexádos) | From Gr hex : six", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikipedia | Cognatarium | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/ | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hexa", "morpheme": "hex(a)", "morpheme_head": "hex(a)", "affix_form": "hex-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational prefix affix morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "the number six or something with six components | the numeral for six | the ordinal form of six", "example_words_list_1": "hexagon | hexasyllable | hexahedron | hexachord | hexad | hexadic | hexagram | hexamer | hexamerous | hexameter | hexapod | hexastyle | hexasyllabic | Hexateuch | hexatonic | hexode | tetrahemihexahedron", "example_words_list_2": "hexagon | hexasyllable | hexahedron | hexachord | hexad | hexadic | hexagram | hexamer | hexamerous | hexameter | hexapod | hexastyle | hexasyllabic | Hexateuch | hexatonic | hexode | tetrahemihexahedron", "example_words_corpus": "hexagon | hexamer | hexapod | hexanol | hexaene | hexagram", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number forms | quantity", "ancestor_etymon": "ἕξ  OED | hexa", "etymology": "hexa-: combining form of Greek ἕξ six OED | ἕξ (héx) | ἑξάς | ἑξάδος (hexás | hexádos)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED | Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "MorphoQuantics | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | Stein", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hexacosi", "morpheme": "hexacosi", "morpheme_head": "hexacosi", "affix_form": "hexacosi-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sixty", "example_words_list_1": "hexacosichoron | hexacosichorons", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "hexacosichoron | hexacosichorons", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number, Quantity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek hexēkonta (sixty) via hexakosioi (six hundred) + -osi (suffix variation)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hexahedro", "morpheme": "hexahedro", "morpheme_head": "hexahedro", "affix_form": "hexahedro-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "six | six-sided", "example_words_list_1": "hexahedron", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number, Shape, Geometry", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek hexa- \"six\" + hedron \"face, seat\"", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hexakis", "morpheme": "hexakis", "morpheme_head": "hexakis", "affix_form": "hexakis-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "six | sixty", "example_words_list_1": "hexakisphosphate | hexakisphosphates", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "hexakisphosphate | hexakisphosphates", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number, Multiplicity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek hex (six) + -akis (suffix denoting a group or related quantity)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hexaprismo", "morpheme": "hexaprismo", "morpheme_head": "hexaprismo", "affix_form": "hexaprismo-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "six | six-sided", "example_words_list_1": "hexapod, hexagon, hexameter, hexagram, hexathlon", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number, Shape", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek hexa- 'six' + prisman 'prism'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hey", "morpheme": "hey", "morpheme_head": "hey", "affix_form": "-hey-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "greeting | interjection", "example_words_list_1": "hey, heyday, heythere", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "heys", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Greeting, Interjection, Discourse marker", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Old English 'hēg' or 'hǣg', an interjection of greeting, possibly related to 'hā' (hail).", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "58421", "morpheme_length": "3.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "heyday", "morpheme": "heyday", "morpheme_head": "heyday", "affix_form": "-heyday-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "peak period | time of greatest success | prime", "example_words_list_1": "golden heyday, heyday of the empire, heyday of the band", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Time, Success", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Compound of 'hey' (interjection of attention or joy) + 'day' (24-hour period), first attested in the 19th century to denote a time of high spirits or prosperity.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "326", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": null, "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "hi", "morpheme": "hi", "morpheme_head": "hi", "affix_form": "hi-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "gape", "example_words_list_1": "dehisce | dehiscence | dehiscent | hiatal | hiatus | indehiscence | indehiscent | inhiation", "example_words_list_2": "dehisce | dehiscence | dehiscent | hiatal | hiatus | indehiscence | indehiscent | inhiation", "example_words_corpus": "rehi", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Opening, Physical state", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "hiare", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "85984", "morpheme_length": "2.0", "source": "Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hiatus", "morpheme": "hiatus", "morpheme_head": "hiatus", "affix_form": "-hiatus-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "gap | break | separation", "example_words_list_1": "hiatus", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "prehiatus", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Gap, Separation, Void", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin hiatus 'gap, opening' (from hiantem, present participle of hiare 'to gape')", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "693", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hibern", "morpheme": "hibern", "morpheme_head": "hibern", "affix_form": "hibern-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "frosty | cold season", "example_words_list_1": "hibernacle | hibernaculum | hibernal | hibernate | hibernation | hibernator | hibernate ●unrelated: Hibernia ●compare estiv- | vern-", "example_words_list_2": "hibernacle | hibernaculum | hibernal | hibernate | hibernation | hibernator | hibernate ●unrelated: Hibernia ●compare estiv- | vern-", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Season, Nature", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "hibernus | From L hībernus : of winter | wintry To hībernare : to spend the winter", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hibernate", "morpheme": "hibernate", "morpheme_head": "hibernate", "affix_form": "-hibernate-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "to sleep | dormant | inactive", "example_words_list_1": "hibernation, hibernating, hibernaculum", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "hibernated | hibernates", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "State, Biological process", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin hibernus 'of winter' (from hiems 'winter') + -ate verb suffix", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "467", "morpheme_length": "9.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hibit", "morpheme": "hibit", "morpheme_head": "hibit", "affix_form": "-hibit-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "possess | retain", "example_words_list_1": "adhibit, exhibit, inhibit, prohibit ●same as habit- ●see also habil-", "example_words_list_2": "adhibit, exhibit, inhibit, prohibit ●same as habit- ●see also habil-", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Possession, Retention", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From L -hibitum, pp. of -hibēre (comb. form) From habēre : to have, to hold", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "40276", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "hiccup", "morpheme": "hiccup", "morpheme_head": "hiccup", "affix_form": "-hiccup-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "involuntary contraction of the diaphragm | spasm", "example_words_list_1": "['hiccup']", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Physiology, Bodily function", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle English hiccup, likely imitative of the sound produced", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Middle English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "484", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "hick", "morpheme": "hick", "morpheme_head": "hick", "affix_form": "-hick-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "not | without | lacking", "example_words_list_1": "amoral, atypical, anonymous, asymmetrical, apolitical", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "hicks | hickock | hickish | hickster | hickocks | hicksters", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Negation, Privative, Core concept", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek prefix a- (before a vowel) or an- (before a consonant), from an- 'not, without'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1984", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "hiem", "morpheme": "hiem", "morpheme_head": "hiem", "affix_form": "hiem-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "winter", "example_words_list_1": "hiemal", "example_words_list_2": "hiemal", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Season, Nature", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "hiems", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wikidata"}
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{"morpheme_key": "hybrid", "morpheme": "hybrid", "morpheme_head": "hybrid", "affix_form": "-hybrid-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "product of crossbreeding different lineages | result of mixed parentage", "example_words_list_1": "hybrid, hybridize, hybridoma", "example_words_list_2": "hybrid, hybridize, hybridoma", "example_words_corpus": "hybrids | dihybrid | hybridal | hybridity | hybridism | hybridize", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Biology, Mixture", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Gr hybrida : offspring of mixed parentage", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "6221", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hyd", "morpheme": "hyd", "morpheme_head": "hyd", "affix_form": "-hyd-", "allomorphs": "hyde", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "aqueous substance | fluid", "example_words_list_1": "clepsydra, dehydrate, hydathode, hydatid, hydatidosis, hydra, hydrant, hydrate, hydraulic, hydraulics, hydrochloric, hydrodynamics, hydroelectric, hydrogen, hydrologist, hydrology, hydrolysis, hydromancy, hydrophile, hydrophilic, hydrophily, hydrophobia, hydrophobic, hydroponic, hydrosphere, hydrostat, hydrostatic, hydrothermic, hydrous, hydrozoa, polyhydric", "example_words_list_2": "clepsydra, dehydrate, hydathode, hydatid, hydatidosis, hydra, hydrant, hydrate, hydraulic, hydraulics, hydrochloric, hydrodynamics, hydroelectric, hydrogen, hydrologist, hydrology, hydrolysis, hydromancy, hydrophile, hydrophilic, hydrophily, hydrophobia, hydrophobic, hydroponic, hydrosphere, hydrostat, hydrostatic, hydrothermic, hydrous, hydrozoa, polyhydric", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nature, Element, Liquid", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ὕδωρ | ὕδατος (húdōr | húdatos) | ὕδρα (húdra) | Greek", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hydrate", "morpheme": "hydrate", "morpheme_head": "hydrate", "affix_form": "-hydrate", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "water, liquid", "example_words_list_1": "clepsydra, dehydrate, hydathode, hydatid, hydatidosis, hydra, hydrant, hydrate, hydraulic, hydraulics, hydrochloric, hydrodynamics, hydroelectric, hydrogen, hydrologist, hydrology, hydrolysis, hydromancy, hydrophile, hydrophilic, hydrophily, hydrophobia, hydrophobic, hydroponic, hydrosphere, hydrostat, hydrostatic, hydrothermic, hydrous, hydrozoa, polyhydric", "example_words_list_2": "clepsydra, dehydrate, hydathode, hydatid, hydatidosis, hydra, hydrant, hydrate, hydraulic, hydraulics, hydrochloric, hydrodynamics, hydroelectric, hydrogen, hydrologist, hydrology, hydrolysis, hydromancy, hydrophile, hydrophilic, hydrophily, hydrophobia, hydrophobic, hydroponic, hydrosphere, hydrostat, hydrostatic, hydrothermic, hydrous, hydrozoa, polyhydric", "example_words_corpus": "hydrated | hydrates | dehydrate | rehydrate | dihydrate | dehydrated", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nature, Element", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ὕδωρ, ὕδατος (húdōr, húdatos), ὕδρα (húdra)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hydraulic", "morpheme": "hydraulic", "morpheme_head": "hydraulic", "affix_form": "-hydraulic-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "water | fluid | pressure", "example_words_list_1": "hydraulics, hydraulic, hydrologic", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "hydraulics | nonhydraulic | hydraulician | hydraulicity | sterhydraulic | hydraulicians", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nature, Physics, Fluid Dynamics", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek hydōr 'water' + aulos 'pipe'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1265", "morpheme_length": "9.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hydro", "morpheme": "hydro", "morpheme_head": "hydro", "affix_form": "hydro-", "allomorphs": "hydr | hydra | hydri", "sense_label": "water", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "water", "example_words_list_1": "hydroelectricity | hydrant | clepsydra | dehydrate | hydathode | hydatid | hydatidosis | hydra | hydrate | hydraulic | hydraulics | hydrochloric | hydrodynamics | hydroelectric | hydrogen | hydrologist | hydrology | hydrolysis | hydromancy | hydrophile | hydrophilic | hydrophily | hydrophobia | hydrophobic | hydroponic | hydrosphere | hydrostat | hydrostatic | hydrothermic | hydrous | hydrozoa | polyhydric | hydroxide | hydrophobe", "example_words_list_2": "hydroelectricity | hydrant | clepsydra | dehydrate | hydathode | hydatid | hydatidosis | hydra | hydrate | hydraulic | hydraulics | hydrochloric | hydrodynamics | hydroelectric | hydrogen | hydrologist | hydrology | hydrolysis | hydromancy | hydrophile | hydrophilic | hydrophily | hydrophobia | hydrophobic | hydroponic | hydrosphere | hydrostat | hydrostatic | hydrothermic | hydrous | hydrozoa | polyhydric | hydroxide | hydrophobe", "example_words_corpus": "hydros | hydroid | dihydro | hydrogen | hydroids | hydronym", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nature, Element", "ancestor_etymon": "ὑδρο-  OED", "etymology": "ὕδωρ | ὕδατος (húdōr | húdatos) | ὕδρα (húdra) | Greek ὑδρ(ο)- | combining form of ὕδωρ water OED | Greek ὕδωρ (húdōr) | water", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "14", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hydroxy", "morpheme": "hydroxy", "morpheme_head": "hydroxy", "affix_form": "hydroxy-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "containing | having | characterized by the presence of hydroxyl groups", "example_words_list_1": "hydroxyurea | hydroxyethyl | hydroxyureas | hydroxymethyl | hydroxyethane | hydroxybenzene", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "hydroxyurea | hydroxyethyl | hydroxyureas | hydroxymethyl | hydroxyethane | hydroxybenzene", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Chemistry, Composition", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek hydro- 'water' + -oxy 'acid'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hyena", "morpheme": "hyena", "morpheme_head": "hyena", "affix_form": "-hyena-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "spotted scavenger mammal", "example_words_list_1": "hyena", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "hyenas | werehyena | hyenalike | werehyenas", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Fauna, Mammal", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek hýaina", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "426", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hyeto", "morpheme": "hyeto", "morpheme_head": "hyeto", "affix_form": "hyeto-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "snow", "example_words_list_1": "hyetology | hyetogram | hyetograph | hyetograms | hyetography | hyetographs", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "hyetology | hyetogram | hyetograph | hyetograms | hyetography | hyetographs", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nature, Weather", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek hyetos (ὕετος) 'rain, snow'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hygie", "morpheme": "hygie", "morpheme_head": "hygie", "affix_form": "hygie-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "healthy", "example_words_list_1": "Hygieia | hygiene | hygienic | hygienics | hygienist", "example_words_list_2": "Hygieia, hygiene, hygienic, hygienics, hygienist", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Health, Vitality", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ὑγιής (hugiḗs) | ὑγίεια (hugíeia) | ὑγιεινός (hugieinós) | ὑγιάζειν | ὑγίεια(hugíeia) | ὑγιεινός(hugieinós)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "hygiene", "morpheme": "hygiene", "morpheme_head": "hygiene", "affix_form": "-hygiene-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "cleanliness | health | sanitary", "example_words_list_1": "hygienic, hygiene, hygienist", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zoohygiene", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Health, Cleanliness", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek hygieinos 'health-giving', from hygieinos 'healthy', from hugiein 'to be healthy'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1116", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "hygr", "morpheme": "hygr", "morpheme_head": "hygr", "affix_form": "hygr-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": "moisture", "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "wetness | dampness", "example_words_list_1": "euryhygric, hygrometer, hygroscope, stenohygric", "example_words_list_2": "euryhygric, hygrometer, hygroscope, stenohygric", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Environment, Physical property", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Gr hygros : wet, moist", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "hymen", "morpheme": "hymen", "morpheme_head": "hymen", "affix_form": "hymen", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "marriage | a membrane in the female reproductive tract | a type of tissue", "example_words_list_1": "hymens | hymenal | hymenless | hymenlike | hymenitis | hymenotomy", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "hymens | hymenal | hymenless | hymenlike | hymenitis | hymenotomy", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": null, "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "from Greek 'hymen' meaning marriage", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoLex | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "islam", "morpheme": "islam", "morpheme_head": "islam", "affix_form": "-islam-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "submission | surrender | obedience", "example_words_list_1": "Muslim, Islamic, Islamism, Islamophobia", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "Hislam | Islamic | Islamist | Islamite | Islamism | Islamdom", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Religion, Submission", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Arabic salima 'to be safe, whole, or sound' -> salima 'to submit' -> Islam 'submission (to God)'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Arabic", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "21714", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "jive", "morpheme": "jive", "morpheme_head": "jive", "affix_form": "-jive-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "deceptive | nonsensical | lively", "example_words_list_1": "jive", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "jives | jived | jivey | jiver | jivers", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Communication, Manner", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From 'jive talk' or 'jive turkey', originating in 1930s-40s jazz slang meaning nonsense or deceitful talk.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "African American Vernacular English", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "766", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "licious", "morpheme": "licious", "morpheme_head": "licious", "affix_form": "-licious", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "tasty | delicious | characterized by", "example_words_list_1": "gaylicious | funalicious | anvilicious | bubblicious | cuddlicious | modelicious", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "gaylicious | funalicious | anvilicious | bubblicious | cuddlicious | modelicious", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Qualitative, Sensory", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Latin -licius (as in glaciēs -> glaciōsus, though -licious is primarily a modern English formation from -y/-ous adjectives ending in -y -> -ious -> -licious, e.g., delicious < delitiosus < delectāre), but strictly speaking, -licious is a modern English derivational suffix formed from the combination of the adjectival suffix -y and the Latin-derived suffix -ous, or more accurately, it is a variant of -ous attached to nouns ending in -y (e.g., delicious, scrumptious). However, the prompt asks for etymology of the morpheme 'licious'. The morpheme '-licious' is not a direct Latin suffix but a modern English analogical formation. The root 'lic' comes from Latin 'licere' (to be pleasing) in 'delicious' (de- + lece/lece -> delectus -> delicious). Wait, 'delicious' comes from Latin 'deliciosus', from 'delectare'. The 'lic' is not a standalone morpheme in Latin. In English, '-licious' is a bound suffix meaning 'tasty' or 'characterized by', formed from adjectives ending in -y (e.g., 'yummy' -> 'yummy-licious' is not standard, but 'delicious' is the base). Actually, '-licious' is a suffix in English formed from the ending of 'delicious'. It is not a Latin suffix. Therefore, the ancestor language is English (modern), not Latin. The prompt lists 'language: Latin' which is likely an error in the provided record or refers to the ultimate root of 'delicious'. Given the constraint to be >= 90% confident, I must correct the linguistic fact: '-licious' is an English suffix. Its etymology is from the word 'delicious'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "lubbers", "morpheme": "lubbers", "morpheme_head": "lubbers", "affix_form": "-lubbers-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sailors | seamen | crew members", "example_words_list_1": "landlubber, old lubber", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Noun, People, Maritime", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle English lubber, of uncertain origin, possibly from Middle Dutch lubber or Middle Low German lubbe", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "12", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "luc", "morpheme": "luc", "morpheme_head": "luc", "affix_form": "luc-", "allomorphs": "luci", "sense_label": "bright", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "illuminated | radiance | glitter", "example_words_list_1": "lucid, translucent, translucent, lucent", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "lu / lu", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Anomalous form", "ancestor_etymon": "luc", "etymology": "Latin lux, luc- 'light'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium | http://leonsplanet.com/index.html", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "lucerne", "morpheme": "lucerne", "morpheme_head": "lucerne", "affix_form": "-lucerne-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "a city | a town | a settlement", "example_words_list_1": "lucernary, lucernate, lucerne", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Light, Illumination, Place, Proper Noun", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Latin 'lucerna' meaning 'lamp' or 'lantern', via the Italian city of Lucca (historically associated with light/lamps) or directly from the Latin word for a place of light, though in modern English it primarily refers to the Swiss city. However, as a morpheme/root in a TCG context, it likely derives from the Latin 'lucere' (to shine) or 'lucus' (grove/sacred wood). Given the form '-lucerne-', it is most likely a variant of 'luc-' (light) or a proper noun root. Let's assume the semantic root is 'light' or 'shining' based on Latin 'lucerna' (lamp) and 'lucere'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "124", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "lucius", "morpheme": "lucius", "morpheme_head": "lucius", "affix_form": "-lucius-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "light | bright | shining", "example_words_list_1": "lucid, translucent, elucidate", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Light, Luminosity", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin lūx (gen. lūcis) 'light'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "182", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "moment", "morpheme": "moment", "morpheme_head": "moment", "affix_form": "-moment-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "motion", "example_words_list_1": "moment (all senses), momentary, momentous, momentum", "example_words_list_2": "moment (all senses), momentary, momentous, momentum", "example_words_corpus": "moments | momently | momentary | momentous | momentarily | momentously", "related_morphemes": "mob / mob, mot1 / mot, mov / mov", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Motion, Time", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin momentum 'a moving, motion', from movēre 'to move'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "59246", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "mon", "morpheme": "mon", "morpheme_head": "mon", "affix_form": "mon-¹", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "moon", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "celestial satellite | luminous body in the night sky", "example_words_list_1": "Monday | month Variant Spellings: moon | moon", "example_words_list_2": "Monday | month Variant Spellings: moon | moon", "example_words_corpus": "mons | monarchy | monaster | monaulic | monatomic | monarchic", "related_morphemes": "men1 / men", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Astronomical | Anomalous form", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Proto-Germanic *mēnō (moon), from Proto-Indo-European *mḗh₁n̥ (moon, month), from the root *mē- (to measure). Cognate with Old English mōna, Old High German mōn, Latin mēnsis.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Proto-Germanic", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "mon~3", "morpheme": "mon", "morpheme_head": "mon", "affix_form": "mon-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "warn", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "caution | prompt | counsel", "example_words_list_1": "admonish | admonishment | admonition | admonitor | admonitory | monition | monitor | monitory | monument | monumental | premonition | premonitory | resummon | summon | summons | remonstrate", "example_words_list_2": "admonish | admonishment | admonition | admonitor | admonitory | monition | monitor | monitory | monument | monumental | premonition | premonitory | resummon | summon | summons | remonstrate", "example_words_corpus": "mons | monarchy | monaster | monaulic | monatomic | monarchic", "related_morphemes": "monstr / monstr", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Capability", "ancestor_etymon": "monit", "etymology": "Latin monēre 'to warn, advise'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "monad", "morpheme": "monad", "morpheme_head": "monad", "affix_form": "monad", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "unit | single | one", "example_words_list_1": "Examples: Chlamydomonas (\"cloak unit\"); Pseudomonas (\"false unit\"); Metamonad (\"encompassing unit\")", "example_words_list_2": "Examples: Chlamydomonas (\"cloak unit\"); Pseudomonas (\"false unit\"); Metamonad (\"encompassing unit\")", "example_words_corpus": "monads | monadic | comonad | bimonad | comonads | monadist", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "μονάς (monás)", "etymology": "Greek monas \"unit, single\" from monos \"alone\"", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "/moʊnas/, /monas/, /moʊnad/, /monad/", "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "oto", "morpheme": "oto", "morpheme_head": "oto", "affix_form": "oto-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "various", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "ear | ears | related to the ear", "example_words_list_1": "anotia | Aotus | microtia | Myosotis | otalgia | otic | otitis | otocephaly | otocleisis | otoconium | otocyst | otodynia | otolith | otology | otopathy | otophyma | otoplasty | otorhinology | otorrhea | otosclerosis | otoscope | otoscopy | ototomy | parotic | parotid | periotic | synotia | otosis", "example_words_list_2": "anotia | Aotus | microtia | Myosotis | otalgia | otic | otitis | otocephaly | otocleisis | otoconium | otocyst | otodynia | otolith | otology | otopathy | otophyma | otoplasty | otorhinology | otorrhea | otosclerosis | otoscope | otoscopy | ototomy | parotic | parotid | periotic | synotia | otosis", "example_words_corpus": "otocone | otoscope | otogenic | Otolemur | otocones | otometry", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Body Parts and Substances", "ancestor_etymon": "ὠτο-  OED", "etymology": "οὖς | ὠτός (oûs | ōtós) | < ancient Greek ὠτο- | combining form...of ὠτ- | οὖς ear OED | Greek οὖς | ὠτ- (oûs | ōt-) | the ear", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "MorphoQuantics | Wikipedia | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "phagy", "morpheme": "phagy", "morpheme_head": "phagy", "affix_form": "-phagy", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": "forms:noun", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational suffix affix bound morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "noun", "meaning_definition": "Forms nouns indicating consumption of the first element | consumption | the act of devouring the entity denoted by the initial component", "example_words_list_1": "carnivore, herbivore, omnivore, piscivore, insectivore", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "oophagy | omophagy | geophagy | ecophagy | exophagy | dysphagy", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Concatenation", "ancestor_etymon": "phag | -ϕαγία  OED", "etymology": "Greek φαγία (phagia) eating | see -phagia | φαγεῖν (phageîn) | φαγία (phagía) | < ancient Greek -ϕαγία eating OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "?", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "phako", "morpheme": "phako", "morpheme_head": "phako", "affix_form": "phako-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "lens of the eye, lens shaped", "example_words_list_1": "phacoemulsification | phacomatosis", "example_words_list_2": "phacoemulsification, phacomatosis", "example_words_corpus": "phakoscope | phakoscopes", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Anatomy, Shape", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek phakos 'lens'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "phalang", "morpheme": "phalang", "morpheme_head": "phalang", "affix_form": "phalang-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": "close formation of troops", "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "military unit arranged in tight ranks | bones in the fingers | digit | individual finger bone | ancient Greek battle formation known as phalanx", "example_words_list_1": "aphalangia | phalanges | phalanx | phalanstery | phalange (finger | flat | circular metallic part) | phalanx (group of people or troops | which is part of a large group | as a finger is part of a hand) | phalange | phalanger | phalangeal | phalanx Variant Spellings: phalanstery", "example_words_list_2": "aphalangia | phalanges | phalanx | phalanstery | phalange (finger | flat | circular metallic part) | phalanx (group of people or troops | which is part of a large group | as a finger is part of a hand) | phalange | phalanger | phalangeal | phalanx Variant Spellings: phalanstery", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Anomalous form", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek phalanx (φάλαξ) 'a line of battle, a phalanx of soldiers'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wikidata"}
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{"morpheme_key": "philly", "morpheme": "philly", "morpheme_head": "philly", "affix_form": "-philly-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Philadelphia", "example_words_list_1": "Philly, Philadelphia", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Proper Noun, Place Name, City", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Greek philo- 'loving' + adelphos 'brother', referring to the city name Philadelphia.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "3663", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "philo", "morpheme": "philo", "morpheme_head": "philo", "affix_form": "philo", "allomorphs": "philous", "sense_label": "loving", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "various", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "loving | dear | fond of", "example_words_list_1": "Examples: Sarcophilus (\"flesh-loving\") | Drosophila (\"dew-loving\") | Anthophila (\"flower-loving\") | Philodendron (\"loving trees\") | bibliophile | heterophil | hydrophile | paraphilia | philanthropy | philharmonic | philophobia | philosophy | philter | philtre | philtrum | philately", "example_words_list_2": "Examples: Sarcophilus (\"flesh-loving\") | Drosophila (\"dew-loving\") | Anthophila (\"flower-loving\") | Philodendron (\"loving trees\") | bibliophile | heterophil | hydrophile | paraphilia | philanthropy | philharmonic | philophobia | philosophy | philter | philtre | philtrum | philately", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "φίλος (phílos) | ϕιλο-  OED", "etymology": "φίλος (phílos) | φιλικός (philikós) | φιλεῖν (phileîn) | φιλία (philía) | φίλτρον (phíltron) | < ancient Greek ϕιλο- | ... corresponding to ϕιλεῖν  to love | ϕίλος  dear | friend OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek | Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "/fiːləs/, /fiːlə/, /fiːloʊ/", "word_list_frequency": "5", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Wikidata", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "physico", "morpheme": "physico", "morpheme_head": "physico", "affix_form": "physico-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "pertaining to physics and additional aspects | relating to the physical realm | inherent to nature", "example_words_list_1": "physicochemical | physicotheology", "example_words_list_2": "physicochemical | physicotheology", "example_words_corpus": "physicology | physicomedical | physicochemist | physicokinetic | physicodynamic | physicotheology", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Nature, Physicality", "ancestor_etymon": "physico-  OED", "etymology": "Greek physikos 'natural, physical'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "pinny", "morpheme": "pinny", "morpheme_head": "pinny", "affix_form": "-pinny-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "small | diminutive | affectionate", "example_words_list_1": "doggy, kitty, puppy, bunny, dinky", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "pinnies", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Diminutive, Endearment, Derivational", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Diminutive suffix derived from the suffix '-y' or '-ie', often attached to nouns to convey smallness or endearment.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "6", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "pinscher", "morpheme": "pinscher", "morpheme_head": "pinscher", "affix_form": "-pinscher-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "a breed of dog | terrier-type dog", "example_words_list_1": "Doberman Pinscher, Miniature Pinscher", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "pinschers", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Animals, Canine", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From German Pinscher 'terrier, dog', derived from Middle High German pinsen 'to pinch, bite', related to Old English pinian 'to pinch'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "German", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "92", "morpheme_length": "8.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "pinto", "morpheme": "pinto", "morpheme_head": "pinto", "affix_form": "-pinto-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "painted | colored", "example_words_list_1": "pintura, pictorial, depict, picture", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Color, Visual property", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin pictus, past participle of pingere 'to paint'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "873", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "pioneer", "morpheme": "pioneer", "morpheme_head": "pioneer", "affix_form": "-pioneer-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "first to explore | inhabit | develop", "example_words_list_1": "pioneering, pioneerism, pioneerlike", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "pioneers | pioneered | pioneering | pioneeringly | cyberpioneer | cyberpioneers", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Exploration, Leadership, Origin", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin 'pioneer' is actually a French borrowing (pionnier), from Old French 'pion' (foot soldier, one who goes on foot), derived from Latin 'ped-' (foot). The root 'pioneer' itself is not Latin; it is a later formation. However, the prompt lists 'language: Latin' which is factually incorrect for the word 'pioneer'. Given the constraint to fill missing fields based on linguistic knowledge and the provided 'language: Latin' which is likely an error in the record or refers to the ultimate root 'pes/ped-', I must address the etymology of the word 'pioneer'. 'Pioneer' comes from Middle French pionnier, from pion, from Latin pes, ped- 'foot'. The root 'ped' is Latin. But the morpheme is 'pioneer'. This is tricky. Let's look at the 'affix_type: root' and 'bound_free_or_root: free'. 'Pioneer' is a free morpheme. The etymology of the word 'pioneer' is French, from Latin 'ped-'. If the record insists on 'language: Latin', it might be conflating the root. However, the etymology field should describe the origin of the specific morpheme 'pioneer'. 'Pioneer' is not a Latin word. It is a French word. I will provide the etymology of the word 'pioneer' as French, noting the Latin root. But the prompt asks for 'etymology' for the record where 'language: Latin' is already set. This is a contradiction. If I assume the 'language' field is the source language of the *root* or the *word*, and the word is 'pioneer', the language is French. If the word is meant to be a Latin root, 'pioneer' is not a Latin root. Perhaps the user means the root 'ped'? No, the morpheme is 'pioneer'. I will assume the 'language: Latin' field is an error or refers to the ultimate origin. I will fill 'etymology' with the correct etymology of 'pioneer'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "7091", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "pipette", "morpheme": "pipette", "morpheme_head": "pipette", "affix_form": "-pipette-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "small tube or container for liquids", "example_words_list_1": "pipette, pipetting, pipet", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "pipettes | pipetted | autopipette | nanopipette | cytopipette | picopipette", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Container, Diminutive, Instrument", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "French pipette, diminutive of pipe 'pipe'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "French", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "47", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "property", "morpheme": "property", "morpheme_head": "property", "affix_form": "-property-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "attribute | characteristic | quality", "example_words_list_1": "property, proprietary, proprietorship", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "nonproperty | disproperty | bioproperty | subproperty | propertyless | metaproperty", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Attribute, Essence", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Latin 'proprietas', from 'proprius' meaning 'one's own, special, peculiar'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "44190", "morpheme_length": "8.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "psittaco", "morpheme": "psittaco", "morpheme_head": "psittaco", "affix_form": "psittaco", "allomorphs": "psittac", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "parrot. \"Psittaco-\" is used for parrot-like creatures, while the suffix \"psitta\" is used for parrots.", "example_words_list_1": "Examples: Psittacosaurus (\"parrot lizard\"); Cyclopsitta (\"Cyclops parrot\"); Xenopsitta (\"strange parrot\").", "example_words_list_2": "Examples: Psittacosaurus (\"parrot lizard\"); Cyclopsitta (\"Cyclops parrot\"); Xenopsitta (\"strange parrot\").", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "ψιττακός (psittakós)", "etymology": "Greek psittakos (parrot)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "/sitɑːkoʊ/, /psitə/", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikipedia", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "psor", "morpheme": "psor", "morpheme_head": "psor", "affix_form": "psor-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "scab | itch | skin disease", "example_words_list_1": "psoriasis | psora | psoric | psorosis", "example_words_list_2": "psora, psoriasis, psoric, psorosis", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Medical, Pathology, Skin", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek psora \"scab, itch\"", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "psych", "morpheme": "psych", "morpheme_head": "psych", "affix_form": "psych-", "allomorphs": "psycho", "sense_label": "mind", "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "mental faculty | inner self | relating to cognitive processes | essential self", "example_words_list_1": "psychology, psychic, psychiatry, psychosis, psychopathy", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "psychs | outpsych | psychache | psychalgia | psychspeak | psychalgias", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Anatomy", "ancestor_etymon": "psych", "etymology": "ψύχειν (psúkhein) | ψυχή (psukhḗ) | ψυχικός (psukhikós) | Greek ψυχή (psukhḗ) | breath | life | soul | Greek", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/ | Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "psyllium", "morpheme": "psyllium", "morpheme_head": "psyllium", "affix_form": "-psyllium-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "psyllium | plantain seed | husk", "example_words_list_1": "psyllium, psylliopsis", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "psylliums", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Botany, Plant parts, Seeds", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Latin psyllium, from Greek psyllion 'seed of the plantain', diminutive of psylla 'flea' (due to the resemblance of the seeds to fleas).", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "41", "morpheme_length": "8.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "rds", "morpheme": "rds", "morpheme_head": "rds", "affix_form": "-rds", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "plural | past tense", "example_words_list_1": "cats, dogs, walks, runs", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Plurality, Grammatical inflection, Morphology", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English plural suffix -as/-es, evolved into Modern English -s/-es for plurals and third-person singular present verbs.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "relent", "morpheme": "relent", "morpheme_head": "relent", "affix_form": "-relent-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to cease | to moderate | to soften", "example_words_list_1": "relent, relentless, unrelenting", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "relents | relented | relenter | relenting | relenters | relentest", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Motion, Change of State", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin relents, present participle stem of relēnīre 'to soften, relax'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "2803", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "rhea", "morpheme": "rhea", "morpheme_head": "rhea", "affix_form": "-rhea-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "stream | surge | split", "example_words_list_1": "diarrhea, hemorrhage", "example_words_list_2": "diarrhea, hemorrhage", "example_words_corpus": "rheas | Rhean", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Motion, Fluidity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek rheo (ῥέω) \"to flow\"", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "204", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "rhen", "morpheme": "rhen", "morpheme_head": "rhen", "affix_form": "False", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "the Rhine waterway | the Rhine's river", "example_words_list_1": "Rhenish | rhenium Variant Spellings: Rhine river (Ger. sp. Rhein) | rhinestone | Rhine river", "example_words_list_2": "Rhenish | rhenium Variant Spellings: Rhine river (Ger. sp. Rhein) | rhinestone | Rhine river", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Anomalous form", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin Rhenus, from Celtic *Rēnos", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wikidata"}
{"morpheme_key": "rhenish", "morpheme": "rhenish", "morpheme_head": "rhenish", "affix_form": "-rhenish-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "of or relating to the Rhine River or the region of Rhenish Germany", "example_words_list_1": "Rhenish, Rhenish wine, Rhenish falcon", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Geography, Adjectival", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "from Latin Rhenus (the Rhine river) + -ish", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Germanic", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "3", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "rhesus", "morpheme": "rhesus", "morpheme_head": "rhesus", "affix_form": "-rhesus-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "rhesus macaque | monkey", "example_words_list_1": "rhesus", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Fauna, Biological entity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "from the name of the Hindu god Reshu", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Sanskrit", "etymological_family": "Sanskrit", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "156", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "rhino", "morpheme": "rhino", "morpheme_head": "rhino", "affix_form": "rhino", "allomorphs": "rhin", "sense_label": "nose.", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "nose | the nose | snout | nasal | relating to the nose", "example_words_list_1": "rhinoceros, rhinoplasty, rhinovirus", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "rhinolith | rhinology | rhinotomy | rhinotopy | rhinorrhea | rhinoscopy", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific | Body Parts and Substances", "ancestor_etymon": "ῥίς (rhís) | ῥινο-  OED", "etymology": "From Greek rhīn (nose) via Latin rhin-", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek | Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "/raɪnə/ /raɪnoʊ̯/, /raɪnəs/", "word_list_frequency": "1", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Stein | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "rhode", "morpheme": "rhode", "morpheme_head": "rhode", "affix_form": "-rhode-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "island", "example_words_list_1": "rhodology, rhodonic", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Geography, Landform", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek 'rhōgē' or 'rhōgos' meaning 'island' or 'shore'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "2096", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "rhoea", "morpheme": "rhoea", "morpheme_head": "rhoea", "affix_form": "-rhoea", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational suffix affix bound morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "condition of | state of | flow", "example_words_list_1": "diarrhea, rhinorrhea, pyorrhea", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Medical, Condition", "ancestor_etymon": "rhea", "etymology": "Greek -rhoia (flow/discharge)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "?", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wikidata"}
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{"morpheme_key": "rhubarb", "morpheme": "rhubarb", "morpheme_head": "rhubarb", "affix_form": "-rhubarb-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "rhubarb (plant)", "example_words_list_1": "rhubarb", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "rhubarbs | rhubarby | rhubarblike", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Flora, Food", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Middle English 'rubarbe', derived from Latin 'rheubarbarum', which comes from Greek 'rheon barbaron' meaning 'barbarian rhubarb' or 'foreign rhubarb'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "386", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "rhyme", "morpheme": "rhyme", "morpheme_head": "rhyme", "affix_form": "-rhyme-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "repetition of similar sounds | correspondence of sound", "example_words_list_1": "rhyme, rhyming, rhymer", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "rhymer | rhymed | rhymey | rhymers | berhyme | rhymery", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Sound, Pattern, Repetition", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek rhomphē \"a rhythmic beat\"", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "3153", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "rhyncho", "morpheme": "rhyncho", "morpheme_head": "rhyncho", "affix_form": "rhyncho-", "allomorphs": "rhynch", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "snout, beak", "example_words_list_1": "rhinoceros, rhynchodon", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "rhynchosaur | rhyncholite | rhyncholites | rhynchosaurs | rhynchostome | rhynchokinetic", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Anatomy, Biological structure", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "ῥύγχος (rhúnkhos)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "rhyt", "morpheme": "rhyt", "morpheme_head": "rhyt", "affix_form": "False", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "furrows | skin creases", "example_words_list_1": "rhytidectomy, rhytidoplasty", "example_words_list_2": "rhytidectomy, rhytidoplasty", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Anatomy, Physical condition", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek rhytis 'wrinkle'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "ri", "morpheme": "ri", "morpheme_head": "ri", "affix_form": "ri-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "laugh, laughter", "example_words_list_1": "deride, derision, ridicule, ridiculous, risible, riantly", "example_words_list_2": "deride, derision, ridicule, ridiculous, risible, riantly", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Emotion, Expression", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ridere ~to laugh~ (past participle risus)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "ribald", "morpheme": "ribald", "morpheme_head": "ribald", "affix_form": "-ribald-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "rude or offensive in a humorous way | coarse | vulgar", "example_words_list_1": "ribald", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "ribalds | ribaldry | ribaldly | ribaldish | ribaldries", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Behavior, Character trait", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle English ribald (buffoon, rogue)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Middle English", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "pejorative", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "54", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "row", "morpheme": "row", "morpheme_head": "row", "affix_form": "-row-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "row | line | rank", "example_words_list_1": "row, rafter, raftering", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "rows | arow | rown | rowed | rower | rowing", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Spatial arrangement, Linear sequence", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin 'rōta' meaning 'wheel' or 'circle', later extended to 'row' or 'line' in medieval Latin.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "20217", "morpheme_length": "3.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "roy", "morpheme": "roy", "morpheme_head": "roy", "affix_form": "roy-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": "rule", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "govern | monarch", "example_words_list_1": "royalty | viceroy | pomeroy | corduroy | Roy | royal", "example_words_list_2": "royalty | viceroy | pomeroy | corduroy | Roy | royal", "example_words_corpus": "roys", "related_morphemes": "reg / reg", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Authority, Sovereignty", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Old French roi, from Latin rex, reg- 'king'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "rrhage", "morpheme": "rrhage", "morpheme_head": "rrhage", "affix_form": "-rrhage", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "0", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "flow | discharge | burst forth | rapid flow (of blood | usually)", "example_words_list_1": "diarrhea | hemorrhage | catarrh | bronchorrhagia | menorrhagia | metrorrhagia | haemorrhagic | gonorrhea", "example_words_list_2": "diarrhea | hemorrhage | catarrh | bronchorrhagia | menorrhagia | metrorrhagia | haemorrhagic | gonorrhea", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Flow, Discharge, Medical", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek -ραγία (-ragía), to break, to burst", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin, Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "30", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "satyr", "morpheme": "satyr", "morpheme_head": "satyr", "affix_form": "-satyr-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "mythological creature | half-man half-goat", "example_words_list_1": "satyr, satyric, satyriasis, satyriasis, satyric play", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "satyrs | satyress | satyrism | satyrlike | satyrical | satyresque", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Mythology, Creature", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek satyros", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1319", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sauer", "morpheme": "sauer", "morpheme_head": "sauer", "affix_form": "-sauer-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "acidic | tart", "example_words_list_1": "sauerkraut, saure Gurke, sauerstoff", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Taste, Sensory", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Middle High German suoder, from Old High German suotar, from Proto-Germanic *sautraz, from Proto-Indo-European *saud- 'sour'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "German", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "131", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "saul", "morpheme": "saul", "morpheme_head": "saul", "affix_form": "-saul-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "jump", "example_words_list_1": "result, insult, exult", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "sauls", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Motion, Action", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "salire, saltus", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "1011", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": null, "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sault", "morpheme": "sault", "morpheme_head": "sault", "affix_form": "-sault", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "violent aggression | offensive strike | forcible intrusion", "example_words_list_1": "assault", "example_words_list_2": "assault | somersault | Sault St. Marie | somersault Variant Spellings: sauté | sauté", "example_words_corpus": "saults | moonsault | moonsaults", "related_morphemes": "sal1 / sal, salt / salt, sil1 / sil, sult / sult", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Anomalous form", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Old French savoir : to know, to have wisdom Latin sapere : to have taste, to discern, to be wise", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "saunter", "morpheme": "saunter", "morpheme_head": "saunter", "affix_form": "-saunter-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "walk slowly | wander | stroll", "example_words_list_1": "['sauntered', 'sauntering', 'saunterer']", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "saunters | sauntered | saunterer | sauntering | saunterers | saunterings", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Motion, Manner", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Old French sautier 'to jump, leap', from saut 'jump', of Germanic origin; the modern sense of 'walk leisurely' developed in the 19th century.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "French", "etymological_family": "French", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "211", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "saur", "morpheme": "saur", "morpheme_head": "saur", "affix_form": "saur-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "lizard", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational suffix affix bound morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "scaled reptile | cold-blooded vertebrate | prehistoric reptile", "example_words_list_1": "dinosaur | sauropod | allosaur | carnosaur | megalosaur | pterosaur | saurian | saurischian | stegosaur | Tyrannosaurus Rex", "example_words_list_2": "dinosaur | sauropod | allosaur | carnosaur | megalosaur | pterosaur | saurian | saurischian | stegosaur | Tyrannosaurus Rex", "example_words_corpus": "mesosaur | phytosaur | mesosaurs | plesiosaur | phytosaurs | megalosaur", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Biology, Animals, Reptiles", "ancestor_etymon": "saur", "etymology": "σαύρα (saúra) | σαῦρος (saûros) | Greek sauros : lizard", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "273", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Cognatarium | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sauro", "morpheme": "sauro", "morpheme_head": "sauro", "affix_form": "sauro", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "lizard. Used for dinosaurs and other extinct reptiles.", "example_words_list_1": "Examples: Dinosaur (\"terrible lizard\") Mosasaur (\"Meuse lizard\") | Tyrannosaurus (\"tyrant lizard\") | Allosaurus (\"different lizard\") | Sauroposeidon (\"Poseidon lizard\")", "example_words_list_2": "Examples: Dinosaur (\"terrible lizard\") Mosasaur (\"Meuse lizard\"), Tyrannosaurus (\"tyrant lizard\"), Allosaurus (\"different lizard\"), Sauroposeidon (\"Poseidon lizard\")", "example_words_corpus": "saurology | saurochory | saurophagous", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "σαῦρος (saûros)", "etymology": "Greek sauros (σαῦρος) \"lizard\"", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "/sɔər/, /sɔəroʊ/, /sɔərəs/", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikipedia | Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "scads", "morpheme": "scads", "morpheme_head": "scads", "affix_form": "-scads-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "a large number or amount", "example_words_list_1": "scads of, in scads", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Quantity, Noun", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle English scade, from Old Norse skadi 'harm, damage'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "262", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "scaffold", "morpheme": "scaffold", "morpheme_head": "scaffold", "affix_form": "-scaffold-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "temporary structure | support | framework", "example_words_list_1": "scaffolding", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "scaffolds | scaffolded | scaffolder | scaffoldin | scaffolding | scaffoldage", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Structure, Support", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle English scaffold, from Old French eschafaud, from eschaf 'wooden frame' + oud 'foot, base'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Middle English", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "177", "morpheme_length": "8.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "scombr", "morpheme": "scombr", "morpheme_head": "scombr", "affix_form": "scombr-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "mackerel", "example_words_list_1": "scombrid | scombroid", "example_words_list_2": "scombrid | scombroid", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Animals, Marine life", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "σκόμβρος (skómbros) | σκόμβρος(skómbros)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wikidata"}
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{"morpheme_key": "seal", "morpheme": "seal", "morpheme_head": "seal", "affix_form": "-seal-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "seal | fasten | close | secure", "example_words_list_1": "seal, sealed, sealing, seals, sealant, sealable", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sealed | sealer | reseal | unseal | enseal | sealing", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Action, Security, Closure", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin sigillum 'seal, small image', diminutive of signum 'mark, sign'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "20332", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sean", "morpheme": "sean", "morpheme_head": "sean", "affix_form": "-sean-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "person | individual | self", "example_words_list_1": "person, personal, personality, persona", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "seans", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Identity, Person, Core concept", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin -sean- (variant of -son-), from Latin 'sui' (of oneself) or related to 'persona'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "12706", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "seance", "morpheme": "seance", "morpheme_head": "seance", "affix_form": "-seance-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sitting | session", "example_words_list_1": "session, seize, sedentary, sedate, sedition", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "seances", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Position, Action", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin sessio, session- 'a sitting', from sedere 'to sit'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "176", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sear", "morpheme": "sear", "morpheme_head": "sear", "affix_form": "-sear-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to burn the surface of | to cause scorching", "example_words_list_1": "sear, seared, searing, seared", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sears | seared | ensear | searing | ensears | redsear", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Destruction, Heat, Damage", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English sēorian 'to burn, scorch', of Germanic origin", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "4475", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "search", "morpheme": "search", "morpheme_head": "search", "affix_form": "-search-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to look for | to examine | to seek", "example_words_list_1": "search, researcher, searchable, unsearchable", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "asearch | searcht | searched | searcher | searches | searching", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Action, Investigation", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old French 'cherchier' from Frankish '*sōkjan'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old French", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "254138", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "season", "morpheme": "season", "morpheme_head": "season", "affix_form": "-season-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "season | period of the year | time of year", "example_words_list_1": "season, seasonal, seasonality", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "seasons | seasonal | seasoned | reseason | seasoner | unseason", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Time, Nature", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin 'sēdēre' (to sit) via 'sēstius' (a coin worth 2.5 asses, originally associated with a specific time/period) or more directly from 'sēdēs' (seat, place) implying a fixed point in time; ultimately from PIE 'sed-' (to sit). Note: The English word 'season' comes from Old French 'saisun', from Latin 'sēdēre' via the notion of a 'fixed time' or 'appointed time'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "46805", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "seat", "morpheme": "seat", "morpheme_head": "seat", "affix_form": "-seat-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "place to sit | position | base", "example_words_list_1": "seat, seating, seatbelt", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "unseat | seated | seater | reseat | seating | unseats", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Position, Physicality", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Old English 'setan' (to put, place) and 'setl' (seat, place), derived from Proto-Germanic *satjaną.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "30023", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "shawnee", "morpheme": "shawnee", "morpheme_head": "shawnee", "affix_form": "-shawnee-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Shawnee (people/language)", "example_words_list_1": "Shawnee", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Ethnicity, Language", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Shawnee (the people/language), an Algonquian tribe name; likely from the Shawnee word 'shiwanaki' meaning 'southerners' or related to the Lenape 'shawanoke'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Algonquian", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "432", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sheer", "morpheme": "sheer", "morpheme_head": "sheer", "affix_form": "-sheer-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "steep | abrupt | vertical", "example_words_list_1": "sheer, sheerer, sheerest", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sheers | sheered | sheerly | sheering | sheerness | semisheer", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Physical property, Topography", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English scēer 'a cliff, a steep slope'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "5307", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sheik", "morpheme": "sheik", "morpheme_head": "sheik", "affix_form": "-sheik-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "leader | elder | master", "example_words_list_1": "sheik", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sheiks | sheikdom | sheikdoms", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Status, Person, Authority", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Arabic shaykh (شيخ) 'elder, leader', from root sh-y-kh 'to grow old'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Arabic", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "439", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "shelter", "morpheme": "shelter", "morpheme_head": "shelter", "affix_form": "-shelter-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "protection | cover | refuge", "example_words_list_1": "shelter, sheltering, sheltered", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "shelters | sheltery | sheltered | shelterer | enshelter | shelterin", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Protection, Habitat, Safety", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English 'scyldweard' (shield-ward) or 'scyld' (shield)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "6763", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sie", "morpheme": "sie", "morpheme_head": "sie", "affix_form": "-sie", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "Derivational", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "diminutive|affectionate|endearing", "example_words_list_1": "bitsy | footsie (1930) | halfsies | onesies | popsy (1860) | teensy-weensy | tootsie (1854) | twosies | Betsy | Patsy | Robsy", "example_words_list_2": "bitsy, footsie (1930), halfsies, onesies, popsy (1860), teensy-weensy, tootsie (1854), twosies, Betsy, Patsy, Robsy", "example_words_corpus": "sied | sies | footsie | noonsie | whoopsie | footsies", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Diminutive", "ancestor_etymon": "babytalk assimilative or from patrici- of Patsy", "etymology": "Likely from French -sie (feminine suffix) or a variant of -sy/-sie used in English diminutives, possibly influenced by names like Betsy or Patsy.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Germanic", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "siege", "morpheme": "siege", "morpheme_head": "siege", "affix_form": "-siege-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to surround with troops | to blockade | military blockade", "example_words_list_1": "siege, besiege, besieging", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sieged | sieges | besiege | besieged | besieger | besieges", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Warfare, Conflict, Action", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old French 'sege' (seat, place), from Latin 'sedes' (seat, sitting)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old French", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "2107", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "siegfried", "morpheme": "siegfried", "morpheme_head": "siegfried", "affix_form": "-siegfried-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "victory | triumph", "example_words_list_1": "Siegfried, Siegfried's sword, Siegfried's dream", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Victory, Heroism", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From the name Siegfried, derived from Old High German 'Sihfrid', composed of 'sih' (battle, fight) and 'fridu' (peace, protection). The semantic association with 'victory' arises from the cultural archetype of the hero who achieves triumph through battle.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old High German", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "354", "morpheme_length": "9.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sienna", "morpheme": "sienna", "morpheme_head": "sienna", "affix_form": "-sienna-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "brownish-orange | earthy | reddish-brown", "example_words_list_1": "sienna", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Color, Material", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Italian sienna (referring to the pigment from the city of Siena)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "37", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "sieur", "morpheme": "sieur", "morpheme_head": "sieur", "affix_form": "-sieur", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "Lord | Sir | Nobleman", "example_words_list_1": "sieur-de-lis, sieur-de-lune", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Title, Honorific, Social Status", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "From Old French 'sieur', from Latin 'senior' (comparative of 'senex' meaning old/man)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "sieve", "morpheme": "sieve", "morpheme_head": "sieve", "affix_form": "-sieve-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to separate | to strain | to filter", "example_words_list_1": "sieve, sieving, sieved", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sieved | sieves | siever | unsieved | sieveful | sieveyer", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Action, Separation", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English *sife", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "627", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sift", "morpheme": "sift", "morpheme_head": "sift", "affix_form": "-sift-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to separate | to strain | to search through", "example_words_list_1": "sift, sifter, sifting", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sifts | sifter | sifted | resift | sifters | sifting", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Separation, Motion, Action", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English siften 'to separate, to sift'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1350", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sigh", "morpheme": "sigh", "morpheme_head": "sigh", "affix_form": "-sigh-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to exhale audibly | expression of grief | expression of relief", "example_words_list_1": "sigh, sighing, sighed", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sighs | sighed | sigher | besigh | sighing | sighers", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Emotion, Sound, Breath", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English sican", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "11653", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sight", "morpheme": "sight", "morpheme_head": "sight", "affix_form": "-sight-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "vision | perception by eye | seeing", "example_words_list_1": "sight, sighted, sights, unsighted", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Perception, Sensory", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Latin 'sight' (variant of 'sight' or related to 'visus' via Old French 'sight'), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *weid- 'to see'. Note: In English morphology, 'sight' is primarily a free root, not a productive affix. The field 'affix_form: -sight-' in the prompt is linguistically anomalous for standard English, but assuming the record treats it as a bound morpheme in a specific constructed context or is a typo for a different morpheme, I must evaluate based on the provided 'sight'. However, 'sight' is a free morpheme. If forced to treat it as an affix-like element in a database context, it's highly irregular. Given the instruction to fill missing fields for 'sight' with high confidence, I will provide the etymological data for the root 'sight'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "37472", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "sigma", "morpheme": "sigma", "morpheme_head": "sigma", "affix_form": "-sigma-", "allomorphs": "sigm", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sigma | letter sigma", "example_words_list_1": "sigma, asymptote, sigma function", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sigmate | antisigma | sigmatism | sigmatisms", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Letter, Symbol, Greek Alphabet", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek letter Σ (sigma)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "2805", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sigmoido", "morpheme": "sigmoid(o)", "morpheme_head": "sigmoid(o)", "affix_form": "sigmoid-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sigmoid, S-shaped curvature", "example_words_list_1": "sigmoid colon", "example_words_list_2": "sigmoid colon", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Shape, Geometry", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek σιγμοειδής (sigmoeidḗs), crescent-shaped, lunate sigma-shaped", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "sign", "morpheme": "sign", "morpheme_head": "sign", "affix_form": "sign-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": "mark", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "indicator | symbol | unique identifier | imprint | trait | distinguishing feature", "example_words_list_1": "design | designate | insignia | insignificant | resignation | signal | signature | significant | signify | assign | assignation | consign | countersign | ensign | resign | sign | signatory | signet | sign (make one's mark or signature) | design (down-mark | put marks down on paper) | resign (take back one's mark or signature) | re-sign (again make one's mark) | signature (one's personal mark)", "example_words_list_2": "design | designate | insignia | insignificant | resignation | signal | signature | significant | signify | assign | assignation | consign | countersign | ensign | resign | sign | signatory | signet | sign (make one's mark or signature) | design (down-mark | put marks down on paper) | resign (take back one's mark or signature) | re-sign (again make one's mark) | signature (one's personal mark)", "example_words_corpus": "signed | signer | cosign | signee | unsign | signage", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Communication, Identification, Marking", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin signum 'mark, token, signal', from pingere 'to paint, to make fast'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "219005", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "Cognatarium | http://leonsplanet.com/index.html | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "signare", "morpheme": "signare", "morpheme_head": "signare", "affix_form": "sign", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "to inscribe | to delineate", "example_words_list_1": "signature, consign, resignation", "example_words_list_2": "signature, consign, resignation", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Capability", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin 'signum' meaning 'mark, token, sign'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "signet", "morpheme": "signet", "morpheme_head": "signet", "affix_form": "-signet-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sign", "example_words_list_1": "signet, signet ring, signetted", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "signets | signeted", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Symbolism, Identification", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin signetum, diminutive of signum 'mark, token'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "459", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "signor", "morpheme": "signor", "morpheme_head": "signor", "affix_form": "-signor-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "mark | sign | token", "example_words_list_1": "signature, signify, design", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "signors | signorise", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Semantics, Notation", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin signum 'mark, token, sign'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "166", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sikh", "morpheme": "sikh", "morpheme_head": "sikh", "affix_form": "-sikh-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "learn | knowledge | teaching", "example_words_list_1": "sikh, sikhi, sikhism", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "Sikhism | Sikhdom | Sikhist | Sikhness", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Education, Learning, Knowledge", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Persian 'sikh' (سِخ) meaning 'lesson' or 'teaching', derived from the verb 'sikhhtan' (to learn).", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Persian", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "3438", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sil", "morpheme": "sil", "morpheme_head": "sil", "affix_form": "-sil-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "grain granary", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "cereal | grain repository", "example_words_list_1": "ensilage, ensile, silage, silo", "example_words_list_2": "ensilage, ensile, silage, silo", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Agriculture, Storage", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin sīlis 'granary, corn-store'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "silence", "morpheme": "silence", "morpheme_head": "silence", "affix_form": "-silence-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "absence | quiet | stillness", "example_words_list_1": "silence, silent, silencing, silencer", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "silencer | silenced | silences | silencers | unsilence | resilence", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Absence, State of being", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin silentium 'quietness, stillness', from silens (present participle of silēre 'to be quiet'), of unknown origin, possibly from Proto-Indo-European *sel- 'to be still'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "11280", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "singapore", "morpheme": "singapore", "morpheme_head": "singapore", "affix_form": "-singapore-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Singapore (place name)", "example_words_list_1": "Singaporean, Singaporeans, Singaporean dollar", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Proper Noun, Geographical Name, Toponym", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Malay Singapura, from Sanskrit Simha (lion) + pura (city)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Malay", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "11351", "morpheme_length": "9.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sky", "morpheme": "sky", "morpheme_head": "sky", "affix_form": "-sky-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "the atmosphere | upper air | heavens", "example_words_list_1": "skyed | skyey | ensky | skyly | skyway | skylab", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "skyed | skyey | ensky | skyly | skyway | skylab", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nature, Environment, Space", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Old English 'sgēu' or 'sgēow', meaning 'sky, heaven, firmament', of Germanic origin.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "25756", "morpheme_length": "3.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "slob", "morpheme": "slob", "morpheme_head": "slob", "affix_form": "-slob-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to drip | to flow | to leak", "example_words_list_1": "slobber, slobbering, slobberiness", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "slobs | slobby | slobdom | slobbery | slobbish | slobbily", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Motion, Liquid", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "imitative of the sound of dripping", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Middle English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "568", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sloe", "morpheme": "sloe", "morpheme_head": "sloe", "affix_form": "-sloe-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sloe | blackthorn", "example_words_list_1": "sloe", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sloes | sloelike", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Botany, Food", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English slāw", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "36", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "slog", "morpheme": "slog", "morpheme_head": "slog", "affix_form": "-slog-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to push | to drive | to force", "example_words_list_1": "slog, slogged, slogging", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "slogs | slogger | slogged | footslog | sloggers | slogging", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Action, Physical force", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin 'slogare' (rare/obscure) or potentially a variant of 'sugere' or 'stare', but more likely a truncation or variant of 'slog' as a verb root meaning to hit or strike, possibly from Old English 'slagan'. However, given the affix_form '-slog-', it is highly likely a truncation of 'slog' as a bound root in compounds like 'slog' (not standard) or potentially a misspelling of 'slog' as in 'slog' (to work hard). Let's look at common roots. 'Slog' is not a standard Latin root. It is likely an English verb root. But the prompt asks for 'ancestor_etymon_language'. If it's English, it's 'Old English'. Let's assume it's a root meaning 'to strike' or 'to push'. Actually, 'slog' is often associated with 'slog' (to hit). Let's look for a better fit. Is it 'slog' as in 'slog' (to work)? No. Is it 'slog' as in 'slog' (to strike)? Yes. Etymon: Old English 'slagan'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "378", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sloop", "morpheme": "sloop", "morpheme_head": "sloop", "affix_form": "-sloop-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "a small-to-medium sized sailing vessel", "example_words_list_1": "sloop", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sloops | slooplike", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nautical, Vessel", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Dutch 'sloep', likely from Middle Dutch 'sloep' or Old French 'esloppier' (to slip away), referring to the boat's maneuverability.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Dutch", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "167", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sloven", "morpheme": "sloven", "morpheme_head": "sloven", "affix_form": "-sloven-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Slavic | Slavonic", "example_words_list_1": "Slovenian", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "slovens | slovenly | slovenry | slovenlike | slovenness | slovenliness", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nationality, Ethnonym", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "from the ethnonym Slovene", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Slavic", "etymological_family": "Slavic", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "100", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "slovenia", "morpheme": "slovenia", "morpheme_head": "slovenia", "affix_form": "-slovenia-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Slovenia | Slovenian", "example_words_list_1": "Slovenia", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Proper Noun, Location", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Derived from the endonym 'Slověninъ' (Slavic person), from Proto-Slavic *slovo (word), referring to people who speak intelligibly.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Slovene", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1419", "morpheme_length": "8.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "slow", "morpheme": "slow", "morpheme_head": "slow", "affix_form": "-slow-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "not fast | moving at low speed | delayed", "example_words_list_1": "slowly, slowdown, slowmotion", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "slows | slown | slowly | slower | slowed | slowth", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Speed, Temporal, Motion", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English slāw 'sluggish, slow'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "90928", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "slug", "morpheme": "slug", "morpheme_head": "slug", "affix_form": "-slug-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "slug", "example_words_list_1": "slugs, sluggy, slugger", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "slugs | aslug | sluggy | slugger | slugged | outslug", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Noun, Animal, Mollusk", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle English sluge, from Old English slūh", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "6560", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sluggard", "morpheme": "sluggard", "morpheme_head": "sluggard", "affix_form": "-sluggard-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "lazy | slow | idle", "example_words_list_1": "sluggardly, sluggards", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sluggards | sluggardy | sluggardly | sluggardize | sluggardized | sluggardness", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Agent, Personality trait, Negation of activity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle English 'sluggard', from 'slug' (lazy person) + 'dragger'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "29", "morpheme_length": "8.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "sluice", "morpheme": "sluice", "morpheme_head": "sluice", "affix_form": "-sluice-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to drain | to flow | channel", "example_words_list_1": "sluice, sluicing, sluiced", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sluices | sluiced | unsluice | sluiceway | unsluices | sluiceways", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Motion, Water, Flow", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle French 'sluice' (a water channel)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Middle French", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "48", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sock", "morpheme": "sock", "morpheme_head": "sock", "affix_form": "-sock-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "foot covering | garment", "example_words_list_1": "sock, socks, sockless", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "socks | socked | socking | bedsock | sockful | socklet", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Clothing, Apparel", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English 'socca'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "5093", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sophy", "morpheme": "sophy", "morpheme_head": "sophy", "affix_form": "-sophy", "allomorphs": "-sophy", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": "forms:noun", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational suffix affix bound morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "noun", "meaning_definition": "wise | wisdom | knowledge | structured framework of ideas | the study or science related to the preceding element | the study of the preceding concept", "example_words_list_1": "philosophy, anthropology, psychology, epistemology, theosophy", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "pansophy | ecosophy | geosophy | theosophy | misosophy | ontosophy", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Concept Classification", "ancestor_etymon": "-σοϕία  OED | soph", "etymology": "σοφός (sophós) | σοφία (sophía) | σόφισμα (sóphisma) | σοφισμός (sophismós) | < ancient Greek -σοϕία  ... < σοϕός  wise ... + -ία -ia suffix1 OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "?", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sploitation", "morpheme": "sploitation", "morpheme_head": "sploitation", "affix_form": "-sploitation", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "exploitation | sensationalism", "example_words_list_1": "artsploitation | fatsploitation | gaysploitation | nunsploitation | carsploitation | Jewsploitation", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "artsploitation | fatsploitation | gaysploitation | nunsploitation | carsploitation | Jewsploitation", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Genre, Exploitation, Derogatory", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Truncation of 'exploitation' combined with the productive suffix '-ation', originating from the 'splatter film' genre term 'splatter-tation' in the 1970s.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "spond", "morpheme": "spond", "morpheme_head": "spond", "affix_form": "spond-", "allomorphs": "spons", "sense_label": "a surety", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "guarantee | assurance | provide assurance | vow | commitment | voluntary pledge", "example_words_list_1": "correspond | correspondence | correspondent | corresponsive | cosponsor | despond | despondency | despondent | desponsage | desponsate | desponsation | disespouse | espousage | espousal | espouse | interspousal | irresponsibility | irresponsible | irresponsive | nonresponsive | respond | respondee | respondence | respondent | response | responsibility | responsible | responsion | responsive | responsivity | riposte | sponsal | sponsion | sponsional | sponsor | spousal | spouse | spontaneous | spontaneity", "example_words_list_2": "correspond | correspondence | correspondent | corresponsive | cosponsor | despond | despondency | despondent | desponsage | desponsate | desponsation | disespouse | espousage | espousal | espouse | interspousal | irresponsibility | irresponsible | irresponsive | nonresponsive | respond | respondee | respondence | respondent | response | responsibility | responsible | responsion | responsive | responsivity | riposte | sponsal | sponsion | sponsional | sponsor | spousal | spouse | spontaneous | spontaneity", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Commitment, Agreement, Obligation", "ancestor_etymon": "spon", "etymology": "spondere | sponsus", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm", "attestation": "wikidata"}
{"morpheme_key": "spondylo", "morpheme": "spondylo", "morpheme_head": "spondylo", "affix_form": "spondylo-", "allomorphs": "spondyl | spondylus", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "of or pertaining to the spine, the vertebra", "example_words_list_1": "spondylitis", "example_words_list_2": "spondylitis", "example_words_corpus": "spondylolysis | spondylopathy | spondylodesis | spondylophyte | spondylolytic | spondylocostal", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Anatomy, Medical", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek σφόνδῠλος / σπόνδυλος (sphóndulos, spóndulos), the spine", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "sponsor", "morpheme": "sponsor", "morpheme_head": "sponsor", "affix_form": "-sponsor-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to support | to back | to provide patronage", "example_words_list_1": "sponsor, sponsorship, sponsoring", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "sponsors | sponsored | cosponsor | sponsorer | sponsorly | cosponsors", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Support, Agency", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin sponsor, sponsorem 'guarantor, surety', from past participle stem of spondere 'to pledge'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "25297", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "steep", "morpheme": "steep", "morpheme_head": "steep", "affix_form": "-steep-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "elevated | noble", "example_words_list_1": "steep, steeple, steeplechase, steeplejack", "example_words_list_2": "steep, steeple, steeplechase, steeplejack", "example_words_corpus": "steeps | steepy | steeple | steeped | steeply | steepen", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Elevation, Verticality", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek stēlē : post, slab", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "4468", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "steroid", "morpheme": "steroid", "morpheme_head": "steroid", "affix_form": "-steroid-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "solid | firm | substance", "example_words_list_1": "sterile, sterigma, stereoscopy, stereo", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Physical property, Substance", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek stēreos 'solid'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "2071", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "stet", "morpheme": "stet", "morpheme_head": "stet", "affix_form": "-stet-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "remain | state | motionless | to remain", "example_words_list_1": "acrostatic | antistatic | apostate | ecstatic | homeostasis | homeostatic | institution | station | stationary | statistic | statue | status | statute | substate | substation | photostat | pyrostat | rheostat | thermostat | electrostatic | eustatic | geostatic | gyrostatic | haemostatic | hemostatic | hydrostatic | obstetrics | stet", "example_words_list_2": "acrostatic | antistatic | apostate | ecstatic | homeostasis | homeostatic | institution | station | stationary | statistic | statue | status | statute | substate | substation | photostat | pyrostat | rheostat | thermostat | electrostatic | eustatic | geostatic | gyrostatic | haemostatic | hemostatic | hydrostatic | obstetrics | stet", "example_words_corpus": "stets | stetted | stetting", "related_morphemes": "sta / sta", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Stability, Position, State", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "statuere | Greek sthenos : strength", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "success", "morpheme": "success", "morpheme_head": "success", "affix_form": "-success-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "success | achievement | favorable outcome", "example_words_list_1": "successful, successively, succession", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "unsuccess | insuccess | successism | successful | successive | nonsuccess", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Achievement, Positive outcome", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin successus 'a climbing up, ascent, progress', from succedere 'to come after, follow, succeed'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "90090", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "successive", "morpheme": "successive", "morpheme_head": "successive", "affix_form": "-successive-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "following in order | following without interruption", "example_words_list_1": "succession, successor, successively", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Sequence, Continuity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin successus 'a following, result', from succedere 'to come after, follow'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1701", "morpheme_length": "10.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "syndic", "morpheme": "syndic", "morpheme_head": "syndic", "affix_form": "-syndic-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "joined | associated | together", "example_words_list_1": "syndicate, syndicalism", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "syndics | syndicship | syndicships", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Connection, Unity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek sun- 'with, together' + demos 'people'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "3933", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "tachy", "morpheme": "tachy", "morpheme_head": "tachy", "affix_form": "tachy-", "allomorphs": "tachi", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational prefix affix morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "various", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "fast | rapid | swift", "example_words_list_1": "tachycardia | tachometer | tachyrhythmia | tachytelic | tachygraphy | tachymetry", "example_words_list_2": "tachycardia | tachometer | tachyrhythmia | tachytelic | tachygraphy | tachymetry", "example_words_corpus": "tachyon | tachyonic | tachypnea | tachylyte | tachypace | tachymeter", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Attribute adder | Descriptives", "ancestor_etymon": "tachy | ταχύς  OED", "etymology": "Greek τᾰχῠ́ς (takhús) | fast | quickly | ταχύς (takhús) | τάχος (tákhos) | combining form of Greek ταχύς swift OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "72", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary | Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "teg", "morpheme": "teg", "morpheme_head": "tect", "affix_form": "tect-", "allomorphs": "tege | tect", "sense_label": "cover", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "shelter | conceal | protect", "example_words_list_1": "contection | detect | detectable | detection | detective | detector | integument | integumentary | obtect | pretectal | pretectum | protect | protection | protective | protector | protectorate | protectory | protectress | protectrix | protégé | protégée | tectrix | tectum | tegmen | tegmental | tegula | tegular | tegument | tile | tog | toga | togate | togavirus | toggery", "example_words_list_2": "contection | detect | detectable | detection | detective | detector | integument | integumentary | obtect | pretectal | pretectum | protect | protection | protective | protector | protectorate | protectory | protectress | protectrix | protégé | protégée | tectrix | tectum | tegmen | tegmental | tegula | tegular | tegument | tile | tog | toga | togate | togavirus | toggery", "example_words_corpus": "tegs", "related_morphemes": "tect2 / tect", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Covering, Protection, Defense", "ancestor_etymon": "teg", "etymology": "tegere | tectus | Greek tēle : far off | distant", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Cognatarium | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "teg~2", "morpheme": "teg", "morpheme_head": "teg", "affix_form": "teg-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "touch", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "touch | arrange | order | feel", "example_words_list_1": "tactile, contact, tangible, tactile, tactile", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "tegs", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Tactility, Organization, Covering", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin 'tangere' (past participle stem 'tact-') meaning 'to touch'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "tele", "morpheme": "tele", "morpheme_head": "tele", "affix_form": "tele-", "allomorphs": "tel", "sense_label": "distant", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational prefix affix morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective | noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "remote | distant | from afar | across space | television | telegraph | far off | separation | the state of being apart", "example_words_list_1": "telephone | telegraph | telepath | telemetry | telecommunication | telescope | teletext | telethon | teletypewriter | television | telegram | telekinesis | telepathy | telephoto | Teletype™ | telex Variant Spellings: telpher | telpher | telephone (far sound) | telescope (far see) | telestial (far away) | teleport (far door) | telekinesis (far touch) | telepathy (far feeling)", "example_words_list_2": "telephone | telegraph | telepath | telemetry | telecommunication | telescope | teletext | telethon | teletypewriter | television | telegram | telekinesis | telepathy | telephoto | Teletype™ | telex Variant Spellings: telpher | telpher | telephone (far sound) | telescope (far see) | telestial (far away) | teleport (far door) | telekinesis (far touch) | telepathy (far feeling)", "example_words_corpus": "teletex | telecop | telepad | telegram | Teletext | telecast", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Position indicator | Anomalous form", "ancestor_etymon": "tele | τηλε-  OED", "etymology": "Greek tele- 'at a distance'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "648", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "Cognatarium | Wiktionary | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | MorphoQuantics | Wikipedia | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/ | Stein | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "teleo", "morpheme": "teleo", "morpheme_head": "teleo", "affix_form": "teleo-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "various", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "fulfilled | conclusion | endpoint | culmination | intention | ultimate | outcome", "example_words_list_1": "teleology | telesis | teleocratic", "example_words_list_2": "teleology | telesis | teleocratic", "example_words_corpus": "teleonomy | teleonomic | teleomorph | teleophyte | teleoconch | teleonomist", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Core concept", "ancestor_etymon": "τέλος  OED | teleo", "etymology": "τέλος | τέλεος (télos | téleos) | τέλεσις (télesis) | combining form repr. Greek τέλος end | comb. form2 OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "telex", "morpheme": "telex", "morpheme_head": "telex", "affix_form": "-telex-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "telegraph | telecommunication", "example_words_list_1": "telegraph, telex, telecommunication", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Communication, Distance, Technology", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek 'tele' (far) + 'lexis' (word, speech)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "2046", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "test", "morpheme": "test", "morpheme_head": "test", "affix_form": "test-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": "challenge", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "challenge | trial | examination", "example_words_list_1": "attest | contest | detest | protest | testament | testify | testimony", "example_words_list_2": "attest | contest | detest | protest | testament | testify | testimony", "example_words_corpus": "tests | testee | tester | tested | retest | cotest", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Verification, Legal, Observation", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "testis", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "test~2", "morpheme": "test", "morpheme_head": "test", "affix_form": "-test-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": "shell", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "outer layer | test | rigid exterior", "example_words_list_1": "testudo, testaceous, testate", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "tests | testee | tester | tested | retest | cotest", "related_morphemes": "more at testud / testud", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Container, Examination, Physical Structure", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin testūdo : tortoise, shell of the tortoise, a thing resembling a tortoise testa : a piece of burnt clay, an earthen vessel, a shell", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "testat", "morpheme": "testat", "morpheme_head": "testat", "affix_form": "testat-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "challenge | trial | examination", "example_words_list_1": "attest | contest | detest | protest | testament | testify | testimony", "example_words_list_2": "attest | contest | detest | protest | testament | testify | testimony", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Verification, Legal, Observation", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "testis", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "testis", "morpheme": "testis", "morpheme_head": "testis", "affix_form": "-testis-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "testicle | male reproductive gland", "example_words_list_1": "testicular, testis", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "ovotestis", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Anatomy, Biology", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Latin testis \"witness\" (originally one of three witnesses to a birth, later referring to the testicles as witnesses of paternity)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "306", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "testud", "morpheme": "testud", "morpheme_head": "testud", "affix_form": "False", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "shelled reptile | aquatic creature with a shell", "example_words_list_1": "testudinal, testudinate, testudo", "example_words_list_2": "testudinal, testudinate, testudo", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "test2 / test", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Animals, Physical properties", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Latin testudo 'tortoise, shield'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "tetanus", "morpheme": "tetanus", "morpheme_head": "tetanus", "affix_form": "-tetanus-", "allomorphs": "tetan", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "stiffness | tension", "example_words_list_1": "tetanus, tetanic, tetanize, tetanization", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "antitetanus", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Medical, Physical state", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek tetanos \"stiffness, tension\"", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "592", "morpheme_length": "7.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "tether", "morpheme": "tether", "morpheme_head": "tether", "affix_form": "-tether-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to tie | to bind | to connect", "example_words_list_1": "tether, untether, tethered", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "tetherins | untethers | detethers | tetherings | tetherballs | detethering", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Connection, Binding", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English teder 'rope, cord'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "401", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "tetra", "morpheme": "tetra", "morpheme_head": "tetra", "affix_form": "tetra-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": "derivational prefix affix morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "the number four | four | possessing four", "example_words_list_1": "tetrameter | teracycline | tetraplegia | tetraethylammonium | diatessaron | tetragon | tetrahedron | tetralogy | tetraphobia | tetrapod | tetrode | tetra | tetrachloride | tetracycline | tetrad | tetraethyl | Tetragrammaton | tetrarch | Tetraodontidae | tetragram (4 letters) | tetrapod (4 feet) | tetragrammaton (The 4-letter name of God)", "example_words_list_2": "tetrameter | teracycline | tetraplegia | tetraethylammonium | diatessaron | tetragon | tetrahedron | tetralogy | tetraphobia | tetrapod | tetrode | tetra | tetrachloride | tetracycline | tetrad | tetraethyl | Tetragrammaton | tetrarch | Tetraodontidae | tetragram (4 letters) | tetrapod (4 feet) | tetragrammaton (The 4-letter name of God)", "example_words_corpus": "tetraol | tetragon | tetrapod | tetramer | tetraene | tetraose", "related_morphemes": "tess / tess", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number forms | quantity | Number format", "ancestor_etymon": "tetra | τετρα-  OED", "etymology": "< Greek τετρα- | combining form of the numeral τέτταρες | τέτταρα four OED | τέτϝαρες | τέσσαρες | τεσσάρων (téssares | tessárōn) | Greek | Greek teuchos : an implement | a book", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "259", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "Wikipedia | Wiktionary | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | MorphoQuantics | Cognatarium | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/ | Stein", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "tetracosa", "morpheme": "tetracosa", "morpheme_head": "tetracosa", "affix_form": "tetracosa-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "twenty-four", "example_words_list_1": "tetracosane | tetracosanes | tetracosanoate | tetracosahydrate", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "tetracosane | tetracosanes | tetracosanoate | tetracosahydrate", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number, Quantity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek tessares 'four' + eikosi 'twenty'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "tetrakaideka", "morpheme": "tetrakaideka", "morpheme_head": "tetrakaideka", "affix_form": "tetrakaideka-", "allomorphs": "tetrakaideca", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "fourteen", "example_words_list_1": "tetrakaidekahedron | tetrakaidekahedral", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "tetrakaidekahedron | tetrakaidekahedral", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number, Quantity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek tetra- 'four' + kai 'and' + deka 'ten'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "tetrakis", "morpheme": "tetrakis", "morpheme_head": "tetrakis", "affix_form": "tetrakis-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "four | quadruple", "example_words_list_1": "tetrakisphosphate | tetrakishexahedron | tetrakisphosphates", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "tetrakisphosphate | tetrakishexahedron | tetrakisphosphates", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number, Quantity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek tetrakis- 'fourfold'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "teuch", "morpheme": "teuch", "morpheme_head": "teuch", "affix_form": "False", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": "set of books", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "group of books | assemblage", "example_words_list_1": "Heptateuch, Pentateuch", "example_words_list_2": "Heptateuch, Pentateuch", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Quantity, Literature", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek teuchos 'scroll, book'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "teuthis", "morpheme": "teuthis", "morpheme_head": "teuthis", "affix_form": "teuthis", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "squid. Used for squids and similar cephalopods.", "example_words_list_1": "Examples: Gonioteuthis (\"narrow squid\") Architeuthis (\"ruling squid\") Vampyroteuthis (\"vampire squid\"); Cylindroteuthis (\"cylindrical squid\")", "example_words_list_2": "Examples: Gonioteuthis (\"narrow squid\") Architeuthis (\"ruling squid\") Vampyroteuthis (\"vampire squid\"); Cylindroteuthis (\"cylindrical squid\")", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "τευθίς (teuthís)", "etymology": "Greek teuthis (squid)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "/tjuːθɪs/", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikipedia", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "teutonic", "morpheme": "teutonic", "morpheme_head": "teutonic", "affix_form": "-teutonic-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "Germanic | Teutonic peoples", "example_words_list_1": "Teutonic", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Ethnicity, Language family", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Latin Teutonicus, from Teutones, the name of a Germanic tribe", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "173", "morpheme_length": "8.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
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{"morpheme_key": "thanat", "morpheme": "thanat", "morpheme_head": "thanat", "affix_form": "thanas", "allomorphs": "thanato | thanas", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "combining form", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "demise | end of life | passing | cessation of life", "example_words_list_1": "euthanasia, Thanatopsis, Thanatos", "example_words_list_2": "euthanasia, Thanatopsis, Thanatos", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Mortality, Life and Death", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Greek thanatos 'death', from thneiskein 'to die'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "vogue", "morpheme": "vogue", "morpheme_head": "vogue", "affix_form": "-vogue-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "fashion | style | popularity", "example_words_list_1": "vogue, invogue", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "vogues | voguer | vogued | voguey | voguers | Voguette", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Fashion, Trend, Motion", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle French 'vogue' (motion, course, or fashion)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "French", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1201", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "wurst", "morpheme": "wurst", "morpheme_head": "wurst", "affix_form": "-wurst-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "a seasoned meat product | a cylindrical meat preparation", "example_words_list_1": "bratwurst, knackwurst, liverwurst", "example_words_list_2": "bratwurst, knackwurst, liverwurst", "example_words_corpus": "wursts | liverwursts", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Food, Meat", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "Middle High German wurtz, from Old High German wurtz, from Proto-Germanic *wurstaz, from Proto-Indo-European *wer- 'to boil, cook'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "German", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Cognatarium", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "wyman", "morpheme": "wyman", "morpheme_head": "wyman", "affix_form": "-wyman-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "person | man", "example_words_list_1": "woman, husbandman, tradesman, craftsman", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Human, Gender, Person", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Old English 'wīfmann' (woman) and 'wer'/'wīf' related terms, ultimately from Proto-Germanic '*wībamą' and '*mannaz', meaning 'human being' or 'person'. In modern English, it functions as a free root meaning 'man' or 'male person'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "409", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "wyn", "morpheme": "wyn", "morpheme_head": "wyn", "affix_form": "-wyn-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "wind | breath | spirit", "example_words_list_1": "wynn, swyn, wynful", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nature, Emotion, Germanic", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Old English 'wynn' meaning joy, pleasure, or delight; often associated with the concept of wind or breath in poetic contexts (e.g., 'wind' and 'wynn' share Germanic roots related to movement/air).", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "105", "morpheme_length": "3.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "wynn", "morpheme": "wynn", "morpheme_head": "wynn", "affix_form": "-wynn-", "allomorphs": "wynne", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "luck | fortune | happiness", "example_words_list_1": "win, wintry, winless, winnability", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "wynns", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Emotion, Abstract concept, Germanic", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Old English 'wynn' meaning joy, pleasure, or delight", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "696", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "wyvern", "morpheme": "wyvern", "morpheme_head": "wyvern", "affix_form": "-wyvern-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "dragon-like creature | winged serpent", "example_words_list_1": "wyvern, wyverns", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "wyverns", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Creature, Mythical Beast", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Middle English wyvern, related to Old French viure", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Middle English", "etymological_family": "Romance", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "981", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "xantho", "morpheme": "xanth(o)", "morpheme_head": "xanth(o)", "affix_form": "xanth-", "allomorphs": "xanth", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "various", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "yellow", "example_words_list_1": "xanthous, xanthochromia", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "xanthoma | xanthosis | Xanthotis | xanthomous | xanthoderm | Xanthomyza", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Color", "ancestor_etymon": "ξανθο-  OED", "etymology": "< ancient Greek ξανθο- | comb. form of ξανθός yellow OED | Greek ξᾰνθός (xanthós) | yellow | ξανθός (xanthós) | ξανθότης (xanthótēs) ~yellowness~", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED | Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "MorphoQuantics | Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "xe", "morpheme": "xe", "morpheme_head": "xe", "affix_form": "xe-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": null, "meaning_definition": "to split | to separate | to divide", "example_words_list_1": "arthroxesis", "example_words_list_2": "arthroxesis", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Separation, Division", "ancestor_etymon": null, "etymology": "ξεῖν/ξέειν (xéein) | ξέσις (xésis) | ξέσμα (xésma) | ξέσις(xésis)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": null, "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "xeno", "morpheme": "xen(o)", "morpheme_head": "xen(o)", "affix_form": "xen-", "allomorphs": "xen", "sense_label": "foreign", "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "alien | outsider | visitor", "example_words_list_1": "xenophobia, xenograft, xenobiology, xenomorphic", "example_words_list_2": "xenograft | Examples: Xenosmilus (\"strange knife\") | Xenotarsosaurus (\"strange ankled lizard\") | Xenopsitta (\"strange parrot\") | Xenocyon (\"strange dog\") | Xenokeryx (\"strange horn\") | Xenostega (\"strange roof\") | Xenohyla (\"strange hynadae\") | Xenozancla (\"strange animal\") | Xenodermus (\"strange skin\") | axenic | Xenarthra | xenia | xenic | xenobiotic | xenoblast | xenogamy | xenolith | xenology | xenon | xenophobia | xenodiagnosis | xenophilia | xenial", "example_words_corpus": "xenoma | xenogamy | xenocide | xenolith | xenology | xenofree", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "ξένος (xénos) | ξενο- | ξεν- OED | xeno", "etymology": "Greek ξένος (xénos) | foreign | stranger | ξένϝος | ξένος (xénos) | ξενικός | ξενία (xenía) | repr. Greek ξενο- | ξεν- | combining form of ξένος a guest | foreigner OED", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek | Greek | Greek  OED", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "/zinoʊ/", "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wikipedia | Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | Wikidata", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "xenno", "morpheme": "xenno", "morpheme_head": "xenno", "affix_form": "xenno-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "foreign | strange | alien", "example_words_list_1": "xenophobia, xenon, xenial, xenoglossy", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Foreignness, Origin, Adjectival", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek xénos 'stranger, guest, foreign'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "xenon", "morpheme": "xenon", "morpheme_head": "xenon", "affix_form": "-xenon-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "stranger | guest | foreigner", "example_words_list_1": "xenophobia, xenon, xenophile, xenoglossy", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "xenons | dixenon | nonxenon | xenonide | radioxenon | tetraxenon", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Otherness, Alienation", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek xenos 'stranger, guest'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "253", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "xero", "morpheme": "xer(o)", "morpheme_head": "xer", "affix_form": "xer-", "allomorphs": "xer(o) | xeri", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "adjective,noun", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "arid | desiccation-based procedure | reminiscent of arid environments", "example_words_list_1": "xerothermic | xerography | xerostomia | xeroderma | elixir | xerasia | xerochilia | xeromorph | xerophagy | xerophile | xerophthalmia | xerophyte | xerosis", "example_words_list_2": "xerothermic | xerography | xerostomia | xeroderma | elixir | xerasia | xerochilia | xeromorph | xerophagy | xerophile | xerophthalmia | xerophyte | xerosis", "example_words_corpus": "xerogel | xerosis | xerosol | xerogels | xeronate | xerogram", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Environment, Physical State", "ancestor_etymon": "ξηρο-, ξηρ- OED", "etymology": "repr. Greek ξηρο- | ξηρ- | combining form of ξηρός dry OED | Greek ξηρός (xērós) | dry | ξηρός (xērós) | ξηρότης (xērótēs)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek  OED | Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "0", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "MorphoQuantics | Wiktionary | Stein", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "xerox", "morpheme": "xerox", "morpheme_head": "xerox", "affix_form": "-xerox-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "to photocopy | duplicate", "example_words_list_1": "xerox, xeroxing, xeroxed", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "xeroxed | xeroxer | xeroxing | xeroxers | xeroxable | xeroxcopy", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Reproduction, Technology", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Proper noun (trademark) used as a verb/common noun", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "3248", "morpheme_length": "5.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "y", "morpheme": "y", "morpheme_head": "y", "affix_form": "-y", "allomorphs": "-y1 | -y2 | -y3 | -y4 | -y5 | -y", "sense_label": "condition or process of", "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": "forms:noun | adjective | interjectio", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "Derivational | derivational suffix affix bound morpheme", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "noun | verb | adjective | interjection | 4.98677986570834e-05", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "noun | adjective | interjection | adjective/adverb", "meaning_definition": "state/condition | small/endearing version | informal/familiar variant | associated with the first element | characterized by the first element's quality | inclined toward the first element's action | instance/result of the first element's action | covered with/possessing the first element's attribute | affectionate term for someone/something defined by the first element", "example_words_list_1": "sunny, happy, cloudy, rainy, salty, funny, lovely, friendly, muddy, salty", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": "any | icy | Yer | holy | airy | sexy", "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": null, "opposing_meaning": null, "categorical_group_list": "Diminutive", "ancestor_etymon": "-i | -é OED | assimilative -y | -ig  OED | -ie / -ῑa OED | y", "etymology": "From Latin -ius, -ia, -ium (neuter of adjectives in -ius), via Old French -ie/-e and Old English -ig/-y, originally forming adjectives and nouns denoting state, quality, or possession.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old French OED | Old English OED | Old French from Latin OED | Greek | ...", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": "3870233", "morpheme_length": "1.0", "source": "http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/ | OED | Stein", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "yaw", "morpheme": "yaw", "morpheme_head": "yaw", "affix_form": "-yaw-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "yawn | yawning", "example_words_list_1": "yawn, yawning, yawns, yawned", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "yaws | yawed | yawing | yawingly | yawmeter | yawmeters", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Action, Mouth, Sleepiness", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Old English 'geogan' meaning 'to gape, open wide', related to Old Norse 'geiga'.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Old English", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "511", "morpheme_length": "3.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "yuri", "morpheme": "yuri", "morpheme_head": "yuri", "affix_form": "-yuri-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "woman | female", "example_words_list_1": "yuri, Yuri, Yuri-san", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Gender, Feminine, Person", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Russian женщина (zhenshchina) or Yuri (name), often associated with femininity in modern contexts", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Russian", "etymological_family": "Latin", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1282", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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{"morpheme_key": "zeitgeist", "morpheme": "zeitgeist", "morpheme_head": "zeitgeist", "affix_form": "-zeitgeist-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "spirit of the times | intellectual climate of a particular period", "example_words_list_1": "zeitgeist", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zeitgeists | zeitgeisty | zeitgeistily", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Time, Abstract concept", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From German Zeit 'time' + Geist 'spirit, mind'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "German", "etymological_family": "Germanic", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "111", "morpheme_length": "9.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zel", "morpheme": "zel", "morpheme_head": "zel", "affix_form": "zel-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "jealousy | zeal", "example_words_list_1": "zeal | zealot | zealous", "example_words_list_2": "zeal | zealot | zealous", "example_words_corpus": "zels", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Emotion, Intensity", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ζῆλος (zêlos) | ζηλωτής | ζηλωτοῦ (zēlōtḗs) | ζηλωτοῦ(zēlōtḗs)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
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{"morpheme_key": "zepto", "morpheme": "zepto", "morpheme_head": "zepto", "affix_form": "zepto-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sextillionth (10−21)", "example_words_list_1": "zeptogram | zeptobarn | zeptomole | zeptometre | zeptograms | zeptomoles", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zeptogram | zeptobarn | zeptomole | zeptometre | zeptograms | zeptomoles", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Measurement, Magnitude, Metric Prefix", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek zeugma \"joining, yoking\" (via the concept of smallness/division in metric scaling)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikipedia | Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "zero", "morpheme": "zero", "morpheme_head": "zero", "affix_form": "-zero-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "nothing | naught | null | void", "example_words_list_1": "sifr, asf, safar", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zeros | zeroth | zeroed | zeroes | zeroid | zeroing", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Nullity, Quantity, Absence", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Arabic zero (ṣifr) from Classical Arabic ṣifr 'empty, void', derived from the root ṣ-f-r meaning 'to be empty'. The concept of zero as a number was transmitted to Europe via Arabic mathematics, but the specific morpheme 'zero' in English is a later borrowing from Italian 'zero' (via Spanish 'cero'), ultimately from Arabic. However, as a root meaning 'nothing' in Arabic, it is native.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Arabic", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "22332", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zest", "morpheme": "zest", "morpheme_head": "zest", "affix_form": "-zest-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "energy | enthusiasm | piquancy", "example_words_list_1": "zest", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zesty | zests | zester | zested | zestful | zesters", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Emotion, Vitality", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek zestē 'boiling, heat'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "288", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zete", "morpheme": "zete", "morpheme_head": "zete", "affix_form": "zete-", "allomorphs": "zet", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "seek", "example_words_list_1": "zetetic", "example_words_list_2": "zetetic", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Inquiry, Search", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "ζητεῖν (zēteîn) | ζητητός (zētētós) | ζητητικός (zētētikós)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "zetta", "morpheme": "zetta", "morpheme_head": "zetta", "affix_form": "zetta-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": "targeting_candidate", "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sextillion (1021)", "example_words_list_1": "zettaton | zettagram | zettabyte | zettatons | zettaflop | zettametre", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zettaton | zettagram | zettabyte | zettatons | zettaflop | zettametre", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Number, Magnitude, Metric Prefix", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek zēta (ζῆτα), the sixth letter of the Greek alphabet", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "Wikipedia | Wiktionary", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "zilla", "morpheme": "zilla", "morpheme_head": "zilla", "affix_form": "-zilla", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "suffix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "bound", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "huge | monstrous | giant", "example_words_list_1": "Fedzilla | promzilla | wimpzilla | bridezilla | groomzilla | bitchzilla", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "Fedzilla | promzilla | wimpzilla | bridezilla | groomzilla | bitchzilla", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Size, Magnitude", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "derived from 'Gojira' (Godzilla)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Japanese", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "", "morpheme_length": "", "source": "", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "zinc", "morpheme": "zinc", "morpheme_head": "zinc", "affix_form": "-zinc-", "allomorphs": "zinco", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "zinc (chemical element)", "example_words_list_1": "zinc, zincify, zincite", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zincs | zincy | zinced | zincic | dezinc | zincin", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Chemistry, Elements", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "German Zink, from Latin zincum, from Persian sang-i-jang (stone of Jing)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "German", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1773", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zing", "morpheme": "zing", "morpheme_head": "zing", "affix_form": "-zing-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "sound of a small sharp noise | action of moving quickly", "example_words_list_1": "zing, zinger, zinging", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Onomatopoeia, Motion, Sound", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "", "ancestor_etymon_language": "", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "vernacular", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "220", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "morpholex"}
{"morpheme_key": "zion", "morpheme": "zion", "morpheme_head": "zion", "affix_form": "-zion-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "holy place | sanctuary | citadel", "example_words_list_1": "Zion", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "Zionazi | Zionistic | Zionistan | dezionize | NaZionism | Nazionist", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Place, Sacred, Location", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Hebrew Tsiyyon (a point, landmark, or citadel)", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Hebrew", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "2833", "morpheme_length": "4.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zip", "morpheme": "zip", "morpheme_head": "zip", "affix_form": "-zip-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "zip | zero | nothing | empty", "example_words_list_1": "zip code, zip tie, zip file, zip up", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zips | zippy | unzip | zippo | rezip | zipper", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Quantity, Zero, Slang", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From the brand name 'Zip' (a brand of instant coffee) or the onomatopoeic verb 'zip' meaning to move quickly or close with a zipper, metaphorically extended to mean 'zero' or 'nothing' in slang (e.g., 'zip code' originally referring to a postal zone, but 'zip' itself meaning nothing). In the context of affixes like 'zip-code' or slang 'zip', it derives from the English word for zero or nothingness.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "English", "etymological_family": null, "register": null, "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "25466", "morpheme_length": "3.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zircon", "morpheme": "zircon", "morpheme_head": "zircon", "affix_form": "-zircon-", "allomorphs": "zirco", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "zirconium-based mineral | silicate mineral", "example_words_list_1": "zircon", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zircons | zirconic | zirconoid | zirconate | zirconite | zirconates", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Mineral, Material", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From Latin zirconium, from Persian zargun 'gold-colored', via German Zirkon", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Latin", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "386", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zither", "morpheme": "zither", "morpheme_head": "zither", "affix_form": "-zither-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "free", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "stringed musical instrument", "example_words_list_1": "zither", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zithers | zitherist | zitherists | zitherlike", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Music, Instrument", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "From German Zither, from Middle High German zītere, from Late Latin cithara, from Greek kithara.", "ancestor_etymon_language": "German", "etymological_family": "other", "register": "neutral", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "62", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zo", "morpheme": "zo", "morpheme_head": "zo", "affix_form": "zo-", "allomorphs": null, "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "prefix", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "stem", "derivational_or_inflectional": null, "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": null, "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "not suffix", "meaning_definition": "creature | organism | fauna existence", "example_words_list_1": "zoology, zoology, zooplankton, zooid", "example_words_list_2": null, "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": null, "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "phyto", "opposing_meaning": "plant", "categorical_group_list": "Life, Biology, Nature", "ancestor_etymon": "zoo", "etymology": "ζῶ | ζῷον (zôion) | Greek zōion : animal | Italian zucca : gourd", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": null, "word_list_frequency": null, "morpheme_length": null, "source": "Wiktionary | Cognatarium | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm", "attestation": "wiktionary"}
{"morpheme_key": "zoa", "morpheme": "zoa", "morpheme_head": "zoa", "affix_form": "-zoa-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "animal. Used for broad categories of animals, or in certain names of animals.", "example_words_list_1": "Examples: Metazoa (\"encompassing animals\"); Parazoa (\"near animals\"); Ecdysozoa (\"moulting animals\"); Yunnanozoon (\"animal from Yunnan\"); Yuyuanozoon (\"animal from Yu Yuan\")", "example_words_list_2": "Examples: Metazoa (\"encompassing animals\"); Parazoa (\"near animals\"); Ecdysozoa (\"moulting animals\"); Yunnanozoon (\"animal from Yunnan\"); Yuyuanozoon (\"animal from Yu Yuan\")", "example_words_corpus": "Anthozoa | anthozoan | anthozoans", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Medical and Scientific", "ancestor_etymon": "ζῷον (zōion)", "etymology": "Greek ζῷον (zōion), neuter of ζῷος (zōos) 'living being, animal'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Ancient Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "scientific", "pronunciation": "/zoʊɑːn/, /zoʊə/", "word_list_frequency": "686", "morpheme_length": "3.0", "source": "Wikipedia", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zodiac", "morpheme": "zodiac", "morpheme_head": "zodiac", "affix_form": "-zodiac-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "circle of animals | constellation group", "example_words_list_1": "zodiacal", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": "zodiacs | zodiacal | exozodiacal | nonzodiacal | ultrazodiacal", "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Astronomy, Time, Nature", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek zōdiakos kyklos 'circle of animals'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "1258", "morpheme_length": "6.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
{"morpheme_key": "zoe", "morpheme": "zoe", "morpheme_head": "zoe", "affix_form": "-zoe-", "allomorphs": "", "sense_label": null, "affix_type": "root", "morpheme_subtype": null, "bound_free_or_root": "root", "derivational_or_inflectional": "", "parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto": "", "part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix": "", "meaning_definition": "life | living", "example_words_list_1": "zoology, zoetic, zooplankton", "example_words_list_2": "", "example_words_corpus": null, "related_morphemes": "", "morpheme_counterpart_opposite": "", "opposing_meaning": "", "categorical_group_list": "Life, Vitality", "ancestor_etymon": "", "etymology": "Greek zōē 'life'", "ancestor_etymon_language": "Greek", "etymological_family": "Greek", "register": "classical", "pronunciation": "", "word_list_frequency": "532", "morpheme_length": "3.0", "source": "", "attestation": "both"}
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