morpheme_key: utensil

morpheme: utensil

morpheme_head: utensil

affix_form: -utensil-

meaning_definition: tool | implement | device for eating or cooking

example_words_list_1: utensil

example_words_corpus: utensils | cutensil | cutensils | utensiled

categorical_group_list: Object, Tool

etymology: Latin utensile, from uti 'to use'


morpheme_key: uter

morpheme: uter

morpheme_head: uter

affix_form: -uter-

sense_label: neither

affix_type: root

bound_free_or_root: stem

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: not suffix

meaning_definition: not either | neither one nor the other

example_words_list_1: neuter, neutral

example_words_list_2: neuter, neutral

categorical_group_list: Grouping anything

ancestor_etymon: neut

etymology: Latin uterus 'womb, belly'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin

etymological_family: Latin

register: classical

attestation: wiktionary


morpheme_key: utero

morpheme: uter(o)

morpheme_head: utero

affix_form: uter-

allomorphs: uter(o)

sense_label: uterus

bound_free_or_root: root

meaning_definition: uterus | womb

example_words_list_1: uterine, uterus, extrauterine, intrauterine, uterine

example_words_corpus: uterotomy | uterotonic | uteromania | uterotubal | uterofetal | uterotonics

categorical_group_list: Body Parts and Substances

etymology: Latin uterus 'womb'

source: Wikipedia

attestation: both


morpheme_key: uti

morpheme: uti

morpheme_head: uti

affix_form: -uti-

meaning_definition: employ | apply

example_words_list_1: utility, utilization, utilize

example_words_list_2: utility, utilization, utilize

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: uti

etymology: Latin 'uti' (past participle stem 'ut-') meaning 'to use, to employ'


morpheme_key: util

morpheme: util

morpheme_head: util

affix_form: util-

sense_label: use

meaning_definition: act of employing something | capable of being of service | inherent value | to employ or apply

example_words_list_1: utility, utilize, utilitarian, useless

example_words_corpus: utils

related_morphemes: us / us

categorical_group_list: Utility, Action

etymology: Latin utilis 'useful, serviceable', from uti 'to use'

source: Cognatarium | Wikidata


morpheme_key: utmost

morpheme: utmost

morpheme_head: utmost

affix_form: -utmost-

bound_free_or_root: free

meaning_definition: greatest | extreme | maximum

example_words_list_1: utmost, outmost

example_words_corpus: utmosts | utmostly

categorical_group_list: Degree, Intensity

etymology: Old English utmost (outmost)

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English

etymological_family: Germanic


morpheme_key: utter

morpheme: utter

morpheme_head: utter

affix_form: -utter-

meaning_definition: to speak | to voice | to express

example_words_list_1: utter, utterance, utterly

example_words_corpus: utters | utterly | uttered | utterer | reutter | uttering

categorical_group_list: Communication, Speech

etymology: Old English ūtterian 'to make known, publish'

register: vernacular


morpheme_key: uus

morpheme: uus

morpheme_head: uus

affix_form: uous

allomorphs: uous

bound_free_or_root: bound

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective

meaning_definition: inclining toward | disposed toward | prone toward

example_words_list_1: innocuous

example_words_list_2: innocuous

categorical_group_list: Adjectival, Quality

ancestor_etymon: ous

etymology: Latin -uus, -ous, forming adjectives from past participles or stems, indicating possession or tendency


morpheme_key: uv

morpheme: uv

morpheme_head: uv

affix_form: uv-

sense_label: grape

affix_type: suffix

meaning_definition: grape

example_words_list_1: uvea

example_words_list_2: uvea

example_words_corpus: uvaser | uvasers

categorical_group_list: Nature, Food

etymology: uva

source: Wikidata


morpheme_key: uveo

morpheme: uveo

morpheme_head: uveo

affix_form: uveo-

affix_type: prefix

meaning_definition: eye | ocular

example_words_list_1: uveovortex | uveoparotid | uveoretinitis

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biological

etymology: From Latin 'uvae' (grapes), referring to the grape-like appearance of the uvea in the eye.

register: scientific

source: Wiktionary


morpheme_key: uvula

morpheme: uvula

morpheme_head: uvula

affix_form: -uvula-

allomorphs: uvul

meaning_definition: small hanging body | uvula

example_words_list_1: uvula

example_words_corpus: uvulars | nonuvular | uvularize | uvulatomes | uvularizes | uvularizing

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Botany

etymology: Latin uvula, diminutive of uva 'grape'


morpheme_key: uxor

morpheme: uxor

morpheme_head: uxor

affix_form: uxor-

sense_label: wife

meaning_definition: female spouse

example_words_list_1: uxoricide | uxorial | uxorious

example_words_list_2: uxoricide | uxorial | uxorious

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Person

etymology: Latin uxor 'wife'

source: Cognatarium

attestation: wikidata


morpheme_key: vac

morpheme: vac

morpheme_head: vac

affix_form: vac-

sense_label: empty

meaning_definition: lacking content | articulate | summon | utter

example_words_list_1: evacuate | vacancy | vacant | vacate | vacation | vacuous | vacuum | vacuole

example_words_corpus: vacs | minivac | minivacs

related_morphemes: van1 / van, vast / vast, void / void / : compare plen / plen

categorical_group_list: Emptiness, Absence

ancestor_etymon: vac

etymology: Latin vacuus "empty, void"


morpheme_key: vacc

morpheme: vacc

morpheme_head: vacc

affix_form: vacc-

meaning_definition: bovine | cattle

example_words_list_1: vaccary | vaccination | vaccine | vaccinia

categorical_group_list: Animals, Agriculture

etymology: Latin vacca 'cow'


morpheme_key: vaccine

morpheme: vaccine

morpheme_head: vaccine

affix_form: -vaccine-

meaning_definition: cow | vaccinia virus

example_words_list_1: vaccination, vaccinating, unvaccinated

example_words_corpus: vaccines | vaccinee | vaccinees | nonvaccine | prevaccine | autovaccine

categorical_group_list: Medicine, Biology

etymology: Latin vacca 'cow' (from the use of cowpox in the first vaccine)


morpheme_key: vacillate

morpheme: vacillate

morpheme_head: vacillate

affix_form: -vacillate-

meaning_definition: waver | oscillate | hesitate

example_words_list_1: vacillation, vacillating, vacillates

example_words_corpus: vacillated | vacillates

categorical_group_list: Motion, Uncertainty

etymology: Latin vacillare 'to stagger, sway', from vacuus 'empty'


morpheme_key: vacu

morpheme: vacu

morpheme_head: vacu

affix_form: -vacu-

meaning_definition: empty | void | vacuum

example_words_list_1: vacuum, evacuate, vacuity, vacuous

categorical_group_list: Absence, Void

etymology: Latin vacuus 'empty, void'

attestation: morpholex


morpheme_key: vade

morpheme: vade

morpheme_head: vade

affix_form: vade-

meaning_definition: go

example_words_list_1: evade, invade, pervade, revere, vade mecum

example_words_corpus: vades | vaded

categorical_group_list: Motion, Movement

etymology: vadere


morpheme_key: vadere

morpheme: vadere

morpheme_head: vadere

affix_form: -vadere-

meaning_definition: to go | to walk | to move

example_words_list_1: evade, invade, evade, revere, vade

categorical_group_list: Motion, Core concept

etymology: Latin vadere 'to go, to walk'


morpheme_key: vag

morpheme: vag

morpheme_head: vag

affix_form: vag-

allomorphs: vago

meaning_definition: roam | to roam

example_words_list_1: vague, vagabond, vagrant

example_words_corpus: vags | vagged | vagging

categorical_group_list: Movement, Motion

etymology: Latin vagus 'wandering, roving'


morpheme_key: vagabond

morpheme: vagabond

morpheme_head: vagabond

affix_form: -vagabond-

meaning_definition: wanderer | nomad | drifter

example_words_list_1: vagabondage, vagabondry

example_words_corpus: vagabonds | vagabonded | vagabondry | vagabonding | vagabondism | vagabondish

categorical_group_list: Movement, Person

etymology: Middle French vagabond, from Italian vagabondus

ancestor_etymon_language: French


morpheme_key: vagari

morpheme: vagari

morpheme_head: vagari

affix_form: vagari

allomorphs: vagus

meaning_definition: to roam aimlessly | to move without direction

example_words_list_1: vagrant, vagaries, vague

example_words_list_2: vagrant, vagaries, vague

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: vag

etymology: Latin vagari 'to wander, roam'


morpheme_key: vagina

morpheme: vagina

morpheme_head: vagina

affix_form: vagina

allomorphs: vagin

meaning_definition: The external female genitalia | the vulva

example_words_list_1: vaginal | vaginas | vaginate | vaginaed | vaginally | vaginated

etymology: From Latin 'vagina,' meaning sheath or covering.

source: MorphoLex | Wikidata


morpheme_key: vagrancy

morpheme: vagrancy

morpheme_head: vagrancy

affix_form: -vagrancy-

meaning_definition: wandering | roaming | lack of settled home

example_words_list_1: vagrant, vagrantism, vagrantness

categorical_group_list: Movement, State of being

etymology: Latin vagrantia, from vagari 'to wander'


morpheme_key: vagrant

morpheme: vagrant

morpheme_head: vagrant

affix_form: -vagrant-

meaning_definition: wandering | roaming | without a settled home

example_words_list_1: vagrancy, vagabond, vagrism

example_words_corpus: vagrants | vagrantly | vagrantness

etymology: Latin vagrāns, present participle of vagārī 'to wander'


morpheme_key: vague

morpheme: vague

morpheme_head: vague

affix_form: -vague-

meaning_definition: unclear | uncertain | indefinite

example_words_list_1: vague, vagueness, vagueness

example_words_corpus: vaguen | vagues | vagued | vaguely | vaguery | vagueish

categorical_group_list: Uncertainty, Motion


morpheme_key: vail

morpheme: vail

morpheme_head: vail

affix_form: -vail-

meaning_definition: powerful | valuable | to be powerful | to be valuable

example_words_list_1: available | prevail | countervail | avail

example_words_corpus: vails | unvail | vailer | unvails | vailers

related_morphemes: val1 / val, vale / vale

categorical_group_list: Strength, Value, Efficacy

etymology: Latin valere 'to be strong, be worth'


morpheme_key: vain

morpheme: vain

morpheme_head: vain

affix_form: vain

meaning_definition: lacking real value or substance | empty or void | worthless or unsatisfying

example_words_list_1: vainly | unvain | vainness | unvainly

example_words_corpus: vainly | unvain | vainness | unvainly

etymology: from Latin 'vanus' meaning empty

register: neutral


morpheme_key: val

morpheme: val

morpheme_head: val

affix_form: -val-

sense_label: strength

meaning_definition: strength | worth

example_words_list_1: ambivalence | avail | equivalent | evaluate | prevail | valence | valiant | valid | valor | value

example_words_corpus: vals | valaciclovir

categorical_group_list: Power, Magnitude, Value

etymology: valere


morpheme_key: vale

morpheme: vale

morpheme_head: vale

affix_form: vale-

allomorphs: vali

meaning_definition: power | value | to be powerful | to be in good health | thus: goodbye

example_words_list_1: ambivalence | avail | equivalent | evaluate | prevail | valence | valiant | valid | valor | value | ambivalent | covalent | vale | valediction | valedictorian

example_words_corpus: vales | valeward

related_morphemes: vail / vail, val1 / val

categorical_group_list: Strength, Value, Vitality


morpheme_key: valent

morpheme: valent

morpheme_head: valent

affix_form: -valent

meaning_definition: {prev}-sided

example_words_list_1: bivalent | univalent | trivalent | prevalent | bivalents | ambivalent

categorical_group_list: Concatenation

ancestor_etymon: ent

etymology: From Latin valens, present participle of valēre 'to be strong, be worth'


morpheme_key: valentine

morpheme: valentine

morpheme_head: valentine

affix_form: -valentine-

meaning_definition: strength | health | vigor

example_words_list_1: valentine, valiant, valor, valour

categorical_group_list: Strength, Vitality

etymology: Latin 'valentinus' meaning 'strong, vigorous, healthy', derived from 'valens' (present participle of 'valere' to be strong)


morpheme_key: valet

morpheme: valet

morpheme_head: valet

affix_form: -valet-

meaning_definition: strength | powerful | able

example_words_list_1: valiant, validate, prevalence, equivalent

categorical_group_list: Strength, Ability


morpheme_key: valetudinary

morpheme: valetudinary

morpheme_head: valetudinary

affix_form: -valetudinary-

meaning_definition: health | wellness | bodily condition

categorical_group_list: Health, Condition

etymology: From Latin valetudinarium, from valetudinus 'pertaining to health', from valere 'to be strong, be healthy'


morpheme_key: valiant

morpheme: valiant

morpheme_head: valiant

affix_form: -valiant-

meaning_definition: brave | courageous | heroic

example_words_list_1: valiant, valiancy

example_words_corpus: valiants | valiantly | unvaliant | valiantness | unvaliantly

categorical_group_list: Bravery, Virtue, Strength

etymology: From Old French valiant, from Latin valens 'strong, healthy', present participle of valere 'to be strong'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French


morpheme_key: valid

morpheme: valid

morpheme_head: valid

affix_form: -valid-

meaning_definition: strong | powerful | mighty

example_words_list_1: valid, validate, validity, validation

example_words_corpus: invalid | validly | unvalid | validate | validity | validify

categorical_group_list: Strength, Ability, Legality

etymology: Latin validus 'strong, powerful', from valere 'to be strong'


morpheme_key: valise

morpheme: valise

morpheme_head: valise

affix_form: -valise-

meaning_definition: small bag | suitcase | luggage

example_words_list_1: valise

example_words_corpus: valises | valiselike | valiseless

categorical_group_list: Object, Container

etymology: French 'valise' (from 'valise' or 'vallis' meaning valley/bag)

etymological_family: Romance


morpheme_key: valley

morpheme: valley

morpheme_head: valley

affix_form: -valley-

meaning_definition: low area | depression | canyon

example_words_list_1: valley, valleyland, valleyward, valleywoman

example_words_corpus: valleys | valleyed | valleyward | valleyless | valleyland | intervalley

categorical_group_list: Geography, Topography

etymology: From Old English 'dæl' (part, portion, valley) combined with 'weal' (place, enclosure), originally referring to an enclosed piece of land or a hollow.


morpheme_key: valor

morpheme: valor

morpheme_head: valor

affix_form: -valor-

meaning_definition: courage | bravery | strength of spirit

example_words_list_1: valor, valorous

example_words_corpus: valors | valorous | valorously | invalorous | valorousness

categorical_group_list: Virtue, Strength, Emotion

etymology: Latin valere 'to be strong, be worthy'


morpheme_key: valu

morpheme: valu

morpheme_head: valu

affix_form: valu-

meaning_definition: strength, worth

example_words_list_1: ambivalence, avail, equivalent, evaluate, prevail, valence, valiant, valid, valor, value

categorical_group_list: Strength, Value, Power


morpheme_key: valve

morpheme: valve

morpheme_head: valve

affix_form: -valve-

meaning_definition: gate | flap | opening | mechanism for controlling flow

example_words_list_1: valve, valvular, valvule

example_words_corpus: valved | valves | valver | bivalve | valvers | univalve

categorical_group_list: Mechanism, Physical Object

etymology: From Latin 'valva' meaning 'leaf of a door' or 'hinge', derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *wel- meaning 'to turn'.


morpheme_key: valvular

morpheme: valvular

morpheme_head: valvular

affix_form: -valvular-

meaning_definition: valve

example_words_list_1: valvular, valvularly

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Mechanics

etymology: From Latin valvula, diminutive of valva 'leaf of a door, wing of a gate'


morpheme_key: vamoose

morpheme: vamoose

morpheme_head: vamoose

affix_form: vamoose

meaning_definition: to hurry | to leave quickly | to depart hastily

example_words_list_1: vamoosed | vamooses

example_words_corpus: vamoosed | vamooses

etymology: From Choctaw 'vamo' meaning 'to leave'

ancestor_etymon_language: Choctaw

etymological_family: other


morpheme_key: vamp

morpheme: vamp

morpheme_head: vamp

affix_form: -vamp-

meaning_definition: vampire | undead creature | bloodsucker

example_words_list_1: vampire, vampirism, vampire bat, vampire squid

example_words_corpus: vamps | vampy | vamper | revamp | vamped | vamping

categorical_group_list: Undead, Horror, Folklore, Monster

etymology: From Serbo-Croatian vampir, from Proto-Slavic *ǫpyrь, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ep- 'to cover'

ancestor_etymon_language: Serbo-Croatian


morpheme_key: vampire

morpheme: vampire

morpheme_head: vampire

affix_form: -vampire-

meaning_definition: vampire | undead creature | blood-drinker

example_words_list_1: vampirism, vampiric, vampire bat, vampire squid

example_words_corpus: vampires | vampirey | vampired | vampiress | nonvampire | vampiredom

categorical_group_list: Creature, Supernatural, Undead

etymology: From Serbo-Croatian vampir, from Proto-Slavic *ǫpyrь, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ep- 'to drink'


morpheme_key: van

morpheme: van

morpheme_head: van

affix_form: van-

sense_label: not

meaning_definition: absence of | deprived of | wanting

example_words_list_1: invisible, inactive, invalid, immoral, irregular

example_words_corpus: vans | devan | vanner | vanful | vanward | vanpool

related_morphemes: vac / vac, vast / vast, void / void

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: Latin prefix in- (variant of ex- 'out of') used before consonants to mean 'not, without'


morpheme_key: vandal

morpheme: vandal

morpheme_head: vandal

affix_form: -vandal-

meaning_definition: one who destroys property | wanton destruction

example_words_list_1: vandal, vandalism, vandalize

example_words_corpus: Vandalic | vandalised | vandalises | vandaliser | vandalists | vandalising

categorical_group_list: Destruction, Violence

etymology: From Latin 'vandalus' (a member of the Germanic Vandal tribe known for sacking Rome in 455 AD), later generalized to mean 'one who deliberately destroys public or private property'.


morpheme_key: vane

morpheme: vane

morpheme_head: vane

affix_form: -vane-

meaning_definition: blade | wing | sail | vane

example_words_list_1: vane, weathervane

example_words_corpus: vanes | vaned | bivane | bivanes | dogvane | paravane

categorical_group_list: Motion, Direction, Instrument

etymology: Middle English 'vanen', related to 'vane' (blade/wing)

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle English


morpheme_key: vanesc

morpheme: vanesc

morpheme_head: vanesc

affix_form: -vanesc-

meaning_definition: to disappear | to fade away

example_words_list_1: evanescent

example_words_list_2: evanescent

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: vanesc

etymology: Latin vanescere 'to disappear, become invisible', from vanus 'empty, void' + escere 'to become'


morpheme_key: vanguard

morpheme: vanguard

morpheme_head: vanguard

affix_form: -vanguard-

meaning_definition: front | forefront | leading part

example_words_list_1: vanguard

example_words_corpus: vanguards | vanguardism | vanguardist | vanguardists | vanguardisms

categorical_group_list: Position, Leadership, Defense

etymology: Old French avant-garde, from avant 'before' + garde 'guard'


morpheme_key: vanish

morpheme: vanish

morpheme_head: vanish

affix_form: -vanish-

meaning_definition: disappear | fade | cease to exist

example_words_list_1: vanished, vanishing, vanishes

example_words_corpus: vanished | vanisher | vanishing | vanisheth | vanishers | vanishings

categorical_group_list: Disappearance, Motion, Change of State

etymology: Middle English vanisshen, from Old French vaniss-*


morpheme_key: vanquish

morpheme: vanquish

morpheme_head: vanquish

affix_form: -vanquish-

meaning_definition: defeat | overcome | conquer

example_words_list_1: vanquish, vanquished, vanquishing

example_words_corpus: vanquisher | vanquished | vanquishing | vanquishers | vanquisheth | unvanquished

categorical_group_list: Victory, Conflict, Action

etymology: Old French vanquir 'to conquer, subdue'


morpheme_key: vantage

morpheme: vantage

morpheme_head: vantage

affix_form: -vantage-

meaning_definition: position | view | advantage

example_words_list_1: advantage, vantage, advantageous

example_words_corpus: vantages | vantaged | vantageless | disvantageous

categorical_group_list: Position, Perception, Advantage

etymology: Old French 'avantage'


morpheme_key: vap

morpheme: vap

morpheme_head: vap

affix_form: vap-

meaning_definition: hot, visible vapor | gaseous form of a substance

example_words_list_1: evaporate | evaporation | evaporative | evaporator | evaporite | nonevaporative | vapid | vapidity | vapor | vaporescence | vaporescent | vaporific | vaporous | vaporize

categorical_group_list: Nature, Physical State

etymology: Latin vapor 'steam, vapor'


morpheme_key: vapid

morpheme: vapid

morpheme_head: vapid

affix_form: -vapid-

meaning_definition: lacking | empty | dull

example_words_list_1: vapid

example_words_corpus: vapidly | vapidity | vapidness | vapidities

categorical_group_list: Emptiness, Lack of vitality

etymology: Latin vapidus 'flat, insipid, stale', from vapare 'to be flat, insipid'


morpheme_key: vapor

morpheme: vapor

morpheme_head: vapor

affix_form: -vapor-

meaning_definition: mist | steam | gas | evaporated liquid

example_words_list_1: vaporize, vaporization, vaporous

categorical_group_list: Nature, Physical State, Atmosphere

etymology: From Latin vapor 'steam, heat, exhalation'


morpheme_key: vari

morpheme: vari

morpheme_head: vari

affix_form: vari-

allomorphs: var

meaning_definition: diverse | multiple | curve | shift | change | divergence

example_words_list_1: variable, variation, variety, variant

categorical_group_list: Descriptives

etymology: variare

source: Wiktionary | Wikipedia | Cognatarium


morpheme_key: varian

morpheme: varian

morpheme_head: varian

affix_form: -varian-

meaning_definition: change | variation | variance

example_words_list_1: variant, variety, various, vary, variance

categorical_group_list: Change, Diversity, Variance

etymology: Latin varius 'various, different' or variare 'to change'


morpheme_key: varico

morpheme: varic(o)

morpheme_head: varic

affix_form: varic-

allomorphs: varic(o)

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: various

meaning_definition: varix | varices | abnormal expansion of a vein or artery | swollen, twisted blood vessel

example_words_list_1: varicocele | varicosis | varicose | esophageal varices

categorical_group_list: Variation, Shape, Medical

ancestor_etymon: varix  OED

etymology: Latin varix (gen. varicis) 'swollen vein, varix'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED

source: MorphoQuantics | Wiktionary | OED | Stein


morpheme_key: varicose

morpheme: varicose

morpheme_head: varicose

affix_form: -varicose-

meaning_definition: swollen | distended | knotted

example_words_list_1: varicose, varicose veins

example_words_corpus: varicoses | varicosed | varicosely | nonvaricose

categorical_group_list: Physical state, Medical

etymology: Latin varicosus 'swollen, knotted', from varix 'knotted vein'


morpheme_key: variegate

morpheme: variegate

morpheme_head: variegate

affix_form: -variegate-

meaning_definition: various | diverse | spotted

example_words_list_1: variation, variety, variable, variegated

categorical_group_list: Change, Diversity

etymology: Latin variegatus, past participle of variegare 'to make variegated', from variegus 'various, spotted'


morpheme_key: varmint

morpheme: varmint

morpheme_head: varmint

affix_form: -varmint-

meaning_definition: pest | troublesome animal | nuisance

example_words_list_1: varmint

example_words_corpus: varmints | varminter | varminters

categorical_group_list: Animacy, Nuisance

etymology: American English dialectal variant of 'varmit', from 'vermin'

ancestor_etymon_language: English


morpheme_key: varnish

morpheme: varnish

morpheme_head: varnish

affix_form: -varnish-

meaning_definition: glossy coating | protective layer | to coat with a liquid

example_words_list_1: varnish, varnishing, varnished

example_words_corpus: varnishy | varnished | varnishes | varnisher | revarnish | varnishing

categorical_group_list: Coating, Surface, Protection

etymology: Latin vernix 'varnish, lacquer' (of uncertain origin, possibly Etruscan)


morpheme_key: vary

morpheme: vary

morpheme_head: vary

affix_form: -vary-

meaning_definition: change | alter | fluctuate

example_words_corpus: covary | varying | varyings | unvarying | varyingly | intervary

categorical_group_list: Change, Alteration

etymology: Latin varius 'diverse, different, changeable'


morpheme_key: vas

morpheme: vas

morpheme_head: vas

affix_form: vas-

allomorphs: vas(o) | vasa | vase

sense_label: blood vessel

meaning_definition: a channel carrying blood | a container or channel | a plate or bowl | a container or channel | a passage for fluids | a hollow cylindrical structure | a channel for transporting substances

example_words_list_1: vas_deferens | vasa_efferentia | vascular | vascularity | vascularization | vascularize | vasculitis | vasoconstrictor | vasodilation | vasectomy | cardiovascular | vasculum | vas deferens | vase | vasodilator

example_words_corpus: vasiform | pravastatin | fluvastatin | intravasate | intravasated | intravasates

categorical_group_list: Body Parts and Substances

ancestor_etymon: vas

etymology: Latin vas, vasculum 'vessel, container'

source: Wiktionary | Wikipedia | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | Cognatarium


affix_form: -vas-

sense_label: go

meaning_definition: move | proceed | advance

example_words_list_1: evacuate, invade, vacate, vacillate, vacuous

related_morphemes: vad / vad

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: vad

etymology: Latin 'vas' (stem 'vad-') meaning 'to go, go forth'

source: Cognatarium | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | Wikidata


morpheme_key: vasa

morpheme: vasa

morpheme_head: vasa

affix_form: -vasa-

sense_label: to be

meaning_definition: to be | to exist | to become

example_words_list_1: evacuate, vasculature, vassal

categorical_group_list: Existence, State, Container

etymology: Latin root 'esse' (to be) or 'vas' (vessel/container), often used in compounds indicating state or container.


morpheme_key: vasc

morpheme: vasc

morpheme_head: vasc

affix_form: vasc-

meaning_definition: blood vessel

example_words_list_1: vas_deferens, vasa_efferentia, vascular, vascularity, vascularization, vascularize, vasculitis, vasoconstrictor, vasodilation

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: Latin vas 'vessel, container'


morpheme_key: vascular

morpheme: vascular

morpheme_head: vascular

affix_form: -vascular-

meaning_definition: vessel | duct

example_words_corpus: avascular | vascularly | myovascular | vascularity | vascularize | nonvascular

categorical_group_list: Biology, Anatomy

etymology: Latin vasculum, diminutive of vas 'vessel'


morpheme_key: vasculo

morpheme: vasculo

morpheme_head: vasculo

affix_form: vasculo-

example_words_list_1: cardiovascular

example_words_corpus: vasculogenic | vasculopathy | vasculogenesis | vasculogenetic | neovasculogenic | vasculoprotective

etymology: Latin vasculum 'small vessel', diminutive of vas 'vessel'


morpheme_key: vassal

morpheme: vassal

morpheme_head: vassal

affix_form: -vassal-

meaning_definition: subordinate | dependent | subject

example_words_list_1: vassalage, vassalry, vassalic

example_words_corpus: vassals | vassalic | vassalry | envassal | vassaldom | vassaless

categorical_group_list: Social Hierarchy, Dependency

etymology: Old French vassel, variant of vasal, from Late Latin vassallus


morpheme_key: vate

morpheme: vate

morpheme_head: vate

affix_form: -vate

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: verb

meaning_definition: prophet, poet, fortune-teller

example_words_list_1: activate, cultivate, elevate, enervate, renovate, salivate

example_words_corpus: vates

categorical_group_list: Action, Transformation, State of being

etymology: Latin -ātus, past participle suffix of verbs in -āre (first conjugation)


morpheme_key: vatic

morpheme: vatic

morpheme_head: vatic

affix_form: -vatic-

meaning_definition: seer | oracle

example_words_list_1: vatic, vaticinate, vaticination

categorical_group_list: Divination, Prophecy

etymology: From Latin vaticus 'inspired by a god, prophetic', from vates 'prophet, bard'


morpheme_key: vatican

morpheme: vatican

morpheme_head: vatican

affix_form: vatican

meaning_definition: The papal government | the papacy | the Holy See.

example_words_list_1: Vaticanist | Vaticanism | Vaticanian | Vaticanology | Vaticanologist

etymology: From Latin 'Vaticanus', referring to the Vatican Hill in Rome, later associated with the papacy.


morpheme_key: vaudeville

morpheme: vaudeville

morpheme_head: vaudeville

affix_form: vaudeville

meaning_definition: A form of multi-act theatrical performance originating in France | a style of entertainment popular in Europe and North America during the late 19th to early 20th centuries | a type of theatrical show featuring various acts and performers.

example_words_list_1: vaudevilles | vaudevillelike | vaudevillesque

etymology: Derived from French, from the provinces of Vaude and Vellave.

etymological_family: French

register: historical


morpheme_key: vault

morpheme: vault

morpheme_head: vault

affix_form: -vault-

meaning_definition: secure storage | arched structure | to leap

example_words_list_1: vault, vaulter, vaulting

example_words_corpus: vaults | vaulty | vaulted | vaulter | envault | vaulting

categorical_group_list: Storage, Architecture, Motion

etymology: Latin 'voluta' (a roll, coil) or 'volare' (to fly), via Old French 'vaulter'


morpheme_key: vaunt

morpheme: vaunt

morpheme_head: vaunt

affix_form: -vaunt-

meaning_definition: to brag | to take pride in

example_words_list_1: vaunted

example_words_list_2: vaunted

example_words_corpus: vaunts | vaunted | vaunter | vaunting | vaunters | vauntful

categorical_group_list: Pride, Action

ancestor_etymon: vain

etymology: Old French vanter, from Latin vanus 'empty, vain'


morpheme_key: veal

morpheme: veal

morpheme_head: veal

affix_form: -veal-

meaning_definition: young cow | calf

example_words_list_1: veal

example_words_corpus: vealy | veals | vealer | vealers | vealburger | vealburgers

categorical_group_list: Animals, Livestock

etymology: Old English 'vealu' or 'veale'


morpheme_key: vect

morpheme: vect

morpheme_head: vect

affix_form: vect-

sense_label: carry

meaning_definition: transport | bear

example_words_list_1: invective | inveigh | vector | vehement | vehicle | advection | convection | evective | vector Variant Spellings: inveigh

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: Latin vectus, past participle of vehere 'to carry, convey'


morpheme_key: vector

morpheme: vector

morpheme_head: vector

affix_form: -vector-

meaning_definition: carrier | transporter | direction

example_words_list_1: vector, eigenvector, vectorization

example_words_corpus: vectors | bivector | covector | revector | vectorial | vectorize

categorical_group_list: Movement, Agent

etymology: From Latin 'vector' meaning 'carrier' or 'one who carries', from the past participle stem of 'vehere' (to carry).


morpheme_key: veer

morpheme: veer

morpheme_head: veer

affix_form: -veer-

meaning_definition: change direction | swerve | deviate

example_words_list_1: veer, veering, veered

example_words_corpus: veers | veered | veerer | veering | veerers | veerings

categorical_group_list: Motion, Change

etymology: Middle English 'veren', from Old French 'virer'


morpheme_key: veg

morpheme: veg

morpheme_head: veg

affix_form: -veg-

meaning_definition: vegetation | plant | life

example_words_list_1: vegetable, vegetation, vegetative

example_words_corpus: vegs | nonveg

categorical_group_list: Nature, Life, Biology

etymology: Latin vegetus 'alive, vigorous, lively', from vehere 'to carry, set in motion'


morpheme_key: vegan

morpheme: vegan

morpheme_head: vegan

affix_form: -vegan-

meaning_definition: dietary | lifestyle | avoiding animal products

example_words_list_1: veganism, veganize

example_words_corpus: vegans | veganic | veganism | veganist | nonvegan | veganize

categorical_group_list: Diet, Lifestyle, Ethics

etymology: coined from 'vegetarian' + '-an'

etymological_family: Greek


morpheme_key: veget

morpheme: veget

morpheme_head: veget

affix_form: -veget-

allomorphs: vegeto

meaning_definition: vibrant | invigorate | develop

example_words_list_1: vegetable, vegetal, vegetarian, vegetate, vegetation

related_morphemes: vigil / vigil, vigor / vigor

categorical_group_list: Life, Growth, Vitality

etymology: Latin vegetus 'lively, vigorous, active'


morpheme_key: veh

morpheme: veh

morpheme_head: veh

affix_form: veh-

meaning_definition: carry | movement | mover

example_words_list_1: invective | inveigh | vector | vehement | vehicle | convey | convection

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: veh

etymology: vehere ~to carry~ | vectus | vehere "to carry"


morpheme_key: vehem

morpheme: vehem

morpheme_head: vehem

affix_form: -vehem-

meaning_definition: vehemence | force | intensity | passion

example_words_list_1: vehement, vehemence

categorical_group_list: Intensity, Force

etymology: from Latin vehemens (genitive vehementis) meaning 'impetuous, violent, furious', derived from vehere 'to carry'


morpheme_key: vehemens

morpheme: vehemens

morpheme_head: vehemens

affix_form: -vehemens-

meaning_definition: keen | ardent | zealous

example_words_list_1: vehement

example_words_list_2: vehement

categorical_group_list: Intensity, Emotion, Motion

ancestor_etymon: vehement

etymology: Latin vehemens (gen. vehementis) 'impetuous, violent', from vehere 'to carry, drive'


morpheme_key: vehicle

morpheme: vehicle

morpheme_head: vehicle

affix_form: -vehicle-

meaning_definition: means of transport | conveyance

example_words_list_1: vehicle, vehicular, conveyance, convey

example_words_corpus: vehicles | vehicled | vehiclelike | antivehicle | nanovehicle | multivehicle

categorical_group_list: Transportation, Motion

etymology: Latin vehiculum, diminutive of vehere 'to carry'


morpheme_key: veil

morpheme: veil

morpheme_head: veil

affix_form: -veil-

meaning_definition: cover | obscure | hide

example_words_list_1: veil, unveiled, veiling

example_words_corpus: veils | veily | unveil | inveil | veiled | beveil

categorical_group_list: Obscuration, Covering

etymology: Latin velum 'veil, covering'


morpheme_key: vein

morpheme: vein

morpheme_head: vein

affix_form: -vein-

meaning_definition: a conduit for blood transport

example_words_list_1: vein, venous

example_words_list_2: vein, venous

example_words_corpus: veiny | veins | veined | devein | veinal | veiner

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

ancestor_etymon: vein

etymology: Latin 'vena' meaning 'vein, blood vessel'


morpheme_key: vel

morpheme: vel

morpheme_head: vel

affix_form: False

sense_label: calf

meaning_definition: young bovine animal | young bovine hide

example_words_list_1: vellum Variant Spellings: veal

example_words_list_2: vellum Variant Spellings: veal

related_morphemes: vitell / vitell

categorical_group_list: Animal

etymology: Latin 'vellus' meaning 'fleece' or 'skin'


affix_form: -vel-

allomorphs: vela

sense_label: cover

meaning_definition: cover | veil

example_words_list_1: revelation | velate | reveal | revelator

example_words_list_2: revelation, velate, reveal, revelator

categorical_group_list: Covering, Obscurity

etymology: velum


morpheme_key: veld

morpheme: veld

morpheme_head: veld

affix_form: -veld-

meaning_definition: open | field | plain

example_words_list_1: veld

example_words_corpus: velds | Lowveld | bushveld | Highveld | backveld | veldfire

categorical_group_list: Nature, Landscape

etymology: Dutch 'veld' meaning field or open land

ancestor_etymon_language: Dutch


morpheme_key: vellum

morpheme: vellum

morpheme_head: vellum

affix_form: -vellum-

allomorphs: vell

meaning_definition: parchment | skin | membrane

example_words_list_1: vellum

example_words_corpus: vellums | vellumy | vellumlike

categorical_group_list: Material, Surface


morpheme_key: velo

morpheme: velo

morpheme_head: velo

affix_form: velo-

meaning_definition: speed | swift | rapid

example_words_list_1: veloway | veloways | velodrome | velodromes | veloplasty | velopharynx

categorical_group_list: Motion, Speed

etymology: Latin 'velox' (genitive 'velocis') meaning 'swift, rapid'


morpheme_key: veloc

morpheme: veloc

morpheme_head: veloc

affix_form: -veloc-

sense_label: quick

meaning_definition: quick

example_words_list_1: velocity

categorical_group_list: Speed, Motion

etymology: velox, velocis


morpheme_key: velour

morpheme: velour

morpheme_head: velour

affix_form: -velour-

meaning_definition: soft | velvety | plush

example_words_list_1: velour

example_words_corpus: velours | veloured

categorical_group_list: Texture, Material

etymology: French velours, from Old French velu 'hairy', from Vulgar Latin *villosus 'shaggy', from Latin villus 'bristle'


morpheme_key: velvet

morpheme: velvet

morpheme_head: velvet

affix_form: -velvet-

meaning_definition: soft | smooth | luxurious

example_words_list_1: velvet

example_words_corpus: velvety | velvets | velveteen | unvelvety | velvetlike | velveteens

etymology: Old French velouté, from velours 'velvet', from Vulgar Latin *vellus 'fleece'


morpheme_key: ven

morpheme: ven

morpheme_head: ven

affix_form: ven-

sense_label: hunt

meaning_definition: pursue | the act of tracking animals for sport or sustenance

example_words_list_1: venison | venatic

example_words_list_2: venatic, venison

example_words_corpus: venipuncture | venipunctures | venipunctured | venipuncturist | venipuncturists

categorical_group_list: Action, Hunting

etymology: Latin venari 'to hunt'


morpheme_head: venus

affix_form: ven

allomorphs: ven | vener

sense_label: love

meaning_definition: fondness | devotion

example_words_list_1: venerable, venerate, venereal, venery, venial, Venus

categorical_group_list: Affection, Worship

etymology: From Latin 'venia' (favor, grace) and 'Venus' (goddess of love), ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root *wen- meaning 'to desire, strive for'.


sense_label: poison

meaning_definition: poison

example_words_list_1: antivenomous, veneniferous, venom

example_words_list_2: antivenomous, veneniferous, venom

categorical_group_list: Toxicity, Biology

etymology: vena


allomorphs: vene | veni

sense_label: to come

meaning_definition: move toward | reach destination

example_words_list_1: convene, prevent, advent, intervene

related_morphemes: vent1 / vent @compare vad / vad

ancestor_etymon: ven

etymology: Latin 'venire' 'to come'

source: Wiktionary | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | Cognatarium


affix_form: -ven-

allomorphs: veno

sense_label: vein

meaning_definition: blood vessel | related to veins | blood in veins | vascular network

example_words_list_1: convention | invent | intravenous | venosity | venule | venospasm | vena cava | venipuncture | venous

example_words_list_2: convention | invent | venule | venospasm | intravenous | vena cava | venipuncture | venous

categorical_group_list: Body Parts and Substances

etymology: Latin 'vena' meaning 'vein'

source: Wikipedia | Cognatarium


morpheme_key: venable

morpheme: venable

morpheme_head: venable

affix_form: -venable-

meaning_definition: able | capable | fit

example_words_list_1: venable, amenable, readable

categorical_group_list: Ability, State

etymology: Latin -abilis, from posse 'to be able'


morpheme_key: venal

morpheme: venal

morpheme_head: venal

affix_form: -venal-

meaning_definition: corruptible | susceptible to bribery | motivated by greed

example_words_list_1: venality, venally

example_words_corpus: venally | unvenal | venality | nonvenal | venalness | venalities

categorical_group_list: Corruption, Morality, Commerce

etymology: Latin venalis 'for sale, procurable', from venum 'sale' + -alis 'pertaining to'


morpheme_key: venator

morpheme: venator

morpheme_head: venator

affix_form: venator

meaning_definition: hunter.

example_words_list_1: venator, venation, venatory

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific

ancestor_etymon: venator

etymology: Latin venator 'hunter', from venari 'to hunt'

pronunciation: /vɛnətər/


morpheme_key: vend

morpheme: vend

morpheme_head: vend

affix_form: vend-

meaning_definition: dispose of goods | offer for purchase | available for purchase

example_words_list_1: vend | vendor | vendee | vendition | vendue | venal

example_words_corpus: vends | vended | vendee | vending | vendees

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: vend

etymology: Latin 'vendere' (to sell), from 'venum dare' (to give for sale)


morpheme_key: veneer

morpheme: veneer

morpheme_head: veneer

affix_form: -veneer-

meaning_definition: thin layer | covering | surface

example_words_list_1: veneer

example_words_corpus: veneers | veneered | veneerer | veneering | veneerers | unveneered

categorical_group_list: Surface, Covering

etymology: French 'veneer' (originally meaning a thin layer of wood)


morpheme_key: vener

morpheme: vener

morpheme_head: vener

affix_form: vener-

sense_label: respectful

meaning_definition: showing reverence | to revere

example_words_list_1: venerable | veneration | venereal | venerate

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: vener

etymology: venus, veneris


morpheme_key: venereal

morpheme: venereal

morpheme_head: venereal

affix_form: -venereal-

meaning_definition: of or relating to sexual intercourse | sexual

example_words_list_1: venereal, venereology, venereally

categorical_group_list: Desire, Physicality

etymology: Latin venereus 'of Venus, pertaining to love or sex', from Venus 'goddess of love'


morpheme_key: venetian

morpheme: venetian

morpheme_head: venetian

affix_form: -venetian-

meaning_definition: of or relating to Venice

example_words_list_1: Venetian, Venetian blinds, Venetian glass

categorical_group_list: Location, Proper Noun

etymology: From Latin Venetia, from Veneti (the ancient people of the region), possibly from the Proto-Indo-European root *wen- (to strive, desire).


morpheme_key: venge

morpheme: venge

morpheme_head: venge

affix_form: -venge-

meaning_definition: exact retribution | retaliate

example_words_list_1: avenger | revenge | revengeful | revengefully | scavenge | scavenger | avenge | vengeance | vengeful Variant Spellings: revanchism | revanchism

example_words_corpus: venges | venged | vengers | vengeful | vengeance | vengefully

related_morphemes: vindic / vindic

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: From Old French 'vengeance' or 'vengier', derived from Latin 'vindicare' meaning 'to claim, avenge, or free'.


morpheme_key: venial

morpheme: venial

morpheme_head: venial

affix_form: -venial-

meaning_definition: pardonable | excusable | forgiving

example_words_list_1: venial, venially, veniality

example_words_corpus: venially | veniality | venialness

categorical_group_list: Forgiveness, Morality

etymology: Latin venialis 'pardonable', from venia 'favor, grace'


morpheme_key: venice

morpheme: venice

morpheme_head: venice

affix_form: -venice-

meaning_definition: Venice | city in Italy

example_words_list_1: Venetian, Venetians

categorical_group_list: Geography, Proper Noun, City

etymology: From Italian Venezia, from Latin Venetia, from the Veneti people

ancestor_etymon_language: Italian


morpheme_key: venison

morpheme: venison

morpheme_head: venison

affix_form: -venison-

meaning_definition: meat of a deer

example_words_list_1: venison

example_words_corpus: venisons | venisonburger | venisonburgers

categorical_group_list: Food, Animals

etymology: Old French venaison 'game, meat of game'


morpheme_key: venn

morpheme: venn

morpheme_head: venn

affix_form: -venn-

meaning_definition: venom | poison | venomous

example_words_list_1: venom, venomous, venomousness, venomed

categorical_group_list: Toxicity, Substance, Core concept

etymology: Latin 'venenum' meaning 'poison, potion, or venom'


morpheme_key: venous

morpheme: venous

morpheme_head: venous

affix_form: -venous-

meaning_definition: vein

example_words_list_1: venous, intravenous, venosus

example_words_corpus: venously | nonvenous | endovenous | perivenous | venovenous | allovenous

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: Latin vena 'vein'


morpheme_key: vent

morpheme: vent

morpheme_head: vent

affix_form: vent-

sense_label: come

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun, verb

meaning_definition: arrive | move towards

example_words_list_1: prevent, event, adventure, intervene

example_words_corpus: vents | vented | venter | ventage | venting | venters

related_morphemes: ven1 / ven

categorical_group_list: Motion, Arrival

etymology: Latin ventus 'wind, coming'


sense_label: wind

meaning_definition: air movement

example_words_list_1: ventilation | ventilator | vent | ventage | ventail | ventifact | ventilate | vent (window) | ventilate (open a window)

categorical_group_list: Nature, Motion, Atmosphere

ancestor_etymon: vent

etymology: Latin ventus 'wind'

source: Cognatarium | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | http://leonsplanet.com/index.html | Wikidata


morpheme_key: ventilate

morpheme: ventilate

morpheme_head: ventilate

affix_form: -ventilate-

meaning_definition: to supply with air | to refresh | to expose to air

example_words_list_1: ventilation, ventilator, vent, venturi

example_words_corpus: ventilates | ventilated | reventilate | unventilated | reventilates | reventilated

categorical_group_list: Motion, Nature, Air

etymology: Latin ventilare 'to fan, blow on', from ventus 'wind'


morpheme_key: ventr

morpheme: ventr

morpheme_head: ventr

affix_form: ventr-

allomorphs: ventri | ventro

sense_label: belly

meaning_definition: lower torso | lower abdominal area | stomach region

example_words_list_1: ventral | venter | ventricle | ventricose | ventriloquist

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Body parts

ancestor_etymon: ventr

etymology: Latin venter 'belly, abdomen'


morpheme_key: ventricle

morpheme: ventricle

morpheme_head: ventricle

affix_form: -ventricle-

meaning_definition: small cavity | chamber | hollow

example_words_corpus: ventricles | midventricles

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Space

etymology: Latin ventriculus 'little belly', diminutive of venter 'belly, womb'


morpheme_key: ventriculo

morpheme: ventriculo

morpheme_head: ventricul(o)

affix_form: ventriculo-

allomorphs: ventriculo

sense_label: ventricle

meaning_definition: ventricle | cavity | hollow

example_words_list_1: ventriculotomy | ventriculogram | ventriculostomy | ventriculograms | ventriculomegaly | ventriculography

etymology: From Latin ventriculus, diminutive of venter 'belly, womb'


morpheme_key: venture

morpheme: venture

morpheme_head: venture

affix_form: -venture-

allomorphs: ventura

meaning_definition: to undertake | risk | enterprise

example_words_list_1: venture, adventurer, venturer, venturesome

example_words_corpus: venturers | unventured | coventures | coventurer | coventurers | venturesomely

categorical_group_list: Action, Risk, Enterprise

etymology: Old French 'aventure' (chance, luck, adventure)


morpheme_key: venturi

morpheme: venturi

morpheme_head: venturi

affix_form: -venturi-

meaning_definition: wind | air | pressure change

example_words_list_1: venturi, venturimeter

categorical_group_list: Nature, Physics


morpheme_key: venue

morpheme: venue

morpheme_head: venu

affix_form: -venue-

meaning_definition: place | location | site

example_words_list_1: venue, rendezvous

example_words_corpus: venues | multivenue

categorical_group_list: Location, Space

etymology: From Latin 'venire' meaning 'to come', via the past participle stem 'vent-' (as in 'venio' -> 'ventus'), referring to a place where one comes or gathers.


morpheme_key: ver

morpheme: ver

morpheme_head: ver

affix_form: -ver-

sense_label: turn, range, totality, world

meaning_definition: turn, range, totality, world

example_words_list_1: reverse, convert, diverse, version, verdict

example_words_corpus: vers

categorical_group_list: Motion, Change, Scope

etymology: versus, past participle of vertere


morpheme_key: verac

morpheme: verac

morpheme_head: verac

affix_form: -verac-

meaning_definition: truth | true | real

example_words_list_1: veracity, veracious, verisimilitude

categorical_group_list: Truth, Reality

etymology: Latin verus 'true'


morpheme_key: verandah

morpheme: verandah

morpheme_head: verandah

affix_form: -verandah-

meaning_definition: porch | balcony | covered platform

example_words_list_1: verandah

categorical_group_list: Architecture, Physical Space

etymology: Portuguese veranda 'balcony, porch'

ancestor_etymon_language: Portuguese


morpheme_key: verb

morpheme: verb

morpheme_head: verb

affix_form: -verb-

sense_label: word

meaning_definition: word

example_words_list_1: verbal | verbatim | verbosity | verbose | adverb | proverbial | verbiage

example_words_corpus: verbs | verby | verbal | coverb | verbid | preverb

categorical_group_list: Communication, Language

etymology: verbum


morpheme_key: verbatim

morpheme: verbatim

morpheme_head: verbatim

affix_form: -verbatim-

meaning_definition: in the same words | exactly as stated

example_words_list_1: verbatim report, verbatim transcript, verbatim copy

example_words_corpus: verbatims | nonverbatim | verbatimness

categorical_group_list: Manner, Quotation, Adverb

etymology: Latin verbum 'word' + -atim (adverbial suffix)


morpheme_key: verbena

morpheme: verbena

morpheme_head: verbena

affix_form: -verbena-

meaning_definition: verbena (the plant)

example_words_list_1: verbena

example_words_corpus: verbenalin | verbenalike | Verbenaceae

categorical_group_list: Flora, Botany

etymology: Latin verbena 'sacred branch, laurel, vervain'


morpheme_key: verber

morpheme: verber

morpheme_head: verber

affix_form: verber-

meaning_definition: whip

example_words_list_1: reverberation

example_words_list_2: reverberation

categorical_group_list: Action, Physical force

etymology: verber


morpheme_key: verd

morpheme: verd

morpheme_head: verd

affix_form: verd-

allomorphs: verdi

meaning_definition: the color of grass | the hue of fresh foliage

example_words_list_1: verdant | biliverdin | Cape Verde | Mesa Verde | paloverde | verdigris | verdure Variant Spellings: Vermont | Vermont

related_morphemes: vir3 / vir

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: Latin viridis 'green'


morpheme_key: verdant

morpheme: verdant

morpheme_head: verdant

affix_form: -verdant-

meaning_definition: green | lush | flourishing

example_words_list_1: verdant, verdancy, verdantly

example_words_corpus: verdantly | unverdant

categorical_group_list: Color, Nature, Growth

etymology: From Latin 'viridis' meaning green, derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *wer- (to grow, bloom).


morpheme_key: verdict

morpheme: verdict

morpheme_head: verdict

affix_form: -verdict-

meaning_definition: judgment | decision | pronouncement

example_words_list_1: verdict

example_words_corpus: verdicts | verdictive | nonverdict | verdictives | verdictless | nonverdicts

categorical_group_list: Judgment, Law, Communication

etymology: Latin veredictum 'spoken truth', from verus 'true' + dicere 'to say'


morpheme_key: verdigris

morpheme: verdigris

morpheme_head: verdigris

affix_form: -verdigris-

meaning_definition: green | bluish-green | patina

example_words_list_1: verdigris

example_words_corpus: verdigrisy | verdigrises | verdigrised | verdigrising

categorical_group_list: Color, Material

etymology: Middle French 'vert-de-Grèce' (green of Greece)


morpheme_key: verdure

morpheme: verdure

morpheme_head: verdure

affix_form: -verdure-

meaning_definition: greenness | lushness | vegetation

example_words_list_1: verdant, verdigris, verdancy

example_words_corpus: verdures | verdured | unverdured | verdureless

categorical_group_list: Nature, Color, Growth


morpheme_key: vere

morpheme: vere

morpheme_head: vere

affix_form: -vere-

meaning_definition: to experience reverence | to feel deep admiration

example_words_list_1: revere

example_words_list_2: revere

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: vere

etymology: Latin verb vereor 'to fear, revere'


morpheme_key: verge

morpheme: verge

morpheme_head: verge

affix_form: -verge-

allomorphs: verg

meaning_definition: edge | border | margin

example_words_list_1: verge, verge, verge

example_words_corpus: verger | verges | verged | vergers | vergeth | unverged

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Boundary

etymology: Latin 'verga' meaning 'rod, branch, verge'


morpheme_key: verger

morpheme: verger

morpheme_head: verger

affix_form: -verger-

meaning_definition: church warden | sexton

example_words_list_1: verger, vergers

categorical_group_list: Occupation, Religion, Medieval

etymology: From Old French 'verger', from Latin 'virga' meaning 'rod, staff' (referring to the staff carried by the warden).


morpheme_key: veri

morpheme: veri

affix_form: -veri-

allomorphs: vera | veri

sense_label: truth

example_words_list_1: verify, verity, verisimilitude

etymology: Latin verus 'true, real'


morpheme_key: verine

morpheme: verine

morpheme_head: verine

affix_form: -verine

meaning_definition: poison | venom

example_words_list_1: denaverine | niceverine | pramiverine | dihexyverine | dicycloverine

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Pharmacology, Toxicology

etymology: From Greek 'pharmakon' meaning drug or poison, via Latin 'verina' or directly from Greek 'pharma' related to potions.

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek


morpheme_key: verm

morpheme: verm

morpheme_head: verm

affix_form: verm-

allomorphs: vermi

sense_label: worm

meaning_definition: creeping invertebrate | subterranean creature

example_words_list_1: vermiform | vermin | vermicelli | vermicide | vermicular | vermiculate | vermiculite | vermifuge | Vermilingua | vermilion | vermin Variant Spellings: varmint | varmint

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form | Animal

etymology: Latin vermis "worm"


morpheme_key: vermeil

morpheme: vermeil

morpheme_head: vermeil

affix_form: -vermeil-

meaning_definition: vermilion | bright red | red pigment

example_words_list_1: vermeil, vermeiled, vermeiling

example_words_corpus: vermeils | envermeil | vermeiled | envermeils

etymology: From Old French vermeil, from Latin vermiculus 'little worm', originally referring to the dye obtained from the kermes insect.


morpheme_key: vermilion

morpheme: vermilion

morpheme_head: vermilion

affix_form: -vermilion-

meaning_definition: bright red | scarlet

example_words_list_1: vermilion

example_words_corpus: vermilions | vermilioned | vermilioning | vermilionectomy

categorical_group_list: Color, Visual

etymology: Latin 'vermiculus' diminutive of 'vermis' meaning 'worm', referring to the red dye derived from the kermes insect


morpheme_key: vermin

morpheme: vermin

morpheme_head: vermin

affix_form: -vermin-

meaning_definition: pests | destructive animals | vermin

example_words_list_1: vermin

example_words_corpus: vermins | verminy | verminly | vermined | verminous | verminously

categorical_group_list: Animals, Pests

etymology: Latin vermen (accusative of vermis) 'worm, insect'


morpheme_key: vermouth

morpheme: vermouth

morpheme_head: vermouth

affix_form: -vermouth-

meaning_definition: aromatized wine | fortified wine

example_words_list_1: vermouth, dry vermouth, sweet vermouth, white vermouth, red vermouth

example_words_corpus: vermouths

categorical_group_list: Food and Drink, Botanical

etymology: French 'vermouth' (from 'wormwood')


morpheme_key: vern

morpheme: vern

morpheme_head: vern

affix_form: vern-

meaning_definition: season of growth | period of blossoming

example_words_list_1: vernal | Laverne | vernation | Vernon

example_words_list_2: vernal | Laverne | vernation | Vernon

related_morphemes: compare estiv / estiv, hibern / hibern

categorical_group_list: Time, Nature

etymology: ver | vernus


morpheme_key: vernacular

morpheme: vernacular

morpheme_head: vernacular

affix_form: -vernacular-

meaning_definition: native | local | common | everyday

example_words_list_1: vernacular, vernacularism

categorical_group_list: Language, Locality, Origin

etymology: Latin vernaculus 'native, indigenous', from vernus 'of the farm, native'


morpheme_key: vernal

morpheme: vernal

morpheme_head: vernal

affix_form: -vernal-

meaning_definition: spring | of spring

example_words_list_1: vernal, vernalization

example_words_corpus: vernally | vernalin | vernalize | vernality | prevernal | vernalized

categorical_group_list: Season, Nature

etymology: Latin vernus 'of spring', from ver (genitive veris) 'spring'


morpheme_key: vernier

morpheme: vernier

morpheme_head: vernier

affix_form: -vernier-

meaning_definition: fine adjustment | precise measurement | small increment

example_words_list_1: vernier, vernier scale, vernier caliper

example_words_corpus: verniers

categorical_group_list: Measurement, Precision, Instrumentation

etymology: From French 'vernier', named after Pierre Vernier, inventor of the vernier scale.


morpheme_key: vernor

morpheme: vernor

morpheme_head: vernor

affix_form: -vernor-

meaning_definition: ruler | governor | leader

example_words_list_1: vernor, vernacular

categorical_group_list: Authority, Leadership, Governance

etymology: Latin 'vernator' meaning 'governor' or 'ruler', derived from 'verni' (slaves) or related to 'verna' (home-born slave), implying one who has authority over others.


morpheme_key: verruca

morpheme: verruca

morpheme_head: verruca

affix_form: -verruca-

meaning_definition: wart | callus | skin growth

example_words_list_1: verrucous, verruca

example_words_corpus: verrucous | verruciform

categorical_group_list: Medical, Biological, Pathology

etymology: Latin verruca 'wart'


morpheme_key: vers

morpheme: vers

morpheme_head: vers

affix_form: vers-

meaning_definition: rotate | extent | wholeness | universe | shift | alter

example_words_list_1: versatile, version, verse, convert, reverse

related_morphemes: vert / vert / : compare rect / rect

categorical_group_list: Capability | Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: vers

etymology: versus | past participle of vertere


morpheme_key: versailles

morpheme: versailles

morpheme_head: versailles

affix_form: -versailles-

meaning_definition: Versailles (proper noun) | Palace of Versailles

example_words_list_1: Versailles, Treaty of Versailles

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Place Name, Historical Site

etymology: From French Versailles, originally referring to the hunting lodge built by Louis XIV.


morpheme_key: versatile

morpheme: versatile

morpheme_head: versatile

affix_form: -versatile-

meaning_definition: turning | changing | adaptable

example_words_list_1: versatile, versatility, versatilely

example_words_corpus: versatilely | unversatile | versatileness

categorical_group_list: Change, Motion, Adaptability

etymology: From Latin versābilis, from versāre 'to turn', frequentative of vertere 'to turn'


morpheme_key: version

morpheme: version

morpheme_head: version

affix_form: -version-

meaning_definition: turning

example_words_list_1: anteversion, retroversion

example_words_corpus: versions | versioned | versional | subversion | versioning | versionist

categorical_group_list: Motion, Rotation

etymology: Latin vertere 'to turn'


morpheme_key: versy

morpheme: versy

morpheme_head: versy

affix_form: -versy-

meaning_definition: turn | turn around | change

example_words_list_1: reverse, convert, diverse, version, verse

categorical_group_list: Motion, Change, Direction

etymology: Latin vers- (past participle stem of vertere 'to turn')


morpheme_key: vert

morpheme: vert

morpheme_head: vert

affix_form: vert-

sense_label: turn

meaning_definition: rotate | extent | entirety | world | act of rotating | summit | critical moment

example_words_list_1: convert, divert, invert, revert, version, vertex

example_words_corpus: verts | extrovert | extroverts | extrovertist | extrovertish | extrovertists

related_morphemes: vers / vers

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: vert

etymology: Latin 'vertere' meaning 'to turn'


morpheme_key: vertebro

morpheme: vertebro

morpheme_head: vertebro

affix_form: vertebro-

allomorphs: vertebr

meaning_definition: vertebra | spinal | related to the spine

example_words_list_1: vertebroiliac | vertebrogenic | vertebroplasty | vertebropelvic | vertebrocostal | vertebrosacral

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biological structure

etymology: Latin vertebra 'joint, hinge'


morpheme_key: vertere

morpheme: vertere

morpheme_head: vertere

affix_form: ver

allomorphs: vert | ver

meaning_definition: rotate | alter

example_words_list_1: convert, reverse, versatile, verdict, vertex

categorical_group_list: Capability


morpheme_key: vertex

morpheme: vertex

morpheme_head: vertex

affix_form: -vertex-

meaning_definition: top | peak | turning point

example_words_list_1: vertex, vertices, vertiginous

example_words_corpus: vertexes | covertex | nonvertex | vertexing | vertexless | vertexwise

categorical_group_list: Geometry, Motion, Topography

etymology: Latin vertex 'summit, turning point, head' (from vertere 'to turn')


morpheme_key: vertical

morpheme: vertical

morpheme_head: vertical

affix_form: -vertical-

meaning_definition: upright | perpendicular | perpendicular to the horizon

example_words_list_1: verticality, vertically

categorical_group_list: Direction, Orientation, Geometry

etymology: Latin verticalis, from verticus 'turning' (from vertere 'to turn') + -alis


morpheme_key: vertigo

morpheme: vertigo

morpheme_head: vertigo

affix_form: -vertigo-

meaning_definition: dizziness | spinning | whirling

example_words_list_1: vertiginous, vertiginously

example_words_corpus: vertigos | vertigoes | antivertigo | Vertigoverse

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Motion

etymology: Latin vertigo 'whirling, dizziness', from vertere 'to turn'


morpheme_key: very

morpheme: very

morpheme_head: very

affix_form: very-

sense_label: True

meaning_definition: True

example_words_list_1: aver, veracious, verdict, verify, verisimilar, verisimilitude, verity, very, veracious, verbose, verifiable, verificatory, verifying, vermiculate, vermiculated, vermillion, verrucose

categorical_group_list: Truth, Reality

etymology: verus


morpheme_key: ves

morpheme: ves

morpheme_head: ves

affix_form: ves-

meaning_definition: blood vessel | duct

example_words_list_1: vascular, vasculature, vesiculation

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: Latin vas, vasc- 'vessel, duct'


morpheme_key: vesico

morpheme: vesico

morpheme_head: vesic

affix_form: vesico-

allomorphs: vesic

meaning_definition: of or pertaining to the bladder

example_words_list_1: vesical arteries

example_words_list_2: vesical arteries

example_words_corpus: vesicoanal | vesicocele | vesicostomy | vesicocolic | vesicoceles | vesicorenal

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Medical

etymology: From Latin vesica 'bladder'


morpheme_key: vesicular

morpheme: vesicular

morpheme_head: vesicular

affix_form: -vesicular-

meaning_definition: bladder | sac

example_words_list_1: vesicle, vesiculation, vesiculation

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Morphology, Biology

etymology: Latin vesicula, diminutive of vesica 'bladder, skin bag'


morpheme_key: vesp

morpheme: vesp

morpheme_head: vesp

affix_form: -vesp-

meaning_definition: insect with narrow waist

example_words_list_1: vespiary, vespid, vespine

example_words_list_2: vespiary, vespid, vespine

categorical_group_list: Animal

etymology: Latin vespa 'wasp'


morpheme_key: vesper

morpheme: vesper

morpheme_head: vesper

affix_form: vesper-

meaning_definition: evening | relating to the west

example_words_list_1: vesperal | vesper | Vespers | vespertilionid | vespertine

example_words_corpus: vespers

categorical_group_list: Time, Direction

etymology: Latin vespēr 'evening' (genitive vesperris)


morpheme_key: vessel

morpheme: vessel

morpheme_head: vessel

affix_form: -vessel-

meaning_definition: container | craft | ship

example_words_list_1: vessel

example_words_corpus: vessels | unvessel | unvessels | neovessel | vesselful | nanovessel

categorical_group_list: Container, Transport

etymology: From Latin 'vessel' meaning 'container, ship', derived from 'vas, vasis' (container, vessel).


morpheme_key: vest

morpheme: vest

morpheme_head: vest

affix_form: vest-

allomorphs: vesta

meaning_definition: attire | article of clothing | gown | apparel

example_words_list_1: vest, vestment, invest, divest, revere, vesture

example_words_corpus: vests | vested | vestee | vesting | vestees | vestlet

categorical_group_list: Clothing, Covering

etymology: vestire ~to clothe~ | related to vestis ~garment~ | vestire "to clothe" | related to vestis"garment" | Latin Vesta : goddess of the hearth and domestic life


morpheme_key: vestal

morpheme: vestal

morpheme_head: vestal

affix_form: -vestal-

meaning_definition: pure | chaste | consecrated

example_words_list_1: vestal

example_words_corpus: vestals | vestally

categorical_group_list: Purity, Religion

etymology: Latin vestalis 'of the Vestal Virgins', from Vesta 'goddess of the hearth'


morpheme_key: vestibule

morpheme: vestibule

morpheme_head: vestibule

affix_form: -vestibule-

meaning_definition: entrance | antechamber | forecourt

example_words_list_1: vestibule, vestibular

example_words_corpus: vestibules | vestibuled | vestibulectomy

categorical_group_list: Space, Entrance

etymology: Latin vestibulum 'forecourt, entrance hall'


morpheme_key: vestige

morpheme: vestige

morpheme_head: vestig

affix_form: -vestige-

meaning_definition: trace | remnant | leftover

example_words_list_1: vestige, vestigial

example_words_corpus: vestiges

categorical_group_list: Remnant, Trace, Physicality

etymology: Latin vestigium 'footprint, trace, track'


morpheme_key: vestire

morpheme: vestire

morpheme_head: vestire

affix_form: vest

allomorphs: vest

meaning_definition: to clothe | clothing

example_words_list_1: vest, vestment, vesture, vestiary

ancestor_etymon: vest

etymology: Latin vestīre 'to clothe', from vestis 'garment'


morpheme_key: vestry

morpheme: vestry

morpheme_head: vestry

affix_form: -vestry-

meaning_definition: chapel | vestry | sacristy

example_words_list_1: vestry

example_words_corpus: vestryman | vestrywoman | vestryperson | vestrypersons | vestrymanship

categorical_group_list: Architecture, Religion

etymology: Latin ecclesia 'church' (via Old French 'vestiaire')


morpheme_key: vetch

morpheme: vetch

morpheme_head: vetch

affix_form: -vetch-

meaning_definition: a type of herbaceous plant | legume

example_words_list_1: vetch

example_words_corpus: vetchy | vetchling | deervetch | vetchlings | sweetvetch

categorical_group_list: Botany, Nature

etymology: Old English 'wæcche' or 'wecche'


morpheme_key: veter

morpheme: veter

morpheme_head: veter

affix_form: veter-

meaning_definition: aged | mature

example_words_list_1: inveterate | veteran | veteran unrelated: veterinary

categorical_group_list: Descriptives

etymology: Latin vetus (genitive veteris) 'old'


morpheme_key: veteran

morpheme: veteran

morpheme_head: veteran

affix_form: -veteran-

meaning_definition: experienced | seasoned | long-serving

example_words_list_1: veteran, veterancy

example_words_corpus: veterans | nonveteran | veteranize | nonveterans | veteranized | veteranizes

categorical_group_list: Experience, Time, Status

etymology: Latin veterānus 'old, veteran', from vetus 'old'


morpheme_key: veterinary

morpheme: veterinary

morpheme_head: veterinary

affix_form: -veterinary-

meaning_definition: veterinarian | veterinary medicine

example_words_list_1: veterinary, veterinarian

categorical_group_list: Animals, Medicine

etymology: from Latin veterinarius 'pertaining to draft animals', from vetulus 'old' (diminutive of vetus 'old')


morpheme_key: veto

morpheme: veto

morpheme_head: veto

affix_form: -veto-

allomorphs: vet

meaning_definition: to forbid | to reject | to prohibit

example_words_list_1: veto

example_words_corpus: vetos | vetoer | vetoes | vetoed | vetoing | vetoers

categorical_group_list: Prohibition, Authority

etymology: Latin veto 'I forbid', from ve 'away' + o 'I say'


morpheme_key: vex

morpheme: vex

morpheme_head: vex

affix_form: -vex-

sense_label: to annoy

meaning_definition: to annoy | to frustrate | to disturb

example_words_list_1: vex, vexation, vexatious, vexing

example_words_corpus: vexed | vexer | vexing | vexers | vexest | vexeth

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Agitation

etymology: Latin vexare 'to shake, disturb, annoy', frequentative of vehere 'to carry'


morpheme_key: vexat

morpheme: vexat

morpheme_head: vexat

affix_form: -vexat-

meaning_definition: agitate | bother | anguish

example_words_list_1: vexation

example_words_list_2: vexation

categorical_group_list: Motion, Agitation, Distress

ancestor_etymon: vexat

etymology: Latin 'vexare' meaning 'to shake, trouble, or distress'


morpheme_key: vexillo

morpheme: vexillo

morpheme_head: vexillo

affix_form: vexillo-

allomorphs: vexill

meaning_definition: flag | banner | standard

example_words_list_1: vexillophile | vexillolatry | vexillophiles | vexillographer | vexillographers

categorical_group_list: Objects, Heraldry

etymology: Latin vexillum 'small flag, banner'


morpheme_key: vey

morpheme: vey

morpheme_head: vey

affix_form: -vey-

meaning_definition: path | route | motion | agent of motion

example_words_list_1: convey | conveyor | convoy | envoy | voyage Variant Spellings: invoice

related_morphemes: vi1 / vi

categorical_group_list: Motion, Path

ancestor_etymon: vey

etymology: Latin 'via' (road, way) + suffix '-ey' (agentive or instrumental, often from Latin '-arius' or French '-ier')


morpheme_key: vi

morpheme: vi

morpheme_head: vi

affix_form: vi-

sense_label: way

meaning_definition: way

example_words_list_1: deviate, obviate, obvious, via

example_words_list_2: deviate, obviate, obvious, via

example_words_corpus: bamlanivimab

categorical_group_list: Path, Motion, Direction

etymology: via


morpheme_key: via

morpheme: via

morpheme_head: via

affix_form: via-

meaning_definition: route | street

example_words_list_1: deviate | obviate | obvious | via | viaduct

example_words_corpus: vias | microvia

categorical_group_list: Motion, Path, Direction

ancestor_etymon: via


morpheme_key: viable

morpheme: viable

morpheme_head: viable

affix_form: -viable-

meaning_definition: able to live | capable of surviving

example_words_list_1: viability, bioavailability, survivable

example_words_corpus: unviable | inviable | nonviable

categorical_group_list: Vitality, Ability

etymology: Latin 'vīvābilis' (enduring, lasting), from 'vīvus' (alive) + '-ābilis' (able to be)


morpheme_key: vial

morpheme: vial

morpheme_head: vial

affix_form: -vial-

meaning_definition: small container | vessel

example_words_list_1: vial

example_words_corpus: vials | vialful | cryovial | cryovials

categorical_group_list: Container, Object

etymology: Latin vitrum 'glass' (via Medieval Latin vitialis/vitellus)


morpheme_key: vibe

morpheme: vibe

morpheme_head: vibe

affix_form: -vibe-

meaning_definition: atmosphere | feeling | mood

example_words_list_1: vibe, vibes

example_words_corpus: vibes | vibed | vibey | vibeless

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Perception

etymology: Shortening of 'vibration', first attested in the 1960s counterculture slang referring to a person's aura or atmosphere


morpheme_key: vibra

morpheme: vibra

morpheme_head: vibro

affix_form: -vibra-

allomorphs: vibra

meaning_definition: to shake | to vibrate | to quiver

example_words_list_1: vibration, vibrant, invigorate, convulse

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical Sensation

etymology: Latin 'vibrare' 'to shake, brandish, or quiver'


morpheme_key: vibrato

morpheme: vibrato

morpheme_head: vibrato

affix_form: -vibrato-

meaning_definition: shaking | trembling | quivering

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical state

etymology: Latin vibratus, past participle of vibrare 'to shake, tremble'


morpheme_key: vic

morpheme: vic

morpheme_head: vic

affix_form: -vic-

sense_label: change

meaning_definition: alteration | defect | transgression

example_words_list_1: vicar | vicarious | vice versa | vicissitude | vice (evil) | vicious Variant Spellings: vitiate | vitiate

example_words_corpus: vics

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: Latin vicis (genitive of via) 'change, turn, place'


morpheme_head: vic, vinc

affix_form: vic

allomorphs: vinc

sense_label: conquer

meaning_definition: subdue | dominate

example_words_list_1: invincible

example_words_list_2: invincible

categorical_group_list: Victory, Power, Conflict

etymology: Latin vinc-/vincere 'to conquer, defeat'


morpheme_key: vicar

morpheme: vicar

morpheme_head: vicar

affix_form: vicar-

sense_label: change, substitute, deputy

meaning_definition: change, substitute, deputy

example_words_list_1: vicar, vicarious, vicissitude

example_words_list_2: vicar, vicarious, vicissitude

example_words_corpus: vicars | unvicar | vicarly | vicarage | unvicars | vicaress

categorical_group_list: Substitution, Change, Agency

etymology: vicis


morpheme_key: vicarious

morpheme: vicarious

morpheme_head: vicarious

affix_form: -vicarious-

meaning_definition: experienced in the imagination through the feelings or actions of another

example_words_list_1: vicar, vicariousness, vicissitude

categorical_group_list: Substitution, Agency

etymology: Latin vicarius 'substitute, deputy', from vicis 'change, turn'


morpheme_key: vice

morpheme: vice

morpheme_head: vice

affix_form: vice-

sense_label: deputy or second-in-command (to)

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun

meaning_definition: assistant or subordinate in authority | assistant

example_words_list_1: vice-chairman | vice-chancellor | vice-president | vice-principal | vice-admiral

example_words_corpus: vices | viced | viceman | vicelike | viceless | antivice

categorical_group_list: Substitution, Hierarchy

ancestor_etymon: vice  OED

etymology: Latin 'vice' meaning 'in the place of' or 'substitution'

source: Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Wikipedia | Stein | Wikidata


morpheme_key: vicen

morpheme: vicen

morpheme_head: vicen

affix_form: vicen-

allomorphs: vigen

meaning_definition: twenty each

example_words_list_1: vicenary

example_words_list_2: vicenary

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity

etymology: viceni


morpheme_key: vicesim

morpheme: vicesim

morpheme_head: vicesim

affix_form: vicesim-

allomorphs: vigesim

meaning_definition: twentieth

example_words_list_1: vicesimary, vicesimation, vigesimal

example_words_list_2: vicesimary, vicesimation, vigesimal

categorical_group_list: Number, Ordinal

etymology: vicesimus


morpheme_key: vicin

morpheme: vicin

morpheme_head: vicin

affix_form: False

meaning_definition: person living nearby | adjacent individual

example_words_list_1: vicinage, vicinal, vicinity

example_words_list_2: vicinage, vicinal, vicinity

categorical_group_list: Proximity, Space

etymology: Latin vicinus 'neighboring', from vicus 'village, neighborhood'


morpheme_key: vicinity

morpheme: vicinity

morpheme_head: vicinity

affix_form: -vicinity-

meaning_definition: near | proximity | neighborhood

example_words_list_1: vicinal, vicinage, vicinalty

categorical_group_list: Space, Proximity

etymology: Latin vicinitas (state of being near), from vicinus (neighbor, near)


morpheme_key: vicious

morpheme: vicious

morpheme_head: vicious

affix_form: -vicious-

meaning_definition: malicious | cruel | violent

example_words_list_1: vicious, viciously, viciousness

categorical_group_list: Malice, Aggression

etymology: Latin 'viciosus' meaning 'faulty, depraved', from 'vitium' meaning 'fault, vice'


morpheme_key: vicissitude

morpheme: vicissitude

morpheme_head: vicissitude

affix_form: -vicissitude-

meaning_definition: change | alteration | mutation

example_words_list_1: vicissitudes, vicissitudinous

categorical_group_list: Change, Motion, Instability

etymology: Latin vicissitūdine(m) 'change, alternation', from vicissim 'in turn, alternately'


morpheme_key: vicksburg

morpheme: vicksburg

morpheme_head: vicksburg

affix_form: -vicksburg-

meaning_definition: Vicksburg (proper noun)

example_words_list_1: Vicksburg, Vicksburgian

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Place Name, Historical Event

etymology: Named after Vicksburg, Mississippi, derived from the Choctaw word 'wika' (town) or possibly a corruption of 'Wick's burg'.


morpheme_key: vict

morpheme: vict

morpheme_head: vict

affix_form: vict-

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: verb | not suffix

meaning_definition: overcome | subdue | secure triumph

example_words_list_1: convict | conviction | convince | evict | evince | invincible | province | vanquish | vanquishment | victor | victorious | victory | victim | victimize | Victoria | victory unrelated: victim | victorous

related_morphemes: vinc / vinc

categorical_group_list: Victory, Conflict, Success

ancestor_etymon: vict

etymology: Latin vincō 'I conquer, overcome'


morpheme_key: victim

morpheme: victim

morpheme_head: victim

affix_form: -victim-

meaning_definition: person harmed | sufferer | prey

example_words_list_1: victimization, victimizer

example_words_corpus: victims | victimy | victimry | victimize | nonvictim | victimist

categorical_group_list: Human, Suffering, Conflict

etymology: Latin victima 'sacrificial animal, victim'


morpheme_key: victor

morpheme: victor

morpheme_head: victor

affix_form: -victor-

meaning_definition: conqueror | winner | one who overcomes

example_words_list_1: victor, victorious, victory

example_words_corpus: victors | victoress

categorical_group_list: Victory, Agency, Success

etymology: Latin victor (genitive victoris) 'conqueror, winner', from vincere 'to conquer, overcome'


morpheme_key: victual

morpheme: victual

morpheme_head: victual

affix_form: -victual-

meaning_definition: food | provisions | nourishment

example_words_list_1: victuals

example_words_corpus: victuals | victualed | revictual | victualler | victualing | victualled

categorical_group_list: Sustenance, Consumption

etymology: Latin victus 'living, food', past participle of vivere 'to live'


morpheme_key: vid

morpheme: vid

morpheme_head: vid

affix_form: vid-

allomorphs: vide

sense_label: to see

meaning_definition: to witness | to discern

example_words_list_1: visible, vision, video, evidence

example_words_corpus: vids | fanvid | vidder | kidvid | vidlet | vidkid

related_morphemes: view / view, vis / vis, voy2 / voy

categorical_group_list: Capability | Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: vid

etymology: videre | visus


morpheme_key: vidal

morpheme: vidal

morpheme_head: vidal

affix_form: -vidal-

meaning_definition: life | living | alive

example_words_list_1: vital, vitality, vitalize, revitalize, vitalism

categorical_group_list: Life, Vitality, Core concept

etymology: Latin 'vita' meaning 'life'


morpheme_key: video

morpheme: video

morpheme_head: video

affix_form: video-

sense_label: visual

meaning_definition: visual | sight | seeing

example_words_list_1: videos | videotex | nonvideo | videofit | videotape | videodisc

categorical_group_list: Perception, Vision

etymology: Latin vidēre 'to see'

source: Wiktionary | Wikidata


morpheme_key: vie

morpheme: vie

morpheme_head: vie

affix_form: -vie-

example_words_list_1: vital, vitality, inviolate, survive, revitalize

example_words_corpus: vier | vies | vied | envie | viers | revie

categorical_group_list: Vitality, Existence

etymology: Latin 'vita' meaning 'life', from the Proto-Indo-European root *gwei- 'to live'


morpheme_key: viennese

morpheme: viennese

morpheme_head: viennese

affix_form: -viennese-

meaning_definition: originating from or relating to Vienna

example_words_list_1: viennese

categorical_group_list: Demonym, Location

etymology: Proper noun 'Vienna' + suffix '-ese'

ancestor_etymon_language: German


morpheme_key: vietnam

morpheme: vietnam

morpheme_head: vietnam

affix_form: -vietnam-

meaning_definition: Vietnam | related to the nation of Vietnam

example_words_list_1: vietnam

example_words_corpus: Vietnamese | Vietnameseness | Vietnamization

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Location

etymology: From Vietnamese 'Việt Nam', derived from 'Việt' (ancient name for the region/people) and 'Nam' (south).

ancestor_etymon_language: Vietnamese


morpheme_key: vieux

morpheme: vieux

morpheme_head: vieux

affix_form: -vieux-

meaning_definition: old

example_words_list_1: vieux, vieillesse, vieillir

categorical_group_list: Age, Temporal

etymology: Latin 'vetus' (genitive 'vetus') meaning 'old'


morpheme_key: view

morpheme: view

morpheme_head: view

affix_form: -view-

meaning_definition: to perceive visually | to look upon

example_words_list_1: interview | preview | purview | review | view | viewpoint Variant Spellings: déjà vu | revue | déjà vu

example_words_corpus: views | viewy | viewer | viewed | viewly | viewing

related_morphemes: vid / vid, vis / vis, voy2 / voy

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form


morpheme_key: vig

morpheme: vig

morpheme_head: vig

affix_form: -vig-

meaning_definition: twenty

example_words_list_1: vigesimal, vigintillion

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity

etymology: Latin viginti "twenty"


morpheme_key: vigil

morpheme: vigil

morpheme_head: vigil

affix_form: vigil-

sense_label: lively

meaning_definition: energetic | vitality | keenly observant | on guard

example_words_list_1: invigilate | reveille | surveillance | vigil | vigilance | vigilant | vigilante

example_words_corpus: vigils | vigilant | vigilous | vigilantly | hypervigilant | pharmacovigilant

related_morphemes: veill / veill / : veget / veget, vigor / vigor

categorical_group_list: Watchfulness, Alertness, Vitality

etymology: vigil, also vigilare


morpheme_key: viginti

morpheme: viginti

morpheme_head: viginti

affix_form: viginti-

example_words_list_1: vigintillion | vigintillions | vigintillionth | vigintillionths | octovigintillion

categorical_group_list: Number, Cardinal

etymology: Latin viginti 'twenty'


morpheme_key: vignette

morpheme: vignette

morpheme_head: vignette

affix_form: -vignette-

meaning_definition: small | detailed | sketch-like

example_words_list_1: vignette

example_words_corpus: vignettes | vignetted | vignetter | vignetters

categorical_group_list: Visual, Scale, Detail

etymology: French vignette, diminutive of vigne 'vine' (from Latin vinea)


morpheme_key: vigor

morpheme: vigor

morpheme_head: vigor

affix_form: -vigor-

meaning_definition: strength | power | vitality | prosper | bloom

example_words_list_1: invigorate | vigor | vigoroso | vigorous Variant Spellings: ravigote | vigorous | vigorish | ravigote

example_words_corpus: vigorously | unvigorous | vigorousness | unvigorously | overvigorously

related_morphemes: veget / veget, veill / veill, vigil / vigil

ancestor_etymon: vigor

etymology: Latin vigere 'to be strong, be lively'


morpheme_key: viking

morpheme: viking

morpheme_head: viking

affix_form: -viking-

meaning_definition: Old Norse raider | seafaring explorer

example_words_list_1: viking, vikings, viking age, viking ship, viking raid

example_words_corpus: vikings | Vikingism | Vikingness

categorical_group_list: People, Historical, Warrior

etymology: Old Norse víkingr 'pirate, raider'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old Norse


morpheme_key: vil

morpheme: vil

morpheme_head: vil

affix_form: vil-

sense_label: base

meaning_definition: morally corrupt | inferior in quality or status | deserving disdain

example_words_list_1: revile | vile | vilify | vilipend

example_words_list_2: revile | vile | vilify | vilipend

categorical_group_list: Value, Quality, Negativity

ancestor_etymon: vil

etymology: Latin root vilis meaning 'cheap' or 'despicable'

register: pejorative


morpheme_key: vile

morpheme: vile

morpheme_head: vile

affix_form: -vile-

meaning_definition: disgusting | wicked | unpleasant

example_words_list_1: vile

example_words_corpus: viled | vilely | vileness | vilesome

categorical_group_list: Morality, Quality

etymology: From Latin 'villus' meaning 'shaggy hair' or 'bristle', evolving to denote something coarse or unpleasant.


morpheme_key: vilify

morpheme: vilify

morpheme_head: vilify

affix_form: -vilify-

meaning_definition: to speak ill of | to slander | to defame

example_words_list_1: vilification, vilified, vilifying, vilifies

categorical_group_list: Speech, Malice, Evaluation

etymology: Latin 'vilus' (past participle of 'valere' meaning 'to be worth') + '-ficare' (frequentative of 'facere' meaning 'to make')


morpheme_key: vill

morpheme: vill

morpheme_head: villa

affix_form: vill-

allomorphs: vill

sense_label: country house

meaning_definition: rural residence | agricultural estate

example_words_list_1: villa | village | villain | villainy | villein | -ville (suffix for town names)

example_words_corpus: vills

categorical_group_list: Location, Settlement, Agriculture

etymology: Latin villa 'country house, farm'


morpheme_head: vill

sense_label: small hair

meaning_definition: fine hair | clustered fibers | soft wool | velvety texture

example_words_list_1: intervillous | velour | velvet | villiform | villose | villosity | villous | villus | microvillus

categorical_group_list: Texture, Biology

etymology: villus


morpheme_key: village

morpheme: village

morpheme_head: village

affix_form: -village-

meaning_definition: small settlement | community | hamlet

example_words_list_1: villager, villagehood, villager

example_words_corpus: villager | villages | villagey | villagers | villagery | envillaged

categorical_group_list: Location, Settlement, Social Unit

etymology: From Old French 'village' (meaning hamlet or farmstead), derived from Late Latin 'villaticum', from Latin 'villa' (country house or estate).


morpheme_key: villain

morpheme: villain

morpheme_head: villain

affix_form: -villain-

meaning_definition: malicious person | antagonist

example_words_list_1: villainy, villainous, villainously

example_words_corpus: villainy | villains | villainry | villainous | villainess | villainies

categorical_group_list: Agent, Malice

etymology: Latin 'villanus' meaning 'farmhand, peasant', derived from 'villa' (country house)


morpheme_key: ville

morpheme: ville

morpheme_head: ville

affix_form: -ville

allomorphs: -ville

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective,verb,noun

meaning_definition: fictional location symbolizing a particular trait | a fictional location defined by the meaning of its initial component | a name for a town or city

example_words_list_1: ville, Nashville, Knoxville

example_words_corpus: Gayville | Sexville | Nashville | Hurtville | Titusville | dullsville

categorical_group_list: Location

ancestor_etymon: ville  OED | vill

etymology: < French ville town OED

ancestor_etymon_language: French  OED

source: Stein


morpheme_key: villein

morpheme: villein

morpheme_head: villein

affix_form: -villein-

meaning_definition: peasant | serf | low-born person

example_words_list_1: villein, villeinage, villeinage

example_words_corpus: villeins | villeinage | villeinages

categorical_group_list: Social Status, Person

etymology: Old French villein 'tenant of a manor'


morpheme_key: vim

morpheme: vim

morpheme_head: vim

affix_form: -vim-

meaning_definition: energy | force | vigor | vitality

example_words_list_1: vim, invigorate, invigorated

example_words_corpus: vimless

categorical_group_list: Vitality, Energy, Strength

etymology: Latin vis 'force, power, strength'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin


morpheme_key: vin

morpheme: vin

morpheme_head: vin

affix_form: False

sense_label: friend

meaning_definition: companion

example_words_list_1: Alvin, Irvin, Marvin, Melvin, Mervin

example_words_list_2: Alvin, Irvin, Marvin, Melvin, Mervin

example_words_corpus: vindeburnol | vintafolide

related_morphemes: win / win

categorical_group_list: Social, Kinship

etymology: Old English 'wine' 'friend'

ancestor_etymon_language: Germanic


affix_form: -vin-

allomorphs: vini

sense_label: wine

meaning_definition: a fermented grape beverage | alcoholic drink derived from grapes

example_words_list_1: vigneron | vignette | vinaceous | vinaigrette | vine | vineal | vinegar | viniculture | vinosity | vinous

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: vinum | OHG wini : friend


morpheme_key: vinc

morpheme: vinc

morpheme_head: vinc

affix_form: vinc-

allomorphs: vince

meaning_definition: overcome | subdue | triumph

example_words_list_1: convict | conviction | convince | evict | evince | invincible | province | vanquish | vanquishment | victor | victorious | victory | in hoc signo vinces | Vincent | vincible Variant Spellings: vanquish | "veni | vidi | vici" | veni | vici

related_morphemes: vict / vict

etymology: Latin vinc- (past participle stem of vincō 'to conquer, win'), from Proto-Italic *wink- 'to conquer', from Proto-Indo-European *wey- 'to fight, conquer'.


morpheme_key: vincent

morpheme: vincent

morpheme_head: vincent

affix_form: -vincent-

meaning_definition: conquering | winning

example_words_list_1: victory, invincible, conqueror

example_words_corpus: vincents | Vincentian | vincentization

categorical_group_list: Victory, Action

etymology: Latin 'vincere' meaning 'to conquer, win'


morpheme_key: vincible

morpheme: vincible

morpheme_head: vincible

affix_form: -vincible-

meaning_definition: able to be conquered | defeatable

example_words_list_1: invincible, invincible

example_words_corpus: vincibleness

categorical_group_list: Ability, Combat

etymology: Latin vincibilis, from vincire 'to bind'


morpheme_key: vindic

morpheme: vindic

morpheme_head: vindic

affix_form: -vindic-

meaning_definition: exact retribution | assert a right | retaliate

example_words_list_1: vindicate | vindictive Variant Spellings: vendetta | vindictive | vendetta

related_morphemes: part of dic1 / dic / : venge / venge

ancestor_etymon: vindic

etymology: Italian viol OProv viula : viol


morpheme_key: vindicate

morpheme: vindicate

morpheme_head: vindicate

affix_form: -vindicate-

meaning_definition: to clear of blame | to justify | to prove right

example_words_list_1: vindication, vindictive

example_words_corpus: vindicated

categorical_group_list: Justice, Truth, Legality

etymology: Latin vindicare 'to claim, free, assert', from vindic- 'free, claim'


morpheme_key: vindictive

morpheme: vindictive

morpheme_head: vindictive

affix_form: -vindictive-

meaning_definition: vengeful | showing a desire to cause pain or suffering to someone in return for an injury or insult

example_words_list_1: vindictiveness, vindictively

example_words_corpus: vindictively | unvindictive | vindictiveness | unvindictiveness

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Hostility

etymology: from Latin vindictivus, from vindicta 'vengeance'


morpheme_key: vine

morpheme: vine

morpheme_head: vine

affix_form: -vine-

meaning_definition: climbing plant | tendril | twisted

example_words_list_1: vine, vineyard, viney

example_words_corpus: vines | viner | vined | vinery | viners | vinedom

categorical_group_list: Nature, Botany

etymology: Latin 'vinea' (vineyard) from 'vinum' (wine)


morpheme_key: vinegar

morpheme: vinegar

morpheme_head: vinegar

affix_form: -vinegar-

meaning_definition: acidic liquid | sour liquid

example_words_list_1: vinegar, vinegarous, pickled

example_words_corpus: vinegary | vinegars | vinegared | vinegarish | vinegarless | vinegarlike

categorical_group_list: Food, Liquid, Acid

etymology: Old French 'vin aigre' (sour wine)


morpheme_key: vino

morpheme: vino

morpheme_head: vino

affix_form: -vino-

meaning_definition: wine

example_words_list_1: viniculture, vinification, vinous

categorical_group_list: Food, Beverage, Nature

etymology: Latin vinum 'wine'


morpheme_key: vintage

morpheme: vintage

morpheme_head: vintage

affix_form: -vintage-

meaning_definition: old | from the past | classic

example_words_list_1: vintage

example_words_corpus: vintages | vintaged | vintagey | vintager | vintagers | nonvintage

categorical_group_list: Time, Age, Quality

etymology: Latin 'veteranus' (veteran) or 'vetus' (old)


morpheme_key: vinyl

morpheme: vinyl

morpheme_head: vinyl

affix_form: -vinyl-

meaning_definition: synthetic plastic polymer | related to polyvinyl chloride

example_words_list_1: vinyl, polyvinyl, vinyl chloride

example_words_corpus: divinyl | vinylic | nonvinyl | polyvinyl | vinylogue | vinylated

categorical_group_list: Material, Substance


morpheme_key: viol

morpheme: viol

morpheme_head: viol

allomorphs: violon

sense_label: a family of stringed instruments

meaning_definition: a category of stringed instruments

example_words_list_1: viol, viola, violin, violoncello (hence: cello), violone unrelated: violet

example_words_corpus: viols | violer | violist | violers

categorical_group_list: Music, Instruments

etymology: From Latin vitis 'vine' via Old French vile


affix_form: -viol-

allomorphs: viola

sense_label: force

meaning_definition: compel | apply force

example_words_list_1: violate, violation, violator, inviolable, inviolate

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: viol

etymology: Latin vis 'force, strength'


morpheme_key: violet

morpheme: violet

morpheme_head: violet

affix_form: -violet-

meaning_definition: violet | purple

example_words_list_1: violet, violaceous, violaceous

example_words_corpus: violets | violety | violetish | nonviolet | violetear | violetness

categorical_group_list: Color, Nature

etymology: Latin violaceus, from viola 'violet'


morpheme_key: violin

morpheme: violin

morpheme_head: violin

affix_form: -violin-

meaning_definition: stringed musical instrument

example_words_list_1: violinist, violinists

categorical_group_list: Musical Instrument, Object

etymology: Italian 'violino', diminutive of 'viola'

etymological_family: Italian


morpheme_key: viper

morpheme: viper

morpheme_head: viper

affix_form: viper

meaning_definition: A deceitful or malicious person | A type of snake (metaphorical use)

example_words_list_1: vipers | vipery | viperish | viperous | viperoid | viperlike

etymology: Derived from Latin 'vipera', originally referring to the snake, later metaphorically applied to a person.


morpheme_key: vir

morpheme: vir

morpheme_head: vir

affix_form: vir-

sense_label: green

meaning_definition: verdant | emerald

example_words_list_1: verdure | virid | viridescent | viridian | viridity | vireo | virescence

example_words_corpus: loviride | tuvirumab | sevirumab | foravirumab | exbivirumab | libivirumab

related_morphemes: verd / verd

categorical_group_list: Colors

etymology: Latin viridis "green"


affix_form: -vir-

sense_label: man

meaning_definition: adult male human | of or relating to males | qualities associated with being a man | value or significance

example_words_list_1: virile | triumvirate | virtual | virtuoso | virago | decemvir | decemvirate | duumvirate | quadrumvirate | septemvir | septemvirate | triumvir | vigintivirate | virilescence | virility | virilocal | virilocality | virtuality | virtue | virtuosity | virtuous

categorical_group_list: Anthroponymy, Masculinity, Value

ancestor_etymon: virt

etymology: Proto-Indo-European *wiHro- 'man'


morpheme_key: viral

morpheme: viral

morpheme_head: viral

affix_form: -viral

meaning_definition: poison, venom

example_words_list_1: retroviral | retrovirus | rotavirus | togavirus | viral | virality | viricidal | viricide | virucidal | virucide | virulence | virulent | virus

example_words_list_2: retroviral, retrovirus, rotavirus, togavirus, viral, virality, viricidal, viricide, virucidal, virucide, virulence, virulent, virus

categorical_group_list: Biology, Disease, Toxicity

etymology: vīrus


morpheme_key: virgin

morpheme: virgin

morpheme_head: virgin

affix_form: virgin

meaning_definition: Inexperienced | A maiden (archaic)

example_words_list_1: virgins | virginal | virginly | virginals | nonvirgin | disvirgin

etymology: Derived from Latin 'virgo' meaning 'maiden'


morpheme_key: virgo

morpheme: virgo

morpheme_head: virg

affix_form: -virgo-

allomorphs: virgo

meaning_definition: maiden | virgin | young woman

example_words_list_1: virgin, virginity, virginize, virginial

example_words_corpus: Virgoan

categorical_group_list: Person, Purity

etymology: Latin virgo 'maiden, virgin'


morpheme_key: virgule

morpheme: virgule

morpheme_head: virgule

affix_form: -virgule-

meaning_definition: comma | separator

example_words_list_1: virgule

example_words_corpus: virgules

categorical_group_list: Punctuation, Division

etymology: Latin virgula 'small rod, twig', diminutive of virga 'rod, wand'


morpheme_key: virid

morpheme: virid

morpheme_head: virid

affix_form: virid-

meaning_definition: green

example_words_list_1: virids | viridity | viridness | viridities

etymology: From Latin viridis "green, fresh, blooming"


morpheme_key: virile

morpheme: virile

morpheme_head: virile

affix_form: -virile-

meaning_definition: man | masculine | strength

example_words_list_1: virility, virile

example_words_corpus: invirile | unvirile | nonvirile | virilescent | supervirile

categorical_group_list: Masculinity, Vitality

etymology: Latin vir 'man'


morpheme_key: viron

morpheme: viron

morpheme_head: viron

affix_form: -viron-

meaning_definition: a circle

example_words_list_1: environs, environmental

example_words_list_2: environs, environmental

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Environment

etymology: Latin 'virāre' (to turn) + '-ōnem' (noun suffix)


morpheme_key: virtual

morpheme: virtual

morpheme_head: virtual

affix_form: -virtual-

meaning_definition: not real | simulated | existing in essence but not in physical form

example_words_list_1: virtualization, virtually, virtuality

etymology: From Latin virtualis, from virtus 'power, efficacy'


morpheme_key: virtue

morpheme: virtue

morpheme_head: virtue

affix_form: -virtue-

meaning_definition: virtue | moral excellence | goodness | merit

example_words_list_1: virtue, virtuous, virtuousness, virtuously

example_words_corpus: virtues | virtued | unvirtue | unvirtues | virtueless | virtuecrat

categorical_group_list: Morality, Abstract concept

etymology: Latin virtus 'manliness, courage, excellence', from virtus 'man', from vir 'man'


morpheme_key: virtuoso

morpheme: virtuoso

morpheme_head: virtuoso

affix_form: -virtuoso-

allomorphs: virtuosi

meaning_definition: expert | master | one who excels

example_words_list_1: virtuosity, virtuosoism

categorical_group_list: Skill, Mastery, Excellence

etymology: From Latin virtuosus, from virtus 'virtue, excellence'