morpheme_key: dally

morpheme: dally

morpheme_head: dally

affix_form: -dally-

meaning_definition: to linger | to waste time | to act slowly

example_words_list_1: dallying, dallied, dallier

example_words_corpus: dallyings

categorical_group_list: Motion, Time, Action

etymology: Middle English dallyen, possibly related to dally (to play/frolic)


morpheme_key: dalmatian

morpheme: dalmatian

morpheme_head: dalmatian

affix_form: -dalmatian-

affix_type: root

bound_free_or_root: root

meaning_definition: of or relating to Dalmatia | Dalmatian dog

example_words_list_1: Dalmatian

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Geographic, Adjectival

etymology: Latin Dalmatia

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin

etymological_family: Latin

register: classical

attestation: morpholex


morpheme_key: dam

morpheme: dam

morpheme_head: dam

affix_form: dam-

sense_label: to inflict loss upon

meaning_definition: cause deprivation | deprivation | injury | subdue | impairment

example_words_list_1: damnum, damn, damnation, damnatory, condemn, damnify

example_words_corpus: dams | undam | dammer | dammed | undams | daming

categorical_group_list: Loss, Damage, Harm

etymology: Latin 'damnum' meaning loss, damage, or harm

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin, Greek

source: https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/ | Cognatarium | Wikidata

attestation: both


morpheme_key: damage

morpheme: damage

morpheme_head: damage

affix_form: -damage-

meaning_definition: harm | injury | loss | impairment

example_words_list_1: undamaged, undamaged, damaging, damageable

example_words_corpus: damaged | damages | damager | damagers | damageth | redamage

categorical_group_list: Destruction, Harm, Negative State

etymology: Old French damage, from dam (see damnum)

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French


morpheme_key: damascene

morpheme: damascene

morpheme_head: damascene

affix_form: -damascene-

meaning_definition: of or relating to Damascus | made in Damascus | having a patterned surface

example_words_list_1: damascene steel, damascene pattern

categorical_group_list: Adjective, Material, Origin

etymology: from Damascus, the capital of Syria

ancestor_etymon_language: Arabic

etymological_family: other


morpheme_key: damascus

morpheme: damascus

morpheme_head: damascus

affix_form: -damascus-

bound_free_or_root: free

meaning_definition: steel | blade | pattern

example_words_list_1: damascus steel

categorical_group_list: Material, Weaponry, Proper Noun

etymology: Proper noun referring to the city of Damascus

register: neutral


morpheme_key: damask

morpheme: damask

morpheme_head: damask

affix_form: -damask-

meaning_definition: patterned | woven | fabric

example_words_list_1: damask

example_words_corpus: damasks

categorical_group_list: Material, Pattern

etymology: from Damascus, Syria

register: vernacular


morpheme_key: dame

morpheme: dame

morpheme_head: dame

affix_form: -dame-

meaning_definition: woman | lady | mistress

example_words_list_1: dame, dame de compagnie, grand dame

example_words_corpus: dames | stepdame | damehood | damewort | dameship | damehoods

categorical_group_list: Gender, Social Status, Title

etymology: Latin 'dama' meaning 'lady' or 'mistress', often used in titles of respect.


morpheme_key: damn

morpheme: damn

morpheme_head: damn

affix_form: damn

meaning_definition: To curse | To condemn | To impose a curse

example_words_list_1: damns | damnit | damned | damner | bedamn | goddamn

etymology: Derived from Latin 'damnare' meaning to condemn.

source: MorphoLex | Wikidata


morpheme_key: damp

morpheme: damp

morpheme_head: damp

affix_form: -damp-

meaning_definition: slightly | wet | moist

example_words_list_1: damp, dampness, dampening, damply

example_words_corpus: dampy | damps | dampen | damper | damped | damply

categorical_group_list: Moisture, Temperature, Physical state

etymology: Middle Dutch 'damp' (vapor, steam)

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle English


morpheme_key: damsel

morpheme: damsel

morpheme_head: damsel

affix_form: -damsel-

meaning_definition: young woman | unmarried woman

example_words_list_1: damsel, damsel in distress

example_words_corpus: damsels | damselfly | damselfish | riverdamsel | riverdamsels

categorical_group_list: Person, Gender, Age

etymology: Old French damoiseau 'young lady'

etymological_family: Romance


morpheme_key: dance

morpheme: dance

morpheme_head: dance

affix_form: -dance-

meaning_definition: move rhythmically to music | rhythmic movement

example_words_list_1: dance, dancer, dancing, danceable

example_words_corpus: dancer | adance | danced | dances | dancen | dancers

categorical_group_list: Motion, Art, Expression

etymology: Old French 'dancier'


morpheme_key: dandle

morpheme: dandle

morpheme_head: dandle

affix_form: -dandle-

meaning_definition: to move to and fro | to rock | to sway

example_words_list_1: dandle, dandling

example_words_corpus: dandled | dandles | dandler | dandlers

categorical_group_list: Motion, Rhythmic action

etymology: Middle English 'dandelen', likely imitative of rhythmic motion

ancestor_etymon_language: English

etymological_family: Germanic


morpheme_key: dandruff

morpheme: dandruff

morpheme_head: dandruff

affix_form: -dandruff-

meaning_definition: flaky, scaly skin of the scalp

example_words_list_1: ['dandruff']

example_words_corpus: dandruffy | dandruffs | dandruffed | dandrufflike | antidandruff

categorical_group_list: Biological matter, Skin condition

etymology: From Old English 'dandorf' (dand 'dust, dirt' + dorf 'head'), originally referring to the scaly skin of the head.

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English


morpheme_key: dandy

morpheme: dandy

morpheme_head: dandy

affix_form: -dandy-

meaning_definition: stylish | elegant | well-dressed

example_words_list_1: ['dandy']

example_words_corpus: dandyism | dandyish | dandyize | jimdandy | dandydom | dandyisms

categorical_group_list: Appearance, Quality

etymology: Middle French dandy, likely from dandyism or related to dandy (a person of fashion)

ancestor_etymon_language: French


morpheme_key: dang

morpheme: dang

morpheme_head: dang

affix_form: -dang-

meaning_definition: danger | peril | risk

example_words_list_1: dangerous, endanger, endangered

example_words_corpus: dangs | goshdang | goshdangit

categorical_group_list: Danger, Risk, Adjective-forming

etymology: Latin 'periculum' (danger) via French 'dangier' (power, control, danger)


morpheme_key: danged

morpheme: danged

morpheme_head: danged

affix_form: -danged-

meaning_definition: damned | cursed | unfortunate

example_words_list_1: danged if, danged old, danged fool

categorical_group_list: Adjective, Exclamation, Intensifier

etymology: Past participle of 'dang', an euphemistic alteration of 'damn'.


morpheme_key: danger

morpheme: danger

morpheme_head: danger

affix_form: -danger-

meaning_definition: peril | risk | hazard

example_words_list_1: dangerous, endanger, endangering

example_words_corpus: dangers | endanger | indanger | dangerous | endangers | dangerman

categorical_group_list: Threat, Peril

etymology: Old French dangier 'power, authority, control' (from Vulgar Latin *dominiacum 'lordship', from Latin dominus 'lord')


morpheme_key: dangle

morpheme: dangle

morpheme_head: dangle

affix_form: -dangle-

meaning_definition: to hang loosely | to swing | to move with a loose, flexible motion

example_words_list_1: ['dangle']

example_words_corpus: adangle | dangled | dangler | dangles | danglers | bedangle

categorical_group_list: Motion, Position

etymology: From Old French dangler, from Vulgar Latin *dangulare, possibly of Germanic origin.


morpheme_key: dank

morpheme: dank

morpheme_head: dank

affix_form: -dank-

meaning_definition: dank | moist | humid

example_words_list_1: dank, dankness

example_words_corpus: danks | danken | dankly | dankish | dankens | dankness

categorical_group_list: Adjective, Moisture, Weather

etymology: Middle Dutch 'danc' or Middle High German 'tanc' meaning 'dampness'

ancestor_etymon_language: German


morpheme_key: daphne

morpheme: daphne

morpheme_head: daphne

affix_form: -daphne-

meaning_definition: laurel | bay tree

example_words_list_1: daphniphyllum, daphnogenin, daphnin

example_words_corpus: daphnes | Daphnean

categorical_group_list: Nature, Botany

etymology: Greek 'daphne' referring to the laurel tree

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek


morpheme_key: dapper

morpheme: dapper

morpheme_head: dapper

affix_form: -dapper-

meaning_definition: neat | smart | stylish

example_words_list_1: dapper

example_words_corpus: dappers | dapperly | dapperness | dapperling | dapperlings

etymology: Middle English dapper (neat, spruce)


morpheme_key: dapple

morpheme: dapple

morpheme_head: dapple

affix_form: -dapple-

meaning_definition: spotted | mottled | patchy

example_words_list_1: dappled, dappling, dappleness

categorical_group_list: Visual pattern, Texture

etymology: imitative of the appearance of spots


morpheme_key: dare

morpheme: dare

morpheme_head: dare

affix_form: -dare-

meaning_definition: to have enough courage | to challenge

example_words_list_1: dare, dared, daring

example_words_corpus: dared | dares | darer | darers | darest | dareth

categorical_group_list: Action, Courage, Challenge

etymology: Old French 'darier' (to dare, to challenge)


morpheme_key: dark

morpheme: dark

morpheme_head: dark

affix_form: -dark-

meaning_definition: absence of light | dim | gloomy

example_words_list_1: darkness, darkling, darkish

example_words_corpus: darks | darken | darkly | darkey | endark | darkie

categorical_group_list: Light/Shadow, Sensory, Core concept

etymology: Proto-Germanic *deukraz, from PIE *deuk- 'to lead' (originally 'leading away' or 'hidden'), cognate with Old English deorc, Gothic dags (day, originally 'light'), Latin dux 'leader'.

ancestor_etymon_language: Proto-Germanic


morpheme_key: darkling

morpheme: darkling

morpheme_head: darkling

affix_form: -darkling-

meaning_definition: pertaining to darkness | shadowy | dim

categorical_group_list: Light/Shadow, Adjectival

etymology: Old English 'deorc' (dark) + '-ling' (suffix denoting person or thing)


morpheme_key: darn

morpheme: darn

morpheme_head: darn

affix_form: -darn-

meaning_definition: intensifier | exclamation

example_words_list_1: darn it, darn good, darn right

example_words_corpus: darns | darned | darner | darning | darners | darneth

categorical_group_list: Interjection, Intensifier


morpheme_key: dart

morpheme: dart

morpheme_head: dart

affix_form: -dart-

meaning_definition: to move rapidly | to pierce | small pointed object

example_words_list_1: dart, darting, dartboard

example_words_corpus: darts | darter | darted | endart | indart | dartle

categorical_group_list: Motion, Projectile

etymology: Old English 'deart' or 'dart' (to pierce/run)


morpheme_key: dash

morpheme: dash

morpheme_head: dash

affix_form: -dash-

meaning_definition: a short line used to indicate a break in thought, a range, or a connection

example_words_list_1: dash, dashpot, dashboard, dashwood

example_words_corpus: dashy | dasher | dashed | dashes | bedash | todash

categorical_group_list: Punctuation, Typography, Connector

etymology: From Old English 'dæsh' meaning 'a stroke, blow, or dash', related to the verb 'dæscan' (to dash, strike).


morpheme_key: dat

morpheme: dat

morpheme_head: dat

affix_form: dat-

allomorphs: datum

meaning_definition: transfer | surrender | deliver

example_words_list_1: credit | audit | mandate | edition | perdition | tradition | redition | data | datary | date (all senses except the fruit) | dative | datum | mandate (→mand / mand.)

related_morphemes: dition / dition / : don1 / don, dor / dor, dos2 / dos, dote / dote, dow / dow

categorical_group_list: Giving, Transfer, Action

etymology: Latin root 'dare' meaning 'to give'

source: Cognatarium

attestation: wiktionary


morpheme_key: data

morpheme: data

morpheme_head: data

affix_form: -data-

meaning_definition: information | facts | knowledge

example_words_list_1: database, metadata, datagram

example_words_corpus: datahub | biodata | geodata | databox | datalog | datapad

categorical_group_list: Information, Knowledge

etymology: Latin 'datus', past participle of 'dare' meaning 'to give'

register: scientific


morpheme_key: date

morpheme: date

morpheme_head: date

affix_form: -date-

meaning_definition: day | date

example_words_list_1: date, update, outdate, undated

example_words_corpus: dater | dated | dates | update | daters | redate

categorical_group_list: Time, Temporal

etymology: Latin 'dies' (day) + '-atus' (suffix forming adjectives/past participles)


morpheme_key: daub

morpheme: daub

morpheme_head: daub

affix_form: -daub-

meaning_definition: to smear | to spread | to coat

example_words_list_1: daub, daubing, daubed

example_words_corpus: daubs | dauby | dauber | bedaub | daubed | bedaubs

categorical_group_list: Action, Application

etymology: Middle English dauben 'to smear, coat'


morpheme_key: daughter

morpheme: daughter

morpheme_head: daughter

affix_form: -daughter-

meaning_definition: female offspring | child

example_words_list_1: daughter

example_words_corpus: daughters | daughterly | daughtered | goddaughter | daughtering | merdaughter

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Person

etymology: From Proto-Germanic *dōhtēr, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰugh₂tḗr


morpheme_key: daunt

morpheme: daunt

morpheme_head: daunt

affix_form: -daunt-

meaning_definition: to intimidate | to discourage | to dismay

example_words_list_1: daunt, daunting, undaunted, dauntless

example_words_corpus: daunts | daunted | daunter | daunting | daunters | undaunted

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Intimidation

etymology: Old French 'desauter' (to dismount/unhorse)


morpheme_key: dauphin

morpheme: dauphin

morpheme_head: dauphin

affix_form: -dauphin-

meaning_definition: dolphin

example_words_list_1: dauphin

example_words_corpus: dauphins | dauphiness

categorical_group_list: Animals, Marine life

etymology: Greek delphis 'dolphin'

etymological_family: Greek


morpheme_key: davit

morpheme: davit

morpheme_head: davit

affix_form: -davit-

meaning_definition: to move | to carry | to bear

example_words_list_1: davit, dative, dexterity

example_words_corpus: davits

categorical_group_list: Motion, Carrying, Core concept

etymology: Greek 'daiō' meaning 'to carry, bear, or move'


morpheme_key: dawdle

morpheme: dawdle

morpheme_head: dawdle

affix_form: -dawdle-

meaning_definition: to move slowly | to waste time | to loiter

example_words_list_1: dawdler, dawdling

example_words_corpus: dawdler | dawdled | dawdles | dawdlers

categorical_group_list: Motion, Time

etymology: From Old English 'dwellan' meaning 'to deceive, mislead, or wander', related to 'dole' (portion) and 'deal'.


morpheme_key: dawn

morpheme: dawn

morpheme_head: dawn

affix_form: -dawn-

meaning_definition: beginning of day | light | emergence

example_words_list_1: dawn, dawnlight, dawnbreak

example_words_corpus: dawns | dawned | predawn | dawning | dawneth | dawnest

categorical_group_list: Time, Light, Nature

etymology: Old English dæg 'day' + dawn (imitative/related to daybreak)


morpheme_key: day

morpheme: day

morpheme_head: day

affix_form: -day-

sense_label: day

meaning_definition: day | 24-hour period

example_words_list_1: daybreak, daylight, weekday

example_words_corpus: days | dayer | Monday | midday | payday | daybed

categorical_group_list: Time, Nature

etymology: Proto-Germanic *dagaz


morpheme_key: daze

morpheme: daze

morpheme_head: daze

affix_form: -daze-

meaning_definition: stun | confuse | stupefy

example_words_list_1: daze, dazed, dazing

example_words_corpus: dazed | dazes | bedaze | dazens | dazedly | bedazed

categorical_group_list: Cognition, Confusion

etymology: Middle English 'dazen', related to 'dais' (to stun)


morpheme_key: dazole

morpheme: dazole

morpheme_head: dazole

affix_form: -dazole

affix_type: suffix

bound_free_or_root: bound

meaning_definition: nitroimidazole derivative | antiprotozoal agent

example_words_list_1: metronidazole, tinidazole, ornidazole

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Pharmacology, Drug Suffix

etymology: From Latin nitrum 'nitre' + Greek imidazole, referring to the chemical structure of the drug class.


morpheme_key: de

morpheme: de

morpheme_head: de

affix_form: de-

sense_label: bind

meaning_definition: bind

example_words_list_1: arthrodesis, asyndeton, desmid, desmitis, desmoid, desmoplasia, desmosome, diadem, plasmodesma, polysyndeton, syndesis, syndesmosis, syndetic, syndeton

example_words_corpus: ded | deop | degum | codec | debag | debug

categorical_group_list: Connection, Binding

etymology: δεῖν (deîn), δετός, δέσις (detós, désis), δέμα(déma), δεσμός (desmós), δέσμα (désma)


affix_form: -de-

sense_label: god

meaning_definition: divine being | supreme deity

example_words_list_1: deity, devote, devotee, devotee

related_morphemes: di1 / di

categorical_group_list: Divinity, Religion

etymology: Latin deus 'god'


affix_form: de

sense_label: various meanings

affix_type: prefix

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational prefix affix morpheme

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective | verb | noun

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: not suffix

meaning_definition: away | down | from | reversal | absence | negation | complete removal | undoing | departure | negative direction | total | without | lacking | deprived of | reversal of action | removal from base | directional away/down | complete | negative/neutral direction | away from | removing

example_words_list_1: deconstruct, depart, descend, depress, deduct, deport, depress, deprive

categorical_group_list: Reducer | Direction designator

ancestor_etymon: de | dē  OED

etymology: Latin de 'down, down from, away from, off'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin | Latin  OED

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


morpheme_key: deacon

morpheme: deacon

morpheme_head: deacon

affix_form: -deacon-

meaning_definition: servant | minister | attendant

example_words_list_1: deacon, diaconate

example_words_corpus: deacons | deaconry | deaconly | deaconess | subdeacon | archdeacon

categorical_group_list: Service, Religion

etymology: Greek diakonos 'servant'


morpheme_key: dead

morpheme: dead

morpheme_head: dead

affix_form: dead

meaning_definition: No longer alive | No longer functional | Lacking vitality

example_words_list_1: deads | undead | deadly | deaden | deader | deadpan

etymology: From Old English 'deād', meaning 'not alive'


morpheme_key: deaf

morpheme: deaf

morpheme_head: deaf

affix_form: -deaf-

meaning_definition: deaf

example_words_list_1: profoundly_deaf, stone-deaf, tone-deaf

example_words_list_2: profoundly_deaf, stone-deaf, tone-deaf

example_words_corpus: deafo | deafen | deafly | deafie | undeaf | deafos

categorical_group_list: Sensory, Disability

etymology: Old English 'deaf'


morpheme_key: deal

morpheme: deal

morpheme_head: deal

affix_form: -deal-

meaning_definition: to distribute | to trade | to negotiate

example_words_list_1: deal, dealer, dealing

example_words_corpus: deals | dealy | dealer | ordeal | dealie | redeal

categorical_group_list: Action, Commerce

etymology: Old French 'deale' (to divide, distribute)


morpheme_key: dean

morpheme: dean

morpheme_head: dean

affix_form: -dean-

meaning_definition: dean | leader | elder

example_words_list_1: dean, deanship, prodean

example_words_corpus: deans | deanery | deaness | subdean | deanship | archdean

categorical_group_list: Leadership, Religion, Hierarchy

etymology: Old English 'dēan' (head of a monastery), from Late Latin 'decanus' (leader of ten)


morpheme_key: dear

morpheme: dear

morpheme_head: dear

affix_form: -dear-

meaning_definition: of great worth | rare due to high value

example_words_list_1: dear, dearth, endear

example_words_list_2: dear, dearth, endear

example_words_corpus: dears | deary | dearth | endear | dearly | dearie

categorical_group_list: Value, Emotion

etymology: Old French 'cher' (dear, costly)


morpheme_key: deb

morpheme: deb

morpheme_head: deb

affix_form: deb-

meaning_definition: be in debt | to be indebted

example_words_list_1: debit | debt | debenture | debtor | indebted

example_words_corpus: debby

categorical_group_list: Obligation, Finance

etymology: Latin debere 'to owe, be under obligation' (from de- 'down' + habere 'to have')

source: Cognatarium | Wikidata


morpheme_key: debate

morpheme: debate

morpheme_head: debate

affix_form: -debate-

meaning_definition: argue | dispute | discuss

example_words_list_1: debate, debatable, debater, debating

example_words_corpus: debater | debates | debated | debaters | debateth | undebated

categorical_group_list: Communication, Conflict

etymology: Latin 'debattre' (to beat back, dispute), from 'de-' (down, away) + 'battre' (to beat)


morpheme_key: debauch

morpheme: debauch

morpheme_head: debauch

affix_form: -debauch-

meaning_definition: corrupt | deprave | debase

example_words_list_1: debauch, debauchery, debauched

example_words_corpus: debauched | debauches | debaucher | debauchery | debauching | debauchers

categorical_group_list: Corruption, Vice

etymology: Middle French 'débaucher'


morpheme_key: debilitare

morpheme: debilitare

morpheme_head: debilitare

affix_form: False

bound_free_or_root: stem

meaning_definition: to impair strength | to diminish capability

example_words_list_1: debilitate

example_words_list_2: debilitate

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: bilit

etymology: Latin debilitare 'to make weak', from debilis 'weak' (de- 'down' + bilis 'strength')

attestation: wikidata


morpheme_key: debilitate

morpheme: debilitate

morpheme_head: debilitate

affix_form: -debilitate-

meaning_definition: to weaken | to make feeble

example_words_list_1: debility, debilitation

example_words_corpus: debilitated | debilitates | undebilitated | immunodebilitated

categorical_group_list: Weakness, Negation, Reduction

etymology: From Latin debilitare 'to make weak', derived from debilis 'weak' (de- 'down' + bilis 'strength, vigor')


morpheme_key: debility

morpheme: debility

morpheme_head: debility

affix_form: -debility-

meaning_definition: weakness | lack of strength | frailty

example_words_list_1: debilitate, debilitation

example_words_corpus: debilities

categorical_group_list: Weakness, Physical state

etymology: Latin debilitas 'weakness', from debilis 'weak, feeble' (de- 'down' + habilis 'easy to handle, flexible')


morpheme_key: debit

morpheme: debit

morpheme_head: debit

affix_form: -debit-

meaning_definition: to be in debt | to have a debt to someone

example_words_list_1: debit

example_words_list_2: debit

example_words_corpus: debits | debited | debiting | debitable | debitings

ancestor_etymon: debt

etymology: Latin debitum 'that which is owed', neuter past participle of debere 'to owe'


morpheme_key: debonair

morpheme: debonair

morpheme_head: debonair

affix_form: -debonair-

meaning_definition: charming | confident | stylish

example_words_list_1: ['debonair']

example_words_corpus: debonairly | debonairness

categorical_group_list: Personality, Positive attribute

etymology: French 'de bon aire' meaning 'of good air/disposition'


morpheme_key: debris

morpheme: debris

morpheme_head: debris

affix_form: -debris-

meaning_definition: remains | wreckage | fragments | ruins

example_words_list_1: debris

example_words_corpus: biodebris | palynodebris

categorical_group_list: Remnant, Destruction

etymology: French 'débris' from 'défaire' 'to undo'


morpheme_key: debt

morpheme: debt

morpheme_head: debt

affix_form: -debt-

meaning_definition: be indebted | to be in debt

example_words_list_1: debit | debt | debtor

example_words_list_2: debit | debt | debtor

example_words_corpus: debts | debtor | debtee | debtors | nondebt | debtees

etymology: debere, debitus


morpheme_key: debut

morpheme: debut

morpheme_head: debut

affix_form: -debut-

meaning_definition: first appearance | first performance | beginning

example_words_list_1: debut

example_words_corpus: debuts | debuted | debutant | debuting | debutants

categorical_group_list: Temporal, Initiation

etymology: French 'début', from 'débuter' 'to begin'


morpheme_key: debutante

morpheme: debutante

morpheme_head: debutante

affix_form: -debutante-

meaning_definition: a young woman making her formal entrance into society

example_words_list_1: ['debutante']

example_words_corpus: debutantes | subdebutante | subdebutantes

categorical_group_list: Person, Social status

etymology: French 'débutante', from 'débuter' 'to begin'


morpheme_key: dec

morpheme: dec

morpheme_head: dec

affix_form: dec-

meaning_definition: number ten | ordinal denoting one of ten equal parts | articulate verbally | direct attention

example_words_list_1: decade, decimal, decade, decagon, decimeter, decade

example_words_corpus: decose | decoses | decynes | decarchy

related_morphemes: dodec / dodec

categorical_group_list: Number format | quantity | Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: dec

etymology: Latin 'decem' meaning 'ten'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin | Greek | Latin from Greek

source: Wikipedia | Cognatarium | http://leonsplanet.com/index.html | https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~kemmer/Words04/


morpheme_head: dec, decor

affix_form: dec

allomorphs: decor

sense_label: acceptable

meaning_definition: permissible | proper

example_words_list_1: decorate, decoration, decorative

categorical_group_list: Quality, Aesthetic

etymology: From Latin decor- 'beauty, grace', from decere 'to be fitting'


sense_label: suitable

meaning_definition: appropriate | deserving | correct | attractive | graceful

example_words_list_1: decent | decorate | dignity | dainty | disdain | dignitary | indignant | decency | décor | decoration | decorum | indecorous

categorical_group_list: Quality, Value, Aesthetics

etymology: Latin decus (genitive decoris) 'beauty, honor, dignity'


morpheme_key: decad

morpheme: decad

morpheme_head: decad

affix_form: -decad-

allomorphs: decade

meaning_definition: ten | tenth

example_words_list_1: decade, decagon, decathlon

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity

etymology: Greek dekas 'a group of ten'


morpheme_key: decalogue

morpheme: decalogue

morpheme_head: decalogue

affix_form: -decalogue-

meaning_definition: ten | ten commandments

example_words_list_1: decagon, decade, decimal, decathlon, decimeter, decibel, decagram, decaliter, decalogue, decalogue

categorical_group_list: Number, Law, Religion

etymology: Greek deka- 'ten' + logos 'word/speech'


morpheme_key: decay

morpheme: decay

morpheme_head: decay

affix_form: -decay-

meaning_definition: decline | rot | decompose | perish

example_words_list_1: decayed, decaying, decayable

example_words_corpus: decays | decayed | decayer | decaying | decayeth | decayers

categorical_group_list: Entropy, Destruction, Biological process

etymology: Latin 'decidere' (to cut off, fall away) < 'de-' (down, away) + 'caedere' (to cut, strike)


morpheme_key: decease

morpheme: decease

morpheme_head: decease

affix_form: -decease-

meaning_definition: to die | to pass away

example_words_list_1: decease, deceased, deceasing

example_words_corpus: deceased | deceases | deceaser | deceasers | deceaseth | predecease

categorical_group_list: Mortality, Termination

etymology: Latin decesse, past participle of decedere 'to go away, depart, die', from de- 'away' + cedere 'to go'


morpheme_key: decedent

morpheme: decedent

morpheme_head: decedent

affix_form: -decedent-

meaning_definition: fallen | descended

example_words_list_1: decedent, decimation

example_words_corpus: decedents

categorical_group_list: Death, Mortality

etymology: Latin 'decessus' (descent, departure), from 'decidere' 'to cut off, fall down'


morpheme_key: deceit

morpheme: deceit

morpheme_head: deceit

affix_form: -deceit-

meaning_definition: deception | falsehood | trickery

example_words_list_1: deceit, deceitful, deceitfulness

example_words_corpus: deceits | deceitful | deceitless | deceitfully | undeceitful | nondeceitful

categorical_group_list: Deception, Negativity

etymology: Latin decipere 'to ensnare, deceive'


morpheme_key: decem

morpheme: decem

morpheme_head: decem

affix_form: decem-

meaning_definition: the numeral ten | the ordinal for ten | to express verbally | to indicate direction

example_words_list_1: december | decad | decade | decagon | decagram | decahedron | Decalogue | decamer | decamerous | decameter | decapod | decathlon | deciliter | decimal | decimate | decimation | decimator | decuman | dime

categorical_group_list: Number forms

etymology: decimus, tenth; from decem, ten, δέκα (déka) ~ten~, δεκάς, δεκάδος (dekás, dekádos), δεκάκις (dekákis) ~ten times~, δεκαπλάσιος (dekaplásios) ~ten-fold~

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin | Greek


morpheme_key: december

morpheme: december

morpheme_head: december

affix_form: -december-

meaning_definition: the twelfth month of the year

example_words_list_1: december

example_words_corpus: Decembery | Decemberly | Decemberist | Decemberish

categorical_group_list: Time, Calendar

etymology: Latin December, from decem 'ten' + mensis 'month' (originally the tenth month of the Roman calendar)


morpheme_key: decency

morpheme: decency

morpheme_head: decency

affix_form: -decency-

meaning_definition: conformity | propriety | politeness

example_words_list_1: decency, indecent, indecency

categorical_group_list: Morality, Behavior

etymology: Latin decens (present participle of decēre 'to be fitting, proper') + -ency


morpheme_key: decent

morpheme: decent

morpheme_head: decent

affix_form: -decent-

meaning_definition: satisfactory | acceptable | good

example_words_list_1: decently, decency

example_words_corpus: indecent | decently | undecent | decentish | decentness | indecently

categorical_group_list: Quality, Evaluation

etymology: Latin 'decens' (present participle of 'decere' meaning 'to be fitting, proper'), from 'de-' (down, from) + 'cernere' (to sift, distinguish)


morpheme_key: decibel

morpheme: decibel

morpheme_head: decibel

affix_form: -decibel-

meaning_definition: unit of sound intensity

example_words_list_1: decibel, decibels

categorical_group_list: Measurement, Sound, Physics

etymology: combination of 'deci-' (tenth) and 'bel' (from Bell, the physicist)


morpheme_key: decide

morpheme: decide

morpheme_head: decide

affix_form: -decide-

meaning_definition: to settle | to determine | to judge

example_words_list_1: decisive, decidedly, indecision

example_words_corpus: decided | decides | decider | deciders | redecide | undecide

categorical_group_list: Action, Cognition, Determination

etymology: Latin 'decidere' (to cut off, settle), from 'de-' (down, away) + 'caedere' (to cut)


morpheme_key: deciduous

morpheme: deciduous

morpheme_head: deciduous

affix_form: -deciduous-

meaning_definition: falling off | shedding | dropping

example_words_list_1: deciduous, deciduously

categorical_group_list: Nature, Biology, Motion

etymology: Latin deciduus 'falling off', from decidere 'to cut off, fall off'


morpheme_key: decim

morpheme: decim

morpheme_head: decim

affix_form: -decim-

meaning_definition: ten | tenth | speak | point | tenth part

example_words_list_1: decad | decade | decagon | decagram | decahedron | Decalogue | decamer | decamerous | decameter | decapod | decathlon | deciliter | decimal | decimate | decimation | decimator | decuman | dime

etymology: decimus | tenth | from decem | ten | δέκα (déka) ~ten~ | δεκάς | δεκάδος (dekás | dekádos) | δεκάκις (dekákis) ~ten times~ | δεκαπλάσιος (dekaplásios) ~ten-fold~


morpheme_key: deck

morpheme: deck

morpheme_head: deck

affix_form: -deck-

meaning_definition: a pack | a set | a collection

example_words_list_1: deck, decking, deckhand

example_words_corpus: decks | bedeck | decked | redeck | undeck | bedecks

categorical_group_list: Quantity, Collection

etymology: Middle Dutch 'dek' (cover, layer)

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle Dutch


morpheme_key: decker

morpheme: decker

morpheme_head: decker

affix_form: -decker

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

meaning_definition: one who does | one who is characterized by

example_words_list_1: baker, teacher, hacker, decker

example_words_corpus: deckers

categorical_group_list: Agent noun, Descriptive, Productive

etymology: From the suffix -er combined with a noun or verb stem, forming agent nouns or descriptive adjectives in modern English.


morpheme_key: declare

morpheme: declare

morpheme_head: declare

affix_form: -declare-

meaning_definition: to state | to announce | to make known

example_words_list_1: declaration, declaratory, declarant

example_words_corpus: declared | declares | declarer | declarers | declareth | undeclare

categorical_group_list: Communication, Assertion

etymology: Latin dēclārāre 'to make clear, explain', from dē- 'down, completely' + clārāre 'to make clear', from clārus 'clear, bright'


morpheme_key: deco

morpheme: deco

morpheme_head: deco

affix_form: -deco-

meaning_definition: down | away | off

example_words_list_1: deconstruction, decoct, decoction

categorical_group_list: Motion, Separation

etymology: Latin preposition/deprefix 'de' meaning 'down, down from, away from'


morpheme_key: decoct

morpheme: decoct

morpheme_head: decoct

affix_form: -decoct-

meaning_definition: to extract by boiling | to concentrate | to boil down

example_words_list_1: decoction, decocting

example_words_corpus: decocts | decocted | decocting | decoctive | decoctible

categorical_group_list: Process, Extraction, Transformation

etymology: Latin decoctus, past participle of decoquere 'to boil down', from de- 'down' + coquere 'to cook, boil'


morpheme_key: decor

morpheme: decor

morpheme_head: decor

affix_form: decor-

sense_label: ornament, acceptable

meaning_definition: ornament, acceptable

example_words_list_1: decor, décor, decorament, decorate, decoration, decorative, decorator, decorous, decorum, redecorate

example_words_corpus: decors | decorin | decorate | decorins | decorator | decorated

categorical_group_list: Aesthetics, Ornamentation

etymology: decorus ~fit, proper~ and decorare ~to decorate~, from decor ~beauty, ornament~ and decus ~ornament~

source: Wikidata


morpheme_key: decorus

morpheme: decorus

morpheme_head: decorus

affix_form: decorus-

meaning_definition: suitable | appropriate

example_words_list_1: decorum, decorous, indecorous

example_words_list_2: decorum, decorous, indecorous

categorical_group_list: Quality, Appropriateness

ancestor_etymon: decor

etymology: Latin decorus 'fitting, proper', from decus 'beauty, honor'


morpheme_key: decoy

morpheme: decoy

morpheme_head: decoy

affix_form: -decoy-

meaning_definition: distraction | lure | deception

example_words_list_1: decoy

example_words_corpus: decoys | decoyed | decoyer | decoying | decoyers | decoyman

categorical_group_list: Deception, Strategy

etymology: from Middle English decoi, from decoie (to lure)


morpheme_key: decree

morpheme: decree

morpheme_head: decree

affix_form: -decree-

meaning_definition: order | command | official proclamation

example_words_list_1: decree, decreed, decreeing

example_words_corpus: decrees | decreed | decreer | decreeth | decreest | decreers

categorical_group_list: Authority, Law, Action

etymology: Latin 'decernere' meaning 'to decide, determine, decree'


morpheme_key: decrepit

morpheme: decrepit

morpheme_head: decrepit

affix_form: -decrepit-

meaning_definition: worn out | decayed | broken down

example_words_list_1: decrepit

example_words_corpus: decrepitly | decrepitness

categorical_group_list: Decay, Physical state

etymology: Latin decrepitus, past participle of decrepescere 'to grow old, decay', from de- 'down' + crepescere 'to begin to crack/sound' (from crepare 'to crack')


morpheme_key: decrepitude

morpheme: decrepitude

morpheme_head: decrepitude

affix_form: -decrepitude-

meaning_definition: state of being old | decay | frailty

example_words_list_1: decrepit, decrepitude

categorical_group_list: State, Decay, Age

etymology: Latin decrepitus, past participle of decrepescere 'to grow old', from de- 'down' + crepescere 'to begin' (from crepare 'to crack, creak')


morpheme_key: dedicate

morpheme: dedicate

morpheme_head: dedicate

affix_form: -dedicate-

meaning_definition: set apart | devote | consecrate

example_words_list_1: dedication, dedicated, dedicates, dedicatory

example_words_corpus: dedicates | dedicateth | dedicatest | rededicated | rededicates

categorical_group_list: Devotion, Consecration

etymology: Latin dedicare "to proclaim, consecrate"


morpheme_key: deed

morpheme: deed

morpheme_head: deed

affix_form: -deed-

meaning_definition: action | act | feat

example_words_list_1: deed, deedless

categorical_group_list: Action, Event

etymology: Old English dæd 'deed, action'


morpheme_key: deem

morpheme: deem

morpheme_head: deem

affix_form: -deem-

sense_label: to judge

meaning_definition: to judge | to consider | to regard

example_words_list_1: deem, deemable

example_words_corpus: deems | addeem | deemed | deemer | bedeem | deemes

categorical_group_list: Cognition, Judgment

etymology: Old English dēman "to judge, condemn"


morpheme_key: deep

morpheme: deep

morpheme_head: deep

affix_form: -deep-

sense_label: extending far down from top to bottom

meaning_definition: extending far down from top to bottom | having great depth | intense | profound

example_words_list_1: deepen, deepness, deep-seated

example_words_corpus: deeps | deepen | deeply | deepie | deepens | deepish

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Intensity, Depth

etymology: Old English dēop


morpheme_key: deer

morpheme: deer

morpheme_head: deer

affix_form: -deer-

meaning_definition: deer | cervid

example_words_list_1: deer

example_words_corpus: deers | deerie | deerdom | deergut | roedeer | deerfly

categorical_group_list: Animals, Nature

etymology: From Proto-Germanic *dēraz, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰeh₁rós ('deer, hind'), from the root *dʰeh₁- ('to put, place, set').


morpheme_key: defalcate

morpheme: defalcate

morpheme_head: defalcate

affix_form: -defalcate-

meaning_definition: to embezzle | to misappropriate | to deduct

example_words_list_1: defalcation, defalcator

example_words_corpus: defalcated | defalcates

categorical_group_list: Action, Financial, Deprivation

etymology: Latin defalcare 'to deduct, subtract', from de- 'down, away' + falx 'sickle' (referring to cutting off a portion)


morpheme_key: defeat

morpheme: defeat

morpheme_head: defeat

affix_form: -defeat-

meaning_definition: overcome | conquer | vanquish

example_words_list_1: defeat, defeated, defeating, defeatist

example_words_corpus: defeats | defeated | defeater | redefeat | defeatism | defeating

categorical_group_list: Conflict, Victory/Loss

etymology: Old French defaire 'to undo, disunite'


morpheme_key: defecate

morpheme: defecate

morpheme_head: defecate

affix_form: defecate

meaning_definition: To purify | To remove impurities | To clean away dregs

example_words_list_1: undefecated

example_words_corpus: undefecated

etymology: From Latin 'defecare', meaning 'to purify'


morpheme_key: defend

morpheme: defend

morpheme_head: defend

affix_form: -defend-

meaning_definition: to protect | to guard | to resist

example_words_list_1: defend, defendant, defensible, defenseless

example_words_corpus: defends | defended | defendee | redefend | defendant | defending

categorical_group_list: Protection, Action

etymology: Latin 'defendere' (to ward off, protect), from 'de-' (down, away) + 'fendere' (to strike, hit)


morpheme_key: defense

morpheme: defense

morpheme_head: defense

affix_form: -defense-

meaning_definition: protection | guarding | resistance

example_words_list_1: defense, defensive, indefensible

example_words_corpus: defenses | biodefense | misdefense | nondefense | ecodefense | defenseless

categorical_group_list: Protection, Combat, Resistance

etymology: Latin defensio, from defendere 'to ward off, protect'


morpheme_key: defer

morpheme: defer

morpheme_head: defer

affix_form: -defer-

meaning_definition: put off | delay | postpone

example_words_list_1: defer, deference, deferment

example_words_corpus: defers | deferred | deferral | deferrer | deference | deferrals

categorical_group_list: Time, Motion

etymology: Latin deferre 'to carry down, submit, delay', from de- 'down' + ferre 'to carry'


morpheme_key: deffere

morpheme: deffere

morpheme_head: deffere

affix_form: -deffere-

meaning_definition: to lower | to submit

example_words_list_1: defer, defference

example_words_list_2: defer, defference

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: fer

etymology: Latin deferre 'to carry down, yield, submit', from de- 'down' + ferre 'to carry'


morpheme_key: deficiency

morpheme: deficiency

morpheme_head: deficiency

affix_form: -deficiency-

meaning_definition: lack | shortage | inadequacy

example_words_list_1: deficient, deficiency, deficiently

categorical_group_list: Negation, Absence, Shortage

etymology: Latin deficientia, from deficient- 'failing, lacking', past participle stem of deficere 'to fail, be lacking', from de- 'away' + facere 'to do, make'


morpheme_key: deficient

morpheme: deficient

morpheme_head: deficient

affix_form: -deficient-

meaning_definition: lacking | insufficient | not enough

example_words_list_1: deficiency, deficiency-related

example_words_corpus: deficiently | indeficient | undeficient | bideficient | biodeficient | nondeficient

categorical_group_list: Negation, Quantity, Quality

etymology: Latin 'deficiens', present participle of 'deficere' (to fail, lack), from 'de-' (down, away) + 'facere' (to make, do)


morpheme_key: deficit

morpheme: deficit

morpheme_head: deficit

affix_form: -deficit-

meaning_definition: lack | shortage | deficiency

example_words_list_1: deficit, deficiency, deficitarian

example_words_corpus: deficits | nondeficit | antideficit

categorical_group_list: Absence, Negation, Quantity

etymology: Latin deficit 'he/she/it falls short, is lacking', from deficiō 'fall away, fail', from de- 'down, away' + facere 'to do, make'


morpheme_key: defile

morpheme: defile

morpheme_head: defile

affix_form: -defile-

meaning_definition: to make unclean | to pollute | to desecrate

example_words_list_1: defile, defiled, defiling

categorical_group_list: Corruption, Impurity

etymology: Latin de- 'down, away' + filum 'thread' (originally 'to undo the thread', hence to ruin or pollute)


morpheme_key: define

morpheme: define

morpheme_head: define

affix_form: -define-

meaning_definition: limit | boundary | mark

example_words_list_1: define, definition, indefinite, undefined

example_words_corpus: defined | defines | definer | redefine | definers | undefine

categorical_group_list: Limitation, Boundary, Specification

etymology: Latin 'definire' (to limit, mark out boundaries), from 'de-' (down, completely) + 'finire' (to end, bound), from 'finis' (end, boundary)


morpheme_key: defray

morpheme: defray

morpheme_head: defray

affix_form: -defray-

meaning_definition: to provide money for | to pay for | to defray costs

example_words_list_1: defrayal, defrayable

example_words_corpus: defrays | defrayal | defrayed | defrayer | defrayals | defraying

categorical_group_list: Finance, Action

etymology: Middle French 'défrayer'


morpheme_key: deft

morpheme: deft

morpheme_head: deft

affix_form: -deft-

meaning_definition: skilful | nimble | dexterous

example_words_list_1: deft, deftness

example_words_corpus: deftly | deftness | defthanded | defthandedly | defthandedness

categorical_group_list: Ability, Skill

etymology: Old French deft 'skilful, nimble'


morpheme_key: defunct

morpheme: defunct

morpheme_head: defunct

affix_form: -defunct-

meaning_definition: dead | deceased | finished | no longer existing

example_words_list_1: defunct

example_words_corpus: defunctness

categorical_group_list: State, Negation, Termination

etymology: Latin defunctus, past participle of defunctus 'passed away'


morpheme_key: defy

morpheme: defy

morpheme_head: defy

affix_form: -defy-

meaning_definition: to challenge | to resist | to withstand

example_words_list_1: defiance, defiant, defying

example_words_corpus: defyer | redefy | defying | defyingly

categorical_group_list: Resistance, Opposition

etymology: Latin 'defiare' (to exhaust, wear out), from 'de-' (down, away) + 'fari' (to speak)


morpheme_key: degrade

morpheme: degrade

morpheme_head: degrade

affix_form: -degrade-

meaning_definition: to lower in quality | to decline | to step down

example_words_list_1: degradation, degrading, degraded

example_words_corpus: degraders | undegraded | degradedly | biodegraded | biodegrades | nondegraded

categorical_group_list: Decline, Motion, Quality

etymology: Latin de- 'down, away' + gradus 'step'


morpheme_key: degree

morpheme: degree

morpheme_head: degree

affix_form: -degree-

meaning_definition: extent | amount | level

example_words_list_1: degrees, degradation, degreed

example_words_corpus: degrees | degreed | indegree | bidegree | outdegree | indegrees

categorical_group_list: Quantity, Measurement

etymology: Latin gradus 'step, degree'


morpheme_key: dei

morpheme: dei

morpheme_head: dei

affix_form: dei-

sense_label: God

meaning_definition: Divine being | Omen | Deities

example_words_list_1: divinity | divine | deity | divination | deify

example_words_list_2: divinity, divine, deity, divination, deify

categorical_group_list: Divinity, Religion

ancestor_etymon: deo

etymology: From Latin 'deus' meaning 'god', derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *deywós ('divine').


morpheme_key: deic

morpheme: deic

morpheme_head: deic

affix_form: -deic-

meaning_definition: ten, tenth, speak, point

example_words_list_1: decad, decade, decagon, decagram, decahedron, Decalogue, decamer, decamerous, decameter, decapod, decathlon, deciliter, decimal, decimate, decimation, decimator, decuman, dime

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity

etymology: decimus, tenth; from decem, ten, δέκα (déka) ~ten~, δεκάς, δεκάδος (dekás, dekádos), δεκάκις (dekákis) ~ten times~, δεκαπλάσιος (dekaplásios) ~ten-fold~


morpheme_key: deify

morpheme: deify

morpheme_head: deify

affix_form: -deify-

meaning_definition: make a god of | treat as a deity

example_words_list_1: deification, deified

example_words_corpus: undeify | deifying | disdeify

categorical_group_list: Divinity, Transformation

etymology: Latin deus 'god' + -ficare 'to make' (from facere 'to make')


morpheme_key: deign

morpheme: deign

morpheme_head: deign

affix_form: -deign-

meaning_definition: deserving | meritorious

example_words_list_1: dignify, dignitary, indignant

example_words_list_2: dignify, dignitary, indignant

example_words_corpus: deigns | deigned | deigning | deignest

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: dign

etymology: Latin dignus 'worthy, fit'


morpheme_key: deino

morpheme: deino

morpheme_head: deino

affix_form: deino

meaning_definition: terrible | fierce | dreadful | powerful

example_words_list_1: deinos, deinococcus

example_words_list_2: Examples: dinosaur ("terrible lizard"), Dinofelis ("terrible cat"), Dinornis ("terrible bird"); Deinonychus ("terrible claw"), Deinocheirus ("terrible hand"); Dinodocus ("terrible beam"); Deinosuchus ("terrible crocodile"), Dinohippus ("terrible horse"), Dinosorex ("terrible shrew") Deinococcus ("terrible grannule")

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific

ancestor_etymon: δεινός (deinós)

etymology: Greek δεινός (deinos) 'terrible, fierce'

ancestor_etymon_language: Ancient Greek

pronunciation: /daɪnoʊ/

source: Wikipedia


morpheme_key: deipno

morpheme: deipno

morpheme_head: deipno

affix_form: deipno-

meaning_definition: dinner | supper | meal

example_words_list_1: deipnosophy | deipnophobia | deipnosophistry

categorical_group_list: Food, Eating

etymology: Greek deipnon 'dinner, supper'


morpheme_key: deity

morpheme: deity

morpheme_head: deity

affix_form: -deity-

meaning_definition: god | goddess | divine being

example_words_list_1: deity, polydeism, pantheism

example_words_corpus: deitylike | demideity | deityhood | deityless | deityship | multideity

categorical_group_list: Religion, Divinity

etymology: Latin deus 'god'


morpheme_key: deja

morpheme: deja

morpheme_head: deja

affix_form: -deja-

meaning_definition: already | previously

example_words_list_1: deja vu

categorical_group_list: Time, Aspect

etymology: French déjà 'already'


morpheme_key: dek

morpheme: dek

morpheme_head: dek

affix_form: dek-

meaning_definition: number ten | ordinal for ten | communicate verbally | indicate direction

example_words_list_1: decad | decade | decagon | decagram | decahedron | Decalogue | decamer | decamerous | decameter | decapod | decathlon | deciliter | decimal | decimate | decimation | decimator | decuman | dime | dekaliter (10 liters) | dekagram (10 grams)

example_words_corpus: deks

categorical_group_list: quantity

etymology: decimus | tenth | from decem | ten | δέκα (déka) ~ten~ | δεκάς | δεκάδος (dekás | dekádos) | δεκάκις (dekákis) ~ten times~ | δεκαπλάσιος (dekaplásios) ~ten-fold~ | Greek


morpheme_key: del

morpheme: del

morpheme_head: del

affix_form: del-

sense_label: delete

meaning_definition: remove | eradicate

example_words_list_1: delete | deletion | indelible | deleterious | dele

example_words_corpus: dels

categorical_group_list: Destruction, Removal

etymology: Latin delere 'to destroy, wipe out'


morpheme_key: delect

morpheme: delect

morpheme_head: delect

affix_form: -delect-

meaning_definition: to enchant | to captivate

example_words_list_1: delectable, dilettante

example_words_list_2: delectable, dilettante

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: delect

etymology: Latin delectare 'to please, charm', from de- (intensive) + legere 'to gather, choose'


morpheme_key: deleg

morpheme: deleg

morpheme_head: deleg

affix_form: -deleg-

meaning_definition: to send away | to entrust | to assign

example_words_list_1: delegate, delegation, delegatory

categorical_group_list: Action, Assignment, Transfer

etymology: Latin delegare 'to send away, assign, appoint', from de- 'away' + legare 'to send, commission'


morpheme_key: delete

morpheme: delete

morpheme_head: delete

affix_form: -delete-

allomorphs: delet

meaning_definition: remove | erase | strike out

example_words_list_1: delete, deletion, deletable

example_words_corpus: deleted | deletes | deleter | deletee | undelete | deleters

categorical_group_list: Removal, Destruction

etymology: Latin delere 'to destroy, erase'


morpheme_key: deleterious

morpheme: deleterious

morpheme_head: deleterious

affix_form: -deleterious-

meaning_definition: harmful | damaging | injurious

categorical_group_list: Harm, Destruction

etymology: Latin dēlētō, past participle stem of dēlērē 'to destroy, wipe out'


morpheme_key: deliberare

morpheme: deliberare

morpheme_head: deliberare

affix_form: -deliberare-

meaning_definition: to reflect | to assess thoroughly

example_words_list_1: deliberate

example_words_list_2: deliberate

categorical_group_list: Concatenation

ancestor_etymon: liber

etymology: Latin deliberare 'to weigh, consider', from de- 'down, thoroughly' + liberare 'to free' (from liber 'free')


morpheme_key: deliberate

morpheme: deliberate

morpheme_head: deliberate

affix_form: -deliberate-

meaning_definition: intentional | planned | careful

example_words_list_1: deliberate, deliberation, deliberative

categorical_group_list: Intentionality, Action

etymology: Latin deliberare 'to weigh thoroughly, consider', from de- 'down, completely' + liberare 'to free'


morpheme_key: delible

morpheme: delible

morpheme_head: delible

affix_form: -delible-

meaning_definition: edible | able to be eaten

example_words_list_1: delible

example_words_corpus: delibly

categorical_group_list: Consumption, Ability

etymology: Latin 'edibilis' (eatable), from 'edere' (to eat) + '-ibilis' (able to be)


morpheme_key: delic

morpheme: delic

morpheme_head: delic

affix_form: -delic-

sense_label: tender

meaning_definition: tender | soft | delicate

example_words_list_1: delicate, delicacy, delicatessen

categorical_group_list: Texture, Quality

etymology: Latin delicatus 'indulgent, luxurious, tender', from delere 'to destroy, spoil'


affix_form: -delic

sense_label: to squeeze

meaning_definition: to squeeze | to press

example_words_list_1: psychedelic

example_words_list_2: psychedelic

categorical_group_list: Experience, Perception

etymology: Greek 'deliktos' from 'delekhein' 'to squeeze'


morpheme_key: delicious

morpheme: delicious

morpheme_head: delicious

affix_form: -delicious-

meaning_definition: highly pleasing to the sense of taste | tasty

example_words_list_1: deliciousness, deliciously

example_words_corpus: deliciously | undelicious | deliciousness | superdelicious | deliciousnesses

categorical_group_list: Sensory, Positive evaluation

etymology: Latin dēliciosus 'pleasing, delightful', from dēliciae 'pleasures, delights'


morpheme_key: delight

morpheme: delight

morpheme_head: delight

affix_form: -delight-

meaning_definition: great pleasure | joy | satisfaction

example_words_list_1: delighted, delightful, delighting

example_words_corpus: delights | delighted | delighter | undelight | delightly | delightful

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Positive affect

etymology: From Old French delit, from Latin delectare 'to please'


morpheme_key: delinquency

morpheme: delinquency

morpheme_head: delinquency

affix_form: -delinquency-

meaning_definition: failure | neglect | wrongdoing

example_words_list_1: delinquent, delinquency

categorical_group_list: Negation, Failure, Misconduct

etymology: Latin delinquere 'to fail, neglect'


morpheme_key: delinquent

morpheme: delinquent

morpheme_head: delinquent

affix_form: -delinquent-

meaning_definition: neglecting | failing | abandoning

example_words_corpus: delinquently | nondelinquent | predelinquent | nondelinquents

categorical_group_list: Negation, Failure, Neglect

etymology: Latin delinquere 'to fall away, sin', from de- 'away' + linquere 'to leave'


morpheme_key: deliquesce

morpheme: deliquesce

morpheme_head: deliquesce

affix_form: -deliquesce-

meaning_definition: to become liquid | to melt | to dissolve

example_words_list_1: deliquescence, deliquescent

categorical_group_list: Liquefaction, Transformation

etymology: Latin deliquescere 'to melt away', from de- 'down, away' + liquefacere 'to make liquid'


morpheme_key: deliri

morpheme: deliri

morpheme_head: deliri

affix_form: -deliri-

meaning_definition: to wander | to stray | to be out of one's mind

example_words_list_1: delirium, delirious

categorical_group_list: Mental state, Motion

etymology: From Latin dē- 'away' + līra 'furrow' (originally 'to plow out of the furrow', metaphorically 'to lose one's mind').


morpheme_key: deliver

morpheme: deliver

morpheme_head: deliver

affix_form: -deliver-

meaning_definition: to hand over | to bring | to transmit

example_words_list_1: delivery, deliverable, undelivered

example_words_corpus: delivers | delivered | deliverer | redeliver | deliverly | codeliver

categorical_group_list: Action, Movement, Transfer

etymology: Latin dēlivāre 'to free, release' (from dē- 'down, away' + livāre 'to loosen')


morpheme_key: delphic

morpheme: delphic

morpheme_head: delphic

affix_form: -delphic-

meaning_definition: ambiguous | obscure | enigmatic

example_words_list_1: delphic

example_words_corpus: amphidelphic

categorical_group_list: Ambiguity, Mystery

etymology: Greek Delphi, referring to the Oracle of Delphi


morpheme_key: delphinium

morpheme: delphinium

morpheme_head: delphinium

affix_form: -delphinium-

meaning_definition: delfinium | larkspur | flower

example_words_list_1: delphinium, delphiniums

categorical_group_list: Botany, Nature

etymology: Greek delphinion 'dolphin-like' (referring to the shape of the seed pod)


morpheme_key: delpho

morpheme: delpho

morpheme_head: delph

affix_form: delpho

allomorphs: delphi | delpho

meaning_definition: womb. Used for therian mammals.

example_words_list_1: delphic, delphium

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific

ancestor_etymon: δελφύς ( delphis)

etymology: Greek δελφύ (delphú) 'womb'

pronunciation: /dɜlfɪs/, /dɜlfʊ/


morpheme_key: delt

morpheme: delt

morpheme_head: delt

affix_form: delt-

sense_label: D

meaning_definition: D | the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolized by Δ

example_words_list_1: delta | deltoid

example_words_list_2: delta | deltoid

example_words_corpus: delts

categorical_group_list: Alphabet, Symbol

etymology: Δ | δέλτα (délta) | Greek delta | of Semitic origin | as in Hebrew dāleth (ד) | fourth letter of the alphabet


morpheme_key: delude

morpheme: delude

morpheme_head: delude

affix_form: -delude-

meaning_definition: deceive | mislead | trick

example_words_list_1: delusion, delusional, deluded

example_words_corpus: deluded | undeluded

categorical_group_list: Deception, Cognition

etymology: Latin dēlūdere 'to play away, mock, deceive', from dē- 'down, away' + lūdere 'to play'


morpheme_key: deluge

morpheme: deluge

morpheme_head: deluge

affix_form: -deluge-

meaning_definition: flood | overwhelming amount | torrent

example_words_list_1: deluge

example_words_corpus: deluges | deluged | delugeth

categorical_group_list: Water, Natural Disaster, Abundance

etymology: Latin diluvium, from diluere 'to wash away'


morpheme_key: delve

morpheme: delve

morpheme_head: delve

affix_form: -delve-

meaning_definition: dig | penetrate | search deeply

example_words_list_1: delve, delving, delved

example_words_corpus: delver | delved | delvers | indelve | delveth | delvest

categorical_group_list: Action, Physical motion, Investigation

etymology: Old English delfan "to dig"


morpheme_key: dem

morpheme: dem

morpheme_head: dem, dom

affix_form: dem-

allomorphs: dom

sense_label: build

meaning_definition: build

example_words_list_1: apodeme, monodomy, opisthodomos, polydomy

categorical_group_list: Construction, Structure

etymology: δέμειν (démein), δῶμα, δῶματος, δομή, δόμος(dómos), δέμας (démas)


morpheme_head: dem

affix_form: -dem

sense_label: to bind, hence: a band for the head

meaning_definition: to fasten | a headpiece for securing hair

example_words_list_1: anadem, diadem

example_words_list_2: anadem, diadem

categorical_group_list: Binding, Adornment

etymology: Greek diadema 'band around the head', from dia- 'through' + dedeme 'that which is bound'


morpheme_key: demagog

morpheme: demagog

morpheme_head: demagog

affix_form: -demagog-

meaning_definition: leader | orator | person who appeals to prejudices

example_words_list_1: demagoguery, demagogic

categorical_group_list: Leadership, People, Rhetoric

etymology: Greek dēmagōgos (dēmos 'people' + agōgos 'leading')


morpheme_key: demagogue

morpheme: demagogue

morpheme_head: demagogue

affix_form: -demagogue-

meaning_definition: leader | people | crowd

example_words_list_1: democracy, epidemic, endemic

example_words_corpus: demagogues | demagogued | demagoguery | demagogueries

categorical_group_list: People, Leadership

etymology: Greek demos 'people' + agogos 'leading'


morpheme_key: dement

morpheme: dement

morpheme_head: dement

affix_form: -dement-

meaning_definition: mad | insane | out of one's mind

example_words_list_1: demented, dementia, dementiation

example_words_corpus: dements | dementation

categorical_group_list: Mental state, Cognition

etymology: Latin dēmens (gen. dementis) 'mad, insane', from de- 'away from' + mens (gen. mentis) 'mind'


morpheme_key: demi

morpheme: demi

morpheme_head: demi

affix_form: demi-

sense_label: half

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun

meaning_definition: one of two equal parts | incomplete | partial | numerical equivalent of one-half | partially associated with | diminished by half in a derogatory manner | a state of partial completion

example_words_list_1: demisemiquaver | demigod | demi-God | demi-lion | demimondaine | demimonde | demitasse | demivolt unrelated: dam2 / demijohn. | dem1 / demiurge.

example_words_corpus: demigod | demirep | demiman | demibra | demicup | demiwig

categorical_group_list: Number format | Quantity | Amount

ancestor_etymon: demi | dīmidium  OED

etymology: Latin 'dimidius' meaning 'half' or 'divided in two'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin | Latin  OED | French

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


morpheme_key: demic

morpheme: demic

morpheme_head: demic

affix_form: -demic-

meaning_definition: people | population | tribe

example_words_list_1: endemic, epidemic, pandemic

categorical_group_list: Demographics, Social grouping

etymology: Greek demos 'the people'


morpheme_key: demise

morpheme: demise

morpheme_head: demise

affix_form: -demise-

meaning_definition: death | end of life | termination

example_words_list_1: demise

example_words_corpus: demises | demised | redemise | redemises | redemised

categorical_group_list: Mortality, Termination

etymology: Latin dis- "apart" + mittere "to send"

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin


morpheme_key: demo

morpheme: demo

morpheme_head: demo

affix_form: -demo-

sense_label: the people

meaning_definition: the people | population | common people

example_words_list_1: democracy, epidemic, demography, demagogue

example_words_corpus: demonym | demonyms | demonymy | democracy | demogrant | megademos

categorical_group_list: Social, Collective

etymology: Greek demos "the people"


morpheme_key: demoiselle

morpheme: demoiselle

morpheme_head: demoiselle

affix_form: -demoiselle-

meaning_definition: young unmarried woman | lady | maiden

example_words_list_1: demoiselle d'honneur, demoiselle de compagnie

example_words_corpus: demoiselles

categorical_group_list: Person, Feminine

etymology: Old French 'demoiselle', diminutive of 'dame'


morpheme_key: demolish

morpheme: demolish

morpheme_head: demolish

affix_form: -demolish-

meaning_definition: to pull down | to destroy | to dismantle

example_words_list_1: demolish, demolition, demolisher

example_words_corpus: demolished | demolisher | undemolish | demolishing | demolishers | demolishment

categorical_group_list: Destruction, Action

etymology: Latin demolere 'to pull down' (de- 'down' + moliri 'to build/construct')


morpheme_key: demon

morpheme: demon

morpheme_head: demon

affix_form: demon

meaning_definition: A malevolent supernatural being | A devilish entity | A spirit associated with Hell

example_words_list_1: demons | demonic | demonry | demonly | bedemon | demoness

etymology: From Greek daimon, meaning a spirit or supernatural being

register: pejorative


morpheme_key: demos

morpheme: demos

morpheme_head: demos

affix_form: dem

allomorphs: dem | demo

meaning_definition: the populace | the citizenry | the public

example_words_list_1: endemic, demographic, democrat

example_words_list_2: endemic, demographic, democrat

example_words_corpus: philodemic

categorical_group_list: People, Population

ancestor_etymon: demo


morpheme_key: demotic

morpheme: demotic

morpheme_head: demotic

affix_form: -demotic-

meaning_definition: popular | common | of the people

example_words_list_1: demotic, demoticism

example_words_corpus: demotics | demoticist | demoticists

categorical_group_list: Social, People

etymology: Greek 'demotikos' from 'demos' 'people'


morpheme_key: demur

morpheme: demur

morpheme_head: demur

affix_form: -demur-

allomorphs: demure

meaning_definition: to raise doubts | to object | to hesitate

example_words_list_1: demur, demurral

example_words_corpus: demurral | demurrage | demurrages

categorical_group_list: Opposition, Hesitation

etymology: Middle French 'demorer' (to delay, stay)


morpheme_key: den

morpheme: den

morpheme_head: den

affix_form: -den-

sense_label: ten each

meaning_definition: ten per unit | individual ten

example_words_list_1: denar | denarian | denarius | denary | denier | dinar | dinero | dinheiro

example_words_corpus: dens | denned | denning | denlike

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity

etymology: dēnī


affix_form: -den

sense_label: tooth

meaning_definition: dental component | masticatory organ | oral structure for biting

example_words_list_1: dentist, dental, dentin

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Body part

etymology: Latin dens (genitive dentis) 'tooth'


morpheme_key: denary

morpheme: denary

morpheme_head: denary

affix_form: -denary-

meaning_definition: ten | base ten

example_words_list_1: nonary, denary, decimal

etymology: Latin denarius 'of ten', from decem 'ten'


morpheme_key: dendr

morpheme: dendr

morpheme_head: dendr

affix_form: dendr-

sense_label: tree

meaning_definition: a woody perennial plant with a single trunk | branching structure

example_words_list_1: dendric | dendrite | dendrochronology | dendrogram | dendromancy | rhododendron | dendrology | epidendron | philodendron | epidendrum | dendroid

example_words_corpus: dendrite | dendroid | dendrimer | dendritic | dendrites | dendroids

categorical_group_list: Nature, Botany

ancestor_etymon: dendr

etymology: δένδρον (déndron) | akin to δρύς (drús) ~tree~ | Greek dendron dendreon : tree

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


morpheme_key: dendri

morpheme: dendri

morpheme_head: dendri

affix_form: dendri-

meaning_definition: tree

example_words_list_1: dendric, dendrite, dendrochronology, dendrogram, dendromancy, rhododendron, dendrite, dendrology, epidendron, philodendron, rhododendron

etymology: δένδρον (déndron); akin to δρύς (drús) ~tree~


morpheme_key: dendro

morpheme: dendro

morpheme_head: dendro

affix_form: dendro

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: various

meaning_definition: tree | tree | trees

example_words_list_1: Examples: Rhododendron ("rose tree") | Liriodendron ("lily tree") | Dendrocnide ("tree nettle") | Epidendrum ("above tree") Lepidodendron (¨scaled tree¨) | dendric | dendrite | dendrochronology | dendrogram | dendromancy | rhododendron | dendrology | epidendron | philodendron | dendrography | dendriform

example_words_corpus: dendrology | dendrogram | dendrocyte | dendrolite | dendrodate | dendromass

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific

ancestor_etymon: δένδρον (déndron) | δένδρον  OED

etymology: δένδρον (déndron) | akin to δρύς (drús) ~tree~ | combining form of Greek δένδρον tree OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Ancient Greek | Greek | Greek  OED

pronunciation: /dɛn.dɹoʊ/, /ˈdɛndɹən/, /dɛndɹəm/

source: Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Stein


morpheme_key: dendron

morpheme: dendron

morpheme_head: dendron

affix_form: -dendron

example_words_list_2: dendric, dendrite, dendrochronology, dendrogram, dendromancy, rhododendron, dendrite, dendrology, epidendron, philodendron, rhododendron

example_words_corpus: dendrons | didendron | didendrons | monodendron | monodendrons


morpheme_key: denier

morpheme: denier

morpheme_head: denier

affix_form: -denier-

meaning_definition: denial | to deny | to disclaim

example_words_list_1: denial, deniable, denier

categorical_group_list: Negation, Refusal

etymology: Latin denegare 'to deny, refuse', from de- 'completely' + negare 'to say no'


morpheme_key: denigrate

morpheme: denigrate

morpheme_head: denigrate

affix_form: denigrate

meaning_definition: to criticize so as to damage reputation | to defame | to disparage

example_words_list_1: denigrated | denigrates

example_words_corpus: denigrated | denigrates

etymology: From Latin 'denigrare', meaning to stain or make dark, evolving to mean to defame.


morpheme_key: denim

morpheme: denim

morpheme_head: denim

affix_form: -denim-

meaning_definition: denim | cotton twill fabric

example_words_list_1: denim

example_words_corpus: denims | denimy | denimed | denimwear | denimlike

categorical_group_list: Material, Textile

etymology: from Nîmes, France (serge de Nîmes)


morpheme_key: denizen

morpheme: denizen

morpheme_head: denizen

affix_form: -denizen-

meaning_definition: inhabitant | resident

example_words_list_1: denizen, indigent, denizenry

example_words_corpus: denizens | endenizen | endenizens | denizenship | denizenation | denizenships

categorical_group_list: Entity, Location

etymology: Latin 'denizens' (plural of 'denizens'), from 'denizens' meaning 'inhabitants', from 'de-' (down, in) + 'incola' (inhabitant)


morpheme_key: denounce

morpheme: denounce

morpheme_head: denounce

affix_form: -denounce-

meaning_definition: condemn | declare to be wrong | publicly denounce

example_words_list_1: denounce, denunciation, denouncer

example_words_corpus: denounced | denouncer | denounces | denouncers | denounceth | denouncest

categorical_group_list: Speech, Condemnation, Action

etymology: Latin 'denuntiare' (to proclaim, announce), from 'de-' (down, completely) + 'nuntiare' (to announce, from 'nuntius' messenger)


morpheme_key: dens

morpheme: dens

morpheme_head: dens/dense

affix_form: dens-

allomorphs: dens

meaning_definition: solid in structure | having considerable thickness | without looseness

example_words_list_1: condensable | condensate | condensation | condensational | condensative | condense | dense | density | nondense | superdense | densimeter

categorical_group_list: Attribute adder

ancestor_etymon: dens

etymology: Latin 'dens' (genitive 'dentis') meaning 'tooth'


morpheme_key: dent

morpheme: dent

morpheme_head: dent

affix_form: dent-

allomorphs: denti | dento

meaning_definition: a hard, pointed oral structure | to grasp with teeth

example_words_list_1: bident | bidental | dandelion | dental | dentary | dentate | dentation | dentelle | denticity | denticle | denticulate | dentiferous | dentiform | dentifrice | dentigerous | dentil | dentin | dentinal | dentine | dentition | denture | indent | indentation | indenture | interdental | interdentil | intradental | multidentate | quadridentate | trident | tridentate | dentist | Dentyne™ | edentate | trident unrelated: irredentist | odontoid | odontology

example_words_corpus: dents | indent | dented | dedent | denting | indents

related_morphemes: odont / odont

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: dont

etymology: Latin dens, dent- 'tooth'

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


morpheme_key: dentifrice

morpheme: dentifrice

morpheme_head: dentifrice

affix_form: -dentifrice-

meaning_definition: tooth | teeth

example_words_list_1: dentifrice

example_words_corpus: dentifrices

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Oral care

etymology: Latin dēns (gen. dentis) 'tooth'


morpheme_key: denunciate

morpheme: denunciate

morpheme_head: denunciate

affix_form: -denunciate-

meaning_definition: to denounce | to condemn | to declare openly

example_words_list_1: denunciation, denouncing

categorical_group_list: Communication, Condemnation

etymology: Latin dēnuntiāre 'to proclaim, announce', from dē- 'down, away' + nuntiāre 'to announce'


morpheme_key: denuntiare

morpheme: denuntiare

morpheme_head: denuntiare

affix_form: -denuntiare-

meaning_definition: to declare | to condemn

example_words_list_1: denunciation, denounce

example_words_list_2: denunciation, denounce

categorical_group_list: Concatenation

ancestor_etymon: nounc

etymology: Latin dēnuntiare 'to announce, proclaim', from dē- 'down, away' + nuntiare 'to announce', from nuntius 'messenger'


morpheme_key: deny

morpheme: deny

morpheme_head: deny

affix_form: -deny-

meaning_definition: refuse | disallow | declare untrue

example_words_list_1: denial, undeniable, deniable

example_words_corpus: denying | denyings | denyingly

etymology: Latin denegare 'to deny, refuse', from de- 'down, away' + negare 'to say no, deny'


morpheme_key: deorsum

morpheme: deorsum

morpheme_head: deorsum

affix_form: deorsum-

meaning_definition: downwards | below

example_words_list_1: deorsumversion

example_words_corpus: deorsumversion

categorical_group_list: Direction, Spatial

etymology: Latin deorsum 'downwards', from deorsus, past participle of deoriri 'to go down', from de 'down' + oriri 'to rise'


morpheme_key: deoxy

morpheme: deoxy

morpheme_head: deoxy

affix_form: deoxy-

allomorphs: desoxy

meaning_definition: without | lacking | deprived of

example_words_list_1: deoxydoxorubicin

example_words_corpus: deoxydoxorubicin

categorical_group_list: Negation, Deprivation

etymology: Greek prefix a- (not) + eui (well) or related to de- (away/from) + oxy (acid/sharp)


morpheme_key: depart

morpheme: depart

morpheme_head: depart

affix_form: -depart-

meaning_definition: leave | go away | separate

example_words_list_1: departure, departed, departing

example_words_corpus: departs | departed | departer | departing | departeth | departers

categorical_group_list: Motion, Separation

etymology: Latin 'departire' (to divide, measure out), from 'de-' (down, away) + 'partire' (to divide), from 'pars' (part)


morpheme_key: department

morpheme: department

morpheme_head: department

affix_form: -department-

meaning_definition: division | section | branch

example_words_corpus: departments | departmental | subdepartment | departmentally | departmentwide | subdepartments

categorical_group_list: Division, Organization

etymology: Latin 'departimentum' (a division, portion), from 'departir' (to divide, separate), from 'de-' (apart) + 'partire' (to share, from 'pars' part)


morpheme_key: depilate

morpheme: depilate

morpheme_head: depilate

affix_form: -depilate-

meaning_definition: to remove hair | to strip hair

example_words_list_1: depilation, depilatory

example_words_corpus: depilated | depilates

categorical_group_list: Action, Removal, Physicality

etymology: Latin depilatus, past participle of depilare 'to pluck hair off', from de- 'down, away' + pilare 'to pluck hair', from pilus 'hair'


morpheme_key: deplete

morpheme: deplete

morpheme_head: deplete

affix_form: -deplete-

meaning_definition: use up | exhaust | diminish

example_words_list_1: depletion, depleted, depleting

example_words_corpus: depleted | depletes | depleter | depleters | undepleted | nondepleted

categorical_group_list: Reduction, Quantity, Depletion

etymology: Latin de- 'down, away' + plere 'to fill'


morpheme_key: deploy

morpheme: deploy

morpheme_head: deploy

affix_form: -deploy-

meaning_definition: to move into position | to utilize | to spread out

example_words_list_1: deployment, redeploy, redeployment

example_words_corpus: deploys | deployed | redeploy | deployer | deploying | redeploys

categorical_group_list: Action, Movement, Utility

etymology: Middle French 'déployer' 'to unfold'


morpheme_key: deposit

morpheme: deposit

morpheme_head: deposit

affix_form: deposit

meaning_definition: Sediment or rock not native to its current location | material deposited by natural processes | ore or gem deposits

example_words_list_1: deposits | depositee | depositor | redeposit | depositing | depositees

etymology: From Latin 'deponere' meaning to put down


morpheme_key: depot

morpheme: depot

morpheme_head: depot

affix_form: -depot-

meaning_definition: storage | place of supply | station

example_words_list_1: depot

example_words_corpus: depots | subdepot | nondepot | subdepots

categorical_group_list: Location, Storage

etymology: French dépot 'deposit, lodging', from depose 'to deposit, place down', from Latin deponere 'to put down'


morpheme_key: depravare

morpheme: depravare

morpheme_head: depravare

affix_form: -depravare-

meaning_definition: to twist | to deform

example_words_list_1: deprave, depravity

example_words_list_2: deprave, depravity

ancestor_etymon: prav

etymology: Latin de- 'down, away' + pravus 'crooked, wrong'


morpheme_key: deprave

morpheme: deprave

morpheme_head: deprave

affix_form: -deprave-

meaning_definition: to corrupt | to make bad | to debase

example_words_list_1: depraved, depravity, depravation

example_words_corpus: depraved | depraves | depraver | depravers | undepraved | depravedly

categorical_group_list: Corruption, Moral decay

etymology: Latin depravatus, past participle of depravare 'to make bad', from de- 'down, away' + pravus 'crooked, wrong'.


morpheme_key: deprecate

morpheme: deprecate

morpheme_head: deprecate

affix_form: -deprecate-

meaning_definition: to express disapproval | to belittle | to take away

example_words_list_1: deprecating, deprecation, deprecatory

example_words_corpus: deprecated | deprecates | undeprecated | nondeprecated

categorical_group_list: Negation, Disapproval, Reduction

etymology: Latin de- 'down, away' + prex 'prayer, entreaty'


morpheme_key: deprive

morpheme: deprive

morpheme_head: deprive

affix_form: -deprive-

meaning_definition: take away | strip | deny

example_words_list_1: deprived, deprivation, depriving

example_words_corpus: deprived | deprives | depriver | deprivers | deprivedly | deprivement

categorical_group_list: Loss, Removal, Negation

etymology: Latin deprivare 'to strip, plunder', from de- 'down, away' + privare 'to deprive, make private'


morpheme_key: depth

morpheme: depth

morpheme_head: depth

affix_form: -depth-

meaning_definition: distance from top to bottom | profoundness

example_words_list_1: depths, depthless

categorical_group_list: Dimension, Measurement, Spatial

etymology: Old English dēop (deep)


morpheme_key: depute

morpheme: depute

morpheme_head: depute

affix_form: -depute-

meaning_definition: appoint | delegate | assign

example_words_list_1: depute, deputation, deputee

example_words_corpus: deputes | deputed | deputer

categorical_group_list: Delegation, Authority

etymology: Latin deputare 'to consider, reckon, assign'


morpheme_key: deputy

morpheme: deputy

morpheme_head: deputy

affix_form: -deputy-

meaning_definition: substitute | assistant | second-in-command

example_words_list_1: deputy

example_words_corpus: deputyship | Eurodeputy | deputyships

categorical_group_list: Agency, Hierarchy

etymology: Latin 'deputare' meaning 'to reckon, consider, assign'


morpheme_key: der

morpheme: der

morpheme_head: der

affix_form: -der-

sense_label: skin

meaning_definition: skin

example_words_list_1: Dermaptera, dermatology, dermis, ectoderm, endoderm, epidermis, hypodermic, mesoderm, scleroderma, taxidermy, xeroderma

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: δέρειν (dérein), δέρμα, δέρματος (dérma, dérmatos)


morpheme_key: derange

morpheme: derange

morpheme_head: derange

affix_form: -derange-

meaning_definition: disturb | throw into disorder | unsettle

example_words_list_1: deranged, derangement, deranging

example_words_corpus: deranged | deranges | deranger | derangers | underanged | derangedly

categorical_group_list: Disruption, Motion, Disorder

etymology: Latin de- 'down, away' + rangia 'fence, enclosure' (via Old French deranger)


morpheme_key: derby

morpheme: derby

morpheme_head: derby

affix_form: -derby-

meaning_definition: a horse race | a contest | a chaotic situation

example_words_list_1: derby, derby hat, derby race, horse derby

categorical_group_list: Competition, Horse racing, Chaos

etymology: From Derby, the town in England, home to the Epsom Derby horse race, which became a metonym for any horse race or, by extension, any chaotic contest.


morpheme_key: derelict

morpheme: derelict

morpheme_head: derelict

affix_form: -derelict-

meaning_definition: abandoned | deserted | neglected

example_words_list_1: derelict

example_words_corpus: derelicts | dereliction | derelictions | semiderelict | derelictness

categorical_group_list: Abandonment, Neglect

etymology: Latin derelictus, past participle of derelinquere 'to abandon, leave behind', from de- 'down, away' + relinquere 'to leave'


morpheme_key: deres

morpheme: deres

morpheme_head: deres

affix_form: deres

meaning_definition: neck, collar.

example_words_list_1: dermis, dermatology, dermatitis

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific

ancestor_etymon: δέρη (dére)

etymology: Greek δέρσ- (ders-) related to binding or neck-related structures


morpheme_key: deride

morpheme: deride

morpheme_head: deride

affix_form: -deride-

meaning_definition: mock | ridicule | contempt

example_words_list_1: derision, derisive, derisively

example_words_corpus: derider | derided | derides | deriders | underided

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Social Interaction, Disdain

etymology: Latin deridēre 'to laugh at, mock', from de- 'down, away' + ridēre 'to laugh'


morpheme_key: deris

morpheme: deris

morpheme_head: deris

affix_form: deris-

meaning_definition: mocked, made fun of, laughed at

example_words_list_1: derision, derisive, derisively, derisorily, derisory

categorical_group_list: Contempt, Mockery

etymology: Latin deridere 'to mock, laugh at', from de- 'down, completely' + ridere 'to laugh'


morpheme_key: derive

morpheme: derive

morpheme_head: derive

affix_form: -derive-

meaning_definition: to draw | to obtain | to trace origin

example_words_list_1: derivative, derivation, derived

example_words_corpus: derived | derives | deriver | derivers | rederive | deriveth

categorical_group_list: Motion, Origin, Action

etymology: Latin dē- 'down, away' + radere 'to scrape, scratch'


morpheme_key: derm

morpheme: derm

morpheme_head: derm

affix_form: -derm-

allomorphs: derma | dermo

sense_label: skin, layer

meaning_definition: skin, layer

example_words_list_1: dermatology, dermis, ectoderm, endoderm, epidermis, hypodermic, mesoderm, scleroderma, taxidermy, bromoderma, erythroderma, keratoderma, leukoderma, melanoderma, scleroderma, staphyloderma, xeroderma

example_words_corpus: derms | dermal | diderm | dermad | exoderm | dermoid


morpheme_key: dermat

morpheme: dermat

morpheme_head: dermat

affix_form: dermat-

allomorphs: dermato

example_words_list_1: dermatology | dermis | ectoderm | endoderm | epidermis | hypodermic | mesoderm | scleroderma | taxidermy | bromoderma | erythroderma | keratoderma | leukoderma | melanoderma | staphyloderma | xeroderma

example_words_list_2: dermatology, dermis, ectoderm, endoderm, epidermis, hypodermic, mesoderm, scleroderma, taxidermy, bromoderma, erythroderma, keratoderma, leukoderma, melanoderma, scleroderma, staphyloderma, xeroderma

example_words_corpus: dermatome


morpheme_key: dermatous

morpheme: dermatous

morpheme_head: dermatous

affix_form: -dermatous

meaning_definition: pertaining to | characterized by | full of skin

example_words_list_1: pachydermatous | pachydermatousness

example_words_corpus: pachydermatous | pachydermatousness

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Adjectival

etymology: Greek -derma 'skin' + -ous 'full of'


morpheme_key: dermis

morpheme: dermis

morpheme_head: dermis

affix_form: -dermis

example_words_corpus: dermises | epidermis | neodermis | subdermis | hypodermis | endodermis


morpheme_key: derriere

morpheme: derriere

morpheme_head: derriere

affix_form: -derriere-

meaning_definition: behind | rear | back

example_words_list_1: derriere, derrieres

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Position

etymology: French 'derrière' meaning 'behind'


morpheme_key: des

morpheme: des

morpheme_head: des

affix_form: des-

meaning_definition: down | away | off

example_words_list_1: desoxalic | desmethyl | desflurane | desipramine | desipramines | desthiobiotin

categorical_group_list: Separation, Reversal, Removal

etymology: From Latin 'dē' meaning 'down, down from, off, away'


morpheme_key: descend

morpheme: descend

morpheme_head: descend

affix_form: -descend-

meaning_definition: to move downward | to fall | to originate from

example_words_list_1: descent, descending, descendant

example_words_corpus: redescends | descenders | undescended | descendings | descendences | descendingly

categorical_group_list: Motion, Direction, Origin

etymology: Latin 'descendere' (to climb down), from 'de-' (down) + 'scandere' (to climb)


morpheme_key: desert

morpheme: desert

morpheme_head: desert

affix_form: -desert-

meaning_definition: arid | dry | wasteland

example_words_list_1: deserted, desertification, desertion

example_words_corpus: deserts | deserty | deserter | deserted | desertic | indesert

categorical_group_list: Environment, Aridity

etymology: Latin 'desertum' (neuter past participle of 'deserere' meaning 'to abandon, forsake'), from 'de-' (down, away) + 'serere' (to join, connect).


morpheme_key: desicc

morpheme: desicc

morpheme_head: desicc

affix_form: -desicc-

meaning_definition: to dry up | to remove moisture

example_words_list_1: desiccate, desiccation, desiccated

categorical_group_list: State, Process, Deprivation

etymology: Latin desiccare 'to dry up', from de- 'down, away' + siccus 'dry'


morpheme_key: desiccare

morpheme: desiccare

morpheme_head: desiccare

affix_form: -desiccare-

meaning_definition: to dehydrate entirely | to thoroughly remove moisture

example_words_list_1: desiccate

example_words_list_2: desiccate

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: sicc

etymology: Latin desiccare 'to dry up', from de- 'completely' + siccare 'to dry', from siccus 'dry'


morpheme_key: desideratum

morpheme: desideratum

morpheme_head: desideratum

affix_form: -desideratum-

allomorphs: desiderata

meaning_definition: desired object | thing longed for | ideal

example_words_list_1: desideratum

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Desire

etymology: Latin desideratum, neuter of desideratus, past participle of desiderare 'to miss, long for'


morpheme_key: design

morpheme: design

morpheme_head: design

affix_form: -design-

meaning_definition: plan | pattern | sketch | intention

example_words_list_1: designer, redesigned, designing

example_words_corpus: designy | designer | designed | redesign | codesign | designers

categorical_group_list: Creation, Structure, Intention

etymology: Latin designare 'to mark out, indicate, plan' (de- 'out' + signare 'to mark', from signum 'sign')


morpheme_key: desire

morpheme: desire

morpheme_head: desire

affix_form: desire

meaning_definition: Intense longing or craving, especially in romantic or sexual contexts | A strong emotional pull towards someone or something | A deep yearning for a person or object

example_words_list_1: desirer | desired | desires | desireth | desirest | desirers

etymology: From Latin 'desiderare', meaning 'to miss' or 'to long for', evolving into the modern sense of strong attraction.

register: archaic


morpheme_key: desis

morpheme: desis

morpheme_head: desis

affix_form: -desis

meaning_definition: binding

example_words_list_1: arthrodesis

example_words_corpus: syndesis | iridesis | arthrodesis | pleurodesis | acrosyndesis | spondylodesis

categorical_group_list: Connection, Medical, Physical state

etymology: Greek δέσις (désis)


morpheme_key: desmo

morpheme: desmo

morpheme_head: desmo

affix_form: desmo-

meaning_definition: bond | tie | connection

example_words_list_1: desmocyte | caldesmon | desmocytes | desmopathy | desmotubule | desmoteplase

categorical_group_list: Connection, Relation

etymology: Greek desmos 'bond, tie'


morpheme_key: desolate

morpheme: desolate

morpheme_head: desolate

affix_form: -desolate-

meaning_definition: empty | lonely | abandoned | bleak

example_words_list_1: desolation, desolately

example_words_corpus: desolater | desolates | desolated | desolately | desolaters | desolateness

categorical_group_list: Emptiness, Solitude, Negation

etymology: Latin desolatus, past participle of desolare 'to lay waste, abandon', from de- 'down, away' + solus 'alone'


morpheme_key: desperate

morpheme: desperate

morpheme_head: desperate

affix_form: -desperate-

meaning_definition: lacking | hopeless | extreme

example_words_list_1: desperation, desperately, desperation

example_words_corpus: desperates | desperately | undesperate | nondesperate | overdesperate

categorical_group_list: Emotion, State of being

etymology: Latin desperatus, past participle of desperare 'to lose hope', from des- 'completely' + sperare 'to hope'


morpheme_key: despicable

morpheme: despicable

morpheme_head: despicable

affix_form: -despicable-

meaning_definition: deserving contempt | worthless | contemptible

example_words_list_1: despicably, despicableness

categorical_group_list: Evaluation, Negative quality

etymology: Latin despicabilis, from despici 'to look down on' (de- 'down' + specere 'to look')


morpheme_key: despise

morpheme: despise

morpheme_head: despise

affix_form: -despise-

meaning_definition: to feel contempt | to hate | to look down upon

example_words_list_1: despise, despising, despised, despisal

example_words_corpus: despises | despised | despiser | despisest | despisers | despisement

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Negative affect

etymology: Latin despicere 'to look down upon', from de- 'down' + specere 'to look'


morpheme_key: despite

morpheme: despite

morpheme_head: despite

affix_form: -despite-

meaning_definition: in spite of | contrary to | regardless of

example_words_list_1: despite

example_words_corpus: despited | despites | despiteful | despitefully | despitefulness

categorical_group_list: Concession, Opposition

etymology: Old French 'despit' from Latin 'despectus' 'a looking down upon'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French


morpheme_key: despond

morpheme: despond

morpheme_head: despond

affix_form: -despond-

meaning_definition: loss of courage | low spirits | depression

example_words_list_1: despond, despondent, despondency

example_words_corpus: desponds | desponder | desponded | desponding | desponders | despondeth

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Negative state

etymology: Latin de- 'down, away' + sperare 'to hope'


morpheme_key: despot

morpheme: despot

morpheme_head: despot

affix_form: despot-

sense_label: master

meaning_definition: master

example_words_list_1: despot, despotic, despotism

example_words_list_2: despot, despotic, despotism

example_words_corpus: despots | despotic | despotry | despotism | despotate | adespotic

categorical_group_list: Power, Authority, Governance

etymology: δεσπότης, δεσπότου, δεσποτικός, δεσποτεία, δεσποτίσκος


morpheme_key: dessert

morpheme: dessert

morpheme_head: dessert

affix_form: -dessert-

meaning_definition: sweet course | food eaten after a meal

example_words_list_1: ['dessert']

example_words_corpus: desserts | desserty | nondessert | predessert | dessertful | dessertlike

categorical_group_list: Food, Consumption

etymology: Middle French 'desservir' 'to clear the table'


morpheme_key: destine

morpheme: destine

morpheme_head: destin

affix_form: -destine-

allomorphs: destine

meaning_definition: to determine | to fix | to ordain

example_words_list_1: destiny, destination, destinate

example_words_corpus: destined | destineth | destinest | foredestine | foredestined

categorical_group_list: Fate, Determination

etymology: From Latin destinare 'to establish, fix, determine', from de- 'completely' +stinare 'to make firm' (related to stare 'to stand')


morpheme_key: destroy

morpheme: destroy

morpheme_head: destroy

affix_form: destroy

meaning_definition: to put down (as in ending the life of an animal) or to euthanize | to destroy completely

example_words_list_1: destroys | destroyed | destroyer | redestroy | destroyal | destroying

etymology: From Latin destruere via Old French desruire.


morpheme_key: desuetude

morpheme: desuetude

morpheme_head: desuetude

affix_form: -desuetude-

meaning_definition: disuse | state of no longer being used

example_words_list_1: desuetude

example_words_corpus: desuetudes

categorical_group_list: State, Negation, Cessation

etymology: Latin desuetudo (gen. desuetudinis) 'disuse, neglect', from desuescere 'to become unused', from de- 'down, away' + suetus 'accustomed'


morpheme_key: desultory

morpheme: desultory

morpheme_head: desultory

affix_form: -desultory-

meaning_definition: lacking | jumping | disconnected | erratic

example_words_list_1: desultory

categorical_group_list: Movement, Lack of continuity

etymology: Latin desultorius 'of a leaper', from desilire 'to leap down, dismount', from de- 'down' + salire 'to jump'


morpheme_key: detach

morpheme: detach

morpheme_head: detach

affix_form: -detach-

meaning_definition: separate | disconnect | unfasten

example_words_list_1: detach, detached, detaching, detachment

example_words_corpus: detached | detacher | redetach | detaching | detachers | detacheth

categorical_group_list: Separation, Disconnection

etymology: Latin dis- "apart" + tegere "to cover"


morpheme_key: detect

morpheme: detect

morpheme_head: detect

affix_form: -detect-

meaning_definition: to discover | to perceive | to notice

example_words_list_1: detectable, detection, detective, undetectable

example_words_corpus: detects | detector | detected | redetect | detecter | detection

categorical_group_list: Perception, Cognition

etymology: Latin dē- 'down, away' + tegere 'to cover'


morpheme_key: detente

morpheme: detente

morpheme_head: detente

affix_form: -detente-

meaning_definition: easing | relaxation | lessening of tension

example_words_list_1: detente

categorical_group_list: State, Reduction

etymology: French détente, from détendre 'to relax, loosen', from Latin detendere 'to stretch out, extend'


morpheme_key: deter

morpheme: deter

morpheme_head: deter

affix_form: -deter-

meaning_definition: prevent | discourage | turn away

example_words_list_1: deter, deterrence, deterrent

example_words_corpus: deters | deterred | deterrer | determent | deterring | deterreth

categorical_group_list: Prevention, Obstruction

etymology: Latin deterre 'to frighten away, discourage', from de- 'away' + terrere 'to frighten'


morpheme_key: deteriorate

morpheme: deteriorate

morpheme_head: deteriorate

affix_form: -deteriorate-

meaning_definition: to decline | to decay | to worsen

categorical_group_list: Decline, Decay, Change of State

etymology: Latin deterior (comparative of bonus 'good') + -are (verbal suffix)


morpheme_key: determinare

morpheme: determinare

morpheme_head: determinare

affix_form: False

meaning_definition: to establish boundaries originating from | to define limits based on

example_words_list_1: determined

example_words_list_2: determined

categorical_group_list: Concatenation

ancestor_etymon: termin

etymology: Latin determinare 'to set bounds, limit, define', from determinare, from determin- 'to limit' (determinare), from de- 'down, completely' + terminare 'to bound' (from terminus 'boundary')


morpheme_key: determine

morpheme: determine

morpheme_head: determine

affix_form: -determine-

meaning_definition: to decide | to establish | to settle

example_words_corpus: determiner | determined | determines | determiners | codetermine | redetermine

categorical_group_list: Decision, Limitation, Certainty

etymology: Latin 'determinare' meaning 'to limit, bound, or fix'


morpheme_key: detest

morpheme: detest

morpheme_head: detest

affix_form: -detest-

meaning_definition: hate | loathe

example_words_list_1: detestable, detestation, detestable

example_words_corpus: detests | detested | detester | detesting | detesteth | detestest

etymology: Latin detestari 'to invoke evil upon', from de- 'down, away' + testari 'to call as witness'


morpheme_key: detonate

morpheme: detonate

morpheme_head: detonate

affix_form: -detonate-

meaning_definition: to explode | to cause to explode | to set off

example_words_list_1: detonation, detonator, detonated

example_words_corpus: detonates | detonated | undetonated

categorical_group_list: Action, Destruction

etymology: Latin detonare 'to thunder down', from de- 'down' + tonare 'to thunder'


morpheme_key: detract

morpheme: detract

morpheme_head: detract

affix_form: -detract-

meaning_definition: take away | diminish | lessen

example_words_list_1: detract, detracting, detraction

example_words_corpus: detracts | detractor | detracted | detraction | detractors | detracteth

categorical_group_list: Reduction, Motion

etymology: Latin dētrahere 'to pull down, take away', from dē- 'down, away' + trahere 'to pull, draw'


morpheme_key: detriment

morpheme: detriment

morpheme_head: detriment

affix_form: -detriment-

meaning_definition: harm | damage | loss

example_words_list_1: detrimental, detrimentally

example_words_corpus: detriments | detrimental | detrimentally | nondetrimental | detrimentalness

categorical_group_list: Harm, Negation

etymology: Latin detrimentum, from detrimere 'to pull away, remove'


morpheme_key: detritus

morpheme: detritus

morpheme_head: detritus

affix_form: -detritus-

meaning_definition: rubbish | waste | debris

example_words_list_1: detritus

example_words_corpus: phytodetritus

categorical_group_list: Debris, Remnants

etymology: Latin detritus 'worn away', past participle of detere 'to wear away'


morpheme_key: deuce

morpheme: deuce

morpheme_head: deuce

affix_form: -deuce-

meaning_definition: two | pair | double

example_words_list_1: deuce, duet, dual, duplicate, duologue

example_words_corpus: deuces | deuced | deucedly

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity, Core concept

etymology: From Latin 'duo' meaning 'two', via Old French 'deus' or 'deuce'.


morpheme_key: deus

morpheme: deus

morpheme_head: deus

affix_form: -deus-

meaning_definition: divine entity | relating to the divine

example_words_list_1: deify, deity, deism

example_words_list_2: deify, deity, deism

categorical_group_list: Divinity, Religion

etymology: From Latin deus 'god', likely from Proto-Indo-European *deywós 'divine', from *dyew- 'to shine'.


morpheme_key: deutero

morpheme: deutero

morpheme_head: deutero

affix_form: deutero-

allomorphs: deuto

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective,noun

meaning_definition: subordinate | more distant in position | the next in order | the next in order or subordinate

example_words_list_1: deuteronomy | deuteragonist | deuteranomaly | deuteranopia | deuteride | deuterium | deuterogamist | deuterogamy | Deuteromycota | deuteron | deuterostome | deuterogenesis

example_words_corpus: deuterogamy | deuteroxide | deuterocone | deuterosome | deuterotheme | deuterozooid

categorical_group_list: Number format

ancestor_etymon: du | δεύτερο-  OED

etymology: δεύτερος (deúteros) | < Greek δεύτερο- combining form of δεύτερος second OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek | Greek  OED

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


morpheme_key: deuteronomy

morpheme: deuteronomy

morpheme_head: deuteronomy

affix_form: -deuteronomy-

meaning_definition: second | law

categorical_group_list: Law, Religion, Sequence

etymology: Greek deuteros 'second' + nomos 'law'


morpheme_key: deutsch

morpheme: deutsch

morpheme_head: deutsch

affix_form: -deutsch-

meaning_definition: German | German language | Germanic

example_words_corpus: Engleutsch

categorical_group_list: Nationality, Language, Ethnonym

etymology: Proto-Germanic *theudō "people"

ancestor_etymon_language: Old High German