morpheme_key: hydrate

morpheme: hydrate

morpheme_head: hydrate

affix_form: -hydrate

meaning_definition: water, liquid

example_words_list_2: clepsydra, dehydrate, hydathode, hydatid, hydatidosis, hydra, hydrant, hydrate, hydraulic, hydraulics, hydrochloric, hydrodynamics, hydroelectric, hydrogen, hydrologist, hydrology, hydrolysis, hydromancy, hydrophile, hydrophilic, hydrophily, hydrophobia, hydrophobic, hydroponic, hydrosphere, hydrostat, hydrostatic, hydrothermic, hydrous, hydrozoa, polyhydric

example_words_corpus: hydrated | hydrates | dehydrate | rehydrate | dihydrate | dehydrated

categorical_group_list: Nature, Element

etymology: ὕδωρ, ὕδατος (húdōr, húdatos), ὕδρα (húdra)


morpheme_key: hydraulic

morpheme: hydraulic

morpheme_head: hydraulic

affix_form: -hydraulic-

affix_type: root

bound_free_or_root: root

meaning_definition: water | fluid | pressure

example_words_list_1: hydraulics, hydraulic, hydrologic

example_words_corpus: hydraulics | nonhydraulic | hydraulician | hydraulicity | sterhydraulic | hydraulicians

categorical_group_list: Nature, Physics, Fluid Dynamics

etymology: Greek hydōr 'water' + aulos 'pipe'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek

etymological_family: Greek

register: scientific

attestation: both


morpheme_key: hydro

morpheme: hydro

morpheme_head: hydro

affix_form: hydro-

allomorphs: hydr | hydra | hydri

sense_label: water

bound_free_or_root: bound

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective,noun

meaning_definition: water

example_words_list_1: hydroelectricity | hydrant | clepsydra | dehydrate | hydathode | hydatid | hydatidosis | hydra | hydrate | hydraulic | hydraulics | hydrochloric | hydrodynamics | hydroelectric | hydrogen | hydrologist | hydrology | hydrolysis | hydromancy | hydrophile | hydrophilic | hydrophily | hydrophobia | hydrophobic | hydroponic | hydrosphere | hydrostat | hydrostatic | hydrothermic | hydrous | hydrozoa | polyhydric | hydroxide | hydrophobe

example_words_corpus: hydros | hydroid | dihydro | hydrogen | hydroids | hydronym

ancestor_etymon: ὑδρο-  OED

etymology: ὕδωρ | ὕδατος (húdōr | húdatos) | ὕδρα (húdra) | Greek ὑδρ(ο)- | combining form of ὕδωρ water OED | Greek ὕδωρ (húdōr) | water

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek | Greek  OED

register: classical

source: Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Wikidata


morpheme_key: hydroxy

morpheme: hydroxy

morpheme_head: hydroxy

affix_form: hydroxy-

affix_type: prefix

meaning_definition: containing | having | characterized by the presence of hydroxyl groups

example_words_list_1: hydroxyurea | hydroxyethyl | hydroxyureas | hydroxymethyl | hydroxyethane | hydroxybenzene

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Composition

etymology: Greek hydro- 'water' + -oxy 'acid'

attestation: wiktionary


morpheme_key: hyena

morpheme: hyena

morpheme_head: hyena

affix_form: -hyena-

bound_free_or_root: free

meaning_definition: spotted scavenger mammal

example_words_list_1: hyena

example_words_corpus: hyenas | werehyena | hyenalike | werehyenas

categorical_group_list: Fauna, Mammal

etymology: Greek hýaina

register: neutral


morpheme_key: hyeto

morpheme: hyeto

morpheme_head: hyeto

affix_form: hyeto-

meaning_definition: snow

example_words_list_1: hyetology | hyetogram | hyetograph | hyetograms | hyetography | hyetographs

categorical_group_list: Nature, Weather

etymology: Greek hyetos (ὕετος) 'rain, snow'


morpheme_key: hygie

morpheme: hygie

morpheme_head: hygie

affix_form: hygie-

meaning_definition: healthy

example_words_list_1: Hygieia | hygiene | hygienic | hygienics | hygienist

example_words_list_2: Hygieia, hygiene, hygienic, hygienics, hygienist

categorical_group_list: Health, Vitality

etymology: ὑγιής (hugiḗs) | ὑγίεια (hugíeia) | ὑγιεινός (hugieinós) | ὑγιάζειν | ὑγίεια(hugíeia) | ὑγιεινός(hugieinós)


morpheme_key: hygiene

morpheme: hygiene

morpheme_head: hygiene

affix_form: -hygiene-

meaning_definition: cleanliness | health | sanitary

example_words_list_1: hygienic, hygiene, hygienist

example_words_corpus: zoohygiene

categorical_group_list: Health, Cleanliness

etymology: Greek hygieinos 'health-giving', from hygieinos 'healthy', from hugiein 'to be healthy'


morpheme_key: hygr

morpheme: hygr

morpheme_head: hygr

affix_form: hygr-

sense_label: moisture

meaning_definition: wetness | dampness

example_words_list_1: euryhygric, hygrometer, hygroscope, stenohygric

categorical_group_list: Environment, Physical property

etymology: From Gr hygros : wet, moist

source: Cognatarium


morpheme_key: hygro

morpheme: hygro

morpheme_head: hygro

affix_form: hygro-

meaning_definition: wet, moisture, humidity

example_words_list_1: hygric | hygroma | hygrometer

example_words_list_2: hygric, hygroma, hygrometer

example_words_corpus: hygrology | hygrostat | hygroscope | hygrometer | hygrograph | hygrophyte

categorical_group_list: Moisture, Environment

etymology: ὑγρός (hugrós)


morpheme_key: hylo

morpheme: hylo

morpheme_head: hylo

affix_form: hylo-

allomorphs: hyl

meaning_definition: matter

example_words_list_1: hylomorphism | hylophagous | hylopsychism | hylotheism | hylozoism

example_words_list_2: hylomorphism, hylophagous, hylopsychism, hylotheism, hylozoism

example_words_corpus: hyloism | hylopathy | hylomania | hylotheism | hylophobia | hylogenesis

categorical_group_list: Substance, Physicality

etymology: Greek hyle 'wood, matter'


morpheme_key: hymen

morpheme: hymen

morpheme_head: hymen

affix_form: hymen

meaning_definition: marriage | a membrane in the female reproductive tract | a type of tissue

example_words_list_1: hymens | hymenal | hymenless | hymenlike | hymenitis | hymenotomy

etymology: from Greek 'hymen' meaning marriage

source: MorphoLex | Wikidata


morpheme_key: hymn

morpheme: hymn

morpheme_head: hymn

affix_form: -hymn-

meaning_definition: religious chant | devotional melody

example_words_list_1: hymn, hymnal, hymnody, Polyhymnia

example_words_list_2: hymn, hymnal, hymnody, Polyhymnia

example_words_corpus: hymns | hymnal | hymnic | hymned | hymnist | hymnals

categorical_group_list: Music, Religion

etymology: From LL(Ec) : hymnus From Gr hymnos : hymn, festive song, ode


morpheme_key: hyo

morpheme: hyo

morpheme_head: hyo

affix_form: hyo-

sense_label: U-shaped

meaning_definition: U-shaped

example_words_list_1: hyoid | hyostyly

example_words_list_2: hyoid, hyostyly

example_words_corpus: hyomental | hyolarynx | hyosternal | hyolingual | hyomorphic | hyoplastron

categorical_group_list: Shape, Anatomy

etymology: ὑοειδής (huoeidḗs)


morpheme_key: hypo

morpheme: hyp(o)

morpheme_head: hypo

affix_form: hyp-

sense_label: under

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational prefix affix morpheme

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective | noun

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: not suffix

meaning_definition: lower in position | situated beneath | underneath | subordinate

example_words_list_1: hypodermic, hypothesis, hypertension, hypothermia

example_words_corpus: hypos | hyponym | hypoxia | hypopnea | hyponymy | hypomere

categorical_group_list: Attribute mitigator | preposition-like

ancestor_etymon: hypo | ὑπο-  OED

etymology: Greek ὑπό | ὑπο- (hupó) | below | under | From Gr hypo : under | less than | repr. Greek ὑπο- | ὑπ- ( < ὑπό prep. and adv. 'under') OED | ὑπό (hupó) | Greek

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


morpheme_key: hyper

morpheme: hyper

morpheme_head: hyper

affix_form: hyper-

meaning_definition: exceeding normal limits | surpassing typical amounts | transcending usual boundaries | intense or extreme in degree

example_words_list_1: hyperactive, hyperbole, hypertension, hypersensitive, hypermarket

example_words_corpus: hypernym | hypertax | hypermap | hyperarc | hyperweb | hypernet

categorical_group_list: Attribute intensifier | preposition-like

ancestor_etymon: hyper | ὑπερ-  OED

etymology: repr. Greek ὑπερ- (ὑπέρ prep. and adv. | 'over | beyond | over much | above measure') OED | Greek ὑπέρ (hupér) | over | above | to the extreme | ὑπέρ (hupér) | From Gr hyper : over

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


morpheme_key: hyph

morpheme: hyph

morpheme_head: hyph

affix_form: hyph-

meaning_definition: weave

example_words_list_1: hypha | hyphomycete | hyphopodium

example_words_list_2: hypha | hyphomycete | hyphopodium

categorical_group_list: Structure, Biology

etymology: ὑφαίνειν (huphaínein) | ὕφασμα | ὑφή (huphḗ) ~web~ | ὑφή (huphḗ) "web"


morpheme_key: hypho

morpheme: hypho

morpheme_head: hypho

affix_form: hypho-

meaning_definition: under | beneath | below

example_words_list_1: hypodermic, hypotension, hypothermia

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Position

etymology: Greek hypo- 'under'


morpheme_key: hypn

morpheme: hypn

morpheme_head: hypn

affix_form: -hypn-

sense_label: sleep

meaning_definition: sleep

example_words_list_1: hypnagogia, hypnagogic, hypnolepsy, hypnophobia, hypnopompia, hypnopompic, hypnosis, hypnotherapy, hypnotic, hypnotist, hypnotize

categorical_group_list: Sleep, Consciousness

etymology: ὕπνος (húpnos)

attestation: morpholex


morpheme_key: hypno

morpheme: hypno

morpheme_head: hypno

affix_form: hypno-

bound_free_or_root: stem

meaning_definition: rest | slumber | doze

example_words_list_1: hypnagogia | hypnagogic | hypnolepsy | hypnophobia | hypnopompia | hypnopompic | hypnosis | hypnotherapy | hypnotic | hypnotist | hypnotize | hypnotoxin

example_words_corpus: hypnoid | hypnocyst | hypnology | hypnorape | hypnogram | hypnocysts

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: hypno


morpheme_key: hypocrit

morpheme: hypocrit

morpheme_head: hypocrit

affix_form: False

meaning_definition: theater performer

example_words_list_1: hypocrite, hypocrisy

example_words_list_2: hypocrite, hypocrisy

categorical_group_list: Concatenation

ancestor_etymon: hypocrit

etymology: Greek hypo- "under" + krinein "to separate/decide"


morpheme_key: hypotenuse

morpheme: hypotenuse

morpheme_head: hypotenuse

affix_form: -hypotenuse-

meaning_definition: the longest side of a right-angled triangle

example_words_list_1: hypotenuse

categorical_group_list: Mathematics, Geometry

etymology: Greek hupoteinousa (hē) 'the side subtending', from hupo- 'under' + teinein 'to stretch'


morpheme_key: hypothalamo

morpheme: hypothalamo

morpheme_head: hypothalamo

affix_form: hypothalamo-

example_words_list_1: hypothalamospinal

example_words_corpus: hypothalamospinal

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: Greek hypo- 'under' + thalamos 'inner chamber'


morpheme_key: hypso

morpheme: hypso

morpheme_head: hyps

affix_form: hypso-

allomorphs: hypsi | hypso

meaning_definition: elevation | vertical measure

example_words_list_1: hypsography | hypsometer | hypsophobia | hypsometry

example_words_corpus: hypsodont | hypsometer | hypsometry | hypsophyll | hypsodonts | hypsometers

categorical_group_list: Dimension, Measurement

etymology: ὕψι | ὕψιστος | ὕψος (húpsos) | ὑψοῦ | ὑψόθεν | From Gr hypsos : height


morpheme_key: hys

morpheme: hys

morpheme_head: hys

affix_form: hys-

meaning_definition: hog

example_words_list_1: hyena | hyenoid

example_words_list_2: hyena | hyenoid

categorical_group_list: Animal, Mammal

etymology: ὗς (hûs) | ὕαινα (húaina)


morpheme_key: hystero

morpheme: hyster(o)

morpheme_head: hyster

affix_form: hyster-

allomorphs: hyster(o)

sense_label: womb

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: various

meaning_definition: womb

example_words_list_1: hysteria, hysterotomy, hysteroscopy

example_words_corpus: hysteroid | hysteroids | hysterology | hysterotomy | hysterotome | hysterogram

categorical_group_list: Body Parts and Substances

ancestor_etymon: ὑστέρα  OED

etymology: comb form1 of Greek ὑστέρα womb. OED | Greek ὑστέρα (hustéra) | womb

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek  OED | Greek

source: MorphoQuantics | Wikipedia


morpheme: hystero

morpheme_head: hystero

affix_form: hystero-

sense_label: behind

meaning_definition: behind | late | later | after

example_words_list_1: hysteresis | hysteretic | hysteron | hysterocatalepsy | hysteroepilepsy | hysteroscopy | hysterotomy

example_words_list_2: hysteresis, hysteretic, hysteron, hysterocatalepsy, hysteroepilepsy, hysteroscopy, hysterotomy

categorical_group_list: Time, Position

etymology: ὑστερεῖν (hustereîn), ὕστερος (hústeros), ὑστέρησις (hustérēsis), ὑστέρημα (hustérēma)


morpheme_key: i

morpheme: i

morpheme_head: i

affix_form: i-

sense_label: go

meaning_definition: go

example_words_list_1: anion | anionic | cation | cationic | ion | ionic | ionize | polyanion | polycation

example_words_corpus: is | ith | zir | iPod | ital | iWar

categorical_group_list: Motion, Movement

etymology: ἰέναι (iénai) | ἴμμεναι | ἰόν | ἰών (ímmenai | ión | iṓn)

source: Wikidata


morpheme_key: ia

morpheme: ia

morpheme_head: ia

affix_form: -ia

affix_type: suffix

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme | derivational

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun

meaning_definition: territory | condition | health issue | respectful term for a person or place | deed | status

example_words_list_1: bacteria, phobia, euphoria, mania, insomnia

example_words_corpus: acopia | Usania | anotia | Tunisia | Georgia | Lemuria

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific

ancestor_etymon: -ια, -εια (-ia, -eia)

etymology: From Greek -ία (-ia), from the feminine suffix -ía, used to form abstract nouns denoting a state, condition, or action.

ancestor_etymon_language: Ancient Greek | Greek | ...

pronunciation: /iːə/

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


morpheme_key: iac

morpheme: iac

morpheme_head: iac

affix_form: -iac

morpheme_subtype: forms:adjective | noun

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective | noun

meaning_definition: pertaining to | associated with | {target person} gains {prev} trait | individual defined by {prev}

example_words_list_1: panoramic, mosaic, maniac

categorical_group_list: Attribute adder | Creature grouper

ancestor_etymon: iac

etymology: Greek -iacos, -iakos


morpheme_key: iad

morpheme: iad

morpheme_head: iad

affix_form: -iad

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective

meaning_definition: {target person} gains {prev} trait | {subject} obtains {earlier} characteristic

example_words_list_1: cardiac

example_words_list_2: cardiac

categorical_group_list: Attribute adder

etymology: Greek -iac / -iakos (pertaining to)


morpheme_key: ial

morpheme: ial

morpheme_head: ial

affix_form: -ial

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational | derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun

meaning_definition: pertaining to | characteristic of | exhibiting features of

example_words_list_1: 199 e) | causal | evidential | alphabetical | continual | confessional | tutorial | periodical | individual | commercial | dictatorial | differential | partial | remedial | denial | trial | colonial | cardiac

example_words_corpus: racial | facial | jovial | adagial | spatial | spacial

ancestor_etymon: -ālis  OED | iac

etymology: < Latin -ālis | adjectival suffix | 'of the kind of | relating to'. suffix1 | definition 1 OED | nouns converted from adjectives | or with a clearly implied adjective use | suffix1

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED | Greek

etymological_family: Latin


morpheme_key: iall

morpheme: iall

morpheme_head: iall

affix_form: -iall

meaning_definition: pertaining to | characterized by | having the nature of

example_words_list_1: ideal, tribal, special, formal, verbal

categorical_group_list: Adjective-forming, Relational, Abstract

etymology: From Latin -ialis, from -ius (adjective suffix) + -alis (adjective suffix), used to form adjectives from nouns.

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin


morpheme_key: ian

morpheme: ian

morpheme_head: ian

affix_form: -ian-

sense_label: of or belonging to

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun | adjective

meaning_definition: of or belonging to | relating to | characterized by | agent of

example_words_list_1: musician, historian, technician, Italian

example_words_list_2: octogenarian | Darwinian | civilian | Parisian | comedian | Iranian | beautician | dietician | mathematician | African | riparian

example_words_corpus: Arian | USian | EUian | Indian | Jovian | endian

categorical_group_list: Agent, Relation, Attribute

ancestor_etymon: -i- + -ānus OED

etymology: repr. Latin -iānus | i.e. an original or connecting vowel -i- | with suffix -ānus: ... 'of or belonging to'. OED variant of -an2 | with suffix -ānus: ... 'of or belonging to'. OED variant of -an1

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED


morpheme_key: iana

morpheme: iana

morpheme_head: iana

affix_form: -iana

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun | 0

meaning_definition: compilation of proverbs or stories associated with the entity named by the initial component | assemblage | location linked to the preceding term

example_words_list_1: Johnsoniana | Shakespeareana | apadana | asana | ayapana | banana | cabana | dulciana | gitana | liana

example_words_corpus: golfiana | fistiana | Bondiana | Freudiana | Canuckiana | circusiana

categorical_group_list: Location

ancestor_etymon: -āna  OED

etymology: From Latin -anus (adjectival suffix) + -a (feminine singular ending), forming nouns denoting a collection of works or things associated with the base.

source: Stein


morpheme_key: iance

morpheme: iance

morpheme_head: iance

affix_form: -iance

meaning_definition: state of | quality of

example_words_list_1: reliance, compliance, defiance

categorical_group_list: State, Quality, Abstract Noun Formation

etymology: From Latin -antia, from the present participle stem of verbs ending in -are (e.g., dependere -> dependens), via Old French -ance.


morpheme_key: iasis

morpheme: iasis

morpheme_head: iasis

affix_form: -iasis

meaning_definition: condition of|disease of|pathological state

example_words_list_1: mydriasis | psoriasis | elephantiasis | acariasis | amebiasis | ascariasis | candidiasis | costiasis | enterobiasis | filariasis

example_words_corpus: acariasis | trichiasis | amoebiasis | ascariasis | odontiasis | scleriasis

categorical_group_list: Medical, Pathology, Condition

ancestor_etymon: -i- + -ᾱσις Quinion

etymology: Greek -iasis, from -osis (process/condition) + -ia (state)


morpheme_key: iasm

morpheme: iasm

morpheme_head: iasm

affix_form: -iasm

meaning_definition: condition | state | process

example_words_list_1: psychosis, neurosis, psychosis

categorical_group_list: Nominalizer, Medical, Condition

etymology: Greek -iasmos, from -iasis, from iasthai 'to treat'


morpheme_key: iast

morpheme: iast

morpheme_head: iast

affix_form: -iast

meaning_definition: person connected to pursuit or activity

example_words_list_1: enthusiast

example_words_list_2: enthusiast

categorical_group_list: Agent, Personhood

etymology: Greek -iastēs (agent suffix)


morpheme_key: iation

morpheme: iation

morpheme_head: iation

affix_form: -iation

meaning_definition: act, result, state, process

example_words_list_1: appropriation, association, aviation, differentiation, expiation, intermediation, mediation, radiation

categorical_group_list: Nominalization, Process, Result

etymology: From Latin -ationem (nominative -atio), a noun-forming suffix derived from the past participle stem of verbs ending in -are, -ere, -i, or -i, meaning 'the act or process of'.

attestation: wikidata


morpheme_key: iatr

morpheme: iatr

morpheme_head: iatr

affix_form: iatr-

allomorphs: iatr(o) | iatro

sense_label: to heal

meaning_definition: to cure | doctor | related to medicine

example_words_list_1: pediatric, geriatric, psychiatry

categorical_group_list: Medicine, Healing

etymology: ἰᾶσθαι (iâsthai) | ἰατρός (iatrós) | ἰατρικός (iatrikós) | ἰατρεύειν (iatreúein) | ἰατρεία(iatreía) | ἴασις | ἴαμα | ἰατρεία (iatreía)


morpheme_key: iatric

morpheme: iatric

morpheme_head: iatric

affix_form: -iatric

meaning_definition: expert in medical care | related to medical treatment

example_words_list_1: pediatrics

example_words_list_2: pediatrics

example_words_corpus: pediatric | otiatrics | pediatrics | phoniatrics | phreniatric | pediatrician

categorical_group_list: Anatomy pathology

etymology: Greek -iatrikos (pertaining to medical treatment), from iatros (physician)


morpheme_key: iatrician

morpheme: iatrician

morpheme_head: iatrician

affix_form: -iatrician

meaning_definition: specialist in the treatment of

categorical_group_list: Profession, Medical

etymology: Greek -iatrikos 'medical' + -ian


morpheme_key: iatrics

morpheme: iatrics

morpheme_head: iatrics

affix_form: -iatrics

meaning_definition: doctor | healer | medical care

example_words_list_1: pediatrics, geriatrics, obstetrics

example_words_list_2: geriatrics | iatrogenic | pediatric | physiatry | podiatrist | podiatry | psychiatrist | psychiatry | pediatrics

categorical_group_list: Medicine, Science, Profession

etymology: ἰᾶσθαι (iâsthai), ἰατρός (iatrós), ἰατρικός (iatrikós), ἰατρεύειν (iatreúein), ἰατρεία (iatreía), ἴασις, ἴαμα


morpheme_key: iatry

morpheme: iatry

morpheme_head: iatry

affix_form: -iatry

allomorphs: -iatry

meaning_definition: medical treatment | healing | physician

example_words_list_1: pediatrics, psychiatry, geriatrics, podiatry

example_words_list_2: podiatry | psychiatry | geriatrics | iatrogenic | pediatric | physiatry | podiatrist | psychiatrist

example_words_corpus: podiatry | atmiatry | paediatry | chemiatry | hippiatry | psychiatry

categorical_group_list: Medicine, Profession, Science

ancestor_etymon: -ιατρεία  OED

etymology: Greek ἰατρός (iatrós) | healer | physician | ἰᾶσθαι (iâsthai) | ἰατρός (iatrós) | ἰατρικός (iatrikós) | ἰατρεύειν (iatreúein) | ἰατρεία (iatreía) | ἴασις | ἴαμα | < French -iatrie ... < combining form ... of ancient Greek ἰατρεία  healing | medical treatment OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek | French from Greek OED


morpheme_key: iberia

morpheme: iberia

morpheme_head: iberia

affix_form: -iberia-

meaning_definition: Iberia | Iberian Peninsula

example_words_list_1: Iberian, Iberism, Iberophile

categorical_group_list: Geography, Region, Proper Noun

etymology: From Latin 'Iberia', referring to the region east of the Pyrenees, derived from the Greek 'Iberia'.


morpheme_key: ibid

morpheme: ibid

morpheme_head: ibid

affix_form: -ibid-

meaning_definition: the same | as above

example_words_list_1: ibid.

categorical_group_list: Repetition, Reference

etymology: Latin 'ibidem' meaning 'in the same place'


morpheme_key: ibility

morpheme: ibility

morpheme_head: ibility

affix_form: -ibility

allomorphs: -ibility

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective

meaning_definition: The attribute or trait resulting from the root morpheme | an occurrence of that quality

example_words_list_1: ['possibility', 'flexibility', 'visibility', 'responsibility', 'availability']

example_words_corpus: constructibility

categorical_group_list: Suffix concatenation

ancestor_etymon: -ité / -itās OED | able

etymology: From Latin -ibilitas, from -ibilis (capable of being) + -tas (state/condition)

ancestor_etymon_language: French from Latin OED


morpheme_key: ibis

morpheme: ibis

morpheme_head: ibis

affix_form: -ibis-

meaning_definition: ibis

example_words_list_1: ibis, ibises

example_words_corpus: ibisbill | ibisbills

categorical_group_list: Bird, Animal, Zoology

etymology: Greek 'ibis' (a sacred bird of Egypt)


morpheme_key: ible

morpheme: ible

morpheme_head: ible

affix_form: -ible

allomorphs: -ible1 | -ible2

morpheme_subtype: forms:adjective | noun | adjective/a

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: verb | noun

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective | noun | adjective/adverb

meaning_definition: capable of being verb-ed | causing/indicating/appropriate for the base noun/verb | entity that is required/capable of being | entity that causes/demonstrates the base | competent to | suited for | possessing the quality of | able to undergo | deserving | eligible

example_words_list_1: collectibles | convertibles | possibles | credible | fallible | permissible | edible | reversible | terrible | visible | incredible | audible | susceptible | flexible

example_words_corpus: fusible | addible | mixible | flexible | gullible | sensible

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: -ĭbilis OED | able

etymology: From Latin -ibilis, from -ere (infinitive suffix) + -bilis (capable of), ultimately from the root *bheh₂- (to be, become).

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED | Latin

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


morpheme_key: ibly

morpheme: ibly

morpheme_head: ibly

affix_form: -ibly

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adverb

meaning_definition: the way in which | the manner dictated by the preceding element

example_words_list_1: forcibly | ostensibly | terribly | cheerfully | considerably | horizontally | numerically

categorical_group_list: Manner, Adverbial

ancestor_etymon: -líce  OED

etymology: represents Old English -líce | -ly suffix1 OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English OED

etymological_family: Germanic

register: vernacular


morpheme_key: ibrahim

morpheme: ibrahim

morpheme_head: ibrahim

affix_form: -ibrahim-

meaning_definition: father of many

example_words_list_1: Ibrahim

categorical_group_list: Proper Name, Anthroponym

etymology: Hebrew Abraham 'father of many'

ancestor_etymon_language: Hebrew

etymological_family: other


morpheme_key: ic

morpheme: ic

morpheme_head: ic

affix_form: -ic

sense_label: pertaining to

meaning_definition: relating to | marked by | possessing the qualities of

example_words_list_1: classic, poetic, tragic, specific, electric

example_words_list_2: problematic | symptomatic | cosmetic | heretic | synthetic | atomic | apologetic | public | tactic | topic | carcinogenic | pathogenic | photogenic | historic | parasitic | atomistic | artistic | epileptic | chloroplastic | protoplastic | phonotactic | phototactic | rheotactic | psychological | hypocritical | methodical | nonsensical | musical | metallic | acidic | bucolic | simplistic | psychologically | hypocritically | methodically | nonsensically | musically | ascetic | prosaic | endemic | anthropomorphic | dramatic

example_words_corpus: oxic | odic | music | magic | cubic | manic

categorical_group_list: Adjectival, Relation, Characteristic

ancestor_etymon: -ique / -ικός OED | iac

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

ancestor_etymon_language: French from Greek OED | Latin | ...


morpheme_key: ica

morpheme: ica

morpheme_head: ica

affix_form: -ica

meaning_definition: pertaining to | characterized by | belonging to

example_words_list_1: fabrica, basilica, harmonica

categorical_group_list: Adjectival, Relation

etymology: Latin -icus, from Greek -ikos


morpheme_key: ical

morpheme: ical

morpheme_head: ical

affix_form: -ical

meaning_definition: pertaining to | marked by | belonging to the type of

example_words_list_1: 681 e) | causal | evidential | alphabetical | continual | confessional | tutorial | periodical | individual | hypothetical | paradoxical | chemical | radical | psychological | hypocritical | methodical | nonsensical | musical | metallic | acidic | bucolic | simplistic | psychologically | hypocritically | methodically | nonsensically | musically | political | angelical

example_words_corpus: sinical | domical | nodical | egoical | biblical | Adamical

etymology: < Latin -ālis | adjectival suffix | 'of the kind of | relating to'. suffix1 | definition 1 OED | nouns converted from adjectives | or with a clearly implied adjective use | suffix1

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED | Greek | ...


morpheme_key: ically

morpheme: ically

morpheme_head: ically

affix_form: -ically

meaning_definition: characterized by | as defined by the preceding component | essence of | resembling | possessing the attributes of | related to

example_words_list_1: basically, specifically, dramatically, historically, magically

ancestor_etymon: -líce  OED | iac


morpheme_key: ice

morpheme: ice

morpheme_head: ice

affix_form: -ice-

sense_label: frozen

meaning_definition: frozen | solid | water

example_words_list_1: ice, icicle, iceberg, icing

example_words_corpus: iced | ices | icen | icer | deice | icens

categorical_group_list: Nature, Temperature, Element

etymology: From Old English 'is' (noun) and 'īsc' (adjective), derived from Proto-Germanic '*īsaz', ultimately from Proto-Indo-European '*h₁eyHs- meaning 'to flow'.

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English


affix_form: -ice

allomorphs: -ice

sense_label: the quality or fact of being what is denoted by th

meaning_definition: the inherent nature or characteristic of something | a temporary situation | a particular circumstance | an essential attribute | the essence of existence

example_words_list_1: cowardice | justice | service | malice | avarice

categorical_group_list: Abstraction, State, Quality

ancestor_etymon: -ice / -itia | -itium OED | ic

etymology: From Latin -īcia (feminine suffix forming abstract nouns from adjectives), derived from -icius, itself from -icus.

ancestor_etymon_language: French from Latin OED | Latin


morpheme_key: ichneumon

morpheme: ichneumon

morpheme_head: ichneumon

affix_form: -ichneumon-

meaning_definition: wasp | ichneumon wasp

example_words_list_1: ichneumon, ichneumonidae

example_words_corpus: ichneumons

categorical_group_list: Biology, Animals

etymology: Greek ichneumon 'tracker, hunter'


morpheme_key: ichno

morpheme: ichno

morpheme_head: ichno

affix_form: ichno-

allomorphs: ichn

meaning_definition: trace | footprint | track

example_words_list_1: ichnogram | ichnosite | ichnologic | ichnogenus | ichnograms | ichnofauna

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Physical evidence

etymology: Greek ichnos "footprint, trace"


morpheme_key: ichthy

morpheme: ichthy

morpheme_head: ichthy

affix_form: ichthy-

allomorphs: ichthyo

meaning_definition: aquatic vertebrate

example_words_list_1: ichthyology | Ichthyophaga | ichthyophobia | ichthyoplankton | ichthyosis | Chondrichthyes | ichthyic | ichthyoid | ichthyolite | ichthyophagous | ichthyornis | ichthyosaur

example_words_corpus: ichthyic | ichthyootoxin | ichthyootoxins

categorical_group_list: Animal

etymology: ἰχθύς | ἰχθύος (ikhthús | ikhthúos)


morpheme_key: ician

morpheme: ician

morpheme_head: ician

affix_form: -ician

meaning_definition: individual or entity associated with | originating from | related to | adherent to the initial component | occupation | individual connected to | professional practitioner of the root action

example_words_list_1: comedian | Iranian | Parisian | beautician | dietician | mathematician | academician | clinician | cosmetician | technician | diagnostician | electrician | esthetician | physician | musician

example_words_corpus: logician | logicians | Hebrician | beautician | beauticians | obstetrician

ancestor_etymon: -i- + -ānus OED | ic

etymology: From Greek -ikos (adjectival suffix) via Latin -icianus, denoting a person connected with or skilled in a specific field.


morpheme_key: icicle

morpheme: icicle

morpheme_head: icicle

affix_form: -icicle-

meaning_definition: icicle

example_words_list_1: icicle, icicle-like

categorical_group_list: Nature, Ice, Cold

etymology: From Old English īs 'ice' + cīce 'sprout, shoot, twig'


morpheme_key: icide

morpheme: icide

morpheme_head: icide

affix_form: -icide

meaning_definition: killer | slayer | one who kills

example_words_list_1: suicide, homicide, genocide, pesticide

example_words_list_2: fratricide | homicide | incision | circumcision | parricide | germicidal | ecocide | suicide | genocide | regicide | insecticide | decide | bactericidal | fungicidal | homicidal | ovicidal | parasiticidal | patricidal | spermicidal | suicidal | viricidal | virucide | herbicides | pesticide

example_words_corpus: viricide | viricides | slimicide | sporicide | lousicide | weedicide

categorical_group_list: Action, Destruction

ancestor_etymon: -cīda, -cīdium OED

etymology: < classical Latin -cīda cutter, killer, slayer = comb. form1 ... -cīdium  cutting, killing = comb. form2 OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin OED


morpheme_key: icity

morpheme: icity

morpheme_head: icity

affix_form: -icity

meaning_definition: the state or quality of being as denoted by the preceding element | a specific occurrence or manifestation of that state or quality

example_words_list_1: authenticity, complicity, publicity, specificity

example_words_corpus: facticity | urbanicity | prolaticity | robusticity | sigmoidicity | patternicity

categorical_group_list: Abstract, State/Quality

ancestor_etymon: -ité / -itās OED | ic

etymology: From Latin -icitas, from the suffix -itas combined with adjectival stems ending in -icus/-icus


morpheme_key: icle

morpheme: icle

morpheme_head: icle

affix_form: -icle

allomorphs: -icle

meaning_definition: a small example of the category named by the preceding element | a diminutive suffix denoting smallness

example_words_list_1: article | icicles | particle | cubicle | cuticle | canticle | chicle | chronicle | clavicle | conventicle | cornicle

categorical_group_list: Diminutive

ancestor_etymon: -(i)cle / -(i)culus, -(i)cula, -(i)culum OED

etymology: From Latin -iculus, diminutive suffix derived from -icus + -olus


morpheme_key: icon

morpheme: icon

morpheme_head: icon

affix_form: -icon-

allomorphs: icono

sense_label: image

meaning_definition: image | likeness | representation

example_words_list_1: iconic, iconography, iconoclastic

example_words_corpus: icons | iconic | iconize | iconify | assicon | iconism

categorical_group_list: Visual, Representation

etymology: Greek eikōn 'image, likeness'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek


morpheme_key: icosa

morpheme: icosa

morpheme_head: icos

affix_form: icosa-

allomorphs: icosi

meaning_definition: twenty

example_words_list_1: icosagon | icosagons | icosahedron | icosasphere | icosahedral | icosahedrons

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity

etymology: Greek eikosi 'twenty'


morpheme_key: ics

morpheme: ics

morpheme_head: ics

affix_form: -ics

allomorphs: -ics

meaning_definition: study of | science of | collection of principles related to

example_words_list_1: obstetrics | economics | linguistics | robotics | acoustics | acrobatics | aerobics | aerodynamics | aeromechanics | aeronautics | aesthetics | alphanumerics | animatronics | apologetics | architectonics | astrodynamics | astrophysics | patronymics

example_words_corpus: optics | osmics | Ebonics | phonics | silvics | dynamics

categorical_group_list: Field of Study, Science, Discipline

etymology: Greek -ikos (pertaining to)

ancestor_etymon_language: French from Greek OED


morpheme_key: ictero

morpheme: ictero

morpheme_head: icter

affix_form: ictero-

allomorphs: ictero

meaning_definition: yellowing of the skin and eyes caused by high bilirubin levels

example_words_list_1: icterus

example_words_corpus: icteroid | icterogenic

categorical_group_list: Medical, Disease, Color

ancestor_etymon: ἴκτερος  OED

etymology: combining form of Greek ἴκτερος jaundice. OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek  OED

source: MorphoQuantics | Stein


morpheme_key: id

morpheme: id-

morpheme_head: id

affix_form: id-

allomorphs: id-

sense_label: shape

meaning_definition: outline | structure | depiction | visual impression [concrete or abstract]

example_words_list_1: eidetic | eidolon | eidos | idol | idolater | idolatry | idyll | idyllic | idyllist | pareidolia | idea | ideal | idealistic | ideally | ideate | idée fixe | ideo / ideo. | idolize

example_words_corpus: ooid | oöid | IDer | virid | ooids | Lyrid

related_morphemes: eid / eid, oid / oid

categorical_group_list: Perception, Form, Visual

etymology: εἶδειν (eîdein) | εἶδος (eîdos) | Greek eidos : what is seen | shape | form --> idea : appearance | form | idea

source: Cognatarium | Wikidata


morpheme_key: ida

morpheme: ida

morpheme_head: ida

affix_form: -ida-

meaning_definition: not | without | lacking

example_words_list_1: atypical, amoral, anonymous, asymmetrical, apolitical

example_words_corpus: Ixodida | Apodida | Sciurida | Enoplida | Ascarida | Sabellida

categorical_group_list: Negation, Privative, Core concept

etymology: Greek a- (alpha privativus) 'without, not'


morpheme_key: idae

morpheme: idae

morpheme_head: idae

affix_form: -idae

meaning_definition: family of animals

example_words_list_1: Felidae, Canidae, Hominidae

example_words_corpus: Suidae | Boidae | Apidae | Otidae | Zeidae | Enidae

categorical_group_list: Taxonomy, Biological classification

ancestor_etymon: id

etymology: Greek -idae (suffix used in zoological nomenclature)


morpheme_key: ide

morpheme: ide

morpheme_head: ide

affix_form: -ide

allomorphs: -ide

sense_label: in chemistry

meaning_definition: in chemistry | a binary compound where the first element is named first | associated with | of a type that belongs to | related to

example_words_list_1: cyanide | fluoride | bromide | fluid

example_words_list_2: cyanide | fluoride | bromide | fluid

example_words_corpus: ides | amide | halide | iodide | auride | amides

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Relation

ancestor_etymon: -de / -idus OED | id

etymology: From Greek -ides, from -is (genitive suffix) + -es, originally forming patronymics or nouns of origin, later adopted into Latin and French chemistry terminology to denote binary compounds.


morpheme_key: idea

morpheme: idea

morpheme_head: idea

affix_form: idea-

allomorphs: ide | ideo

sense_label: idea

meaning_definition: a conceptual thought | a mental construct

example_words_list_1: ideologue

example_words_list_2: ideologue

example_words_corpus: ideas | ideate | ideaed | ideates | ideated | nonidea

categorical_group_list: Core concept

ancestor_etymon: ide

etymology: Greek idea (ἰδέα) 'form, pattern'


morpheme_key: ideal

morpheme: ideal

morpheme_head: ideal

affix_form: -ideal-

meaning_definition: perfect | standard | model

example_words_list_1: idealism, idealist, idealize

example_words_corpus: ideals | ideally | unideal | coideal | idealize | idealism

categorical_group_list: Perfection, Standard, Concept

etymology: Greek idea 'form, pattern'


morpheme_key: idean

morpheme: idean

morpheme_head: idean

affix_form: -idean

meaning_definition: resemblance, likeness

example_words_list_1: euclidean, proboscidean

example_words_list_2: euclidean, proboscidean

categorical_group_list: Similarity, Classification

etymology: Greek -eides 'form, shape'


morpheme_key: idem

morpheme: idem

morpheme_head: idem

affix_form: idem

allomorphs: ident

meaning_definition: identical | equivalent

example_words_list_1: ibidem, idem, identical, identify, identity

example_words_corpus: idempotent | idempotence | idempotents | idempotently | nonidempotent

categorical_group_list: Identity, Sameness

etymology: Greek eidos : what is seen, shape, form


morpheme_key: iden

morpheme: iden

morpheme_head: iden

affix_form: iden-

meaning_definition: same

example_words_list_1: identity, identify, identification

example_words_list_2: identity, identify, identification

etymology: Latin idem 'the same'


morpheme_key: ident

morpheme: ident

morpheme_head: ident

affix_form: -ident-

meaning_definition: same | equal

example_words_list_1: identity, identical, identification

example_words_corpus: idents


morpheme_key: identikit

morpheme: identikit

morpheme_head: identikit

affix_form: -identikit-

meaning_definition: replicated | identical | carbon-copy

example_words_list_1: identikit

categorical_group_list: Similarity, Replication

etymology: Portmanteau of 'identical' and 'kit'

ancestor_etymon_language: English


morpheme_key: ideo

morpheme: ideo

morpheme_head: ideo

affix_form: ideo-

meaning_definition: visual representation | concept | cognitive process | notion | internal visualization

example_words_list_1: ideograph | ideology | ideogram | ideologue | idealistic | ideomotor | ideophone

example_words_corpus: ideogram | ideogeny | ideotype | ideologue | ideograph | ideograms

related_morphemes: part of id / id

categorical_group_list: Cognition, Perception

ancestor_etymon: ἰδέα  OED | ide

etymology: ἰδεῖν (ideîn) | ἰδέα (idéa) | < French idéo- < ancient Greek ἰδέα idea n. OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek | Greek  OED

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


morpheme_key: ides

morpheme: ides

morpheme_head: ides

affix_form: -ides-

meaning_definition: son of | descendant of

example_words_list_1: Achilles, Alcides, Pelides

example_words_corpus: Aramides | Ctenocephalides

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Lineage

etymology: Greek -ides (suffix denoting lineage/descendant)


morpheme_key: idine

morpheme: idine

morpheme_head: idine

affix_form: -idine

meaning_definition: chemical compound | nitrogen-containing heterocycle

example_words_list_1: clonidine | aceclidine | clonidines | procyclidine | eticyclidine

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Nomenclature

etymology: from Greek -idion "diminutive suffix" applied to nitrogen-containing structures


morpheme_key: idio

morpheme: idio

morpheme_head: idio

affix_form: idio-

allomorphs: idi

sense_label: self

meaning_definition: self | belonging to oneself | distinct entity | individual-specific | unparalleled | inherent | distinctive trait | clearly different | apart from others

example_words_list_1: idiosyncrasy, idiosyncratic

example_words_corpus: idiolect | idiotype | idiogram | idiosoma | idiosome | idiopath

categorical_group_list: Grouping/selecting

ancestor_etymon: idio | ἰδιο-  OED

etymology: Greek ἴδιος (ídios) | one's own | ϝίδιος | ἴδιος (ídios) | ~private | personal | ones own~ | < ancient Greek ἰδιο- | combining form ... of ἴδιος  own | private | peculiar | separate | distinct OED

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


morpheme_key: idiocy

morpheme: idiocy

morpheme_head: idiocy

affix_form: -idiocy-

meaning_definition: state of | quality of | being foolish

example_words_list_1: mania, melancholia, dementia, hysteria

categorical_group_list: Cognition, Negative attribute

etymology: From Greek 'mania' (madness, frenzy) + suffix '-ia' (state, condition)


morpheme_key: idiot

morpheme: idiot

morpheme_head: idiot

affix_form: idiot

meaning_definition: a person of low general intelligence | someone lacking in mental ability

example_words_list_1: idiots | vidiot | idiotic | vidiots | idioted | idiotry

etymology: from Greek 'idiotēs', originally meaning a private person, later extended to mean someone lacking intelligence

register: pejorative


morpheme_key: idium

morpheme: idium

morpheme_head: idium

affix_form: -idium

meaning_definition: structure in a plant or animal | Object or place made of {prev}

example_words_list_1: antheridium | ascidium | basidium | clostridium | coccidium | conidium | ctenidium | glochidium | hypobasidium | iridium | metanephridium

example_words_corpus: propidium | antheridium | Plagiochilidium

categorical_group_list: noun maker

etymology: Latin -idium, neuter singular suffix forming nouns from Greek -idion or Latin roots, denoting a small thing or result of an action

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin


morpheme_key: idle

morpheme: idle

morpheme_head: idle

affix_form: -idle-

meaning_definition: inactive | lazy | at rest

example_words_list_1: idle

example_words_corpus: idles | idler | idled | idlers | idleth | nonidle

categorical_group_list: State, Motionlessness

etymology: Old French 'idle' (lazy, useless)

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French


morpheme_key: idol

morpheme: idol

morpheme_head: idol

affix_form: -idol-

meaning_definition: image | representation | object of veneration

example_words_list_1: idolatry, idolatrous

example_words_corpus: idols | idolize | idolish | idolism | idolous | idolist

categorical_group_list: Representation, Divinity, Object

etymology: Greek eidolon "image, phantom"


morpheme_key: idyll

morpheme: idyll

morpheme_head: idyll

affix_form: -idyll-

meaning_definition: idyll | pastoral scene | peaceful retreat

example_words_list_1: idyll, idyllic, idyllist

example_words_corpus: idylls | idyllic | idyllist | idyllics | idyllian | idyllists

categorical_group_list: Nature, Peace, Art

etymology: Greek idyllion 'little poem'


morpheme_key: ie

morpheme: ie

morpheme_head: ie

affix_form: -ie

morpheme_subtype: forms:noun | adjective | interjectio

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun | verb | adjective | interjection | 0

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun | adjective | interjection

meaning_definition: diminutive | a little specimen | version / a person | object connected with the first element | an informal version of the action denoted by the first element | an informal or childlike version of the description denoted by the first element | a name for a person/object characterized by what is denoted by the first element | a person/object characterized by what is denoted by the first element | a light-hearted or less serious instance of the interjection denoted by the first element | a familiar version of the name denoted by the first element | a familiar version of the parent noun denoted by the first element | an informal | familiar usage | a little or dear little specimen/version of the entity denoted | or a person/object that is connected with the entity denoted | a familiar version of the name denoted | a little specimen/version / a person | little | form noun

example_words_list_1: doggy, kitty, puppy, bunny, ducky, bobby, terry, daisy, lily, rosy

example_words_corpus: ies | owie | usie | bogie | outie | innie

categorical_group_list: Diminutive, Affective, Informal

ancestor_etymon: -i | -é OED

etymology: prob. modelled orig. upon... Old French (Davi | Mathé)... | which have the appearance of being pet forms | OED: -y | -ie | suffix6 | Stein -ie | -y4 | -ey | no truncation | truncation | metonymic | parent nouns | origin unknown

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French OED

etymological_family: Romance


morpheme_key: ied

morpheme: ied

morpheme_head: ied

affix_form: -ied

derivational_or_inflectional: inflectional

meaning_definition: past tense

example_words_list_1: married, potbellied

example_words_list_2: married, potbellied

categorical_group_list: Tense, Aspect

etymology: Old English -ed suffix used to form the past tense


morpheme_key: ient

morpheme: ient

morpheme_head: ient

affix_form: -ient

meaning_definition: indication | kind of agent | form adjective

example_words_list_1: ambient | ancient | coefficient | convenient | ebullient | gradient | lenient | obedient | quotient | recipient | salient | sapient | sentient | transient

categorical_group_list: Adjectival, State of being

etymology: Latin -iens, -ientis, present participle suffix of verbs in -ire (from Proto-Indo-European *-yeh₂nt-)


morpheme_key: ier

morpheme: ier

morpheme_head: ier

affix_form: -ier

allomorphs: -ier

meaning_definition: individual whose profession relates to the meaning of the first element | one who performs actions related to | someone involved in matters pertaining to

example_words_list_1: baker, tailor, banker, painter, writer

example_words_corpus: hosier | dandier | hosiers | spurrier | grenadier | brigadier

categorical_group_list: Agent, Profession, Occupation

ancestor_etymon: -ier / -iārius OED | er

etymology: From Latin -arius (adjective suffix) via Old French -ier, denoting a person associated with or engaged in a specific trade or activity.


morpheme_key: ies

morpheme: ies

morpheme_head: ies

affix_form: -ies

morpheme_subtype: forms:noun, verb

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun, verb

meaning_definition: 3rd person singular present

example_words_list_1: fries

example_words_list_2: fries

example_words_corpus: flies | cries | tries | skies | fries | sties

categorical_group_list: Grammatical, Person, Number, Tense

etymology: Old English third-person singular present marker -eð / -þ


morpheme_key: iest

morpheme: iest

morpheme_head: iest

affix_form: -iest

meaning_definition: most | superlative degree

example_words_list_1: biggest, fastest, happiest

categorical_group_list: Degree, Comparison

etymology: Old English -est (superlative suffix)


morpheme_key: iety

morpheme: iety

morpheme_head: iety

affix_form: -iety

allomorphs: -iety

meaning_definition: attribute | circumstance | status of being associated with the meaning of the preceding element

example_words_list_1: anxiety | notoriety | variety

example_words_list_2: anxiety, notoriety, variety

categorical_group_list: Abstract, State, Quality

ancestor_etymon: -ieté / -ietās OED

etymology: From Latin -itas (genitive -itatis), a suffix forming abstract nouns from adjectives, via Old French -ité.

ancestor_etymon_language: French from Latin OED

source: OED


morpheme_key: if

morpheme: if

morpheme_head: if

affix_form: -if-

meaning_definition: if | condition | conditional

example_words_list_1: if, iffy, ifness

example_words_corpus: iffy | endif | iffily | endifs | iffiness

categorical_group_list: Conditional, Conjunction, Core concept

etymology: Old English 'if' (conjunction), from Proto-Germanic *ib, *iba, related to 'by' and 'when'.


morpheme_key: ifer

morpheme: ifer

morpheme_head: ifer

affix_form: -ifer

meaning_definition: one who | agent of

example_words_list_1: conifer, venifer, lumifer

categorical_group_list: Agent, Action

etymology: From Latin -ifer, from ferre 'to bear, carry'


morpheme_key: iff

morpheme: iff

morpheme_head: iff

affix_form: -iff

meaning_definition: one who acts, one who is, form noun

example_words_list_1: scientific, terrific, prolific

categorical_group_list: Agentive, Nominalizer

etymology: Latin -icium, from -icus (adjectival suffix) + -ium (noun-forming suffix), ultimately from Greek -ikos


morpheme_key: ific

morpheme: ific

morpheme_head: ific

affix_form: -ific

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

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

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

example_words_corpus: sebific | pulsific | spumific | vaporific | spumifics | torporific

categorical_group_list: Causative, Formation

etymology: facere, factus


morpheme_key: ification

morpheme: ification

morpheme_head: ification

affix_form: -ification

allomorphs: ication

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme | derivation

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: verb

meaning_definition: Process of making {prev} into

example_words_list_1: beautification | pontification

example_words_list_2: beautification, pontification

example_words_corpus: edification | reification | modification | purification | verification | codification

categorical_group_list: Nominalization, Process

etymology: From Latin -ficatio (stem -fication-), from facere 'to make, do'


morpheme_key: ifix

morpheme: ifix

morpheme_head: ifix

affix_form: -ifix

meaning_definition: not | without | lacking

example_words_list_1: amoral, atypical, anonymous, asymmetrical, atrophy

categorical_group_list: Negation, Privative, Core concept

etymology: Greek privative prefix a- (before vowels) or an- (before consonants) meaning 'not, without'


morpheme_key: iform

morpheme: iform

morpheme_head: iform

affix_form: -iform

meaning_definition: possessing the structure or configuration indicated by the initial component

example_words_list_1: oviform | uniform | vermiform

example_words_list_2: oviform | uniform | vermiform

example_words_corpus: filiform | coliform | aquiform | cubiform | coniform | gasiform

categorical_group_list: Shape, Morphology

ancestor_etymon: -formis  OED

etymology: from Latin -formis, from forma 'shape, figure'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED


morpheme_key: ifuge

morpheme: ifuge

morpheme_head: ifuge

affix_form: -ifuge

meaning_definition: carrying | fleeing | running away

example_words_list_1: dolorifuge | dolorifuges

example_words_corpus: dolorifuge | dolorifuges

categorical_group_list: Motion, Escape

etymology: Latin fugere 'to flee'


morpheme_key: ify

morpheme: ify

morpheme_head: ify

affix_form: -ify

meaning_definition: transform into | cause to become | result in the state indicated by the root | lead to | apply the preceding action on

example_words_list_1: clarify | glorify | purify | satisfy | mollify | justify | simplify | magnify | liquefy | stupefy | transmogrify | pacify | petrify

example_words_corpus: codify | gasify | aurify | vinify | cutify | ethify

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: -fier / -ficāre OED | fy

etymology: From Latin -ficare, frequentative of facere 'to make, do'


morpheme_key: ig

morpheme: ig

morpheme_head: ig

affix_form: -ig-

sense_label: do

meaning_definition: perform an action | proceed | propel

example_words_list_1: act | action | actor | agenda | agent | agile | agitate | ambiguous | castigate | cogent | cogitate | cogitation | excogitate | mitigate | navigate | activist | counteract | exact | reactionary | retroactive | transact | transaction | interaction | exigency | exigent | fumigate | intransigent | litigate | prodigal

example_words_corpus: igs

related_morphemes: act / act, ag / ag

categorical_group_list: Action, Motion, Agency

etymology: Latin agere 'to do, drive, act'


morpheme: ig-

morpheme_head: ig-

affix_form: ig-

sense_label: not, negation

meaning_definition: not, negation

example_words_list_1: ignorant, ignore, illegible

categorical_group_list: Negation

etymology: in-


morpheme_key: ige

morpheme: ige

morpheme_head: ige

affix_form: -ige-

meaning_definition: to expel | to eject

example_words_list_1: exigency, exigent

example_words_list_2: exigency, exigent

ancestor_etymon: ige

etymology: Latin ex- 'out' + agere 'to drive'


morpheme_key: igloo

morpheme: igloo

morpheme_head: igloo

affix_form: -igloo-

meaning_definition: snow house | dome-shaped shelter

example_words_list_1: igloo

example_words_corpus: igloos | pigloo | twigloo | pigloos | twigloos | igloolike

categorical_group_list: Architecture, Shelter, Environment

etymology: Inuktitut 'iglu' (house)

ancestor_etymon_language: Inuit


morpheme_key: igni

morpheme: igni

morpheme_head: ign

affix_form: -igni-

allomorphs: igni

meaning_definition: blaze | heat source

example_words_list_1: ignite, ignition, igneous

example_words_list_2: ignite, ignition, igneous

categorical_group_list: Elemental, Fire

ancestor_etymon: igni

etymology: Latin ignis 'fire'


morpheme_key: ignoramus

morpheme: ignoramus

morpheme_head: ignoramus

affix_form: -ignoramus-

meaning_definition: not knowing | ignorant

example_words_list_1: ignoramus

categorical_group_list: Negation, Cognition

etymology: Latin ignorare 'to be ignorant of', from in- 'not' + gnarus 'knowing'


morpheme_key: ignorare

morpheme: ignorare

morpheme_head: ignorare

affix_form: ignorare-

meaning_definition: "not to know, to be unacquainted; mistake, misunderstand

example_words_list_1: ignore, ignorant, ignorance, ignoramous[59]

categorical_group_list: Cognition, Negation

etymology: ignotus


morpheme_key: ignore

morpheme: ignore

morpheme_head: ignore

affix_form: -ignore-

meaning_definition: to disregard | to refuse to take notice of

example_words_list_1: ignore, ignorance, ignorable

example_words_corpus: ignored | ignores | ignorer | ignorers | ignorest | ignoreth

categorical_group_list: Action, Negation


morpheme_key: ike

morpheme: ike

morpheme_head: ike

affix_form: -ike-

meaning_definition: path | way | road

example_words_list_1: ike, eikos, eikote

example_words_corpus: ikey

categorical_group_list: Direction, Manner, Path

etymology: Greek eikos, eikōs 'in the same way, just as'


morpheme_key: ikin

morpheme: ikin

morpheme_head: ikin

affix_form: -ikin

meaning_definition: smaller form | a lesser instance of the first element's meaning

example_words_list_1: catkin | napkin | pumpkin

example_words_list_2: catkin | napkin | pumpkin

categorical_group_list: Diminutive

ancestor_etymon: -kijn, -ken OED

etymology: forming diminutives, corresp. to Middle Dutch -kijn, -ken OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle Dutch OED


morpheme_key: il

morpheme: il

morpheme_head: il, ile

affix_form: il

allomorphs: ile

sense_label: having to do with

meaning_definition: pertaining to | related to

example_words_list_1: docil, missile, civil, fossil

example_words_list_2: docil, missile, civil, fossil

example_words_corpus: illabile | illabial | iomazenil | flumazenil | bretazenil

categorical_group_list: Adjectival, Relation

etymology: Latin suffix -ilis, from -ilis (adjectival suffix) + -us (neuter ending), ultimately from PIE *-lo- or *-lo- forming adjectives of capability or relation.


morpheme_head: il

affix_form: il-

sense_label: not

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective | verb | noun

example_words_list_1: illegal, illegible, illegitimate, illogical, illuminate, illustrate

example_words_list_2: illegitimate | illogical | illegal | illiterate | illuminate | illusory | illustrate | import | incur | intend | invite | incantation | incarcerate | indoctrinate | induce | infect | influx | inundate | illicit | impossible | inarticulate | inexpensive | inimical | insane | irrational | ignore | ignorant | ignoble | indefinite | injustice | immortality | impatience | impractical | improbable | insatiable | invalid | inflammable

related_morphemes: a-, an-, dys-, i-/im-/in-/ir-, mal-, non-, un-

categorical_group_list: Negator | negation

ancestor_etymon: il | in-  OED

etymology: From Latin il- | assimilated form of in- before l-. | variant of in1 before 'l' | 'il-' | prefix2 OED | variant of in2 before 'l' | prefix1 OED | in | in-

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED | Latin

source: Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Wikidata


morpheme_key: ile

morpheme: ile

morpheme_head: ile

affix_form: -ile

allomorphs: -ile

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: verb | noun | 0

meaning_definition: capable of | prone to | characterized by

example_words_list_1: docile | infantile | senile | juvenile | purile | missile

example_words_corpus: iles | penile | audile | audiles | neurile | centiles

categorical_group_list: Ability, Property, State

ancestor_etymon: -ilis, -īlis OED

etymology: From Latin -īle, from -īre (to go) + -bilis (able to be), originally forming adjectives denoting capability or tendency.


morpheme_key: ileo

morpheme: ileo

morpheme_head: ileo

affix_form: ileo-

sense_label: ileum

meaning_definition: ileum | small intestine

example_words_list_1: ileoanal | ileotomy | ileostomy | ileocolic | ileorenal | ileocecum

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biological structure

etymology: Greek ileion (ileum)


morpheme_key: iliac

morpheme: iliac

morpheme_head: iliac

affix_form: -iliac-

meaning_definition: pertaining to the ilium | hip bone

example_words_list_1: iliac, iliacal

example_words_corpus: transiliac | sacroiliac | aortoiliac | interiliac | sacroiliacs | vertebroiliac

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Body part

etymology: Latin iliacus, from ilium (hip bone)


morpheme_key: iliad

morpheme: iliad

morpheme_head: iliad

affix_form: -iliad-

meaning_definition: song | poem | epic

example_words_list_1: iliad, Iliadic, Iliadist

example_words_corpus: Iliadic

categorical_group_list: Literature, Epic

etymology: Greek eîdos 'form, shape' or eîdos 'song, poem', from aeídein 'to sing'


morpheme_key: ilio

morpheme: ilio

morpheme_head: ilio

affix_form: ilio-

meaning_definition: ilium | hip

example_words_list_1: iliopsoas | iliocaval | iliotibial | iliolumbar | iliocostal | iliofemoral

etymology: Latin ilium 'ilium' (part of the hip bone)


morpheme_key: ility

morpheme: ility

morpheme_head: ility

affix_form: -ility

meaning_definition: state | quality | condition

example_words_list_1: ability, stability, fragility

categorical_group_list: State, Quality

etymology: From Latin -ilitas, formed from the suffix -ilis (capable of) + -tas (state/condition)


morpheme_key: ilk

morpheme: ilk

morpheme_head: ilk

affix_form: -ilk-

meaning_definition: group | kind | type

example_words_list_1: unlike, ilk

example_words_corpus: ilka | ilks | thilk

categorical_group_list: Classification, Identity, Kinship

etymology: From Old English 'ilc' meaning 'same, identical', related to 'eal' (all). In modern English, it survives primarily in the phrase 'of ilk' or as a fossilized root in words like 'unlike' (not of the same kind).


morpheme_key: ill

morpheme: ill

morpheme_head: ill

affix_form: False

sense_label: diminutive

meaning_definition: a suffix conveying smallness | a morpheme expressing endearment

example_words_list_1: armadillo | bacillus | guerrilla | peccadillo | penicillin Variant Spellings: pencil | pencil

example_words_corpus: ills | illy | illth | nonill | illish | illness

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: Latin -illus, diminutive suffix derived from -ulus/-iculus


morpheme_key: illiard

morpheme: illiard

morpheme_head: illiard

affix_form: -illiard

meaning_definition: a large number (specifically 10^33 in the short scale or 10^48 in the long scale)

example_words_list_1: billiard | trilliard | quadrilliard

example_words_corpus: billiard | trilliard | quadrilliard

categorical_group_list: Numerals, Magnitude, Large numbers

etymology: From Latin -iliardus, a variant of -iliard, derived from the base 'million' (mille) extended by the suffix -ard to denote a large power of a thousand.


morpheme_key: illicit

morpheme: illicit

morpheme_head: illicit

affix_form: -illicit-

meaning_definition: not | against | unlawful

example_words_list_1: illicit

example_words_corpus: illicits | illicitly | illicitness

categorical_group_list: Negation, Legality

etymology: Latin illicitus, from in- 'not' + licitus 'permitted', past participle of licere 'to be allowed'


morpheme_key: illion

morpheme: illion

morpheme_head: illion

affix_form: -illion

meaning_definition: a number of a certain magnitude | ten to the power of n

example_words_list_1: billion | gillion | billions | gillions | octillion | nonillion

categorical_group_list: Number, Magnitude

etymology: Latin mille 'thousand' + suffix -ion (from Greek -iōn, forming abstract nouns or denominatives); the suffix -illion was coined in the 15th century by French mathematician Nicolas Chuquet as an extension of mille.


morpheme_key: illume

morpheme: illume

morpheme_head: illume

affix_form: -illume-

meaning_definition: light | brighten | illuminate

example_words_list_1: illuminate, illumination, illuminative

example_words_corpus: illumed | illumes | illumer | reillume | illumers | unillumed

categorical_group_list: Light, Vision

etymology: Latin illuminare 'to light up', from in- 'in, on' + lumen 'light'


morpheme_key: illus

morpheme: illus

morpheme_head: illus

affix_form: -illus-

meaning_definition: little

example_words_list_1: bacillus, streptobacillus, thiobacillus, villus

categorical_group_list: Diminutive, Size


morpheme_key: illustrate

morpheme: illustrate

morpheme_head: illustrate

affix_form: -illustrate-

meaning_definition: to make clear | to depict with pictures | to serve as an example

example_words_list_1: illustration, illustrative, illustrator

categorical_group_list: Visual, Clarification, Representation

etymology: Latin illustratus, past participle of illustrare 'to illuminate, make clear', from illustrare 'to light up, illuminate', from in- 'on, upon' + lustrare 'to examine, purify by sacrifice', from lustrum 'purification sacrifice'


morpheme_key: illustrious

morpheme: illustrious

morpheme_head: illustrious

affix_form: -illustrious-

meaning_definition: bright | shining | well-known | eminent

example_words_list_1: illustrate, illustration, illustriousness, reillustrate

example_words_corpus: illustriously | unillustrious | nonillustrious | illustriousness | unillustriously

categorical_group_list: Light, Eminence, Status

etymology: Latin illustris 'shining, bright, famous', from illustrare 'to light up, illuminate'


morpheme_key: ily

morpheme: ily

morpheme_head: ily

affix_form: -ily

meaning_definition: forming an adverb | transforms into adverb

example_words_list_1: eerily | happily | lazily

example_words_list_2: eerily, happily, lazily

categorical_group_list: Derivational, Adverbial

etymology: Old French -ive / -ive suffixing into -ily via -y


morpheme_key: im

morpheme: im

morpheme_head: im

affix_form: im-

sense_label: Not

meaning_definition: absence of | absence | lacking | devoid of | negation | not possessing | not exhibiting the trait of | denying | within | toward | into

example_words_list_1: impossible, imperfect, immobile, impatient, impartial

example_words_corpus: spim | IMer | spims | imperil | imbrute | imburse

etymology: Latin in- (variant of im- before labials) meaning 'not, into, toward'


morpheme_head: in-(not)

affix_form: -im

allomorphs: -im

sense_label: forming the plural of the entity denoted by the fi

meaning_definition: creating a plural form of the entity indicated by the initial component

example_words_list_1: cherubim, seraphim

example_words_list_2: cherubim, seraphim

categorical_group_list: Plurality, Number

ancestor_etymon: -īm  OED

etymology: etymology taken from 'seraphim', 'seraphin', n. OED inflectional

ancestor_etymon_language: Hebrew  OED

source: Stein | Wikidata


sense_label: in

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun, verb

meaning_definition: in | on

example_words_list_1: illuminate | import | incur | intend | invite | incantation | incarcerate | indoctrinate | induce | infect | influx | inundate

categorical_group_list: preposition-like

etymology: in


affix_form: -im-

sense_label: most

meaning_definition: utmost | intensely | extreme

example_words_list_1: fortissimo, intimate, maximum, minimum, optimum, pessimism, pianissimo, prime, ultimate

related_morphemes: eme2 / eme

categorical_group_list: superlative, adjective-forming suffix

etymology: Latin superlative suffix -issimus, derived from the PIE root *h₁es- 'to be' with the superlative suffix *-isto-


morpheme_key: image

morpheme: image

morpheme_head: image

affix_form: -image-

allomorphs: imag

meaning_definition: representation | likeness | sight

example_words_list_1: imagination, imagery, imaginary

example_words_corpus: imager | imagen | images | imaged | imagery | imagers

categorical_group_list: Perception, Visual

etymology: Latin imagin- 'image, likeness', from imitari 'to imitate'


morpheme_key: imagine

morpheme: imagine

morpheme_head: imagine

affix_form: -imagine-

allomorphs: imagin

meaning_definition: to form a mental image | to suppose | to visualize

example_words_list_1: imagination, imaginary, imaginative, unimaginable

example_words_corpus: imaginer | imaginers | unimagine | unimagined | unimagines | preimagine

categorical_group_list: Cognition, Perception

etymology: Latin imaginari 'to form a picture, imagine', from imago 'image, likeness'


morpheme_key: imam

morpheme: imam

morpheme_head: imam

affix_form: -imam-

meaning_definition: leader | guide | one who stands in front

example_words_list_1: imam, imamate, imamah

example_words_corpus: imams | Imamate | imamate | imamates | imamship | imamships

categorical_group_list: Leadership, Religion, Authority

etymology: Arabic imam (إمام) 'leader, guide', from q-w-m 'to stand'

ancestor_etymon_language: Arabic


morpheme_key: imbibe

morpheme: imbibe

morpheme_head: imbibe

affix_form: -imbibe-

meaning_definition: drink | absorb | soak up

example_words_list_1: imbibing, imbibition, imbibed

example_words_corpus: imbibeth | imbibement

categorical_group_list: Consumption, Absorption

etymology: Latin imbibere 'to drink in, soak up', from in- 'in' + bibere 'to drink'


morpheme_key: imbr

morpheme: imbr

morpheme_head: imbr

affix_form: imbr-

meaning_definition: heavy rain

example_words_list_1: ignimbrite | imbrex | imbricate | imbrication | imbriferous

categorical_group_list: Nature, Weather

etymology: imber | imbris


morpheme_key: imbrue

morpheme: imbrue

morpheme_head: imbrue

affix_form: -imbrue-

meaning_definition: to stain | to soak | to saturate

example_words_list_1: imbrue

example_words_corpus: imbrues | imbrued | imbruement | imbruements

categorical_group_list: Action, Physical state

etymology: Middle English imbrue (to stain, soak)

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle English


morpheme_key: imbue

morpheme: imbue

morpheme_head: imbue

affix_form: -imbue-

allomorphs: imbu

meaning_definition: to permeate | to inspire | to endow

example_words_list_1: imbued, imbuing, imbue

example_words_corpus: imbued | imbues | imbuer | reimbue | imbueth | imbuers

categorical_group_list: Action, Transformation, Infusion

etymology: Latin in- 'in, into' + buere 'to pour'


morpheme_key: imid

morpheme: imid

affix_form: imid-

meaning_definition: in | into | on | upon

example_words_list_1: imbue, immerse, impel, import

categorical_group_list: Location, Direction, Latin

etymology: Latin prefix in- (variant of im- before labials) meaning 'in, into, on'


morpheme_key: imido

morpheme: imido

morpheme_head: imido

affix_form: imido-

meaning_definition: containing | having the imido group

example_words_list_1: imidoendopeptidase

example_words_corpus: imidoendopeptidase

categorical_group_list: Chemical, Composition

etymology: Latin imido- (combining form of imide), from imide + -o- linking vowel


morpheme_key: imit

morpheme: imit

morpheme_head: imit

affix_form: -imit-

meaning_definition: to mimic | to duplicate

example_words_list_1: imitate | imitation | inimitable | imitative

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: imit

etymology: Latin imitatus, past participle of imitari 'to imitate, copy'


morpheme_key: immanent

morpheme: immanent

morpheme_head: immanent

affix_form: -immanent-

meaning_definition: inherent | existing within | indwelling

example_words_list_1: immanent, immanence

example_words_corpus: immanently | immanentize | immanentist | immanentized | immanentizes | immanentists

categorical_group_list: Inherence, Presence

etymology: Latin immanens, present participle of immanire 'to dwell in, inhabit', from in- 'in' + manere 'to remain, stay'


morpheme_key: immediacy

morpheme: immediacy

morpheme_head: immediacy

affix_form: -immediacy-

meaning_definition: state of being immediate | nearness in time or space

example_words_list_1: immediate, immediacy

categorical_group_list: Time, Space, State

etymology: Latin immedius 'immediate, next to', from in- 'in, on' + medius 'middle'


morpheme_key: immediate

morpheme: immediate

morpheme_head: immediate

affix_form: -immediate-

meaning_definition: without | intervening | direct

example_words_list_1: immediacy, immediately, immediateness

categorical_group_list: Proximity, Temporal, Absence

etymology: Latin immediatus, past participle of immediare 'to make immediate', from in- 'not' + medius 'middle'


morpheme_key: immense

morpheme: immense

morpheme_head: immense

affix_form: -immense-

meaning_definition: vast | huge | immense

example_words_list_1: immensity, immensurable, immensitate

example_words_corpus: immensely | immenseness | superimmense

categorical_group_list: Size, Magnitude

etymology: Latin immensus 'boundless, infinite', from in- 'not' + mensus 'measured', past participle of metiri 'to measure'


morpheme_key: immin

morpheme: immin

morpheme_head: immin

affix_form: -immin-

meaning_definition: hanging | pressing | threatening

example_words_list_1: imminent, imminence

categorical_group_list: Time, Proximity

etymology: Latin imminere 'to hang over, threaten', from in- 'on, upon' + minari 'to threaten'


morpheme_key: immolate

morpheme: immolate

morpheme_head: immolate

affix_form: -immolate-

meaning_definition: to burn | to sacrifice | to consecrate by fire

example_words_list_1: immolation, immolated

example_words_corpus: immolated | immolates | unimmolated

categorical_group_list: Destruction, Fire, Sacrifice

etymology: from Latin immolatus, past participle of immolare 'to sacrifice', from in- 'on' + molere 'to grind' (referring to grinding sacrificial meal)


morpheme_key: immuno

morpheme: immuno

morpheme_head: immun

affix_form: immuno-

allomorphs: immune | immuno

meaning_definition: resistance | protective capability

example_words_list_1: immunology | immunoglobulins | immunodeficiency

example_words_corpus: immunogen | immunoblot | immunogens | immunotype | immunobead | immunogene

categorical_group_list: Biology, Medicine

ancestor_etymon: immūnis  OED

etymology: From Greek 'immunos' meaning 'immune, exempt'


morpheme_key: immure

morpheme: immure

morpheme_head: immure

affix_form: -immure-

meaning_definition: to enclose | to imprison | to confine

example_words_list_1: immure, immured, immurement

example_words_corpus: immured | immures | unimmured | bioimmure | immurement | bioimmures

categorical_group_list: Confinement, Physicality

etymology: Latin immurāre 'to wall in', from in- 'in' + murus 'wall'


morpheme_key: impact

morpheme: impact

morpheme_head: impact

affix_form: -impact-

meaning_definition: forceful strike | collision | effect

example_words_list_1: impact, impactful, impacting

example_words_corpus: impacts | impacted | impactor | impacter | impacting | impactors

categorical_group_list: Force, Action, Consequence

etymology: Latin impactus, past participle of impingere 'to strike against'


morpheme_key: impeach

morpheme: impeach

morpheme_head: impeach

affix_form: -impeach-

meaning_definition: to charge with misconduct | to remove from office

example_words_list_1: impeachment

example_words_corpus: impeacher | impeachers | impeaching | impeacheth | impeachest | impeachment

categorical_group_list: Legal, Action, Removal

etymology: Latin impetere 'to attack, assault', from in- 'into' + petere 'to seek, aim at'


morpheme_key: impede

morpheme: impede

morpheme_head: impede

affix_form: -impede-

meaning_definition: hinder | obstruct | delay

example_words_list_1: impediment, impede, impedimenta

example_words_corpus: impeded | impedes | impeder | impeders | unimpeded | unimpededly

categorical_group_list: Obstruction, Limitation

etymology: Latin impedire 'to hamper, entangle', from imp- (in) + ped 'foot'


morpheme_key: impel

morpheme: impel

morpheme_head: impel

affix_form: -impel-

meaning_definition: drive | force | urge

example_words_list_1: impel, impeller, impelling, impelled

example_words_corpus: impels | impelled | impelleth

categorical_group_list: Motion, Force, Causation

etymology: Latin impellere 'to drive forward, urge on', from in- 'into, against' + pellere 'to drive, push'


morpheme_key: imper

morpheme: imper

morpheme_head: imper

affix_form: False

meaning_definition: to order | to direct

example_words_list_1: imperative | imperial | imperious | imperium Variant Spellings: emperor | empire | emperor

related_morphemes: comb of in- (in) + par4 / par (to prepare)

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: Latin imperare 'to command', from in- 'in, on' + parare 'to prepare, make ready'


morpheme_key: impermeable

morpheme: impermeable

morpheme_head: impermeable

affix_form: -impermeable-

meaning_definition: not | unable to be | resistant to

example_words_list_1: permeable, permeability, permeation

example_words_corpus: impermeableness

categorical_group_list: Negation, Physical property, Barrier

etymology: Latin in- 'not' + permeabilis 'permeable'


morpheme_key: impetuous

morpheme: impetuous

morpheme_head: impetuous

affix_form: -impetuous-

meaning_definition: acting | moving | without | thought | impulse

example_words_list_1: impetuous, impetus, impetuousness

categorical_group_list: Impulse, Motion, Behavior

etymology: Latin impetuosus, from impetus 'rush, attack'


morpheme_key: impetus

morpheme: impetus

morpheme_head: impet

affix_form: -impetus-

allomorphs: impetus

meaning_definition: force | momentum | driving force

example_words_list_1: impetus, impetuous

categorical_group_list: Motion, Force, Energy

etymology: Latin impetus 'attack, impulse', from impetere 'to attack', from in- 'into' + petere 'to seek, aim at'


morpheme_key: impinge

morpheme: impinge

morpheme_head: impinge

affix_form: -impinge-

meaning_definition: to encroach | to infringe | to make an impression

example_words_list_1: impinge, impingement

example_words_corpus: impinges | impinger | impinged | impingers | impingeth | impingement

categorical_group_list: Action, Impact

etymology: Latin impingere 'to strike against, push into', from in- 'in, on' + pangere 'to fix, place'


morpheme_key: implacable

morpheme: implacable

morpheme_head: implacable

affix_form: -implacable-

meaning_definition: not | unable to be | without

example_words_list_1: placate, placid, placation

example_words_corpus: implacableness

categorical_group_list: Negation, Emotion, Persistence

etymology: Latin in- 'not' + placabilis 'placable'


morpheme_key: implicit

morpheme: implicit

morpheme_head: implicit

affix_form: -implicit-

meaning_definition: not expressed | implied | understood without being stated

example_words_list_1: implicit, implication, implicature

example_words_corpus: implicity | implicitly | implicitness | implicitnesses | implicitization | implicitizations

categorical_group_list: Inherence, Absence of expression

etymology: Latin implicitus, past participle of implicare 'to enfold, involve', from in- 'in' + plicare 'to fold'


morpheme_key: imply

morpheme: imply

morpheme_head: imply

affix_form: -imply-

meaning_definition: suggest | indicate | involve

example_words_list_1: implication, implicitly, implied

example_words_corpus: implying | misimply | implyings

categorical_group_list: Communication, Logic

etymology: Latin 'implicare' (to enfold, involve), from 'in-' (in) + 'plicare' (to fold)


morpheme_key: import

morpheme: import

morpheme_head: import

affix_form: -import-

meaning_definition: to carry in | to bring in

example_words_list_1: import, importation, importer, importation

example_words_corpus: importers | reimports | importins | reimporter | unimported | importomes

categorical_group_list: Movement, Commerce

etymology: Latin importare 'to carry in, bring in', from in- 'in' + portare 'to carry'


morpheme_key: importune

morpheme: importune

morpheme_head: importune

affix_form: -importune-

meaning_definition: to press | to urge | to harass

example_words_list_1: importunate, importunely

example_words_corpus: importuned | importunes | importuner | importunely | importuners | importuneth

categorical_group_list: Action, Persistence

etymology: Latin importunus 'unfavorable, inconvenient', from in- 'not' + portus 'harbor'


morpheme_key: impost

morpheme: impost

morpheme_head: impost

affix_form: -impost-

meaning_definition: impostor | deceiver | one who assumes a false identity

example_words_list_1: impostor, impersonation, impersonate, imposture

example_words_corpus: imposts

categorical_group_list: Deception, Identity, Person

etymology: From Latin 'impostor' (deceiver), from 'imponere' (to place upon, deceive), from 'in-' (on) + 'ponere' (to put).


morpheme_key: imprecate

morpheme: imprecate

morpheme_head: imprecate

affix_form: -imprecate-

meaning_definition: to call down a curse | to revile | to invoke evil

example_words_list_1: imprecation, imprecatory

example_words_corpus: imprecates | imprecated | imprecateth

categorical_group_list: Speech, Curse, Action

etymology: Latin imprecari 'to curse, invoke evil', from in- 'upon' + precari 'to pray, entreat'


morpheme_key: imprimatur

morpheme: imprimatur

morpheme_head: imprimatur

affix_form: -imprimatur-

meaning_definition: permission | approval | sanction

example_words_list_1: imprimaturs

categorical_group_list: Authorization, Permission

etymology: Latin imprimatur 'let it be printed', from imprimere 'to press upon'


morpheme_key: improve

morpheme: improve

morpheme_head: improve

affix_form: -improve-

meaning_definition: make better | enhance | ameliorate

example_words_list_1: improvement, improver, improvable

example_words_corpus: improved | improves | improver | improvers | improveth | improvest

categorical_group_list: Change, Positive, Quality

etymology: Latin 'improbus' (unbounded, wicked) < 'in-' (not) + 'probus' (good)


morpheme_key: improvise

morpheme: improvise

morpheme_head: improvise

affix_form: -improvise-

meaning_definition: to create spontaneously | to perform without preparation

example_words_list_1: improvisation, improvisor, improvised

categorical_group_list: Spontaneity, Action

etymology: Latin improvisus 'unforeseen', from in- 'not' + provisa 'seen' (feminine past participle of providere 'to see ahead')


morpheme_key: impudence

morpheme: impudence

morpheme_head: impudence

affix_form: -impudence-

meaning_definition: disrespect | insolence | boldness

example_words_list_1: impudent, impudently, impudence

example_words_corpus: impudences

categorical_group_list: Behavior, Negative trait

etymology: Latin impudentia, from impudens (imp- 'not' + pudens 'shameful')


morpheme_key: impudent

morpheme: impudent

morpheme_head: impudent

affix_form: -impudent-

meaning_definition: disrespectful | insolent | shameless

example_words_list_1: impudence, impudently, impudentia

example_words_corpus: impudently | impudentness

etymology: Latin impudens (gen. impudentis) 'shameless', from in- 'not' + pudens 'shameful', from pudere 'to be ashamed'


morpheme_key: impute

morpheme: impute

morpheme_head: impute

affix_form: -impute-

meaning_definition: to attribute | to assign | to infer

example_words_list_1: impute, imputation, imputability

example_words_corpus: imputes | imputed | imputer | imputers | imputeth | imputest

categorical_group_list: Cognition, Attribution

etymology: Latin imputare 'to charge to, attribute', from in- 'into' + putare 'to reckon, prune'


morpheme_key: in

morpheme: in

morpheme_head: in

affix_form: in-

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational prefix affix morpheme | This unit may target its effect at any unit in play.

meaning_definition: inside | enclosed within | moving towards interior | act of placing within | direction towards | held within | indicating motion direction | interior | upon

example_words_list_1: inside, input, insert, into, inward

example_words_corpus: ins | into | ging | inly | pyin | ingo

categorical_group_list: Direction designator | preposition-like

ancestor_etymon: in | inn-  OED

etymology: Latin in- 'in, on, into' (from PIE *en 'in')

ancestor_etymon_language: Old Norse OED | Latin

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


affix_form: il-

allomorphs: il | im

sense_label: in, on

meaning_definition: in, on

example_words_list_1: illuminate, import, incur, intend, invite

categorical_group_list: Direction, Location, Motion

etymology: in


allomorphs: il | im | ir

sense_label: not, un- (negation)

meaning_definition: not, un- (negation)

example_words_list_1: illegal, impossible, irregular, immoral

categorical_group_list: Negation

etymology: in-


morpheme_key: ina

morpheme: ina

morpheme_head: ina

affix_form: -ina

allomorphs: inae

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme | Derivational

meaning_definition: small | diminutive | little

example_words_list_1: vitellina, puellina, columbina

example_words_corpus: Suina | Davina | Panina | Acarina | Tineina | Pierina

categorical_group_list: Diminutive

ancestor_etymon: en | F-S-I simulative | mainly 1750s-on | E -like or -ling as adjective but cognate with -ing as noun or adjective

etymology: simulative, mainly 1750s-on; E -like or -ling as adjective but cognate with -ing as noun or adjective


morpheme_key: inane

morpheme: inane

morpheme_head: inan

affix_form: -inane-

allomorphs: inane

meaning_definition: empty | senseless | lacking substance

example_words_list_1: inane, inanity, inanely

categorical_group_list: Emptiness, Lack of substance

etymology: Latin inanem (nominative inanis) meaning 'empty, void, worthless'


morpheme_key: inanis

morpheme: inanis

morpheme_head: inanis

affix_form: False

meaning_definition: void, unoccupied | bereft, devoid

example_words_list_1: inane

example_words_list_2: inane

categorical_group_list: Emptiness, Absence

ancestor_etymon: inan

etymology: Latin inanis 'empty, void'


morpheme_key: inator

morpheme: inator

morpheme_head: inator

affix_form: -inator

meaning_definition: agent | one who performs an action

example_words_list_1: terminator, creator, calculator, innovator

categorical_group_list: Agentive, Nominalizer

etymology: Latin -ator, agent noun suffix derived from the past participle stem of verbs ending in -are (e.g., terminare -> terminator)


morpheme_key: incandesce

morpheme: incandesce

morpheme_head: incandesce

affix_form: -incandesce-

meaning_definition: to glow | to shine brightly | to emit light

example_words_list_1: incandescence, incandescent

categorical_group_list: Light, Heat, Luminosity

etymology: from Latin incandescere 'to become white-hot', from in- 'in' + candere 'to shine, glow'


morpheme_key: incendiar

morpheme: incendiar

morpheme_head: incendiar

affix_form: -incendiar-

meaning_definition: to set on fire | to kindle | to ignite

example_words_list_1: incendiary, incinerate, incendiary

categorical_group_list: Fire, Destruction, Action

etymology: Latin incendeo 'to set on fire', from in- 'into' + accendere 'to kindle'


morpheme_key: incense

morpheme: incense

morpheme_head: incense

affix_form: -incense-

meaning_definition: aromatic substance | fragrant smoke

example_words_list_1: incense

example_words_corpus: incensed | incenses | incenser | incensers | unincensed | incensement

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Substance, Ritual

etymology: Latin incensus, past participle of incendere 'to set on fire'


morpheme_key: incentive

morpheme: incentive

morpheme_head: incentive

affix_form: -incentive-

meaning_definition: stimulus | motivation | encouragement

example_words_list_1: incentive, incentivized, incentivizing

categorical_group_list: Motivation, Action, Stimulus

etymology: Latin 'incentivus' (stimulating), from 'in-' (intensive) + 'citus' (past participle of 'cĭtāre' to set in motion, from 'cĭtō' to hasten)


morpheme_key: incest

morpheme: incest

morpheme_head: incest

affix_form: incest

meaning_definition: sexual intercourse between close relatives | prohibited sexual relationship within a family | act of engaging in forbidden familial sexual relations

example_words_list_1: wincest | incests | twincest | incester | incestic | incestual

etymology: From Latin 'in-' (into) + 'cōnsanguīnus' (related by blood), meaning 'sexual intercourse with close relatives'.


morpheme_key: inchoare

morpheme: inchoare

morpheme_head: inchoare

affix_form: -inchoare-

meaning_definition: to commence | to initiate

example_words_list_1: inchoate

example_words_list_2: inchoate

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: choa

etymology: Latin inchoatus, past participle of inchoare 'to begin', from in- 'in' + coepi 'began' (perfect of capio 'take')


morpheme_key: incid

morpheme: incid

morpheme_head: incid

affix_form: -incid-

allomorphs: incide

meaning_definition: falling | happening | occurring

example_words_list_1: incident, incidental, incidence

categorical_group_list: Event, Motion

etymology: Latin incedere 'to walk, go, advance', from in- 'in, on' + cedere 'to go, yield'


morpheme_key: incipi

morpheme: incipi

morpheme_head: incipi

affix_form: -incipi-

meaning_definition: to begin | to commence

example_words_list_1: incipient, incipit

categorical_group_list: Inception, Temporal

etymology: Latin in- 'in, into' + capere 'to take'


morpheme_key: incisio

morpheme: incisio

morpheme_head: incisio

affix_form: cis

allomorphs: incisivus | cis

meaning_definition: to sever | to slice | to divide

example_words_list_1: excise, incision, incisive, incisor

example_words_list_2: excise, incision, incisive, incisor

ancestor_etymon: cis

etymology: Latin incisus, past participle of incidere 'to cut into'


morpheme_key: incommunicado

morpheme: incommunicado

morpheme_head: incommunicado

affix_form: -incommunicado-

meaning_definition: not | without | lacking | unable to communicate

example_words_list_1: communicate, communication, communicator, communicable, intercommunicate

categorical_group_list: Negation, Communication, State of being

etymology: Latin in- 'not' + communicatus, past participle of communicare 'to share, make common'


morpheme_key: incubate

morpheme: incubate

morpheme_head: incubate

affix_form: -incubate-

meaning_definition: to hatch | to develop | to nurture

example_words_list_1: incubation, incubator, incubating

example_words_corpus: incubated | incubates | coincubate | reincubate | unincubated | coincubated

categorical_group_list: Development, Biology, Growth

etymology: Latin incubatus, past participle of incubare 'to sit on, hatch', from in- 'on' + cubare 'to lie'


morpheme_key: incubus

morpheme: incubus

morpheme_head: incubus

affix_form: -incubus-

allomorphs: incubi

meaning_definition: male demon | incubus

example_words_list_1: incubus, incubi

categorical_group_list: Mythology, Supernatural

etymology: Latin incubus 'demon that lies upon (women at night)', from incubare 'to lie upon'


morpheme_key: incumbency

morpheme: incumbency

morpheme_head: incumbency

affix_form: -incumbency-

meaning_definition: occupying | holding | staying

example_words_list_1: incumbent, incumbency

categorical_group_list: Position, State of being

etymology: Latin incumbens, present participle of incumbere 'to lean upon, lie upon, occupy'


morpheme_key: incumbent

morpheme: incumbent

morpheme_head: incumbent

affix_form: -incumbent-

meaning_definition: currently holding | existing in| occupying

example_words_list_1: incumbent

example_words_corpus: incumbently | nonincumbent | subincumbent | incumbentess | nonincumbents

categorical_group_list: Status, Position

etymology: Latin incumbentem (nominative incumbens), present participle of incumbere 'to lean upon, lie upon, be occupied with', from in- 'on' + cumbere 'to lie'


morpheme_key: incur

morpheme: incur

morpheme_head: incur

affix_form: -incur-

meaning_definition: to bring upon oneself | to experience | to sustain

example_words_list_1: incurred, incurring, incurrence

example_words_corpus: incurs | reincur | incurred | reincurs | incurring | incurreth

categorical_group_list: Action, Consequence

etymology: Latin incurrere 'to run into, fall upon', from in- 'into' + currere 'to run'


morpheme_key: inde

morpheme: inde

morpheme_head: inde

affix_form: inde-

allomorphs: indi

meaning_definition: intensified version of IN- (more forceful than IN or UN)

example_words_list_1: indigent, indefatiguable

example_words_list_2: indigent, indefatiguable

categorical_group_list: Negator embiggend

ancestor_etymon: inde

etymology: Latin prefix inde- (variant of in- + de- or intensive in-), used to form adjectives and nouns with emphatic or negative force


morpheme_key: indefatigable

morpheme: indefatigable

morpheme_head: indefatigable

affix_form: -indefatigable-

meaning_definition: persisting | tireless | untiring

example_words_list_1: indefatigability, indefatigably

example_words_corpus: indefatigableness

categorical_group_list: Persistence, Endurance

etymology: Latin indefatigabilis, from in- 'not' + defatigare 'to tire out'


morpheme_key: indemn

morpheme: indemn

morpheme_head: indemn

affix_form: -indemn-

meaning_definition: to make harmless | to compensate for loss

example_words_list_1: indemnify, indemnity, indemnification

example_words_corpus: indemnify | indemnifier | indemnifying | indemnifiers | indemnifiable | indemnification

categorical_group_list: Compensation, Protection

etymology: Latin indemnus 'unharmed, safe', from in- 'not' + demn-us 'harm, damage' (related to damnum)


morpheme_key: index

morpheme: index

morpheme_head: index

affix_form: -index-

meaning_definition: pointer | finger | indicator

example_words_list_1: index, indexing, indirection

example_words_corpus: indexes | indexer | indexed | deindex | coindex | reindex

categorical_group_list: Sign, Direction, Pointer

etymology: Latin in- (variant of ad- 'to, toward') + -dex (from ducere 'to lead')


morpheme_key: indicate

morpheme: indicate

morpheme_head: indicate

affix_form: -indicate-

meaning_definition: to point out | to show | to signal

example_words_list_1: indication, indicative, indicator

example_words_corpus: indicated | indicates | indicateth | indicatest | subindicate | unindicated

categorical_group_list: Communication, Perception

etymology: Latin indicāre 'to point out, mark, signal', from in- 'in' + dicāre 'to proclaim, dedicate'


morpheme_key: indices

morpheme: indices

morpheme_head: indices

affix_form: -indices-

meaning_definition: pointer | sign | indicator

example_words_list_1: index, indicator, indexing

categorical_group_list: Sign, Direction, Measurement

etymology: Latin 'indicare' (to point out), from 'in-' (on) + 'dicare' (to proclaim, dedicate)


morpheme_key: indict

morpheme: indict

morpheme_head: indict

affix_form: -indict-

meaning_definition: to bring a charge against | to accuse

example_words_list_1: indictment

example_words_corpus: indicts | indicted | indictee | reindict | indictor | indicter

categorical_group_list: Legal, Accusation

etymology: Latin indicium 'indication, proof' (from indicāre 'to point out, accuse')


morpheme_key: indigence

morpheme: indigence

morpheme_head: indigence

affix_form: -indigence-

meaning_definition: poverty | destitution | need

example_words_list_1: indigent, indigence

example_words_corpus: indigences

categorical_group_list: Lack, State of being

etymology: From Latin indigentia, from indigens 'needy', present participle of indigere 'to need, lack'


morpheme_key: indigene

morpheme: indigene

morpheme_head: indigene

affix_form: -indigene-

meaning_definition: native | original | born in a place

example_words_list_1: indigenous, indigene

categorical_group_list: Origin, Identity

etymology: Latin indigena 'native, indigenous', from in- 'in' + gignere 'to beget, produce'


morpheme_key: indigenous

morpheme: indigenous

morpheme_head: indigenous

affix_form: -indigenous-

meaning_definition: native | original | local

example_words_list_1: indigenous, indigene, indigitation


morpheme_key: indigent

morpheme: indigent

morpheme_head: indigent

affix_form: -indigent-

meaning_definition: poor | needy | lacking

example_words_corpus: indigents | indigently | unindigent | nonindigent | nonindigents

categorical_group_list: Poverty, Lack

etymology: Latin indigens, present participle of indigere 'to lack, need', from in- 'in, into' + egere 'to need, lack'


morpheme_key: indigo

morpheme: indigo

morpheme_head: indigo

affix_form: -indigo-

meaning_definition: dark blue | deep blue

example_words_list_1: indigo

example_words_corpus: indigos | indigoid | indigobird

categorical_group_list: Color, Nature

etymology: Greek indikon "India (substance)"

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek