morpheme_key: esque

morpheme: esque

morpheme_head: esque

affix_form: -esque

allomorphs: -esque

morpheme_subtype: forms:adjective | adjective/adverb

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective | adjective/adverb

meaning_definition: similar to | akin to the referent of the initial component | in the style of | evoking the qualities of | defining trait of

example_words_list_1: grotesque | picturesque | romanesque | burlesque | statuesque

example_words_corpus: Poesque | BBCesque | Adamesque | Dantesque | Junoesque | animesque

categorical_group_list: Similitude, Descriptive

ancestor_etymon: -esque / -iscus OED

etymology: French -esque, from Latin -escus


morpheme_key: esquire

morpheme: esquire

morpheme_head: esquire

affix_form: -esquire-

affix_type: root

bound_free_or_root: free

meaning_definition: attendant | follower | knight-errant

example_words_list_1: esquire

example_words_corpus: esquires | esquired | esquireship | esquireships

categorical_group_list: Status, Nobility

etymology: Old French 'esquier' 'shield-bearer'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French

etymological_family: Latin

register: classical

attestation: both


morpheme_key: essay

morpheme: essay

morpheme_head: essay

affix_form: -essay-

meaning_definition: a short piece of writing on a particular subject

example_words_list_1: essay

example_words_corpus: essays | essayer | essayed | essayist | essaying | essayers

categorical_group_list: Communication, Writing

etymology: French 'essai' 'attempt, trial'

ancestor_etymon_language: French


morpheme_key: esse

morpheme: esse

morpheme_head: esse

affix_form: -esse-

allomorphs: ess

bound_free_or_root: root

meaning_definition: to be | exist

example_words_list_1: essence, essential, essentially

categorical_group_list: Existence, Verbs

etymology: Latin esse 'to be', from PIE *h1es- 'to be'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin

attestation: morpholex


morpheme_key: essence

morpheme: essence

morpheme_head: essence

affix_form: -essence-

meaning_definition: nature | substance | soul | fundamental quality

example_words_list_1: essential, essence, essentially, essences

example_words_corpus: essences | essenced | unessence | unessenced | unessences | essenceless

categorical_group_list: Ontology, Substance, Core concept

etymology: Latin 'essentia' (being, essence), from 'esse' (to be)


morpheme_key: essentia

morpheme: essentia

morpheme_head: essentia

affix_form: -essentia-

bound_free_or_root: stem

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: not suffix

meaning_definition: to exist | being | essence

example_words_list_1: essence, essential

example_words_list_2: essence, essential

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: sent

etymology: Latin essentia 'being, existence', from esse 'to be'

attestation: wikidata


morpheme_key: est

morpheme: est

morpheme_head: est

affix_form: -est

affix_type: suffix

morpheme_subtype: forms:adjective | adjective comparat

bound_free_or_root: bound

derivational_or_inflectional: inflectional | derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective | adjective comparator | adjective/adverb

meaning_definition: suffix denoting the highest degree

example_words_list_1: strongest | tiniest | winningest | biggest | smallest

example_words_corpus: beest | agest | seest | goest | weest | liest

categorical_group_list: adjective maker

etymology: Old English -est (superlative suffix)

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English

etymological_family: Germanic


morpheme_key: establish

morpheme: establish

morpheme_head: establish

affix_form: -establish-

meaning_definition: set up | found | institute

example_words_corpus: reestablish | established | establisher | unestablish | establishing | disestablish

categorical_group_list: Creation, Stability, Foundation

etymology: Latin 'stabilire' meaning 'to make firm', from 'stare' (to stand)


morpheme_key: estate

morpheme: estate

morpheme_head: estate

affix_form: -estate-

meaning_definition: state | condition | property | land

example_words_list_1: estate, reestate

example_words_corpus: estates | estated | reestate | coestate | reestated | reestates

categorical_group_list: Status, Property, Condition

etymology: Latin 'status' (state, condition) from 'stare' (to stand)


morpheme_key: esteem

morpheme: esteem

morpheme_head: esteem

affix_form: -esteem-

meaning_definition: respect | admiration | regard

example_words_list_1: esteem, self-esteem, esteemed

example_words_corpus: esteems | esteemed | esteemer | esteeming | esteemeth | disesteem

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Value, Social Status

etymology: Latin aestimare 'to estimate, value, appraise', from aestimatus, past participle of aestimare, from aes (gen. aeris) 'bronze, money, value'


morpheme_key: estella

morpheme: estella

morpheme_head: estella

affix_form: -estella-

meaning_definition: star

example_words_list_1: interstellar, constellation

categorical_group_list: Celestial, Light

etymology: Latin stella 'star'


morpheme_key: ester

morpheme: ester

morpheme_head: ester

affix_form: -ester-

meaning_definition: ester | ester group

example_words_list_1: ester, esterase, esterification, esterify, esteroid

example_words_corpus: esters | diester | esterify | diesters | triester | esterase

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Organic compounds, Functional groups

etymology: From German 'Ester', coined by Leopold Gmelin in 1848, derived from 'Essigäther' (acetic ether).

ancestor_etymon_language: German


morpheme_key: esterase

morpheme: esterase

morpheme_head: esterase

affix_form: -esterase

meaning_definition: enzyme | -ase

example_words_list_1: lipase, protease, amylase, catalase, pepsinogen (note: pepsin is root, but pepsinogen is related; better examples: lipase, protease, amylase, catalase, oxidase)

categorical_group_list: Enzyme, Biochemistry, Suffix

etymology: From Greek -άση (-ase), a suffix used to form names of enzymes, derived from the Greek word for 'to make' or 'to do' (poiein), often associated with the enzyme class ending in -ase.

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek

attestation: wiktionary


morpheme_key: esthesia

morpheme: esthesia

morpheme_head: esthesia

affix_form: -esthesia

meaning_definition: experience sensation | sense | detect | sensory experience | aesthetic perception | experience a sensory feeling

example_words_list_1: esthetician | aesthesia | anesthesia | aesthetic | kinesthesia | aesthetics

categorical_group_list: Concatenation

etymology: Greek aisthēsis (perception, sensation)

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin | Greek

etymological_family: Greek


morpheme_key: estr

morpheme: estr

morpheme_head: estr

affix_form: estr-

affix_type: prefix

meaning_definition: insanity | delirium | rampage | mania

example_words_list_1: estrus, estrus cycle

example_words_corpus: estrones | megestrol | fenestrel | norgestrel | epimestrol | dienestrol

categorical_group_list: Biological, Physiological, Reproductive

etymology: Latin 'estrus' meaning 'frenzy, passion, sexual desire'

source: Wiktionary | Cognatarium


morpheme_key: et

morpheme: et

morpheme_head: et

affix_form: -et

allomorphs: -et

sense_label: a smaller or less important version of the entity

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational | derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun

meaning_definition: a diminutive or subordinate form of the entity | a collective of musicians or performers specializing in the mentioned category | small | collective | feminine

example_words_list_1: packet, doublet, booklet

example_words_corpus: pyet | owlet | pyets | genet | palet | bucket

categorical_group_list: Diminutive

ancestor_etymon: -et  OED | F-S-I-L diminutive -itat-

etymology: forming diminutives from ns. | represents Old French -et masc. | suffix1 OED | diminutive -itat-

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French OED

etymological_family: Romance

register: vernacular

source: Stein


affix_form: False

sense_label: age

meaning_definition: a period of time

example_words_list_1: coetaneous | eternal | eternity Variant Spellings: sempiternal | sempiternal

related_morphemes: ev / ev

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: Latin aet- (stem of aetas) 'age, lifetime'

source: Cognatarium


morpheme_key: etcetera

morpheme: etcetera

morpheme_head: etcetera

affix_form: -etcetera-

meaning_definition: and so forth | and other things

example_words_list_1: etcetera

example_words_corpus: etceteras

categorical_group_list: Addition, Continuation

etymology: abbreviation of 'et cetera' (et 'and' + cetera 'the remaining things')


morpheme_key: etch

morpheme: etch

morpheme_head: etch

affix_form: -etch-

meaning_definition: to cut | to engrave | to mark

example_words_list_1: etch, etching, etched, etcher

example_words_corpus: etched | etcher | etches | etching | etchers | etchant

categorical_group_list: Action, Creation

etymology: Old English ecean 'to incise, to engrave'


morpheme_key: ete

morpheme: ete

morpheme_head: ete

affix_form: -ete

meaning_definition: example, instance, member

example_words_list_1: concrete, complete

example_words_list_2: concrete, complete

categorical_group_list: Adjectival formation, Nominal derivation

etymology: Latin -ētus, past participle suffix of verbs of the third conjugation (e.g., con- + -ētus from con-ere 'to bring together')


morpheme_key: eternal

morpheme: eternal

morpheme_head: eternal

affix_form: -eternal-

meaning_definition: lasting forever | without end | unchanging

example_words_list_1: eternity, eternally, eternalize

example_words_corpus: eternals | eternally | coeternal | eternalism | noneternal | eternality

categorical_group_list: Time, Continuity

etymology: Latin aeternus 'eternal, everlasting'


morpheme_key: eternity

morpheme: eternity

morpheme_head: eternity

affix_form: -eternity-

meaning_definition: infinite | everlasting | endless

example_words_list_1: eternal, eternity, eternity, eternals

example_words_corpus: coeternity | preeternity

categorical_group_list: Time, Duration, Continuity

etymology: Latin aeternus 'everlasting, eternal', from aevum 'age, lifetime'


morpheme_key: eth

morpheme: eth

morpheme_head: eth

affix_form: eth-

sense_label: character

meaning_definition: disposition | tradition | routine

example_words_list_1: ethic | ethical | ethics | ethology | ethos | cacoethes | unethical

example_words_corpus: eths | dieth | useth | oweth | sueth | lyeth

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: ethi

etymology: ἐθεῖν (etheîn), ἦθος (êthos)


affix_form: -eth-

sense_label: ether

meaning_definition: a substance | a medium

example_words_list_1: ethane, ethanol, ether, ethereal, ethyl, ethylene, polyethylene

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Elements, Atmosphere

etymology: Greek aither "upper air, pure air"


affix_form: -eth

allomorphs: -eth2 | -eth3 | -eth1

sense_label: forming ordinals from the number specified by the

morpheme_subtype: forms:ordinal numeral | cardinal bum

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: cardinal numeral | verb

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: ordinal numeral | cardinal bumeral | verb | ordinal | cardinal

meaning_definition: creating ordinal numbers from a base numeral | denoting a portion of a numeral | marking third-person singular in present indicative | used in third-person singular forms of certain irregular verbs

example_words_list_1: fortieth | thirtieth | twentieth | endureth | pleaseth | taketh | millionth | twelfth | fifth | hundredths | sixtieths | eightieth | fiftieth

categorical_group_list: Grammar, Number, Inflection

ancestor_etymon: -þa | -þe OED | -eth Quinion

etymology: representing Old English -þa | -þe | or -oða | -oðe | suffix2 OED | inflectional | archaic Quinion

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English OED | Old English Quinion


morpheme_key: ethel

morpheme: ethel

morpheme_head: ethel

affix_form: -ethel-

meaning_definition: honorable | exalted | virtuous

example_words_list_1: Ethel, Ethelbert, Ethelred

example_words_list_2: Ethel, Ethelbert, Ethelred

related_morphemes: al2 / al, adel / adel

categorical_group_list: Nobility, Status

etymology: Old English æthele : noble; akin to OHG adal : nobility


morpheme_key: ether

morpheme: ether

morpheme_head: ether

affix_form: ether-

sense_label: upper pure

meaning_definition: celestial essence | luminous atmosphere | higher atmosphere

example_words_list_1: ether | ethereal | etheric | hypaethros

example_words_list_2: ether | ethereal | etheric | hypaethros

example_words_corpus: ethers | ethery | diether | etheric | etherol | etherin

categorical_group_list: Element, Celestial, Light

ancestor_etymon: ether

etymology: αἴθειν (aíthein), αἰθήρ (aithḗr)


morpheme_key: ethic

morpheme: ethic

morpheme_head: ethic

affix_form: ethic-

allomorphs: ethico

sense_label: custom

meaning_definition: custom | habit | moral character

example_words_list_1: ethic, ethical, ethics, ethology, ethos

example_words_list_2: ethic, ethical, ethics, ethology, ethos

example_words_corpus: ethics | ethical | ethicist | ethicism | ethicals | ethician

categorical_group_list: Morality, Character, Behavior

source: Wikidata


morpheme_key: ethics

morpheme: ethics

morpheme_head: ethics

affix_form: -ethics-

meaning_definition: character | nature | disposition | moral principle

example_words_list_1: bioethics, neuroethics, metaethics

categorical_group_list: Morality, Philosophy, Abstract Concept

etymology: Greek ethos "character, nature"


morpheme_key: ethiopia

morpheme: ethiopia

morpheme_head: ethiopia

affix_form: -ethiopia-

meaning_definition: Ethiopia | Ethiopian

example_words_list_1: Ethiopian, Ethiopianism

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Geography

etymology: Greek aiθώ (aithō) "to burn" + ops "face"


morpheme_key: ethmo

morpheme: ethmo

morpheme_head: ethm

affix_form: ethmo-

allomorphs: ethmo

meaning_definition: ethmoid | sieve-like | perforated

example_words_list_1: ethmonasal | ethmopalatal | ethmosphenoid | ethmovomerine | ethmomaxillary | ethmoturbinate

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Physical properties

etymology: Greek ethmoeides 'sieve-like', from ethmos 'sieve'

register: scientific


morpheme_key: ethn

morpheme: ethn

morpheme_head: ethn

affix_form: ethn-

allomorphs: ethna | ethno

meaning_definition: human group | ethnic group | clan | country | culture | racial category

example_words_list_1: ethnic, ethnicity, ethnology, ethnography, ethnographic

example_words_corpus: ethnonym | ethnonymic | ethnonymous | exoethnonym | ethnonymics | endoethnonym

ancestor_etymon: ethn

etymology: ἔθνος (éthnos) | ἐθνικός (ethnikós) | Greek ethnos : a nation | a people

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


morpheme_key: etho

morpheme: etho

morpheme_head: etho

affix_form: etho-

meaning_definition: character | ethics | custom | habit

example_words_list_1: ethology | ethogram | ethosome | ethologic | ethograms | ethosomes

categorical_group_list: Ethics, Character, Social Norms

etymology: Greek ethos 'character, custom'


morpheme_key: ethos

morpheme: ethos

morpheme_head: ethos

affix_form: -ethos-

meaning_definition: character | nature | guiding beliefs

example_words_list_1: ethos, ethoscentrism

example_words_corpus: ethosed

categorical_group_list: Character, Abstract concept

etymology: Greek ethos (ἦθος) 'character, custom'


morpheme_key: ethyl

morpheme: ethyl

morpheme_head: ethyl

affix_form: -ethyl-

meaning_definition: two-carbon alkyl group

example_words_list_1: ethanol, ethylbenzene, ethylenediamine

example_words_corpus: diethyl | ethylic | ethylene | ethylate | triethyl | oxoethyl

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Organic compounds

etymology: from 'ethyl' (derived from ethane)


morpheme_key: ethylene

morpheme: ethylene

morpheme_head: ethylene

affix_form: -ethylene-

meaning_definition: two carbon atoms | unsaturated hydrocarbon unit

example_words_list_1: ethylene, polyethylene, ethylene glycol

etymology: Greek 'aithēr' (ether) + '-ene' (suffix for alkenes)


morpheme_key: etic

morpheme: etic

morpheme_head: etic

affix_form: -etic

morpheme_subtype: forms:adjective | noun

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective | noun

meaning_definition: pertaining to | characterized by | relating to

example_words_list_1: atomic | symptomatic | apologetic | public | tactic | topic | historic | parasitic | heretic | apathetic | aesthetic | arithmetic | ascetic | cosmetic | energetic | genetic | magnetic | synthetic | phonetic | pathetic

example_words_corpus: luetic | toyetic | memetic | phenetic | bathetic | anuretic

categorical_group_list: Suffix concatenation

ancestor_etymon: -ique / -ικός OED

etymology: representing French -ique | < Latin -ic-us | of Latin origin | ... or < Greek -ικ-ός | definition 1(a-b) and 3 OED | nouns probably converted from adjectives | or with a clearly implied adjective use | suffix definition 1(a-b) and 3 OED

ancestor_etymon_language: French from Greek OED


morpheme_key: etiquette

morpheme: etiquette

morpheme_head: etiquette

affix_form: -etiquette-

meaning_definition: social | proper | polite | decorum

example_words_list_1: etiquette

example_words_corpus: netiquette | etiquettes | jetiquette | petiquette | netiquettes | cyberetiquette

categorical_group_list: Social Norms, Behavior

etymology: French étiquette (label, ticket)


morpheme_key: etruscan

morpheme: etruscan

morpheme_head: etruscan

affix_form: -etruscan-

meaning_definition: Etruscan

example_words_list_1: Etruscan, Etruscanology, Etruscology

example_words_corpus: Etruscanness

categorical_group_list: Ethnicity, Geography, Historical Culture

etymology: From the name of the ancient civilization and language of Etruria, Italy.

ancestor_etymon_language: Etruscan


morpheme_key: ette

morpheme: ette

morpheme_head: ette

affix_form: -ette

allomorphs: -ette1 | -ette2 | -ette3 | -ette4

derivational_or_inflectional: Derivational | derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

meaning_definition: a material akin to the first element | a female counterpart of the first element | a diminutive or lesser form of the entity | a collective of performers matching the number indicated | suffixes added to female names | small | group | female

example_words_list_1: chocolate, cigarette, garageette, kioskette, tablette

example_words_corpus: dudette | ladette | dinette | Syrette | cadette | vanette

categorical_group_list: Diminutive | Gener assigner | Attribute mitigator

ancestor_etymon: -ette  OED | -ette

etymology: < Middle French | French -definition 1.b. OED | French -definition 2. OED | French -ette | the feminine form corresponding to... -et suffix1 OED suffix -et | no OED entry for affix

ancestor_etymon_language: French  OED | French | French?


morpheme_key: etum

morpheme: etum

morpheme_head: etum

affix_form: -etum

allomorphs: -etum

meaning_definition: A grouping of | a site for cultivating the named plant

example_words_list_1: arboretum, pinetum, rosetum

example_words_list_2: arboretum, pinetum, rosetum

categorical_group_list: Location, Collection

ancestor_etymon: -ētum  OED

etymology: Latin -etum, from -etus (past participle suffix of verbs like arborem -> arbor), denoting a place or collection associated with the root noun

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED


morpheme_key: ety

morpheme: ety

morpheme_head: ety

affix_form: -ety

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective | noun

meaning_definition: The quality inherent to the first element | A manifestation of that quality

example_words_list_1: loyalty | novelty | stability | nicety | surety

example_words_corpus: diggety

categorical_group_list: Abstract, State, Quality

ancestor_etymon: -itātem, -itās OED

etymology: From Latin -etās, -tāt- (stem of -tās), a suffix forming abstract nouns from adjectives, ultimately from PIE *-tās

ancestor_etymon_language: French from Latin OED | Old English OED


morpheme_key: etym

morpheme: etym

morpheme_head: etym

affix_form: etym-

allomorphs: etymo

meaning_definition: Authentic | source of a term | foundational element

example_words_list_1: etymologic | etymologicon | etymologist | etymologize | etymology | etymon

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: etym

etymology: ἔτυμος (étumos) | Greek etymon : literal sense of a word | etymology neuter of of etymos : true


morpheme_key: eu

morpheme: eu

morpheme_head: eu

affix_form: eu

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational prefix affix morpheme

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective,noun

meaning_definition: positive | effectively | correctly

example_words_list_1: euphoria, eulogy, euphemism, euthanasia

example_words_corpus: EUSSR | EUian | euonym | eupnea | eunomy | eugeny

related_morphemes: compare caco / caco

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific | Attribute intensifier | Descriptives | quality | Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: εὖ (eû) | eu | εὐ-  OED

etymology: εὖ (eû) | combining form of ἐύς good | used in neut. form εὖ as adv. = well OED | Greek | Greek eu- : good | well

ancestor_etymon_language: Ancient Greek | Greek | Greek  OED

pronunciation: /iːu̟/

source: Wikipedia | Cognatarium | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | MorphoQuantics | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/


morpheme_key: eucharist

morpheme: eucharist

morpheme_head: eucharist

affix_form: -eucharist-

meaning_definition: thanks | thanksgiving

example_words_list_1: eucharistic, eucharist, eucharistically

categorical_group_list: Gratitude, Religious concept

etymology: Greek eucharistia 'thanksgiving', from eucharistein 'to give thanks'


morpheme_key: euclid

morpheme: euclid

morpheme_head: euclid

affix_form: -euclid-

meaning_definition: Euclid | geometry

example_words_list_1: Euclidean, Euclid's algorithm

example_words_corpus: Euclidian

categorical_group_list: Mathematics, Geometry

etymology: Proper name (Euclid of Alexandria)


morpheme_key: eugene

morpheme: eugene

morpheme_head: eugene

affix_form: -eugene-

meaning_definition: well | good | noble

example_words_list_1: eugenics, eugenic, eugenist

categorical_group_list: Goodness, Nobility

etymology: Greek eu- 'well' + genos 'birth/race'


morpheme_key: eugenia

morpheme: eugenia

morpheme_head: eugenia

affix_form: -eugenia-

meaning_definition: well-born | noble | good birth

example_words_list_1: eugenics, eugenic, eugenicist

categorical_group_list: Nobility, Quality, Positive attribute

etymology: Greek eugenes 'well-born' (eu- 'well' + gen- 'born')


morpheme_key: eunuch

morpheme: eunuch

morpheme_head: eunuch

affix_form: -eunuch-

meaning_definition: castrated man

example_words_list_1: eunuch

example_words_corpus: eunuchry | eunuched | eunuchoid | eunuchize | eunuchlike | eunuchized

categorical_group_list: Human, Social status

etymology: Greek eunouchos (εὐνοῦχος) 'keeper of women', from eune (εὐνή) 'bed' + echein (ἔχειν) 'to keep'


morpheme_key: eur

morpheme: eur

morpheme_head: eur

affix_form: -eur

sense_label: state, quality

meaning_definition: state, quality

example_words_list_1: grandeur, liqueur

example_words_list_2: grandeur, liqueur

categorical_group_list: State, Quality, Agent

etymology: From Latin -or, -ōrem (nom. -or), agent noun suffix derived from the past participle stem of verbs, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *-tṛ


affix_form: -eur-

sense_label: to discover

meaning_definition: to uncover | to find

example_words_list_1: eureka!, heuristic

example_words_list_2: eureka!, heuristic

categorical_group_list: Discovery, Cognition

etymology: Greek heuriskein : to find, to discover


morpheme_key: eureka

morpheme: eureka

morpheme_head: eureka

affix_form: -eureka-

meaning_definition: i have found it | discovery | sudden realization

example_words_list_1: eureka, eureka moment, eureka effect

categorical_group_list: Discovery, Epiphany, Success

etymology: Greek 'heureka' (third-person singular present indicative of 'heuriskein' 'to find')


morpheme: euro

morpheme_head: euro

affix_form: -euro-

allomorphs: eur

sense_label: wide

meaning_definition: wide | broad

example_words_list_1: eurocentric, eurozone, eurozone

example_words_corpus: Europop | Eurofag | euroize | noneuro | Eurolaw | Eurozone

categorical_group_list: Geography, Proper Noun

etymology: Greek 'eurys' (wide) + 'ops' (face/eye)


morpheme_key: europe

morpheme: europe

morpheme_head: europe

affix_form: -europe-

meaning_definition: Europe

example_words_list_1: European, Eurocentric, Eurovision

example_words_corpus: Europewide

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Geography

etymology: Greek 'Eurōpē'


morpheme_key: eury

morpheme: eury

morpheme_head: eury

affix_form: eury-

meaning_definition: extensive | vast

example_words_list_1: aneurysm | Europe | eurypterid | microaneurysm | euroky | Eurydice | euryhygric | euryphagous | eurytropic

example_words_corpus: euryopia | eurysome | eurytopy | eurytherm | eurytopic | euryphage

related_morphemes: compare steno / steno

categorical_group_list: Descriptives

etymology: εὐρύς (eurús) | εὖρος ~breadth | width~ | Greek eurys : wide | broad

source: Cognatarium | Wikipedia


morpheme_key: eurydice

morpheme: eurydice

morpheme_head: eurydice

affix_form: -eurydice-

meaning_definition: Eurydice (mythological figure)

example_words_list_1: Eurydice

example_words_corpus: Eurydicean

categorical_group_list: Mythology, Proper Noun, Greek Mythology

etymology: From Greek Eurydike, from eurys 'wide' + dikē 'justice'


morpheme_key: eutectic

morpheme: eutectic

morpheme_head: eutectic

affix_form: -eutectic-

meaning_definition: easily melted | having a single melting point

example_words_list_1: eutectic, eutectic alloy, eutectic temperature

example_words_corpus: eutectics | hypoeutectic

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Temperature, State of matter

etymology: Greek euxin (well) + tattein (to melt)


morpheme_key: euthanasia

morpheme: euthanasia

morpheme_head: euthanasia

affix_form: -euthanasia-

meaning_definition: death | killing

example_words_list_1: thanatos, thantology, thantology

categorical_group_list: Life and Death, Quality

etymology: Greek eu- "well" + thanatos "death"


morpheme_key: ev

morpheme: ev

morpheme_head: ev

affix_form: ev-

meaning_definition: duration | temporal measure

example_words_list_1: age | coeval | eon | eternal | longevity | medieval | primeval

related_morphemes: et / et

categorical_group_list: Temporality, Duration

etymology: Latin 'aequus' (equal) + 'aevum' (age, lifetime)


morpheme_key: evade

morpheme: evade

morpheme_head: evade

affix_form: -evade-

meaning_definition: avoid | escape | shun

example_words_list_1: evade, evasion, evasive

example_words_corpus: evades | evader | evaded | evadee | evaders | evadeth

categorical_group_list: Avoidance, Movement

etymology: Latin e- (variant of ex-) 'out' + vadere 'to go'


morpheme_key: evanesce

morpheme: evanesce

morpheme_head: evanesce

affix_form: -evanesce-

meaning_definition: vanish | fade | pass away

example_words_list_1: evanescent, evanescence

example_words_corpus: evanesced | evanesces

categorical_group_list: Disappearance, Motion

etymology: Latin evanescere 'to vanish', from ex- 'out' + vanus 'empty'


morpheme_key: evangel

morpheme: evangel

morpheme_head: evangel

affix_form: -evangel-

meaning_definition: good news | glad tidings

example_words_list_1: evangelist, evangelical

example_words_corpus: evangels | evangelic | evangelism | evangelical | evangelisms | evangelship

categorical_group_list: Communication, Positive concept

etymology: Greek evangelion 'good news'


morpheme_key: even

morpheme: even

morpheme_head: even

affix_form: even-

sense_label: equal

meaning_definition: equal | symmetric | dividing into two

example_words_list_1: evens | evenly | uneven | evened | evenes | evening

categorical_group_list: Symmetry, Equality, Division

etymology: From Old English 'efen' meaning 'level, uniform, equal', related to 'even' (adj.) and 'even' (adv.).


morpheme_key: evening

morpheme: evening

morpheme_head: evening

affix_form: -evening-

meaning_definition: the time of day when the sun sets | the period of darkness following sunset

example_words_list_1: evening, eveningstar, eveningtide

example_words_corpus: evenings | eveninglike | eveningless | yesterevening

categorical_group_list: Time, Period

etymology: Old English æfen


morpheme_key: event

morpheme: event

morpheme_head: event

affix_form: -event-

meaning_definition: occurrence | happening | incident

example_words_list_1: event, eventful, eventuality

example_words_corpus: events | eventer | coevent | eventify | eventual | eventful

categorical_group_list: Time, Occurrence

etymology: Latin 'eventus' meaning 'outcome, result', from 'evenire' 'to come out, happen'


morpheme_key: every

morpheme: every

morpheme_head: every

affix_form: -every-

meaning_definition: all | each | all members of a group

example_words_list_1: everybody, everything, everyone

categorical_group_list: Quantifier, Totality

etymology: Old English æfre 'always' + ælc 'each'


morpheme_key: evict

morpheme: evict

morpheme_head: evict

affix_form: -evict-

meaning_definition: to expel | to remove | to evict

example_words_list_1: eviction, evictable

example_words_corpus: evicts | evictor | evicted | evictee | eviction | evicting

categorical_group_list: Removal, Action

etymology: Latin e- 'out' + vicare 'to dwell' (from vicus 'village')


morpheme_key: evidence

morpheme: evidence

morpheme_head: evidence

affix_form: -evidence-

meaning_definition: proof | sign | indication

example_words_list_1: evidence, evidentiary, evident

example_words_corpus: evidences | evidenced | evidencer | evidencers | inevidence | evidenceth

categorical_group_list: Perception, Truth, Logic

etymology: Latin evidens 'clear, manifest', from e- 'out' + videns 'seeing', present participle of videre 'to see'


morpheme_key: evident

morpheme: evident

morpheme_head: evident

affix_form: -evident-

meaning_definition: visible | apparent | manifest

example_words_list_1: evident, evidence, evidentiary

example_words_corpus: evidently | inevident | evidentness | superevident

categorical_group_list: Perception, Visibility

etymology: Latin evidens (gen. evidentis) 'manifest, clear', from e- 'out' + videns 'seeing', present participle of videre 'to see'


morpheme_key: evil

morpheme: evil

morpheme_head: evil

affix_form: -evil-

meaning_definition: morally wrong | wicked | harmful | malevolent

example_words_list_1: evil, evilness, evildoer

example_words_corpus: evils | evilly | nonevil | evilist | evilness | evildoer

categorical_group_list: Morality, Emotion

etymology: Old English 'yfel'


morpheme_key: evince

morpheme: evince

morpheme_head: evince

affix_form: -evince-

meaning_definition: to show | to make manifest | to reveal

example_words_list_1: evince, evincible

example_words_corpus: evinced | evinces | evincest | evinceth | unevinced

categorical_group_list: Manifestation, Revelation

etymology: Latin e- (variant of ex-) 'out' + vincire 'to bind'


morpheme_key: evita

morpheme: evita

morpheme_head: evita

affix_form: -evita-

meaning_definition: to avoid, eschew | to keep away from, refrain from

example_words_list_1: evitable, inevitable

example_words_list_2: evitable, inevitable

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: evita

etymology: Latin 'evitare' 'to shun, avoid', from 'e-' (out) + 'vitare' (to avoid)


morpheme_key: evitable

morpheme: evitable

morpheme_head: evitable

affix_form: -evitable-

meaning_definition: able to be | avoidable

example_words_list_1: inevitable, evitable

example_words_corpus: evitably | evitability

categorical_group_list: Ability, Avoidance

etymology: Latin e- 'out' + vitare 'to avoid'


morpheme_key: evoke

morpheme: evoke

morpheme_head: evoke

affix_form: -evoke-

meaning_definition: to call forth | to summon | to bring to mind

example_words_list_1: evocative, provocative, evocative

example_words_corpus: evoked | evokes | evoker | evokers | evokest | unevoked

categorical_group_list: Action, Summoning, Mental Process

etymology: Latin evocare 'to call out, summon', from ex- 'out' + vocare 'to call'


morpheme_key: ewer

morpheme: ewer

morpheme_head: ewer

affix_form: -ewer-

meaning_definition: one who does | agent

example_words_list_1: lawyer, player, rower, mower

example_words_corpus: ewers | ewerer | ewerers

categorical_group_list: Agent, Profession, Latin origin

etymology: Latin -er, agent suffix derived from the past participle suffix -tor/-or


morpheme_key: ex

morpheme: ex

morpheme_head: ex

affix_form: ex-

sense_label: out

meaning_definition: external | external position | originating from outside | absent | removed from | separated from | origin | disengaged | external direction | typically signifies separation | external | absent | serves as an intensifier | distant | lacking | complete | digital context

example_words_list_1: exit, extract, expand, exclude, exhale, eject, ejecta, ejector, ejectment, ejector

example_words_corpus: exgod | Artex | Kardex | exgods | exclave | explant

related_morphemes: extended form: extr / extr / : e-, exo / exo / : ec / ec / : compare in / in / : ex- becomes ef- before f; e- before b, d, g, j, l, m, n, r, v; often ec- before c, s; es- in words of French origin; before stems beginning with s the initial s is sometimes dropped: execrate, exude, exult

categorical_group_list: preposition-like

ancestor_etymon: e

etymology: Latin ex- 'out, out of, from', from PIE *eg- 'out, outside'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek | Latin

source: Cognatarium | http://www.palosverdes.com/jesse/pvphs/www—freecollege—com—vocab.htm | Wikipedia | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/


morpheme_key: exa

morpheme: exa

morpheme_head: exa

affix_form: exa-

meaning_definition: quintillion (1018)

example_words_list_1: exaop | exaton | exaops | exagram | exabyte | exatons

categorical_group_list: Number, Magnitude, SI Prefix

etymology: Greek hex (ἕξ) 'six' via SI prefix derivation

source: Wikipedia


morpheme_key: exact

morpheme: exact

morpheme_head: exact

affix_form: -exact-

meaning_definition: precise | accurate | identical

example_words_list_1: exactness, exactly, exactitude

example_words_corpus: exacts | exactly | exactor | exacter | unexact | exacting

categorical_group_list: Precision, Identity

etymology: Latin exactus, past participle of exagere 'to weigh out, determine precisely', from ex- 'out' + agere 'to drive, do'


morpheme_key: exalt

morpheme: exalt

morpheme_head: exalt

affix_form: -exalt-

meaning_definition: to raise high | to glorify | to praise

example_words_list_1: exaltation, exultant

example_words_corpus: exalts | exalted | exalter | exalting | exalters | exalteth

categorical_group_list: Elevation, Praise, Status

etymology: Latin exaltare 'to raise up', from ex- 'out' + altus 'high'


morpheme_key: exam

morpheme: exam

morpheme_head: exam

affix_form: -exam-

meaning_definition: test | trial | investigation

example_words_list_1: examine, examination, examiner

example_words_corpus: exams | examsmanship

categorical_group_list: Testing, Evaluation

etymology: Latin examinare 'to weigh out, test, investigate', from ex- 'out' + -aminare (related to ambire 'to go around')


morpheme_key: examine

morpheme: examine

morpheme_head: examine

affix_form: -examine-

meaning_definition: to inspect | to look closely | to investigate

example_words_list_1: examination, examiner, examinable

example_words_corpus: examined | examines | examinee | examinest | preexamine | preexamined

categorical_group_list: Perception, Investigation, Analysis

etymology: Latin 'examinare' (to weigh, investigate), from 'ex-' (out) + 'examen' (weight, balance)


morpheme_key: example

morpheme: example

morpheme_head: example

affix_form: -example-

meaning_definition: model | pattern | specimen

example_words_list_1: exemplary, exemplification, exemplum

example_words_corpus: examples | exampled | unexampled | nonexample | nonexamples | counterexample

categorical_group_list: Representation, Pattern

etymology: From Latin exemplum 'sample, pattern', from ex- 'out' + emere 'take'


morpheme_key: exasperate

morpheme: exasperate

morpheme_head: exasperate

affix_form: -exasperate-

meaning_definition: to irritate | to annoy | to frustrate

example_words_list_1: exasperated, exasperating, exasperation

example_words_corpus: exasperated | exasperates | exasperater | exasperaters | exasperateth | exasperatedly

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Irritation

etymology: Latin exasperatus, past participle of exasperare 'to irritate', from ex- 'out' + asper 'rough'


morpheme_key: excavate

morpheme: excavate

morpheme_head: excavate

affix_form: -excavate-

meaning_definition: to dig out | to hollow out | to unearth

example_words_list_1: excavation, excavator, excavating

example_words_corpus: excavated | excavates | unexcavated | nonexcavated

categorical_group_list: Action, Physical process

etymology: Latin excavatus, past participle of excavare 'to dig out', from ex- 'out' + cavus 'hollow'


morpheme_key: exceed

morpheme: exceed

morpheme_head: exceed

affix_form: -exceed-

meaning_definition: to go beyond | to surpass | to be greater than

example_words_list_1: exceed, exceeding, exceeded

example_words_corpus: exceeds | exceeded | exceeder | exceeding | exceedeth | exceeders

categorical_group_list: Quantity, Motion, Magnitude

etymology: Latin excedere 'to go out, surpass', from ex- 'out' + cedere 'to go'


morpheme_key: excel

morpheme: excel

morpheme_head: excel

affix_form: -excel-

meaning_definition: to elevate | to ascend

example_words_list_1: excel, excellent, excelsior, Gloria in Excelsis Deo

example_words_corpus: excels | excelled | excellent | excelling | excelleth | excellest

categorical_group_list: Ascension, Superiority

etymology: Latin ex- 'out, upward' + celare 'to hide'


morpheme_key: excelsior

morpheme: excelsior

morpheme_head: excelsior

affix_form: -excelsior-

meaning_definition: ever upward | higher | ascending

example_words_list_1: excelsior

categorical_group_list: Ascension, Magnitude, Positivity

etymology: Latin excelsior, comparative of excelsus 'lofty, elevated', from ex- 'out' + celsus 'high'


morpheme_key: excerpt

morpheme: excerpt

morpheme_head: excerpt

affix_form: -excerpt-

meaning_definition: to take out | to select | a portion taken out

example_words_list_1: excerpt

example_words_corpus: excerpts | excerpted | excerptor | excerpting | excerptive | excerptors

categorical_group_list: Selection, Extraction

etymology: Latin ex- 'out' + capere 'to take'


morpheme_key: exchequer

morpheme: exchequer

morpheme_head: exchequer

affix_form: -exchequer-

meaning_definition: treasury | financial office | national bank

example_words_list_1: ['exchequer']

categorical_group_list: Finance, Administration

etymology: Old French 'eschequier' (chessboard)


morpheme_key: excite

morpheme: excite

morpheme_head: excite

affix_form: -excite-

allomorphs: excito

meaning_definition: to stir up | to arouse | to stimulate

example_words_list_1: excite, exciting, excitement, excitedly

example_words_corpus: excites | exciter | sexcite | deexcite | exciters | excitement

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Action, Stimulation

etymology: Latin excītāre 'to stir up, rouse', frequentative of excīdere 'to fall out'


morpheme_key: excoriate

morpheme: excoriate

morpheme_head: excoriate

affix_form: -excoriate-

meaning_definition: to strip the skin | to censure severely

example_words_list_1: excoriation

categorical_group_list: Action, Damage, Criticism

etymology: Latin excoriatus, past participle of excoriare 'to strip the skin off', from ex- 'out' + corium 'hide, skin'


morpheme_key: excrement

morpheme: excrement

morpheme_head: excrement

affix_form: excrement

meaning_definition: solid waste expelled from the digestive system | fecal matter | bodily waste product

example_words_list_1: excrements | excremental | excrementive | excrementize | excrementized | excrementizes

etymology: From Latin 'excrementum', derived from 'excremo' meaning 'to discharge'

source: MorphoLex | Wikidata


morpheme_key: excresc

morpheme: excresc

morpheme_head: excresc

affix_form: -excresc-

meaning_definition: growing | protruding | outgrowing

example_words_list_1: excrescence, excrescent

categorical_group_list: Growth, Physicality

etymology: Latin excrescens, present participle of excrescere 'to grow out'


morpheme_key: excrescent

morpheme: excrescent

morpheme_head: excrescent

affix_form: -excrescent-

meaning_definition: growing | increasing | extra | superfluous

example_words_list_1: excrescence

categorical_group_list: Growth, Size, Excess

etymology: Latin excrescens, present participle of excrescere 'to grow out' (ex- 'out' + crescere 'to grow')


morpheme_key: excreta

morpheme: excreta

morpheme_head: excreta

affix_form: -excreta-

allomorphs: excrete

meaning_definition: to discharge | to expel | waste product

example_words_list_1: excrete, excretion, excretory, excrement

categorical_group_list: Biological process, Elimination

etymology: Latin excreta, neuter plural past participle of excretere 'to discharge, expel', from ex- 'out' + cretere 'to separate, produce'


morpheme_key: excruciate

morpheme: excruciate

morpheme_head: excruciate

affix_form: -excruciate-

meaning_definition: to torture | to torment | to cause intense pain

example_words_list_1: excruciating, excruciatingly

example_words_corpus: excruciated | excruciates

categorical_group_list: Pain, Suffering, Violence

etymology: from Latin excruciatus, past participle of excruciare 'to torture', from ex- 'out' + crux 'cross'


morpheme_key: excuse

morpheme: excuse

morpheme_head: excuse

affix_form: -excuse-

meaning_definition: to forgive | to justify | to release from obligation

example_words_list_1: excuse, excusable, inexcusable

example_words_corpus: excused | excuser | excusers | excuseth | excusest | unexcused

categorical_group_list: Action, Forgiveness, Justification

etymology: Latin excusare 'to free from a charge, excuse', from ex- 'out' + causa 'cause, charge'


morpheme_key: execr

morpheme: execr

morpheme_head: execr

affix_form: -execr-

meaning_definition: out | away | from

example_words_list_1: exclude, excrete, execrable

categorical_group_list: Separation, Motion

etymology: Latin ex- (variant form before consonants) from PIE *eghs- 'out, out of'


morpheme_key: execute

morpheme: execute

morpheme_head: execute

affix_form: execute

meaning_definition: To initiate or begin an action | To carry out or perform a task | To operate or run a system

example_words_list_1: executed | executes | executeth | unexecute | executest | outexecute

register: neutral


morpheme_key: executrix

morpheme: executrix

morpheme_head: executrix

affix_form: -executrix-

meaning_definition: to carry out | to perform | to administer

example_words_list_1: executor, execution, execute, executive

categorical_group_list: Action, Completion

etymology: Latin executrix, feminine of executor, from exsequi 'to follow out, carry out'


morpheme_key: exegesis

morpheme: exegesis

morpheme_head: exegesis

affix_form: -exegesis-

meaning_definition: interpretation | explanation | exposition

example_words_list_1: exegesis

categorical_group_list: Communication, Knowledge, Analysis

etymology: Greek exēgēsis 'explanation', from exēgeisthai 'to interpret'


morpheme_key: exempl

morpheme: exempl

morpheme_head: exempl

affix_form: exempl-

meaning_definition: sample, pattern, model

example_words_list_1: example, exemplar, exemplary, exemplification, exemplify, exemplifying

categorical_group_list: Representation, Pattern

etymology: Latin exemplum 'sample, pattern' (from ex- 'out' + emere 'take')


morpheme_key: exempt

morpheme: exempt

morpheme_head: exempt

affix_form: exempt-

sense_label: free from obligation

meaning_definition: free from obligation

example_words_list_1: exempt | exemption | nonexempt | tax-exempt

example_words_corpus: exempts | exempted | unexempt | exemption | exempting | nonexempt

categorical_group_list: Privation, Absence

etymology: Latin exemptus, past participle of eximere 'to take out', from ex- 'out' + emere 'to take'


morpheme_key: exercise

morpheme: exercise

morpheme_head: exercise

affix_form: -exercise-

meaning_definition: to practice | to perform | to exert

example_words_list_1: exercise, exercising, exercised

example_words_corpus: exercised | exercises | exerciser | sexercise | exercisers | sexercises

categorical_group_list: Action, Physicality, Training

etymology: Latin exercitium, from exercere 'to train, practice'


morpheme_key: exert

morpheme: exert

morpheme_head: exert

affix_form: -exert-

meaning_definition: to apply | to bring to bear | to use force or influence

example_words_list_1: exert, exertion, exertive

example_words_corpus: exerts | exerted | coexert | exertion | exerting | exertive

categorical_group_list: Action, Force, Application

etymology: Latin ex- 'out' + gerere 'to carry, bear'


morpheme_key: exhaust

morpheme: exhaust

morpheme_head: exhaust

affix_form: -exhaust-

meaning_definition: to use up | to drain | to tire out

example_words_list_1: exhaust, exhaustion, exhaustive, exhaustible

example_words_corpus: exhausts | exhausted | exhauster | exhaustion | exhaustive | exhausting

categorical_group_list: Depletion, Intensity, Fatigue

etymology: Latin ex- 'out' + haurire 'to draw, drink'


morpheme_key: exhilarate

morpheme: exhilarate

morpheme_head: exhilarate

affix_form: -exhilarate-

meaning_definition: to make happy | to make lively | to gladden

example_words_list_1: exhilarated, exhilaration, exhilarating

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Vitality

etymology: Latin exhilarāre 'to make lively, invigorate', from ex- 'out' + hilaris 'cheerful'


morpheme_key: exhort

morpheme: exhort

morpheme_head: exhort

affix_form: -exhort-

meaning_definition: to urge | to encourage | to incite

example_words_list_1: exhortation, exhortative, exhortatory

example_words_corpus: exhorts | exhorted | exhorter | exhorting | exhorteth | exhorters

categorical_group_list: Action, Communication, Persuasion

etymology: Latin exhortari 'to urge on', from ex- 'out' + hortari 'to urge, encourage', from hortus 'enclosure' (originally 'to drive into the fold')


morpheme_key: exigence

morpheme: exigence

morpheme_head: exigence

affix_form: -exigence-

meaning_definition: urgent need | demand | pressure

example_words_list_1: exigence

example_words_corpus: exigences

categorical_group_list: Urgency, Necessity

etymology: Latin exigent- 'pressing, urgent', present participle stem of exigere 'to drive out, to demand'


morpheme_key: exigent

morpheme: exigent

morpheme_head: exigent

affix_form: -exigent-

meaning_definition: demanding | pressing | urgent

example_words_list_1: exigent

example_words_corpus: exigenter

categorical_group_list: Urgency, Pressure

etymology: Latin exigens, present participle of exigere 'to drive out, examine, demand'


morpheme_key: exiguous

morpheme: exiguous

morpheme_head: exiguous

affix_form: -exiguous-

meaning_definition: small | meager | scanty | insufficient

example_words_list_1: exiguous

example_words_corpus: exiguously | exiguousness

categorical_group_list: Size, Quantity, Scarcity

etymology: Latin exiguus 'small, scanty', from eximius 'exceptional' (ex- 'out' + agere 'to drive') or related to exigere 'to drive out, measure out'


morpheme_key: exile

morpheme: exile

morpheme_head: exile

affix_form: -exile-

meaning_definition: to banish | state of being banished | removal from one's country

example_words_list_1: exile, exiled, exiling

example_words_corpus: exiled | exiles | sexiled | sexiles | exilers | unexiled

categorical_group_list: Separation, Movement, Punishment

etymology: Latin ex- 'out of' + -ile (suffix forming adjectives/nouns from verbs) < exilium 'banishment' < exulare 'to banish'


morpheme_key: exist

morpheme: exist

morpheme_head: exist

affix_form: -exist-

meaning_definition: to be | to live | to occur

example_words_list_1: existence, existent, nonexistence

example_words_corpus: exists | coexist | existed | exister | inexist | unexist

categorical_group_list: Existence, Being, Verbs

etymology: Latin 'exsistere' (to emerge, stand out), from 'ex-' (out) + 'sistere' (to stand, place)


morpheme_key: exit

morpheme: exit

morpheme_head: exit

affix_form: -exit-

meaning_definition: to go out | departure | leave

example_words_list_1: exit, exodus, exitable

example_words_corpus: exits | Lexit | Texit | Dexit | Wexit | exited

categorical_group_list: Motion, Departure

etymology: Latin ex- 'out, out of' + itus, past participle of ire 'to go'


morpheme_key: exo

morpheme: exo

morpheme_head: exo

affix_form: exo-

sense_label: outside

meaning_definition: external | outer | away from the core

example_words_list_1: exogamous | exotoxin | exogenous | exophthalmos | exoskeleton | exoplanet | exogamy | exosome | exosphere | exoteric | exothermic | exotic | exoticism | exotropia | exobiology | exocarp | exocrine | exoderm | exodontia | oxogenous | exospore

example_words_corpus: exonym | exopod | exogen | exogamy | exoderm | exocarp

related_morphemes: ex / ex

categorical_group_list: Spatial, External

ancestor_etymon: ἔξω  OED | exo

etymology: repr. Greek ἔξω | without OED | Greek ἔξω (éxō) | outside of | external | ἔξω (éxō) | Greek exo- : outside of | out

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek  OED | Greek

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


morpheme_key: exodus

morpheme: exodus

morpheme_head: exodus

affix_form: -exodus-

meaning_definition: departure | mass movement | exit

example_words_list_1: exoduses

example_words_corpus: exoduses

categorical_group_list: Movement, Departure

etymology: Greek exodos (ex- 'out' + hodos 'way')


morpheme_key: exoner

morpheme: exoner

morpheme_head: exoner

affix_form: -exoner-

meaning_definition: to free | to release | to clear of blame

example_words_list_1: exonerate, exoneration

categorical_group_list: Release, Removal, Legal

etymology: Latin ex- 'out of' + onerare 'to load' (from onus 'load')


morpheme_key: exorable

morpheme: exorable

morpheme_head: exorable

affix_form: -exorable-

meaning_definition: not | unable to be | beyond

example_words_list_1: inexorable, inexorability

categorical_group_list: Negation, Ability, Motion

etymology: Latin exorabilis 'pliable, persuadable', from exorare 'to prevail upon, persuade' (ex- 'out' + orare 'to speak, plead')


morpheme_key: exorc

morpheme: exorc

morpheme_head: exorc

affix_form: -exorc-

meaning_definition: to drive out | to expel

example_words_list_1: exorcise, exorcism, exorcist

categorical_group_list: Action, Removal

etymology: Latin exorcismus, from Greek exorkismos 'solemn oath', from exorkizein 'to bind by oath', from ex- 'out' + orkizein 'to swear'


morpheme_key: exoticus

morpheme: exoticus

morpheme_head: exoticus

affix_form: exoticus-

meaning_definition: external | transcending

example_words_list_1: exotic, exotica

example_words_list_2: exotic, exotica

categorical_group_list: Concatenation

ancestor_etymon: exo

etymology: From Greek exō 'outside' via Latin exoticus


morpheme_key: expand

morpheme: expand

morpheme_head: expand

affix_form: -expand-

meaning_definition: to spread out | to increase in size | to enlarge

example_words_list_1: expandable, expansion, expansive, expandable

example_words_corpus: expands | expanded | expander | reexpand | expanding | expanders

categorical_group_list: Growth, Magnitude, Extension

etymology: Latin 'expandere' (past participle 'expansus'), from 'ex-' (out) + 'pandere' (to spread)


morpheme_key: expanse

morpheme: expanse

morpheme_head: expanse

affix_form: -expanse-

meaning_definition: wide area | vast space | extent

example_words_list_1: expansive, expansion, expanse

example_words_corpus: expanses | expansed

categorical_group_list: Space, Magnitude, Dimension

etymology: Latin expansus, past participle of expandere 'to spread out'


morpheme_key: expatiate

morpheme: expatiate

morpheme_head: expatiate

affix_form: -expatiate-

meaning_definition: speak or write at length | dwell | wander

example_words_list_1: expatiation

example_words_corpus: expatiated | expatiates | expatiateth

categorical_group_list: Communication, Movement

etymology: Latin expatiatus, past participle of expatiari 'to wander abroad, speak at length', from ex- 'out' + patari 'to spread, extend'


morpheme_key: expect

morpheme: expect

morpheme_head: expect

affix_form: -expect-

meaning_definition: to look out for | to await | to anticipate

example_words_list_1: expectation, expectant, unexpected, expectantly

example_words_corpus: expects | expected | expecter | expectee | expecting | expecteth

categorical_group_list: Anticipation, Perception

etymology: Latin expectare 'to watch out for, await', from ex- 'out' + specere 'to look'


morpheme_key: expeditus

morpheme: expeditus

morpheme_head: expeditus

affix_form: -expeditus-

meaning_definition: hasten | expedite

example_words_list_1: expedite, expedient

example_words_list_2: expedite, expedient

ancestor_etymon: ped

etymology: Latin expedītus, past participle of expedīre 'to free, dispatch', from ex- 'out' + ped- 'foot'


morpheme_key: expel

morpheme: expel

morpheme_head: expel

affix_form: -expel-

meaning_definition: to force out | to eject | to remove

example_words_list_1: expulsion, expelling, expelled

example_words_corpus: expels | expeled | reexpel | expellee | expelled | expeling

categorical_group_list: Motion, Removal, Action

etymology: Latin expellere 'to drive out', from ex- 'out' + pellere 'to drive, push'


morpheme_key: expense

morpheme: expense

morpheme_head: expense

affix_form: -expense-

meaning_definition: cost | expenditure | spending | loss

example_words_list_1: expense, inexpensive, expenditure, expensiveness

example_words_corpus: expenses | expensed | nonexpense | expenseful | unexpensed | expenseless

categorical_group_list: Economy, Loss, Transaction

etymology: Latin expens- 'paid out', past participle stem of expendere 'to weigh out, pay'


morpheme_key: exper

morpheme: exper

morpheme_head: exper

affix_form: False

meaning_definition: to attempt | to acquire knowledge through practice

example_words_list_1: experience, experiment, expert, expertise

related_morphemes: pir / pir

categorical_group_list: Trial, Knowledge, Action

etymology: Latin experiri 'to try, test, attempt', from ex- 'out' + peritus 'experienced'


morpheme_key: experience

morpheme: experience

morpheme_head: experience

affix_form: -experience-

meaning_definition: to undergo | to encounter | knowledge gained through action

categorical_group_list: Cognition, Action, Process

etymology: Latin experientia 'experience, knowledge gained through trial', from experiri 'to try, test'


morpheme_key: experiment

morpheme: experiment

morpheme_head: experiment

affix_form: -experiment-

meaning_definition: test | trial | investigation

categorical_group_list: Process, Investigation, Science

etymology: Latin experimentum 'an attempt, test, trial', from experiri 'to try, test'


morpheme_key: expert

morpheme: expert

morpheme_head: expert

affix_form: -expert-

meaning_definition: expert | skilled | knowledgeable

example_words_list_1: expert, expertise, expertly

example_words_corpus: experts | sexpert | expertly | inexpert | sexperts | unexpert

categorical_group_list: Ability, Skill, Knowledge

etymology: Latin expertus, past participle of experiri 'to try, test, experience'


morpheme_key: expiable

morpheme: expiable

morpheme_head: expiable

affix_form: -expiable-

meaning_definition: to atone | to make amends | to redeem

example_words_list_1: expiation, expiate, inexpiable

categorical_group_list: Atonement, Redemption

etymology: Latin expiabilis, from expiare 'to atone, expiate' (ex- 'out' + piare 'to purify, make propitious')


morpheme_key: expiate

morpheme: expiate

morpheme_head: expiate

affix_form: -expiate-

meaning_definition: atone | make amends | cleanse

example_words_list_1: expiation, expiatory

example_words_corpus: inexpiate

categorical_group_list: Purification, Redemption

etymology: Latin expiatus, past participle of expiare 'to atone for, cleanse, make amends'


morpheme_key: expire

morpheme: expire

morpheme_head: expire

affix_form: -expire-

meaning_definition: to end | to cease | to pass away

example_words_list_1: expiration, expiratory, expirated

example_words_corpus: expired | expires | expirer | expirees | expirers | unexpire

categorical_group_list: Termination, Time, Process

etymology: Latin expirare 'to breathe out, expire', from ex- 'out' + spirare 'to breathe'


morpheme_key: explain

morpheme: explain

morpheme_head: explain

affix_form: -explain-

meaning_definition: make clear | clarify | interpret

example_words_list_1: explain, explanation, explanatory

example_words_corpus: explains | explained | explainer | explaining | explainers | misexplain

categorical_group_list: Communication, Cognition

etymology: Latin explicare 'unfold, unravel' (ex- 'out' + plicare 'to fold')


morpheme_key: expletive

morpheme: expletive

morpheme_head: expletive

affix_form: -expletive-

meaning_definition: out | from | away

example_words_list_1: exit, exclude, extract, expel

example_words_corpus: expletives | sexpletive | expletively | sexpletives

categorical_group_list: Direction, Separation, Ablative

etymology: Latin ex- 'out, out of, from within'


morpheme_key: explicit

morpheme: explicit

morpheme_head: explicit

affix_form: -explicit-

meaning_definition: clearly stated | fully expressed | leaving no doubt

example_words_list_1: explicit, explicitness, explicating

example_words_corpus: sexplicit | explicitly | inexplicit | unexplicit | nonexplicit | explicitome

categorical_group_list: Clarity, Expression

etymology: Latin explicatus, past participle of explicare 'to unfold, explain'


morpheme_key: exploit

morpheme: exploit

morpheme_head: exploit

affix_form: -exploit-

meaning_definition: to make use of | to utilize | to take advantage of

example_words_list_1: exploit, exploitative, exploitable

example_words_corpus: exploits | sexploit | exploiter | exploited | exploitee | sexploits

categorical_group_list: Action, Utility

etymology: Latin 'explicare' meaning 'to unfold, unroll, explain', from 'ex-' (out) + 'plicare' (to fold)


morpheme_key: explore

morpheme: explore

morpheme_head: explore

affix_form: -explore-

meaning_definition: to travel through | to examine | to investigate

example_words_list_1: exploration, exploratory, explorer

example_words_corpus: explorer | explored | explores | sexplore | explorers | exploreth

categorical_group_list: Discovery, Investigation, Movement

etymology: Latin exploratus, past participle of explorare 'to search out, investigate', from ex- 'out' + plorare 'to cry out'


morpheme_key: expo

morpheme: expo

morpheme_head: expo

affix_form: -expo-

meaning_definition: out | away | subject to exposure

example_words_list_1: expose, exposition, expropriate

categorical_group_list: Direction, Motion, Exposure

etymology: Latin ex- 'out, out of, away from'


morpheme_key: exponent

morpheme: exponent

morpheme_head: exponent

affix_form: -exponent-

meaning_definition: power | force | mathematical strength

example_words_list_1: exponent, exponential, exponentiation

example_words_corpus: exponents | preexponent | preexponents

categorical_group_list: Magnitude, Mathematics, Power

etymology: Latin 'exponere' (to put out, explain), from 'ex-' (out) + 'ponere' (to place)


morpheme_key: expound

morpheme: expound

morpheme_head: expound

affix_form: -expound-

meaning_definition: to explain | to set forth | to detail

example_words_list_1: expounded, expounding, expounder

example_words_corpus: expounds | expounder | expounded | expounders | expounding | misexpound

categorical_group_list: Communication, Explanation

etymology: Latin ex- 'out' + pandere 'to spread, stretch out'


morpheme_key: expunge

morpheme: expunge

morpheme_head: expunge

affix_form: -expunge-

meaning_definition: erase | remove | delete

example_words_list_1: expunge

example_words_corpus: expunged | expunges | expunger | expungee | expungers | expungees

categorical_group_list: Removal, Destruction

etymology: Latin expungere 'to blot out, erase', from ex- 'out' + pungere 'to prick, poke'


morpheme_key: exquisite

morpheme: exquisite

morpheme_head: exquisite

affix_form: -exquisite-

meaning_definition: extremely beautiful | delicate | refined

example_words_list_1: exquisite

example_words_corpus: exquisites | exquisitely | exquisiteness | overexquisite | superexquisite | exquisitenesses

categorical_group_list: Quality, Intensity, Aesthetics

etymology: Latin exquisitus, past participle of exquisere 'to search out, find', from ex- 'out' + quaerere 'to seek'


morpheme_key: extant

morpheme: extant

morpheme_head: extant

affix_form: -extant-

meaning_definition: still in existence | surviving

example_words_list_1: extant

example_words_corpus: nonextant

categorical_group_list: Existence, Continuity

etymology: Latin ex- "out of" + stare "to stand"


morpheme_key: exter

morpheme: exter

morpheme_head: exter

affix_form: exter-

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun, verb

meaning_definition: outside of, beyond, more than, outer, outwards

example_words_list_1: external, extrinsic, extraordinary, extrapolate, extraneous, extrovert, extracurricular, extra-terrestrial, estrange, estrangement, exterior

categorical_group_list: preposition-like

etymology: extra, extraneus and exterus


morpheme_key: exterior

morpheme: exterior

morpheme_head: exterior

affix_form: -exterior-

meaning_definition: outside | outer | external

example_words_list_1: exterior, exteriority

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Position

etymology: Latin exterior 'outer, on the outside', from exter 'outside' (comparative of extra 'outside') + -ior 'superlative suffix'


morpheme_key: extinct

morpheme: extinct

morpheme_head: extinct

affix_form: -extinct-

meaning_definition: extinguished | wiped out | no longer existing

example_words_list_1: extinct

example_words_corpus: extincts | unextinct | extinctor | coextinct | extinction | extincture

categorical_group_list: Absence, Termination, State of being

etymology: Latin extinctus, past participle of exstinguere 'to extinguish, destroy'


morpheme_key: extinguish

morpheme: extinguish

morpheme_head: extinguish

affix_form: -extinguish-

meaning_definition: to put out | to quench | to cause to cease

example_words_corpus: extinguished | extinguisher | extinguishers | extinguishing | extinguisheth | extinguishant

categorical_group_list: Destruction, Cessation

etymology: Latin extinguere 'to put out, quench', from ex- 'out' + tinguire 'to dye, wet'


morpheme_key: extirpate

morpheme: extirpate

morpheme_head: extirpate

affix_form: -extirpate-

meaning_definition: to root out | to eradicate | to destroy completely

example_words_list_1: extirpate, extirpation, extirpated

example_words_corpus: extirpated | extirpates

categorical_group_list: Destruction, Removal

etymology: Latin ex- 'out' + stirps (genitive stirpis) 'root'


morpheme_key: extol

morpheme: extol

morpheme_head: extol

affix_form: -extol-

meaning_definition: praise | glorify | laud

example_words_list_1: extol

example_words_corpus: extols | extoller | extollers | extolment | extolleth | extolments

categorical_group_list: Praise, Positive emotion

etymology: Latin extollere 'to lift up, praise', from ex- 'up' + tollere 'to lift'


morpheme_key: extra

morpheme: extra

morpheme_head: extra

affix_form: extra-

allomorphs: extr | extro

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective | noun | verb

meaning_definition: external | located | beyond a boundary | not within | past a limit | exceeding a quantity | peripheral | away from the center

example_words_list_1: extradural hematoma extraordinary | extreme | extra-terrestrial | extrovert | extraordinary | extracurricular | external | extrinsic | extrapolate | extraneous | estrange | estrangement | exterior

example_words_corpus: extras | extranet | extranets | extraness | extralong | extrapair

ancestor_etymon: extrā  OED

etymology: Latin praefixum 'extra' meaning 'outside, beyond'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED | Latin

source: https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/ | MorphoQuantics | Wikipedia | Stein


morpheme_key: extradite

morpheme: extradite

morpheme_head: extradite

affix_form: -extradite-

meaning_definition: hand over | surrender | deliver

example_words_list_1: extradition, extraditable

categorical_group_list: Action, Transfer

etymology: Latin ex- 'out' + dīre 'to say, give'


morpheme_key: extraneous

morpheme: extraneous

morpheme_head: extraneous

affix_form: -extraneous-

meaning_definition: outside | external | extra

example_words_list_1: extraneous

example_words_corpus: extraneously | unextraneous | nonextraneous | extraneousness

categorical_group_list: Externality, Spatiality

etymology: Latin extraneus 'outside, external', from extra 'outside'


morpheme_key: extravag

morpheme: extravag

morpheme_head: extravag

affix_form: -extravag-

meaning_definition: wandering | out of | exceeding

example_words_list_1: extravagant, extravagance

categorical_group_list: Movement, Excess

etymology: Latin 'extravagari' (to wander outside), from 'extra-' (outside) + 'vagari' (to wander)


morpheme_key: extravagant

morpheme: extravagant

morpheme_head: extravagant

affix_form: -extravagant-

meaning_definition: exceeding | beyond | out of bounds

example_words_list_1: extravagant

categorical_group_list: Quantity, Excess

etymology: Latin extrā 'outside, beyond'


morpheme_key: extrem

morpheme: extrem

morpheme_head: extrem

affix_form: extrem-

allomorphs: extrema

sense_label: outermost

meaning_definition: most external | greatest in distance | extreme limit

example_words_list_1: extreme | extremity | extremophile

example_words_list_2: extreme | extremity | extremophile

categorical_group_list: Degree, Spatial, Intensity

ancestor_etymon: extrem

etymology: extremus


morpheme_key: extric

morpheme: extric

morpheme_head: extric

affix_form: -extric-

meaning_definition: to free | to release | to disentangle

example_words_list_1: extricate, extrication

categorical_group_list: Action, Release

etymology: Latin extricatus, past participle of extricare 'to disentangle', from ex- 'out' + tricae 'trifles, perplexities'


morpheme_key: extrinsic

morpheme: extrinsic

morpheme_head: extrinsic

affix_form: -extrinsic-

meaning_definition: outside | external | not inherent

example_words_list_1: extrinsic, extrinsically

example_words_corpus: extrinsics | nonextrinsic | extrinsicate | extrinsicness | extrinsicates | extrinsicated

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Relation

etymology: Latin extrinsecus 'from without', from extra 'outside' + secus 'alongside'


morpheme_key: exuberance

morpheme: exuberance

morpheme_head: exuberance

affix_form: -exuberance-

meaning_definition: full of energy | vitality | excitement

example_words_list_1: exuberant, exuberance

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Vitality

etymology: Latin exuberant- 'abundant, overflowing', from exuberare 'to grow tall, be abundant'


morpheme_key: exuberant

morpheme: exuberant

morpheme_head: exuberant

affix_form: -exuberant-

meaning_definition: full of energy | lively | overflowing

example_words_list_1: exuberant, exuberance, exuberantly

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Intensity, Vitality

etymology: Latin exuberans, present participle of exuberare 'to grow wild, overflow', from ex- 'out' + uber 'fertile, rich'


morpheme_key: exude

morpheme: exude

morpheme_head: exude

affix_form: -exude-

meaning_definition: to flow out | to emit | to display

example_words_list_1: exude, exudation, exudate

example_words_corpus: exudes | exuded | exuder | exudeth | exuders

categorical_group_list: Motion, Emission, Manifestation

etymology: Latin exsudare 'to sweat out', from ex- 'out' + sudare 'to sweat'


morpheme_key: exult

morpheme: exult

morpheme_head: exult

affix_form: -exult-

meaning_definition: rejoice | feel triumphant | great joy

example_words_list_1: exult, exultation, exultant

example_words_corpus: exults | exulted | exultant | exulting | exultings | exultantly

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Positive affect

etymology: Latin exultare 'to leap for joy', from ex- 'out' + saltare 'to jump'


morpheme_key: ey

morpheme: ey

morpheme_head: ey

affix_form: -ey

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme | Derivational

meaning_definition: small | diminutive | endearing | affectionate

example_words_list_1: doggy, kitty, donkey, monkey

example_words_corpus: skyey | eyren | horsey | darkey | jockey | jockeys

categorical_group_list: Diminutive

ancestor_etymon: Scottish-Dutch diminutive, 15th century-on

etymology: diminutive, 15th century-on

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle English


morpheme_key: eye

morpheme: eye

morpheme_head: eye

affix_form: -eye-

sense_label: eye

meaning_definition: eye | organ of sight

example_words_list_1: eyeball, eyeless, eyeful

example_words_corpus: eyer | eyed | eyes | oxeye | eyers | eyely

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Sensory, Perception

etymology: From Proto-Germanic *augō, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂okw- 'eye'

ancestor_etymon_language: Proto-Germanic


morpheme_key: fa

morpheme: fa

morpheme_head: fa

affix_form: fa-

meaning_definition: express | articulate | referenced | the act of expressing

example_words_list_1: famous, fame, infamy, defame, fame

related_morphemes: fess / fess, phas2 / phas

categorical_group_list: Speech, Communication, Verbal Action

etymology: Latin 'fari' (to speak) + '-a' (nom. sg. of past participle stem 'fatus')

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin


morpheme_key: fab

morpheme: fab

morpheme_head: fab

affix_form: fab-

sense_label: bean

meaning_definition: bean

example_words_list_1: faba bean

example_words_list_2: faba bean

example_words_corpus: fabs | fabby | fabbo | fabber | subfab | fabbers

categorical_group_list: Food, Botany

etymology: faba


morpheme_key: faber

morpheme: faber

morpheme_head: faber

affix_form: -faber-

meaning_definition: maker | craftsman | artisan

example_words_list_1: fabricate, fabricate, fabulist

categorical_group_list: Agency, Profession

etymology: From Latin faber 'smith, craftsman', of uncertain origin, possibly related to Greek fabros 'skilled'.


morpheme_key: fable

morpheme: fable

morpheme_head: fable

affix_form: -fable-

meaning_definition: story | tale | fiction

example_words_list_1: fable, fabulist, fabulous

example_words_corpus: fabler | fabled | fables | fablers | unfabled | fablelike

categorical_group_list: Narrative, Communication

etymology: Latin fabula 'story, tale'


morpheme_key: fabric

morpheme: fabric

morpheme_head: fabric

affix_form: -fabric-

meaning_definition: to assemble | to construct

example_words_list_1: fabric, fabricate, fabrication, prefabricated

example_words_corpus: fabrics | fabricky | biofabric | nonfabric | geofabric | biofabrics

categorical_group_list: Construction, Creation

etymology: Latin fabrica 'workshop, craft' (noun) or fabricus 'skilled in work' (adjective)


morpheme_key: fabul

morpheme: fabul

morpheme_head: fabul

affix_form: -fabul-

meaning_definition: narrative | tale | fable

example_words_list_1: fable, fabulous

example_words_list_2: fable, fabulous

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: fabul


morpheme_key: fac

morpheme: fac

morpheme_head: fac

affix_form: fac-

allomorphs: faci

sense_label: do

meaning_definition: perform or create | mold, craft, or structure | confront or encounter | produce an effect | a noun denoting an action or resulting state

example_words_list_1: affair | affect | affectation | amplify | artifact | artifice | benefactor | benefice | benefit | confection | counterfeit | defeat | defect | disaffect | edifice | effect | effectible | effection | effective | effectivity | effector | effectual | effectuality | effectuate | effectuation | efficacious | efficacity | efficacy | efficiency | efficient | enface | enfacement | facade/façade | face | facet | facette | facial | faciend | facient | facile | facilitate | facilitation | facilitative | facilitator | facilitatory | facility | facinorous | facsimile | fact | faction | factional | factionary | factious | factitious | factor | factorable | factorial | factory | factotum | factual | fake | fashion | feasible | feat | feature | feckless | fiat | forfeit | infect | inofficious | interoffice | laissez-faire | malefaction | manufacture | modify | nonofficial | office | official | officiant | officiary | officiate | officious | olfaction | omnificence | omnificent | parfait | perfect | perfecta | perfectibility | perfectible | perfection | perfective | perfector | pluperfect | prefect | prefectural | prefecture | prequalification | proficiency | proficient | profit | profitability | profitable | profiteer | profiterole | prolific | qualification | quasiperfect | rarefy | refactorable | refashion | refect | refection | refectory | reinfect | remanufacture | resurface | reunification | sacrifice | scientific | semelfactive | suboffice | subprefect | suffice | sufficiency | sufficient | superficial | superficiality | surface | surfeit | surficial | transfection | trifacial | trifecta | uniface | unifacial | unifactorial | unification | fiction | faint | feign | specific | benefaction | calefaction | dissatisfaction | liquefaction | patefaction | petrifaction | clarification | classification | codification | ex post facto | -faction | ipso facto | malefactor | olfactory | satisfaction Variant Spellings: facsimile | deface | efface | façade | facetious | interface | prima facie | volte-face Variant Spellings: superficial unrelated: fa / preface.

example_words_corpus: facs

related_morphemes: fac1 / fac

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: fac

etymology: Latin facere 'to do, make'


morpheme_key: facade

morpheme: facade

morpheme_head: facade

affix_form: -facade-

meaning_definition: face | front | surface

example_words_list_1: facade

example_words_corpus: facades | facadectomy | counterfacade | counterfacades

categorical_group_list: Appearance, Physicality

etymology: Latin facies 'face, form, appearance'


morpheme_key: face

morpheme: face

morpheme_head: face

affix_form: -face-

meaning_definition: front of head | surface | aspect | appearance

example_words_list_1: typeface, interface, surface, preface

example_words_corpus: facer | faced | faces | facey | aface | reface

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Appearance, Surface

etymology: Latin 'facies' meaning 'face, form, appearance'


morpheme_key: facet

morpheme: facet

morpheme_head: facet

affix_form: -facet-

meaning_definition: side | aspect | surface | feature

example_words_list_1: faceted, multifaceted

example_words_corpus: facets | faceter | facetted | faceters | subfacet | facetting

categorical_group_list: Aspect, Physicality

etymology: Latin facies 'face, form, shape'


morpheme_key: facetia

morpheme: facetia

morpheme_head: facetia

affix_form: -facetia-

meaning_definition: a joke | clever

example_words_list_1: facetiae, facetious

example_words_list_2: facetiae, facetious

categorical_group_list: Humor, Wit

ancestor_etymon: face

etymology: From Latin facetia 'wit, jest', from facetus 'witty, elegant'


morpheme_key: facetious

morpheme: facetious

morpheme_head: facetious

affix_form: -facetious-

meaning_definition: joking | flippant | humorous

example_words_list_1: facetiously, facetiousness

example_words_corpus: facetiously | unfacetious | facetiousness | unfacetiously | semifacetious

categorical_group_list: Humor, Attitude

etymology: Latin facetiosus, from facetia 'wit, jest'


morpheme_key: faci

morpheme: faci

morpheme_head: faci

affix_form: faci-

sense_label: of or pertaining to the face

meaning_definition: of or pertaining to the face

example_words_list_1: facioplegic, facial

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Appearance


morpheme_key: facient

morpheme: facient

morpheme_head: facient

affix_form: -facient

meaning_definition: the act of creating | the process of producing

example_words_list_1: febrifacient | rubefacient | tumifacient

example_words_list_2: febrifacient, rubefacient, tumifacient

example_words_corpus: facients | mutafacient | abortifacient | abortifacients | absorbefacient | absorbefacients

categorical_group_list: Causative, Action

etymology: From Latin faciens, present participle of facere 'to make, do'


morpheme_key: facile

morpheme: facile

morpheme_head: facile

affix_form: -facile-

allomorphs: facil

meaning_definition: easy | smooth | ready

example_words_list_1: facile, facilitate, facility

example_words_corpus: facilely | facileness | overfacile

categorical_group_list: Ease, Ability

etymology: Latin facilis "easy, ready, skillful", from facere "to make, do"


morpheme_key: facilitate

morpheme: facilitate

morpheme_head: facilitate

affix_form: -facilitate-

meaning_definition: to make easy | to help | to enable

example_words_list_1: facilitation, facilitator, facilitated

categorical_group_list: Action, Enablement

etymology: from Latin facilitas 'ease, readiness', from facilis 'easy, ready', from facere 'to make, do'


morpheme_key: facility

morpheme: facility

morpheme_head: facility

affix_form: -facility-

meaning_definition: place | building | institution | capability

example_words_list_1: facility, facilitate, facilitation

example_words_corpus: infacility | cryofacility | interfacility

categorical_group_list: Ability, Structure, State

etymology: Latin 'facilitas' (ease, readiness), from 'facilis' (easy), derived from 'facere' (to make, to do)


morpheme_key: facio

morpheme: facio

morpheme_head: facio

affix_form: facio-

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective

meaning_definition: making|doing|forming

example_words_list_1: facio-cervical | facio-maxillary

example_words_list_2: facio-cervical, facio-maxillary

example_words_corpus: facioplasty | facioplegia | faciolingual | faciogenital | faciobrachial | faciocervical

categorical_group_list: Body Parts and Substances

ancestor_etymon: faciēs  OED

etymology: Latin facio 'to make, do'

source: MorphoQuantics | Wikipedia


morpheme_key: fact

morpheme: fact

morpheme_head: fact

affix_form: fact-

allomorphs: facto

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: not suffix | verb

meaning_definition: perform | produce | mold | craft | confront | construct | image | outcome | noun indicating an action or its associated condition

example_words_list_1: affair | affect | affectation | amplify | artifact | artifice | benefactor | benefice | benefit | confection | counterfeit | defeat | defect | disaffect | edifice | effect | effectible | effection | effective | effectivity | effector | effectual | effectuality | effectuate | effectuation | efficacious | efficacity | efficacy | efficiency | efficient | enface | enfacement | facade/façade | face | facet | facette | facial | faciend | facient | facile | facilitate | facilitation | facilitative | facilitator | facilitatory | facility | facinorous | facsimile | fact | faction | factional | factionary | factious | factitious | factor | factorable | factorial | factory | factotum | factual | fake | fashion | feasible | feat | feature | feckless | fiat | forfeit | infect | inofficious | interoffice | laissez-faire | malefaction | manufacture | modify | nonofficial | office | official | officiant | officiary | officiate | officious | olfaction | omnificence | omnificent | parfait | perfect | perfecta | perfectibility | perfectible | perfection | perfective | perfector | pluperfect | prefect | prefectural | prefecture | prequalification | proficiency | proficient | profit | profitability | profitable | profiteer | profiterole | prolific | qualification | quasiperfect | rarefy | refactorable | refashion | refect | refection | refectory | reinfect | remanufacture | resurface | reunification | sacrifice | scientific | semelfactive | suboffice | subprefect | suffice | sufficiency | sufficient | superficial | superficiality | surface | surfeit | surficial | transfection | trifacial | trifecta | uniface | unifacial | unifactorial | unification | fiction | faint | feign | specific | benefaction | calefaction | dissatisfaction | liquefaction | patefaction | petrifaction | clarification | classification | codification | ex post facto | -faction | ipso facto | malefactor | olfactory | satisfaction Variant Spellings: facsimile

example_words_corpus: facts | facty | factor | factic | unfact | faction

categorical_group_list: Capability | Anomalous form

etymology: Latin factus, past participle of facere 'to do, make'

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


morpheme_key: faction

morpheme: faction

morpheme_head: faction

affix_form: -faction

meaning_definition: do, make, shape, fashion, face, form, figure, effect, noun of action or associated state

example_words_list_1: affair, affect, affectation, amplify, artifact, artifice, benefactor, benefice, benefit, confection, counterfeit, defeat, defect, disaffect, edifice, effect, effectible, effection, effective, effectivity, effector, effectual, effectuality, effectuate, effectuation, efficacious, efficacity, efficacy, efficiency, efficient, enface, enfacement, facade/façade, face, facet, facette, facial, faciend, facient, facile, facilitate, facilitation, facilitative, facilitator, facilitatory, facility, facinorous, facsimile, fact, faction, factional, factionary, factious, factitious, factor, factorable, factorial, factory, factotum, factual, fake, fashion, feasible, feat, feature, feckless, fiat, forfeit, infect, inofficious, interoffice, laissez-faire, malefaction, manufacture, modify, nonofficial, office, official, officiant, officiary, officiate, officious, olfaction, omnificence, omnificent, parfait, perfect, perfecta, perfectibility, perfectible, perfection, perfective, perfector, pluperfect, prefect, prefectural, prefecture, prequalification, proficiency, proficient, profit, profitability, profitable, profiteer, profiterole, prolific, qualification, quasiperfect, rarefy, refactorable, refashion, refect, refection, refectory, reinfect, remanufacture, resurface, reunification, sacrifice, scientific, semelfactive, suboffice, subprefect, suffice, sufficiency, sufficient, superficial, superficiality, surface, surfeit, surficial, transfection, trifacial, trifecta, uniface, unifacial, unifactorial, unification, fiction, faint, feign, scientific, specific, benefaction, calefaction, dissatisfaction, liquefaction, malefaction, olfaction, patefaction, petrifaction, clarification, classification, codification

example_words_corpus: factionist | factioneer | factionalism | factionalize | interfaction | interfactional

categorical_group_list: Action, Creation, Transformation

etymology: facere, factus


morpheme_key: factotum

morpheme: factotum

morpheme_head: factotum

affix_form: -factotum-

meaning_definition: do everything | versatile | all-purpose

example_words_list_1: factotum

example_words_corpus: factotums

categorical_group_list: Versatility, Agency

etymology: Latin factotum 'do everything', from facere 'to do' + totum 'everything'


morpheme_key: faculty

morpheme: faculty

morpheme_head: faculty

affix_form: -faculty-

meaning_definition: power | ability | capacity | department

example_words_list_1: faculty, multifaceted, facultative

example_words_corpus: nonfaculty | interfaculty

categorical_group_list: Ability, Capacity, Mental Power

etymology: Latin facultas 'power, ability, opportunity', from facultus 'provided with, having', past participle of facere 'to make, do'


morpheme_key: fade

morpheme: fade

morpheme_head: fade

affix_form: -fade-

allomorphs: fad

meaning_definition: to become faint | to lose strength | to disappear gradually

example_words_list_1: fade, faded, fading, fader

example_words_corpus: fader | faded | fades | fadeth | faders | unfaded

categorical_group_list: Diminution, Decay, Transition

etymology: Middle English 'faden', related to 'faint'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French


morpheme_key: faecal

morpheme: faecal

morpheme_head: faecal

affix_form: -faecal-

meaning_definition: feces | dung | excrement

example_words_list_1: faecal, faecally

example_words_corpus: faecally | orofaecal | pseudofaecal

categorical_group_list: Biological, Waste

etymology: From Latin faeces (genitive faecis) meaning 'dregs, sediment, feces'


morpheme_key: faeces

morpheme: faeces

morpheme_head: faeces

affix_form: faeces

meaning_definition: sediment | dregs | residue

example_words_list_1: pseudofaeces

example_words_corpus: pseudofaeces

etymology: Derived from Latin 'faeces', meaning sediment or dregs.


morpheme_key: faerie

morpheme: faerie

morpheme_head: faerie

affix_form: -faerie-

meaning_definition: supernatural being | elf | sprite

example_words_list_1: faerie, faeries, faerie-tale

example_words_corpus: faeries | faeriekind

categorical_group_list: Mythology, Supernatural

etymology: Middle English faerie, from Old French faerie 'land of fairies', from fae 'fairy'

etymological_family: other


morpheme_key: faery

morpheme: faery

morpheme_head: faery

affix_form: -faery-

meaning_definition: supernatural being | sprite | elf

example_words_list_1: ['faery']

example_words_corpus: faerylike

etymology: Middle English faerie, from Old French faerie


morpheme_key: faggot

morpheme: faggot

morpheme_head: faggot

affix_form: faggot

meaning_definition: a non-existent soldier listed in military records | a fictitious entry in a muster-roll

example_words_list_1: faggots | faggoty | faggotry | faggoting | faggotism | assfaggot

etymology: from French "fagot," meaning a bundle, used metaphorically for soldiers

ancestor_etymon_language: French

etymological_family: French

register: historical


morpheme_key: fahrenheit

morpheme: fahrenheit

morpheme_head: fahrenheit

affix_form: -fahrenheit-

meaning_definition: scale of temperature

example_words_list_1: Fahrenheit, degrees Fahrenheit

categorical_group_list: Measurement, Temperature

etymology: Proper name of Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit

ancestor_etymon_language: German


morpheme_key: faience

morpheme: faience

morpheme_head: faience

affix_form: -faience-

meaning_definition: glazed ceramic | pottery | earthenware

example_words_list_1: faience

example_words_corpus: faiences | semifaience | semifaiences

categorical_group_list: Material, Craft

etymology: Middle French 'faïence', likely from Italian 'faience'


morpheme_key: fail

morpheme: fail

morpheme_head: fail

affix_form: -fail-

meaning_definition: to be unsuccessful | to fall short | to cease to function

example_words_list_1: failure, fail, fail-safe, failover, failproof, failsoft, failsafe, failsoft, failover, failproof

example_words_corpus: fails | failed | failer | failing | faileth | failers

categorical_group_list: Negation, Lack, Inadequacy

etymology: Old French 'faillir' (to be lacking, to fail)


morpheme_key: fain

morpheme: fain

morpheme_head: fain

affix_form: fain-

sense_label: do, make, shape, fashion, face, form, figure, effe

example_words_list_2: affair, affect, affectation, amplify, artifact, artifice, benefactor, benefice, benefit, confection, counterfeit, defeat, defect, disaffect, edifice, effect, effectible, effection, effective, effectivity, effector, effectual, effectuality, effectuate, effectuation, efficacious, efficacity, efficacy, efficiency, efficient, enface, enfacement, facade/façade, face, facet, facette, facial, faciend, facient, facile, facilitate, facilitation, facilitative, facilitator, facilitatory, facility, facinorous, facsimile, fact, faction, factional, factionary, factious, factitious, factor, factorable, factorial, factory, factotum, factual, fake, fashion, feasible, feat, feature, feckless, fiat, forfeit, infect, inofficious, interoffice, laissez-faire, malefaction, manufacture, modify, nonofficial, office, official, officiant, officiary, officiate, officious, olfaction, omnificence, omnificent, parfait, perfect, perfecta, perfectibility, perfectible, perfection, perfective, perfector, pluperfect, prefect, prefectural, prefecture, prequalification, proficiency, proficient, profit, profitability, profitable, profiteer, profiterole, prolific, qualification, quasiperfect, rarefy, refactorable, refashion, refect, refection, refectory, reinfect, remanufacture, resurface, reunification, sacrifice, scientific, semelfactive, suboffice, subprefect, suffice, sufficiency, sufficient, superficial, superficiality, surface, surfeit, surficial, transfection, trifacial, trifecta, uniface, unifacial, unifactorial, unification, fiction, faint, feign, scientific, specific, benefaction, calefaction, dissatisfaction, liquefaction, malefaction, olfaction, patefaction, petrifaction, clarification, classification, codification

example_words_corpus: fains | unfain | unfainly | fainness


morpheme_key: faint

morpheme: faint

morpheme_head: faint

affix_form: -faint-

meaning_definition: dim | weak | indistinct | lacking strength

example_words_list_1: faint, fainting, faintly

example_words_corpus: faints | fainty | faintly | fainted | fainter | fainten

categorical_group_list: Intensity, Perception, Weakness

etymology: Old French feint 'faint, weak, or feeble'


morpheme_key: fair

morpheme: fair

morpheme_head: fair

affix_form: -fair-

meaning_definition: perform | execute | carry out

example_words_list_1: fair, unfair, fairness, unfairly

example_words_corpus: fairs | fairly | unfair | faired | fairest | fairway

categorical_group_list: Action, Verb-derived

etymology: Old French 'faire' 'to do'


morpheme_key: fait

morpheme: fait

morpheme_head: fait

affix_form: -fait-

meaning_definition: accomplished | executed

example_words_list_1: fait accompli, parfait

example_words_list_2: fait accompli, parfait

related_morphemes: fact / fact, fect / fect

categorical_group_list: Action, Completion


morpheme_key: faith

morpheme: faith

morpheme_head: faith

affix_form: faith

meaning_definition: A system of religious or spiritual beliefs | Trust or confidence in a higher power | A firm conviction in something

example_words_list_1: interfaithless

example_words_corpus: interfaithless

etymology: From Old English 'feoht' meaning trust or belief.

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English


morpheme_key: fake

morpheme: fake

morpheme_head: fake

affix_form: -fake-

meaning_definition: not real | counterfeit | imitation

example_words_list_1: fake, faked, faker, faking

example_words_corpus: faker | faked | fakes | fakey | fakely | fakers

categorical_group_list: Deception, Falsehood

etymology: Middle English 'fakk', likely of uncertain origin, possibly related to 'fabricate'

ancestor_etymon_language: English


morpheme_key: fakir

morpheme: fakir

morpheme_head: fakir

affix_form: -fakir-

meaning_definition: ascetic | monk | religious recluse

example_words_list_1: fakir

example_words_corpus: fakirs | fakirism | fakirisms

categorical_group_list: Religion, Social Status

etymology: Arabic fāqīr 'poor one', from faqara 'to be poor'

ancestor_etymon_language: Arabic


morpheme_key: falc

morpheme: falc

morpheme_head: falc

affix_form: falc-

sense_label: sickle

meaning_definition: sickle | curved blade

example_words_list_1: defalcation, falcate, falciform, falchion, falcon

categorical_group_list: Shape, Tool

etymology: falx, falcis


morpheme_key: falcon

morpheme: falcon

morpheme_head: falcon

affix_form: -falcon-

meaning_definition: falcon

example_words_list_1: falconry, falconeer, falconet

example_words_corpus: falconed | falconet | falconing | falconine | falconets

categorical_group_list: Animals, Nature

etymology: From Old French 'faucon', derived from Latin 'falco' (genitive 'falcōnis')


morpheme_key: fall

morpheme: fall

morpheme_head: fall

affix_form: -fall-

allomorphs: falli

sense_label: false

meaning_definition: false | deceive

example_words_list_1: fallacious, fallacy, fallible, fallibility, fallibly

example_words_corpus: falls | befall | fallen | infall | faller | refall

categorical_group_list: Deception, Error

etymology: fallere | falsus | fallāx | fallācis


morpheme_key: fallere

morpheme: fallere

morpheme_head: fallere

affix_form: -fallere-

meaning_definition: to mislead | to let down

example_words_list_1: fallacious, fallible, fallacy, infallible, fallibility

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: fall

etymology: Latin fallere 'to deceive, trick'


morpheme_key: fallible

morpheme: fallible

morpheme_head: fallible

affix_form: -fallible-

meaning_definition: capable of | prone to | subject to

example_words_list_1: infallible, fallibility

example_words_corpus: unfallible | fallibleness

categorical_group_list: Capability, Vulnerability

etymology: Latin fallere 'to deceive, fail'


morpheme_key: fallow

morpheme: fallow

morpheme_head: fallow

affix_form: -fallow-

meaning_definition: uncultivated | inactive | dormant

example_words_list_1: fallow

example_words_corpus: fallows | fallower | twifallow | fallowist | fallowers | fallowness

categorical_group_list: State, Agriculture, Inactivity

etymology: Old English fālig 'unproductive, uncultivated'


morpheme_key: fals

morpheme: fals

morpheme_head: fals

affix_form: fals-

allomorphs: fals(i)

meaning_definition: false, deceive

example_words_list_1: false, falsify, falsification, falsity, falsifier

categorical_group_list: Deception, Error, Negation

etymology: fallere, falsus, fallāx, fallācis


morpheme_key: false

morpheme: false

morpheme_head: false

affix_form: -false-

meaning_definition: absent entirely | zero instances

example_words_list_1: null, annul, nullify

example_words_list_2: null, annul, nullify

example_words_corpus: falsen | falses | falsed | falsely | unfalse | falsens

categorical_group_list: Negator

etymology: Latin prefix in- (variant of ex- 'out of') + -ulus/-ula diminutive suffix, later reinterpreted as negative prefix in- 'not' + root nullus 'none'


morpheme_key: falsetto

morpheme: falsetto

morpheme_head: falsetto

affix_form: -falsetto-

meaning_definition: falsetto | false voice

example_words_list_1: falsetto

categorical_group_list: Sound, Voice, Pitch

etymology: Italian 'falsetto', from 'falso' 'false'

ancestor_etymon_language: Italian


morpheme_key: falter

morpheme: falter

morpheme_head: falter

affix_form: -falter-

meaning_definition: to stumble | to hesitate | to lose momentum

example_words_list_1: falter, faltering, faltered

example_words_corpus: falters | faltered | falterer | faltering | falterers | falterings

categorical_group_list: Instability, Motion, Weakness

etymology: Middle English falteren, related to falter (to stumble)


morpheme_key: fame

morpheme: fame

morpheme_head: fam

affix_form: -fame-

allomorphs: fama

meaning_definition: renown | reputation | glory

example_words_list_1: famous, fame

example_words_corpus: famed | fames | enfame | unfame | disfame | unfamed

categorical_group_list: Status, Reputation

etymology: Latin 'fama' meaning 'report, rumor, talk, fame'


morpheme_key: famil

morpheme: famil

morpheme_head: famil

affix_form: -famil

allomorphs: famili

meaning_definition: household, familiar group

example_words_list_1: familiar, family, familiarity

example_words_corpus: famils

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Social Unit

etymology: Latin familia 'household, family'


morpheme_key: familial

morpheme: familial

morpheme_head: familial

affix_form: familial-

example_words_list_1: familiar, familiarity, familiarize

example_words_corpus: familially | unfamilial | cofamilial | nonfamilial | familiality | confamilial

etymology: Latin 'familia' (household, family) + '-ar' (adjective-forming suffix)


morpheme_key: familiar

morpheme: familiar

morpheme_head: familiar

affix_form: -familiar

example_words_corpus: familiars | unfamiliar | familiarly | familiarity | familiarize | unfamiliars

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Social group

etymology: Latin 'familiaris' meaning 'of a household, domestic', derived from 'familia' (household, family)


morpheme_key: famille

morpheme: famille

morpheme_head: famille

affix_form: -famille-

meaning_definition: family | kin | household

example_words_list_1: familial, family, familiar, affiliate, confide


morpheme_key: family

morpheme: family

morpheme_head: family

affix_form: -family-

meaning_definition: group | kin | lineage

example_words_list_1: family, unfamiliar, familial

example_words_corpus: subfamily | nonfamily | profamily | familyish | epifamily | familyism

etymology: Latin familia 'household, family of servants'


morpheme_key: famine

morpheme: famine

morpheme_head: famine

affix_form: -famine-

meaning_definition: extreme scarcity | starvation | lack of food

example_words_list_1: famine

example_words_corpus: famines | prefamine | faminelike | postfamine | antifamine

categorical_group_list: Scarcity, Hunger, Deprivation

etymology: Old French famine 'starvation, scarcity'


morpheme_key: famish

morpheme: famish

morpheme_head: famish

affix_form: -famish-

meaning_definition: extreme hunger | starving

example_words_list_1: famished, famishment

example_words_corpus: famished | enfamish | famishing | famishedly | famishment | unfamished

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Hunger

etymology: Middle English famisshen, from Old French famine


morpheme_key: fan

morpheme: fan

morpheme_head: fan

affix_form: -fan-

sense_label: temple

meaning_definition: place of worship | sacred site

example_words_list_1: fan (fanatic) | fanatic | fane | profane | profanity

example_words_corpus: fans | fanes | fanon | fanac | stfan | faned

categorical_group_list: Sacred, Religion

ancestor_etymon: fan

etymology: Latin 'fanum' meaning 'temple' or 'sacred place'


sense_label: to appear, to show

meaning_definition: to emerge | to display

example_words_list_1: fancy, fanciful, fantasize, fantastic, fantasy, tiffany

related_morphemes: phan / phan

categorical_group_list: Perception, Appearance

etymology: Greek phantazein "to make visible"

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek


morpheme_key: fanatic

morpheme: fanatic

morpheme_head: fanatic

affix_form: -fanatic-

allomorphs: fanaticus

meaning_definition: zealot | enthusiast | obsessive

example_words_list_1: fanaticism, fanatically, fanaticize

example_words_corpus: fanatics | fanaticism | fanaticize | ecofanatic | fanaticized | fanaticizes

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Intensity, Personality

etymology: Greek phanatikos 'displaying excessive zeal'


morpheme_key: fancy

morpheme: fancy

morpheme_head: fancy

affix_form: -fancy-

meaning_definition: elaborate | decorative | high-quality

example_words_list_1: fancy, fanciness, fancied

example_words_corpus: unfancy | fancying | nonfancy | disfancy | fancywork | fancyings

categorical_group_list: Quality, Aesthetic

etymology: Middle French 'fance' (imagination, whim)