morpheme_key: tion

morpheme: tion

morpheme_head: tion

affix_form: -tion

allomorphs: ition

meaning_definition: action | outcome | condition | sequence of actions | resulting condition from prior action

example_words_list_1: cancellation | infection | crenellation | attraction | convocation | commotion

example_words_corpus: junction | abolition | reception | deception | junctions | definition

categorical_group_list: Nominalization, Abstract concept

ancestor_etymon: tion

etymology: From Latin -tio, -tionem (nom. -tiō, acc. -tiōnem), noun of action suffix derived from the past participle stem of verbs.


morpheme_key: tious

morpheme: tious

morpheme_head: tious

affix_form: -tious

affix_type: suffix

bound_free_or_root: bound

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

meaning_definition: characterized by {prev}

example_words_list_1: ambitious, cautious, nutritious, ambitious

categorical_group_list: Adjectival, Quality

etymology: From Latin -tiosus, from -tia (state, condition) + -osus (full of)

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin

etymological_family: Latin

register: classical

attestation: morpholex


morpheme_key: tip

morpheme: tip

morpheme_head: tip

affix_form: -tip-

affix_type: root

bound_free_or_root: free

meaning_definition: end | point | extremity

example_words_list_1: tip, tiptop, fingertip

example_words_corpus: tips | tipsy | tippy | retip | tipper | tipple

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Physicality

etymology: Old English 'tīp' meaning 'point, extremity'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English

etymological_family: Germanic

register: vernacular

attestation: both


morpheme_key: tir

morpheme: tir

morpheme_head: tir

affix_form: -tir-

bound_free_or_root: root

meaning_definition: extract | organize in rows | systematize

example_words_list_1: attire | retire | tirade | tire (wheel) Variant Spellings: tier unrelated: tire (to become weary) | tier

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: Latin tir- (variant of trahere 'to draw, pull')

source: Cognatarium

attestation: wiktionary


morpheme_key: tirade

morpheme: tirade

morpheme_head: tirade

affix_form: -tirade-

meaning_definition: long speech | tirade

example_words_list_1: tirade, tirades

example_words_corpus: tirades | midtirade

categorical_group_list: Speech, Criticism, Emotion

etymology: French tirade (originally a long speech in a play)

ancestor_etymon_language: French


morpheme_key: tire

morpheme: tire

morpheme_head: tire

affix_form: tire-

sense_label: draw, pull

meaning_definition: draw, pull

example_words_list_1: attire, retire, entire

example_words_list_2: attire, retire, entire

example_words_corpus: tires | retire | tireth | tirest | retired | tireless

categorical_group_list: Motion, Action

etymology: Latin ad- 'to, toward'

source: Wikidata


affix_form: -tire-

sense_label: exhausted

meaning_definition: exhausted | weary | fatigued

example_words_list_1: tire, tired, tiring, tiresome

categorical_group_list: State, Physical sensation

etymology: Old French 'tarier' 'to delay, to stop'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French


morpheme_key: tissue

morpheme: tissue

morpheme_head: tissue

affix_form: -tissue-

meaning_definition: woven fabric | biological structure | web of cells

example_words_list_1: connective tissue, muscle tissue, epithelial tissue

example_words_corpus: tissues | tissuey | tissued | nontissue | neotissue | tissuelike

categorical_group_list: Material, Biology, Structure

etymology: From Latin 'textilis' meaning 'woven', derived from 'texere' (to weave).

register: scientific


morpheme_key: titanium

morpheme: titanium

morpheme_head: titanium

affix_form: -titanium-

meaning_definition: strong | durable | metallic

example_words_list_1: titanium, titanium dioxide, titanium steel, titanium alloy

categorical_group_list: Material, Strength

etymology: Greek titan 'gigantic/strong' + -ium (chemical suffix)

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek

etymological_family: Greek


morpheme_key: titano

morpheme: titano

morpheme_head: titano

affix_form: titano

affix_type: prefix

meaning_definition: Titan | of the Titan | respectively. Used for large animals. | gigantic | huge

example_words_list_1: titan, titanic, titanosaur

example_words_corpus: titanosilicate | titanomagnetite | titanosilicates | titanomagnetites

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific

ancestor_etymon: Τιτάν, Τιτᾶνος (Titán, Titânos)

etymology: Greek titanos (Τιτάν) 'of the Titans'

ancestor_etymon_language: Ancient Greek

pronunciation: /taɪtænoʊ/, /taɪtən/

source: Wikipedia | Wiktionary


morpheme_key: titer

morpheme: titer

morpheme_head: titer

affix_form: -titer-

meaning_definition: title | name | designation

example_words_list_1: untitled, titler

example_words_corpus: titers | picotiter | microtiter | picotiters | microtiters

categorical_group_list: Identity, Designation

etymology: Latin titulus 'inscription, label, title'


morpheme_key: tithe

morpheme: tithe

morpheme_head: tithe

affix_form: -tithe-

meaning_definition: a tenth part | tax | contribution

example_words_list_1: tithe, tithed, titheable

example_words_corpus: tither | tithed | tithers | untithed | titheless

categorical_group_list: Finance, Religion, Taxation

etymology: Old English tīeþa (tenth), from Proto-Germanic *tehunthaz, from PIE *dekm-tó- (ordinal form of *dekm- 'ten').


morpheme_key: titian

morpheme: titian

morpheme_head: titian

affix_form: -titian-

meaning_definition: red | reddish

example_words_list_1: titanium, titian, titian red

example_words_corpus: titians | Titianesque

categorical_group_list: Color, Red

etymology: Latin 'titanus' or 'tithinus' meaning 'of a bright red color', possibly from Greek 'tithinos'


morpheme_key: titillate

morpheme: titillate

morpheme_head: titillate

affix_form: -titillate-

meaning_definition: to excite | to stimulate | to tickle

example_words_list_1: titillating, titillation, titillatory

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Stimulation

etymology: Latin titillatus, past participle of titillare 'to tickle, excite', frequentative of tinnire 'to tinkle'


morpheme_key: title

morpheme: title

morpheme_head: title

affix_form: -title-

allomorphs: titl

meaning_definition: name | designation | heading

example_words_list_1: subtitle, proletariat, untitled

example_words_corpus: titled | titles | titler | retitle | titlers | betitle

categorical_group_list: Designation, Identity

etymology: Latin 'titulus' label, inscription, heading


morpheme_key: tito

morpheme: tito

morpheme_head: tito

affix_form: -tito-

meaning_definition: small | little | diminutive

example_words_list_1: kitten, puppy, doggy, kitty, kitty-cat

example_words_corpus: Titoism | Titoist

categorical_group_list: Diminutive, Size, Affection

etymology: Latin diminutive suffix -ulus, -ula, -ulum, often reinforced by -ellus, -ella, -ellum


morpheme_key: titrate

morpheme: titrate

morpheme_head: titrate

affix_form: -titrate-

meaning_definition: to determine concentration | to measure by parts

example_words_list_1: titration, titratable, titrator

example_words_corpus: titrated | titrates | autotitrate | microtitrate | autotitrated | microtitrated

categorical_group_list: Measurement, Chemistry

etymology: Latin titulus 'label, inscription' or titulus 'title, heading'


morpheme_key: titre

morpheme: titre

morpheme_head: titre

affix_form: -titre-

meaning_definition: title | heading | name

example_words_list_1: title, subtitle, untitled

example_words_corpus: titres | titred | serotitre | microtitre | serotitres | microtitres

etymology: From Latin 'titulus' meaning 'inscription, title, label'


morpheme_key: titter

morpheme: titter

morpheme_head: titter

affix_form: -titter-

meaning_definition: to laugh | to giggle | to laugh nervously

example_words_list_1: tittering, titters

example_words_corpus: titters | tittered | titterer | tittering | titterers | titterings

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Sound, Manner of expression

etymology: From Old English 'titterian' meaning to laugh or giggle, of imitative origin.


morpheme_key: titus

morpheme: titus

morpheme_head: titus

affix_form: -titus-

meaning_definition: man | male

example_words_list_1: Titus, Titian, Titular

example_words_corpus: Titusville

categorical_group_list: Gender, Agent, Latin

etymology: Latin -tīus, from masc. agent nouns in -tīus (e.g., nātus 'born'), often associated with the root *gen- 'to be born' or simply a masculine agent suffix.


morpheme_key: tive

morpheme: tive

morpheme_head: tive

affix_form: -tive

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: verb | noun | 0

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective

meaning_definition: performing an action | related to the action or state indicated by the root | resulting in | producing | characterized by | inclination | propensity | role | relationship

example_words_list_1: assertive | exploitative | supportive | additive | assumptive | receptive | reductive | exhaustive | abortive | plaintive | inquisitive | informative | attentive

categorical_group_list: Adjectival, Aspectual, Resultative

ancestor_etymon: -if | -ive / -īvus OED

etymology: From Latin -tivus, from past participle stem of verbs ending in -ere (e.g., agere -> actus -> activus), denoting capacity, tendency, or result.

ancestor_etymon_language: French from Latin OED

source: Stein


morpheme_key: tm

morpheme: tm

morpheme_head: tm

affix_form: -tm-

meaning_definition: cut

example_words_list_1: anatomy, appendectomy, atom, dichotomy, ectomy, embolectomy, tome, tonsillectomy, vasectomy

categorical_group_list: Action, Separation

etymology: τομή (tomḗ), τόμος (tómos)


morpheme_key: to

morpheme: to

morpheme_head: to

affix_form: -to-

sense_label: to

meaning_definition: to | toward | into | for the purpose of

example_words_list_1: create, tolerate, rotate, motivate, dominate

example_words_corpus: into | onto | togo | unto | torat | tohew

categorical_group_list: Direction, Purpose, Verbalizer

etymology: Latin preposition 'ad' (to, toward) + verb suffix '-ere' (to make, to do), often via French '-ter' or directly from Latin '-tare/-tere'


morpheme_key: tobe

morpheme: to-be

morpheme_head: to-be

affix_form: -to-be

allomorphs: -to-be

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun

meaning_definition: Imminent state of becoming what is indicated by the initial element

example_words_list_1: bride-to-be | father-to-be | president-to-be

example_words_corpus: tobes

categorical_group_list: Temporality, Future, State Change

ancestor_etymon: to be OED

etymology: informal; taken from 'to-be', n.1 and adj. definition B: inf. of be v. as noun and adjective OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Modern English


morpheme_key: toad

morpheme: toad

morpheme_head: toad

affix_form: -toad-

meaning_definition: amphibian | toad-like creature

example_words_list_1: toad, toadstool, toadfish

example_words_corpus: toady | toads | toadly | toadies | toadlet | toadish

categorical_group_list: Fauna, Biology

etymology: Old English tād


morpheme_key: toast

morpheme: toast

morpheme_head: toast

affix_form: -toast-

meaning_definition: to brown by heat | heated | crisped

example_words_list_1: toast, toasted, toaster

example_words_corpus: toasty | toasts | toaster | toastie | toasted | toastee

categorical_group_list: Culinary, Heat, Transformation

etymology: Old French tostier 'to toast'


morpheme_key: toc

morpheme: toc-

morpheme_head: toc-

affix_form: toc-

allomorphs: toco

meaning_definition: childbirth

example_words_list_1: ditokous, dystocia, embiotocid, monotocous, teknonymous, teknonymy, tokophobia

categorical_group_list: Reproduction, Biology

etymology: τίκτειν, τόκος (tókos)


morpheme_key: tod

morpheme: tod

morpheme_head: tod

affix_form: -tod-

meaning_definition: to do | to make | to act

example_words_list_1: agent, agenda, aggressive, legislate

example_words_corpus: tods

categorical_group_list: Action, Core concept

etymology: Latin agere 'to do, to act'


morpheme_key: toddle

morpheme: toddle

morpheme_head: toddle

affix_form: -toddle-

meaning_definition: walk unsteadily | take short steps

example_words_list_1: toddle, toddling, toddled

example_words_corpus: toddler | toddled | toddles | toddlers | toddlerdom | pretoddler

categorical_group_list: Motion, Locomotion

etymology: imitative of the sound or motion of unsteady walking

ancestor_etymon_language: English


morpheme_key: toe

morpheme: toe

morpheme_head: toe

affix_form: -toe-

meaning_definition: toe

example_words_list_1: toe, toenail, toetip

example_words_corpus: toey | toes | toed | tiptoe | toerag | toecap

categorical_group_list: Body part, Anatomy

etymology: Old English tǣ, from Proto-Germanic *tōs-


morpheme_key: toffee

morpheme: toffee

morpheme_head: toffee

affix_form: -toffee-

meaning_definition: a type of hard candy | sweet confection

example_words_list_1: toffee apple, toffee nut, toffee bar

example_words_corpus: toffees | toffeelike

categorical_group_list: Food, Sweetness

etymology: From French 'toffie', possibly from 'toff' (to stop/cease, referring to the hardening process) or dialectal 'toffy'.

etymological_family: other


morpheme_key: tofu

morpheme: tofu

morpheme_head: tofu

affix_form: -tofu-

meaning_definition: soybean curd

example_words_list_1: tofu

example_words_corpus: tofuburger | tofuburgers

categorical_group_list: Food, Substance

etymology: Japanese tōfu, from Chinese dòufu (soybean curd)

ancestor_etymon_language: Chinese

register: neutral


morpheme_key: toga

morpheme: toga

morpheme_head: toga

affix_form: -toga-

meaning_definition: garment | cloth | dress

example_words_list_1: toga, togate, togatus

example_words_corpus: togaed | togalike | togaless

categorical_group_list: Clothing, Ancient Rome, Material

etymology: Latin toga "outer garment worn by Roman citizens"


morpheme_key: together

morpheme: together

morpheme_head: together

affix_form: -together-

meaning_definition: with | in a group | in company

example_words_list_1: togetherness, altogether

example_words_corpus: altogether | togetherly | untogether | togetherful | togetherdom | togetherish

categorical_group_list: Unity, Collection, Proximity

etymology: Old English to-'gather' (to collect/assemble)


morpheme_key: toggle

morpheme: toggle

morpheme_head: toggle

affix_form: -toggle-

meaning_definition: to switch back and forth | to alternate | to change state

example_words_list_1: toggle, toggling, toggled

categorical_group_list: Motion, Alternation, Change

etymology: From Old French 'togle' or 'togole' (a switch, lever), possibly of Germanic origin, referring to a mechanical device for changing direction or state.


morpheme_key: tograph

morpheme: tograph

morpheme_head: tograph

affix_form: -tograph

meaning_definition: write | record | draw

example_words_list_1: photograph, autograph, lithograph

categorical_group_list: Action, Representation

etymology: Greek -graphia (writing) from -graph (to write)


morpheme_key: tography

morpheme: tography

morpheme_head: tography

affix_form: -tography

meaning_definition: writing | drawing | recording

example_words_list_1: photography, typography, cartography

categorical_group_list: Process, Representation

etymology: Greek -graphia (writing) + -graphy (process of writing)


morpheme_key: toilet

morpheme: toilet

morpheme_head: toilet

affix_form: toilet

meaning_definition: A sanitation fixture with a water-flushing bowl for waste removal | A device used for urination and defecation | A plumbing fixture in bathrooms

example_words_list_1: toiletry | toileting | nontoilet | toiletries | toiletless | Toiletgate

etymology: Derived from French 'toilette', originally referring to a small table for dressing, later applied to the sanitation fixture.

etymological_family: French

source: MorphoLex | Wikidata


morpheme_key: token

morpheme: token

morpheme_head: token

affix_form: -token-

meaning_definition: sign | symbol | mark

example_words_list_1: token

example_words_corpus: betokens | tokenizer | betokened | tokenized | tokenizes | tokenizers

categorical_group_list: Representation, Signification

etymology: Old English 'tācn' (sign, mark, evidence)


morpheme_key: told

morpheme: told

morpheme_head: told

affix_form: -told-

meaning_definition: to speak | to communicate | to recount

example_words_list_1: told, untold, retold

categorical_group_list: Communication, Speech

etymology: From Proto-Germanic *talą (to count, tell), from PIE *tal- (to count, reckon). Cognate with Old English talu, Old High German zala, Latin talis.

ancestor_etymon_language: Proto-Germanic


morpheme_key: toler

morpheme: toler

morpheme_head: toler

affix_form: -toler-

sense_label: endure

meaning_definition: endure | bear | put up with

example_words_list_1: tolerance, tolerable, intolerant, toleration

categorical_group_list: Endurance, Persistence

etymology: Latin tolerare 'to bear, endure'


morpheme_key: toll

morpheme: toll

morpheme_head: toll

affix_form: -toll-

meaning_definition: charge | fee | tax

example_words_list_1: toll, tollgate, tollroad

example_words_corpus: tolls | tolled | toller | tollway | tollbar | tollers

categorical_group_list: Finance, Cost

etymology: Old English 'toll' (tax, tribute, or custom)


morpheme_key: tolu

morpheme: tolu

morpheme_head: tolu

affix_form: -tolu-

meaning_definition: an aromatic hydrocarbon | a benzene derivative

example_words_list_1: amatol, toluene, toluide, toluol, trinitrotoluene

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Organic compounds

etymology: Greek tomē : a cutting temnein : to cut


morpheme_key: tom

morpheme: tom

morpheme_head: tom

affix_form: tom-

allomorphs: tomo

sense_label: cut

bound_free_or_root: stem

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: not suffix

meaning_definition: slice | divide

example_words_list_1: anatomy | appendectomy | atom | dichotomy | ectomy | embolectomy | tome | tonsillectomy | vasectomy | acrotomophilia | apotemnophilia | atomic | autotomy | diatom | dichotomous | entomology | entomomancy | entomophagous | entomophilous | epitome | monatomic | pentatomic | polyatomic | polytomy | Temnospondyli | tmesis | tomogram | tomography | trichotomous | trichotomy | microtome | tomography Variant Spellings: tonsorial | tonsure | tonsorial

example_words_corpus: toms | Tommy | Tommo | tomcat | tomboy | tomfool

related_morphemes: more at ectomy / ectomy, entom / entom, tomy / tomy

categorical_group_list: Core Concept | Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: tom

etymology: τομή (tomḗ) | τόμος (tómos) | τέμνειν (témnein) | τομός (tomós) | τμῆσις (tmêsis) | Greek tomē : a cutting temnein : to cut

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


morpheme_key: tomb

morpheme: tomb

morpheme_head: tomb

affix_form: -tomb-

meaning_definition: burial place | grave

example_words_list_1: tomb, tombstone, tomboy

example_words_corpus: tombs | tombal | untomb | tombic | untombs | tomblike

categorical_group_list: Death, Burial

etymology: Greek 'tumbos' (mound, burial mound)


morpheme_key: tome

morpheme: tome

morpheme_head: tome

affix_form: -tome-

meaning_definition: tool for cutting | surgical tool used to cut | incising a specific body part indicated by the initial component

example_words_list_1: osteotome | microtome

example_words_list_2: osteotome | microtome

example_words_corpus: tomes | myotome | tomelet | biotome | rheotome | myotomes

categorical_group_list: Action, Instrument, Medical

ancestor_etymon: -τόμον  OED

etymology: Greek τομή (tomḗ) | intersection | < Greek -τόμον | neuter of -τόμος   that cuts ... and ... < Greek τομή a cutting OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek  OED


morpheme_key: tomorrow

morpheme: tomorrow

morpheme_head: tomorrow

affix_form: -tomorrow-

meaning_definition: the day after today

example_words_list_1: tomorrow, tomorrow's, tomorrowland

categorical_group_list: Time, Temporal

etymology: Old English 'tō morgen' (on the morrow)


morpheme_key: tomos

morpheme: tomos

morpheme_head: tomos

affix_form: -tomos-

meaning_definition: friend | companion | ally

example_words_list_1: philosophy, philosophy, philanthropy, philology, philharmonic

categorical_group_list: Social relations, Affection, Greek origin

etymology: Greek 'philos' meaning 'loving' or 'dear'


morpheme_key: tomy

morpheme: tomy

morpheme_head: tomy

affix_form: -tomy

allomorphs: -tomy--otomy

meaning_definition: the process of cutting | the act of incising | a cut made with a sharp instrument | a medical procedure involving cutting into a body part | the act of separating tissue through cutting

example_words_list_1: Gastrotomy | anatomy | appendectomy | atom | dichotomy | ectomy | embolectomy | tome | tonsillectomy | vasectomy | lobotomy | tracheotomy | laparotomy | cystotomy | keratotomy | phlebotomy

example_words_corpus: zootomy | myotomy | axotomy | biotomy | lobotomy | xylotomy

related_morphemes: part of tom / tom

categorical_group_list: Action, Medical, Cutting

ancestor_etymon: -τομία  OED

etymology: Greek τομία (-tomía) | τομή (tomḗ) | τόμος (tómos) | < Greek -τομία ... used to form abstract nouns from adjs. in -τομος cutting OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek | Greek  OED

source: Cognatarium | Stein


morpheme_key: tong

morpheme: tong

morpheme_head: tong

affix_form: -tong-

meaning_definition: tongue | language | speech

example_words_list_1: tongue, bilingual, polyglot, monolingual, tongue-in-cheek

example_words_corpus: tongs | tongers | pipetongs

categorical_group_list: Language, Body part, Communication

etymology: From Old English 'tunge' meaning tongue or language, related to German 'Zunge'.


morpheme_key: tongue

morpheme: tongue

morpheme_head: tongue

affix_form: tongue

meaning_definition: Distinctive vocal characteristics | Accentual features of speech | Unique speech patterns

example_words_list_1: tongues | tongued | tonguey | oxtongue | betongue | untongue


morpheme_key: tonne

morpheme: tonne

morpheme_head: tonne

affix_form: -tonne-

meaning_definition: one thousand | weight unit

example_words_list_1: tonne, tonnage, tonnaged

example_words_corpus: tonnes | gigatonne | kilotonne | gigatonnes | kilotonnes

categorical_group_list: Measurement, Quantity

etymology: French tonne, from Old French tonne 'barrel', from Vulgar Latin *tunda, from Latin tunsus, past participle of tundere 'to beat, pound'


morpheme_key: tono

morpheme: tono

morpheme_head: tono

affix_form: tono-

allomorphs: ton-

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: various

meaning_definition: force exerted | tightness | extension

example_words_list_1: atonia | atonic | atonicity | atony | dystonia | hypertonic | isotonic | tonicity | tonograph | baritone | monotone | tonometer | tonometry | tonoplast | tonotaxis

example_words_corpus: tonotopy | tonogram | tonotopic | tonometer | tonometry | tonoplast

categorical_group_list: Physicality, Tension, Measurement

ancestor_etymon: τονο-  OED

etymology: Greek tónos 'tension, stretch, tone'

source: Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Stein


morpheme_key: tonsil

morpheme: tonsil

morpheme_head: tonsil

affix_form: -tonsil-

meaning_definition: lymphoid tissue | swelling | gland

example_words_list_1: tonsil

example_words_corpus: tonsils | tonsillar | tonsillitis | tonsilotome | tonsillitic | tonsillotomy

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: Latin tonsilla 'tonsil', diminutive of tonda 'tonsil'


morpheme_key: tonsor

morpheme: tonsor

morpheme_head: tonsor

affix_form: -tonsor-

meaning_definition: barber | cutter

example_words_list_1: tonsorial

example_words_corpus: tonsors

categorical_group_list: Occupation, Action

etymology: From Latin tonsor 'barber, shaver', from past participle stem of tondere 'to shear, shave'


morpheme_key: tonsum

morpheme: tonsum

morpheme_head: tonsum

affix_form: tons

allomorphs: tons

meaning_definition: sever | trim | mow

example_words_list_1: tonsorial, tonsure

example_words_list_2: tonsorial, tonsure

categorical_group_list: Action, Physical modification

ancestor_etymon: tons

etymology: Latin tonsus, past participle of tontere 'to cut, clip'

attestation: wikidata


morpheme_key: tonsure

morpheme: tonsure

morpheme_head: tonsure

affix_form: -tonsure-

meaning_definition: the act of shaving or cutting hair|shaved head

example_words_list_1: tonsured

example_words_corpus: tonsures | tonsured

categorical_group_list: Physical state, Religious/Monastic

etymology: Latin tonsura "a cutting, shearing," from past participle stem of tonere "to cut, shear"


morpheme_key: tony

morpheme: tony

morpheme_head: tony

affix_form: -tony-

meaning_definition: tension

example_words_list_1: atony, hypertonia, hypotonia

categorical_group_list: Tension, Pressure, State

etymology: Greek -τονία (-tonía)


morpheme_key: took

morpheme: took

morpheme_head: took

affix_form: -took-

meaning_definition: past tense of take | grabbed | seized

example_words_list_1: took

example_words_corpus: tookest | tooketh

categorical_group_list: Action, Verb, Past Tense

etymology: From Old English tōc, past tense of tǣcan 'to show, point out', from Proto-Germanic *taihōną, from PIE *deik- 'to show'


morpheme_key: tool

morpheme: tool

morpheme_head: tool

affix_form: -tool-

meaning_definition: instrument | implement | device

example_words_list_1: tool, tooling, toolset

categorical_group_list: Instrumentality, Object

etymology: Old English tōl 'instrument, implement'


morpheme_key: tooth

morpheme: tooth

morpheme_head: tooth

affix_form: -tooth-

meaning_definition: tooth | dental structure

example_words_list_1: toothless, toothache, toothless

example_words_corpus: toothy | tooths | toothed | toothly | untooth | toothmug

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Body part

etymology: From Old English 'tōþ', from Proto-Germanic '*tūþs', from Proto-Indo-European '*dent-'.


morpheme_key: top

morpheme: top-

morpheme_head: top

affix_form: top-

allomorphs: top(o) | top- | tope

meaning_definition: position | site | condition | situation

example_words_list_1: atopic | atopy | dystopia | ectopia | ectopic | entopic | epitope | eutopia | isotope | nomotopic | polytope | topiary | topic | topography | topology | toponomastics | toponym | toponymy | topos | utopia | zonotope | top-down | topknotted | topmost | topnotch | topical

example_words_corpus: stop | tops | atop | toppo | toppy | betop

categorical_group_list: Location

ancestor_etymon: top

etymology: Greek τόπος (topos) 'place'


morpheme_key: topaz

morpheme: topaz

morpheme_head: topaz

affix_form: -topaz-

meaning_definition: precious stone | yellowish-green gemstone

example_words_list_1: topaz, topazite

example_words_corpus: topazine | topazlike

categorical_group_list: Gemstone, Mineral

etymology: Greek topazos


morpheme_key: topia

morpheme: topia

morpheme_head: topia

affix_form: -topia

meaning_definition: place, location, state

example_words_list_1: atopic | atopy | dystopia | ectopia | ectopic | entopic | epitope | eutopia | isotope | nomotopic | polytope | topiary | topic | topography | topology | toponomastics | toponym | toponymy | topos | utopia | zonotope | top-down | topknotted | topmost | topnotch

example_words_list_2: atopic, atopy, dystopia, ectopia, ectopic, entopic, epitope, eutopia, isotope, nomotopic, polytope, topiary, topic, topography, topology, toponomastics, toponym, toponymy, topos, utopia, zonotope, top-down, topknotted, topmost, topnotch

example_words_corpus: dystopia | dystopian | dystopias | cybertopia | cybertopias | heterotopia

categorical_group_list: Space, Location, State

etymology: τόπος (tópos)


morpheme_key: topiary

morpheme: topiary

morpheme_head: topiary

affix_form: -topiary-

meaning_definition: art of clipping | shaped | pruned

example_words_list_1: topiary, topiarist

categorical_group_list: Nature, Artifice

etymology: From Latin topiarius 'of local scenery', from topos 'place, landscape'


morpheme_key: topic

morpheme: topic

morpheme_head: topic

affix_form: -topic-

meaning_definition: subject | matter | theme

example_words_list_1: topics | topical | bitopic | subtopic | topicals | atopical

categorical_group_list: Subject Matter, Discourse

etymology: Greek topikós 'pertaining to a place'


morpheme_key: topy

morpheme: topy

morpheme_head: topy

affix_form: -topy

meaning_definition: place | state | condition

example_words_list_1: myotopy | tonotopy | eurytopy | chemotopy | rhinotopy | somatotopy

categorical_group_list: Locative, State

etymology: Greek -topia (place/condition)


morpheme_key: toque

morpheme: toque

morpheme_head: toque

affix_form: -toque-

meaning_definition: hat | cap

example_words_list_1: toque, toque de nuit

example_words_corpus: betoqued

categorical_group_list: Clothing, Headgear, Noun

etymology: French toque, from Old French toque 'cap'


morpheme_key: tor

morpheme: tor

morpheme_head: tor

affix_form: -tor-

meaning_definition: swelling | protrusion | rounded lump | ring-shaped structure

example_words_list_1: toroid, torose, torus

example_words_list_2: toroid, torose, torus

example_words_corpus: tors | torlike

categorical_group_list: Shape, Geometry, Anatomy

etymology: Latin torus 'couch, cushion, swelling'


morpheme_key: torch

morpheme: torch

morpheme_head: torch

affix_form: -torch-

meaning_definition: fire | flame | burning object

example_words_list_1: torch, torchlight, torchbearer, torchwood

example_words_corpus: torchy | torched | torches | torcher | torching | torchers

categorical_group_list: Fire, Light, Object

etymology: Old English 'torc' or 'torh', meaning a burning piece of wood or a torch.


morpheme_key: tore

morpheme: tore

morpheme_head: tore

affix_form: -tore-

meaning_definition: tear | rip | rend

example_words_list_1: tear, torn, tearing, tore apart, rent

example_words_corpus: tores | torely

categorical_group_list: Action, Destruction, Physical change

etymology: From Old English 'tēoran' meaning 'to tear, rend, destroy', related to Proto-Germanic '*teraną'.


morpheme_key: torment

morpheme: torment

morpheme_head: torment

affix_form: -torment-

meaning_definition: cause great physical or mental pain | suffer | distress

example_words_list_1: torment, tormented, tormenting, tormentor

example_words_corpus: torments | tormentor | tormented | tormentry | tormenting | tormentors

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Pain, Suffering

etymology: Latin tormentum 'instrument of torture', from torquere 'to twist'


morpheme_key: torn

morpheme: torn

morpheme_head: torn

affix_form: torn-

sense_label: turn, rotate

meaning_definition: turn, rotate

example_words_list_1: tornado, tournament, turn

example_words_list_2: tornado, tournament, turn

example_words_corpus: untorn | betorn

categorical_group_list: Motion, Rotation

etymology: tornare < τόρνος(tórnos)

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin from Greek


morpheme_key: tornado

morpheme: tornado

morpheme_head: tornado

affix_form: -tornado-

meaning_definition: violent wind | rotating column of air

example_words_list_1: tornadoes, tornadic

example_words_corpus: tornados | tornadoes | tornadolike

categorical_group_list: Weather, Natural disaster

etymology: From Latin 'tornare' meaning 'to turn' or 'to spin', derived from 'tornus' (lathe).

etymological_family: Spanish


morpheme_key: torp

morpheme: torp

morpheme_head: torp

affix_form: torp-

allomorphs: torpe

meaning_definition: lacking sensation | rigid | to stiffen

example_words_list_1: torpent | torpid | torpor | torpedo (all senses)

example_words_corpus: torps

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Physical state

ancestor_etymon: torp

etymology: Latin torpere 'to be stiff, numb, be paralyzed'


morpheme_key: torpedo

morpheme: torpedo

morpheme_head: torpedo

affix_form: -torpedo-

meaning_definition: self-propelled underwater missile | projectile

example_words_list_1: torpedo

example_words_corpus: torpedos | torpedoed | torpedoer | torpedoing | torpedoist | torpedoers

categorical_group_list: Weaponry, Motion

etymology: Italian 'torpedo' (electric ray), from Latin 'torpere' 'to be stiffened'

ancestor_etymon_language: Italian


morpheme_key: torpid

morpheme: torpid

morpheme_head: torpid

affix_form: -torpid-

meaning_definition: sluggish | inactive | lethargic

example_words_list_1: torpidity, torpidness

example_words_corpus: torpids | torpidly | torpidity | nontorpid | torpidness | torpidities

categorical_group_list: Inactivity, Stasis

etymology: Latin torpidus "numb, stiff", from torpere "to be numb, stiff"


morpheme_key: torpor

morpheme: torpor

morpheme_head: torpor

affix_form: -torpor-

meaning_definition: lethargy | inactivity | numbness

example_words_list_1: torpor, torpid, torpidity

example_words_corpus: torpors | torporific

categorical_group_list: State of being, Inactivity

etymology: From Latin torpor, meaning 'numbness' or 'stupidity', derived from the verb torpere 'to be stiff or numb'.


morpheme_key: torque

morpheme: torque

morpheme_head: torque

affix_form: -torque-

allomorphs: torqu

meaning_definition: twisting | rotation | turning force

example_words_list_1: torque, torqued, torquing

example_words_corpus: torqued | torques | torquey | torquer | retorque | torquers

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical Force

etymology: From Latin 'torquere' meaning 'to twist'.


morpheme_key: torr

morpheme: torr

morpheme_head: torr

affix_form: torr-

meaning_definition: searing | intense heat | scorching

example_words_list_1: torrid | torridly | torrefy | torrent | torrential | torrid Variant Spellings: toast

example_words_corpus: torrs | kilotorr | millitorr | kilotorrs | millitorrs

related_morphemes: terr1 / terr

categorical_group_list: Elemental intensifier

ancestor_etymon: torr

etymology: Latin torrere 'to dry, parch, burn'


morpheme_key: torrent

morpheme: torrent

morpheme_head: torrent

affix_form: -torrent-

meaning_definition: a strong and fast-moving stream | a sudden rush

example_words_list_1: torrent

example_words_corpus: torrents | torrential | BitTorrent | torrentless | torrentially | torrentiality

categorical_group_list: Nature, Motion, Water

etymology: Latin torrentem (nominative torrens) 'rushing, flowing', present participle of torreo 'to burn, scorch' (originally 'burning stream')


morpheme_key: torrid

morpheme: torrid

morpheme_head: torrid

affix_form: -torrid-

meaning_definition: hot | parched | dry

example_words_list_1: torrid, torridity, torridness

example_words_corpus: torridly | torridity | subtorrid | torridness

categorical_group_list: Temperature, Environment

etymology: Latin 'torridus' scorched, from 'torrere' to burn


morpheme_key: torsion

morpheme: torsion

morpheme_head: torsion

affix_form: -torsion-

meaning_definition: twisting | rotation | twisting force

example_words_list_1: torsion, contortion, distortion

example_words_corpus: torsions | torsional | torsionic | torsioned | cotorsion | torsionful

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical state

etymology: From Latin 'torsionem' (nominative 'torsio'), a noun of action from the past participle stem of 'torquere' meaning 'to twist'.


morpheme_key: torso

morpheme: torso

morpheme_head: torso

affix_form: -torso-

meaning_definition: trunk | body | midsection

example_words_list_1: torso, torsion, torsional, torsolet

example_words_corpus: torsoed | torsolike | torsoless

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Physicality

etymology: Latin 'torso' (trunk of the body), from Greek 'torso' (trunk), from 'torpere' (to be stiff)


morpheme_key: tort

morpheme: tort

morpheme_head: tort

affix_form: tort-

allomorphs: tort(i)

sense_label: twist

meaning_definition: contort | extract by squeezing | act of twisting | rotate

example_words_list_1: tortuous, contort, tortricid, tortile

example_words_corpus: torts | contort | nontort | contorts | tortness | Eurotort

categorical_group_list: Capability | Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: tort

etymology: Latin tortus, past participle of torquere 'to twist'

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


morpheme_key: tortoise

morpheme: tortoise

morpheme_head: tortoise

affix_form: -tortoise-

meaning_definition: testudines | turtle-like reptile

example_words_list_1: tortoise, tortoiseshell

example_words_corpus: tortoises | tortoiselike | tortoiseshell | tortoiseshells | untortoiselike

categorical_group_list: Animal, Biology

etymology: Latin 'tortus', past participle of 'torquere' meaning 'to twist'


morpheme_key: torture

morpheme: torture

morpheme_head: torture

affix_form: torture

meaning_definition: inflicted suffering in personal relationships | emotional pain caused by others | torment experienced in interpersonal contexts

example_words_list_1: torturer | tortured | tortures | torturee | tortureth | torturers

etymology: derived from Latin 'tortura', meaning twisting or torment


morpheme_key: tory

morpheme: tory

morpheme_head: tory

affix_form: -tory-

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: verb

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective | noun

meaning_definition: executing the action associated with the initial component | a location where the action linked to the initial component occurs | a site designated for

example_words_list_1: auditory, dormitory,atory, directory, factory

related_morphemes: arium / arium, torium / torium

categorical_group_list: Location, Relation, State

ancestor_etymon: -ōrius | -ōria | -ōrium OED | -ōria  OED

etymology: From Latin -tōrius, from -tōr- (agent noun suffix of -tō-) + -ius (adjective suffix)

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED


morpheme_key: toss

morpheme: toss

morpheme_head: toss

affix_form: -toss-

meaning_definition: to throw | to fling | to cast

example_words_list_1: toss, tossed, tossing

example_words_corpus: tossy | tosser | tossed | tosses | retoss | betoss

categorical_group_list: Motion, Action

etymology: Middle English 'tosse', of unknown origin, possibly from Old Norse 'tosa' meaning 'to speak' or 'to throw'

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle English


morpheme_key: tot

morpheme: tot

morpheme_head: tot

affix_form: tot-

allomorphs: tote

meaning_definition: quantity | count | such a large amount | an overwhelming number

example_words_list_1: total, totality, tote, totter

example_words_corpus: tots | totted | totting | totsicle | tottings | totsicles

categorical_group_list: Quantity, Completeness

etymology: totus | Latin

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin

source: Cognatarium | http://leonsplanet.com/index.html | Wikidata


morpheme_key: total

morpheme: total

morpheme_head: total

affix_form: -total-

meaning_definition: complete | entire | whole

example_words_list_1: totalitarian, totalizator, totality

example_words_corpus: totals | totally | totaled | totalled | totality | subtotal

categorical_group_list: Quantifier, Totality, Adjective

etymology: Latin 'totus' meaning 'whole' or 'entire'


morpheme_key: totem

morpheme: totem

morpheme_head: totem

affix_form: -totem-

meaning_definition: symbol | emblem | object of worship

example_words_list_1: totemic, totemism

example_words_corpus: totemisms | totemists | totemites | nontotemic | totemistic

categorical_group_list: Object, Symbolism, Spiritual

etymology: Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) 'odoodem'

ancestor_etymon_language: Ojibwe


morpheme_key: toti

morpheme: toti

morpheme_head: toti

affix_form: toti-

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective

meaning_definition: completely | encompassing every element

example_words_list_1: totipalmate, totipotent

example_words_list_2: totipalmate, totipotent

categorical_group_list: Totality, Completeness

ancestor_etymon: tōti-  OED

etymology: Latin totus 'whole, entire'

source: MorphoQuantics | Stein


morpheme_key: toucan

morpheme: toucan

morpheme_head: toucan

affix_form: -toucan-

meaning_definition: toucan

example_words_list_1: toucan

example_words_corpus: toucans | toucanet | toucanets | toucanlike

categorical_group_list: Fauna, Avian

etymology: from Tupi word 'tucana'

ancestor_etymon_language: Tupi


morpheme_key: touch

morpheme: touch

morpheme_head: touch

affix_form: -touch-

allomorphs: touche

meaning_definition: to feel | to contact | physical contact

example_words_list_1: touchable, untouchable, untouched

example_words_corpus: touchy | toucht | iTouch | toucher | touched | touches

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Physicality

etymology: Old French toucher 'to touch'


morpheme_key: tough

morpheme: tough

morpheme_head: tough

affix_form: -tough-

meaning_definition: strong | durable | difficult | resilient

example_words_list_1: tough, toughness, toughen

example_words_corpus: toughs | toughen | toughie | toughly | untough | toughens

categorical_group_list: Strength, Durability, Difficulty

etymology: Old English 'tōh' (strong, hardy)

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English


morpheme_key: tour

morpheme: tour

morpheme_head: tour

affix_form: -tour-

meaning_definition: loop | rotation

example_words_list_1: contour, detour, entourage, tour, tour de force, tourist

example_words_corpus: tours | toured | tourer | touring | tourist | tourism

related_morphemes: tourn / tourn, turn / turn

categorical_group_list: Motion, Rotation, Cycle

etymology: Latin 'tornus' 'lathe, circle' from Greek 'tornos' 'lathe, circle'


morpheme_key: tourn

morpheme: tourn

morpheme_head: tourn

affix_form: -tourn-

meaning_definition: rotate | swivel | twist

example_words_list_1: tournament, tournedos, tourney, tourniquet

example_words_corpus: tourns

related_morphemes: tour / tour, turn / turn

categorical_group_list: Movement, Change of State, Circular Motion

etymology: Greek toxicon : poison, originally a poison in which arrows were dipped toxon : a bow. A toxophilite or toxophile is a person who loves archery.


morpheme_key: tournament

morpheme: tournament

morpheme_head: tournament

affix_form: -tournament-

meaning_definition: competition | contest | series of games

example_words_list_1: tournament

example_words_corpus: tournaments | pretournament | nontournament | subtournament | subtournaments

categorical_group_list: Competition, Event

etymology: Old French torneie, from torneier 'to turn, tour', from Vulgar Latin *tornare 'to turn', from Latin tornus 'lathe, wheel'


morpheme_key: tousle

morpheme: tousle

morpheme_head: tousle

affix_form: -tousle-

meaning_definition: to disturb | to mess up | to disarrange

example_words_list_1: ['tousle', 'tousled', 'tousling']

categorical_group_list: Action, Disorder

etymology: From Old French 'tousler' meaning to disarrange or ruffle, possibly of Germanic origin.

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French


morpheme_key: tout

morpheme: tout

morpheme_head: tout

affix_form: -tout-

meaning_definition: all | every | whole | total

example_words_list_1: tout, tout-en-un

example_words_corpus: touts | touter | touted | touting | touters | overtout

categorical_group_list: Quantity, Totality

etymology: Latin 'totus' meaning 'whole, entire'

ancestor_etymon_language: French


morpheme_key: tow

morpheme: tow

morpheme_head: tow

affix_form: -tow-

meaning_definition: to pull | to drag | to draw

example_words_list_1: attract, contract, extract, distract, retract

example_words_corpus: tows | towy | tower | towed | betow | towee

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical action

etymology: Latin 'tollere' (past participle 'tortus') meaning 'to lift, raise, pull'


morpheme_key: towel

morpheme: towel

morpheme_head: towel

affix_form: -towel-

meaning_definition: cloth for drying | absorbent fabric

example_words_list_1: towel

example_words_corpus: towels | toweled | toweling | towelled | towelhead | towelling

categorical_group_list: Object, Textile

etymology: Middle English 'towle'


morpheme_key: tower

morpheme: tower

morpheme_head: tower

affix_form: -tower-

meaning_definition: tall structure | high place | stronghold

example_words_list_1: tower, towerland, towerhead

example_words_corpus: towers | towery | towered | towering | outtower | towerlike

categorical_group_list: Architecture, Structure, Height

etymology: Latin turris 'tower'


morpheme_key: town

morpheme: town

morpheme_head: town

affix_form: -town-

sense_label: enclosure

meaning_definition: enclosure | homestead | village | settlement

example_words_list_1: township, downtown, townhall

example_words_corpus: towns | towny | townie | Motown | bytown | towned

categorical_group_list: Location, Settlement

etymology: Old English tūn "enclosure, garden, homestead, village"


morpheme_key: townsend

morpheme: townsend

morpheme_head: townsend

affix_form: -townsend-

meaning_definition: a small settlement or village

example_words_list_1: town, township, hometown, downtown, uptown

categorical_group_list: Place, Settlement, Geography

etymology: From Old English 'tun' meaning enclosure, settlement, or estate.


morpheme_key: tox

morpheme: tox

morpheme_head: tox

affix_form: tox-

allomorphs: toxi | toxo

meaning_definition: projectile | archery implement | venom

example_words_list_1: anatoxin | antitoxin | autotoxin | exotoxin | intoxicate | neurotoxin | psychotoxic | toxic | toxin | toxoid | toxology | toxoplasmosis | detoxify | toxemia | toxicity | toxicology | toxicant

example_words_corpus: detoxify | detoxifier | detoxifying | detoxifiers

categorical_group_list: Consumable

ancestor_etymon: tox

etymology: Greek toxon "bow" (related to toxikon pharmakon "poison for arrows")

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek

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


morpheme_key: toxico

morpheme: toxico

morpheme_head: toxico

affix_form: toxico-

sense_label: poison

meaning_definition: poisonous substance | toxic agent

example_words_list_1: toxico-dermatitis | toxicology

example_words_list_2: toxico-dermatitis, toxicology

example_words_corpus: toxicology | toxicomania | toxicogenic | toxicometry | toxicologic | toxicologist

categorical_group_list: Toxicity, Harm, Biology

ancestor_etymon: τοξικόν  OED

etymology: repr. Greek τοξικόν in sense 'poison' OED

source: Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Stein | Wikidata


morpheme_key: toy

morpheme: toy

morpheme_head: toy

affix_form: -toy-

meaning_definition: a plaything | a child's game

example_words_list_1: toy, toyish, toyland

example_words_corpus: toys | toyed | toyer | toyboy | Toyger | toying

categorical_group_list: Object, Recreation

etymology: Middle English toye, from Old English togian 'to play'


morpheme_key: tra

morpheme: tra

morpheme_head: tra

affix_form: tra-

meaning_definition: transversely | above | to sketch | to haul | to exert force to move | to tug

example_words_list_1: intransigent | tradition | transact | transcend | transient | transitory | transparent | transport | traduce | traffic | traitor | trajectory | tramontane | trance | tranquil | traverse | travesty | retrace | subtrahend | trace (all senses) | tracer | trail | trailer | train (all senses) | trainee | trait | trace

related_morphemes: trans / trans | tres / tres | tract / tract | trait / trait

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: tra

etymology: Latin trans- 'across, beyond, through'


morpheme_key: trab

morpheme: trab

morpheme_head: trab

affix_form: trab-

meaning_definition: structural element | load-bearing component | metal strip | cylindrical shaft

example_words_list_1: trabeculae | trabeated | trabecula

example_words_list_2: trabeculae | trabeated | trabecula

categorical_group_list: Structure, Anatomy

etymology: trabs | trabis | Greek trachys : rough --> trachea arteria : rough windpipe | trachea


morpheme_key: trace

morpheme: trace

morpheme_head: trace

affix_form: -trace-

meaning_definition: mark | remnant | sign | vestige

example_words_list_1: traceable, traceable, retraced

example_words_corpus: tracer | traces | traced | tracers | tracery | traceth

categorical_group_list: Remnant, Evidence, Path

etymology: From Latin 'trācta' (past participle of 'trahere' meaning 'to draw, pull'), referring to something drawn out or left behind.


morpheme_key: trach

morpheme: trach

morpheme_head: trach

affix_form: trach-

sense_label: rough

meaning_definition: coarse

example_words_list_1: trachea | tracheids | tracheitis | tracheophyte | tracheostomy | tracheotomy | trachoma | tracheate | tracheid | tracheole | trachyte

categorical_group_list: Texture, Physical property

etymology: Greek trak- 'rough surface'


morpheme_key: trache

morpheme: trache

morpheme_head: trache

affix_form: trache-

allomorphs: trach | trache(a)

meaning_definition: windpipe

example_words_list_1: trachea, tracheids, tracheitis, tracheophyte, tracheostomy, tracheotomy

example_words_corpus: trached | traches

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Botany

etymology: τραχύς (trakhús)


morpheme_key: trachelo

morpheme: trachel(o)

morpheme_head: trachel(o)

affix_form: trachel-

allomorphs: trachel

meaning_definition: neck | of or pertaining to the neck

example_words_list_1: tracheloplasty

example_words_list_2: tracheloplasty

example_words_corpus: tracheloplasty | trachelorrhaphy

categorical_group_list: Body Parts and Substances

etymology: Greek τρᾰ́χηλος (trákhēlos), neck


morpheme_key: tracheo

morpheme: tracheo

morpheme_head: tracheo

affix_form: tracheo-

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective,noun

meaning_definition: air passage | trachea

example_words_list_1: trachea | tracheids | tracheitis | tracheophyte | tracheostomy | tracheotomy | traceotomy | tracheobronchial

example_words_corpus: tracheotomy | tracheocele | tracheotome | tracheoscopy | tracheostomy | tracheogenic

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

ancestor_etymon: τρᾱχεῖα  OED

etymology: τραχύς (trakhús) | combining form ... Greek τρᾱχεῖα  (feminine of τρᾱχύς  rough) OED


morpheme_key: track

morpheme: track

morpheme_head: track

affix_form: -track-

meaning_definition: path | trail | trace | follow

example_words_list_1: track, tracking, racetrack, tracks

example_words_corpus: tracker | tracked | trackee | betrack | retrack | untrack

categorical_group_list: Movement, Path, Tracing

etymology: Old French trac 'a mark, footprint, or trail'


morpheme_key: tract

morpheme: tract

morpheme_head: tract

affix_form: tract-

sense_label: draw

meaning_definition: pull | drag | extract

example_words_list_1: abstract | attract | contract | detract | retract | subtract | subtrahend | tractable | traction | tractor | attractive | retraction | distraction | protract | intractable | distract | extract | protractor | tract

example_words_corpus: tracts | protract | Tractite | tractlet | protracts | tractlets

related_morphemes: tra2 / tra, trait / trait

ancestor_etymon: tract

etymology: tractare | frequentative of trahere | tractus | Greek tragos : goat


morpheme_key: trad

morpheme: trad

morpheme_head: trad

affix_form: -trad-

meaning_definition: to convey | to transmit | to hand over

example_words_list_1: extradite, tradition

example_words_list_2: extradite, tradition

example_words_corpus: trads | tradwife | tradthots

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: trad

etymology: Latin tradere 'to hand over, surrender'


morpheme_key: trade

morpheme: trade

morpheme_head: trade

affix_form: -trade-

meaning_definition: exchange | barter | commerce

example_words_list_1: trade, trader, trading, tradesman

example_words_corpus: trader | trades | traded | traders | tradeth | tradest

categorical_group_list: Commerce, Exchange

etymology: From Old English 'trēowian' (to confirm, make firm) or 'trewa' (faith, trust), ultimately from Proto-Germanic '*trewwijaną', related to 'truth' and 'trust'. The sense of 'exchange' developed from the notion of a 'pledge' or 'agreement'.


morpheme_key: tradition

morpheme: tradition

morpheme_head: tradition

affix_form: -tradition-

meaning_definition: custom | practice | belief | passed down

example_words_corpus: traditions | traditional | traditioner | traditionary | traditionist | traditioners

categorical_group_list: Culture, Continuity

etymology: Latin 'traditio' (noun of action from 'tradere' meaning 'to hand over, deliver, surrender'), from 'trans-' (across) + 'dare' (to give)


morpheme_key: traffic

morpheme: traffic

morpheme_head: traffic

affix_form: -traffic-

meaning_definition: movement | commerce | trade | flow

example_words_list_1: traffic, trafficking

example_words_corpus: traffics | trafficky | trafficker | trafficked | nontraffic | trafficator

categorical_group_list: Movement, Commerce

etymology: From Latin trafficus, past participle of trafficari 'to carry on trade', from trans- 'across' + agere 'to drive'.


morpheme_key: trag

morpheme: trag

morpheme_head: trag

affix_form: trag-

sense_label: he-goat

meaning_definition: male goat | caprine animal

example_words_list_1: tragedy | tragic | tragus | antitragus | tragacanth | tragicomedy | tragopan

categorical_group_list: Animal

etymology: τράγος (trágos)


morpheme_key: tragedy

morpheme: tragedy

morpheme_head: tragedy

affix_form: -tragedy-

meaning_definition: sad event | disastrous event | dramatic genre

example_words_list_1: tragic, tragicomedy, tragicomic

example_words_corpus: megatragedy

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Drama, Event

etymology: Greek tragōidia, from tragōikos 'goat-like'


morpheme_key: tragic

morpheme: tragic

morpheme_head: tragic

affix_form: -tragic-

meaning_definition: sad | sorrowful | disastrous

example_words_list_1: tragedy, tragicomedy, tragically

example_words_corpus: tragics | untragic | nontragic | tragicize | tragicomic | tragicness

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Fate

etymology: Greek tragōidia 'goat-song', from tragos 'goat' + ōidē 'song'


morpheme_key: trah

morpheme: trah

allomorphs: trah

meaning_definition: draw, pull

example_words_list_1: abstract, attract, contract, detract, retract, subtract, subtrahend, tractable, traction, tractor

categorical_group_list: Motion, Force

etymology: tractare, frequentative of trahere, tractus


morpheme_key: trahere

morpheme: trahere

morpheme_head: trahere

affix_form: -trahere-

meaning_definition: to draw | to pull | to drag

example_words_list_1: attract, detract, extract, retract, traction, trajectory

categorical_group_list: Motion, Action, Core concept

etymology: Latin trahere 'to draw, pull'


morpheme_key: trail

morpheme: trail

morpheme_head: trail

affix_form: -trail-

meaning_definition: track | path | trace | follow

example_words_list_1: trail, trailer, trailing, undertrail

example_words_corpus: trails | trailer | trailed | entrail | betrail | contrail

etymology: Old French 'trailler' 'to drag, pull'

etymological_family: Romance


morpheme_key: train

morpheme: train

morpheme_head: train

affix_form: -train-

meaning_definition: to teach | to practice | to discipline

example_words_list_1: trainer, training, trainable

example_words_corpus: trains | trainer | trainee | retrain | detrain | entrain

categorical_group_list: Instruction, Discipline, Process

etymology: From Latin 'trahere' meaning 'to draw, pull, drag'


morpheme_key: tram

morpheme: tram

morpheme_head: tram

affix_form: -tram-

meaning_definition: tramway | streetcar | light rail

example_words_list_1: tramway, tramcar, tramline, tramstop, tramdriver

example_words_corpus: trams | tramway | tramcar | trammed | trammer | tramline

categorical_group_list: Transportation, Infrastructure, Public Transit

etymology: Dutch 'tram' (short for 'tramway'), from English 'tram' (mine cart), from Middle Dutch 'tramme' (beam, log).

ancestor_etymon_language: Dutch


morpheme_key: trammel

morpheme: trammel

morpheme_head: trammel

affix_form: -trammel-

meaning_definition: a shackle or fetter | to restrain or confine

example_words_list_1: trammel, trammels, trammeling

example_words_corpus: trammels | trammeled | entrammel | untrammel | trammeler | trammeling

categorical_group_list: Restraint, Obstruction

etymology: From Old French 'tramele' (shackle), from Vulgar Latin 'tramen' (rope, cord), from Latin 'trahere' (to draw, pull).


morpheme_key: tramp

morpheme: tramp

morpheme_head: tramp

affix_form: tramp

meaning_definition: to walk with heavy steps | to tread heavily | to move with a heavy, noisy gait

example_words_list_1: tramps | trampy | trample | tramped | tramper | tramping

etymology: Derived from Old English 'trampian' meaning to tread heavily.


morpheme_key: tran

morpheme: tran

morpheme_head: tran

affix_form: tran-

meaning_definition: across

example_words_list_1: intransigent, tradition, transact, transcend, transient, transitory, transparent, transport

categorical_group_list: Movement, Spatial, Transition

etymology: trans


morpheme_key: trance

morpheme: trance

morpheme_head: trance

affix_form: -trance-

meaning_definition: state of altered consciousness | stupor | daze

example_words_list_1: trance, entranced, entrancement

example_words_corpus: trances | trancey | tranced | trancer | entrance | trancers

categorical_group_list: State of being, Consciousness

etymology: French trance, from Old French trancer 'to transport, astonish', from Vulgar Latin *transire 'to go across, pass over', from Latin trans 'across' + ire 'to go'


morpheme_key: tranquil

morpheme: tranquil

morpheme_head: tranquil

affix_form: -tranquil-

meaning_definition: calm | peaceful | quiet

example_words_list_1: tranquility, tranquilize, tranquilizer

example_words_corpus: tranquilly | untranquil | tranquility | tranquillity | tranquilness | untranquilly

categorical_group_list: State of being, Emotion

etymology: Latin tranquillus 'calm, serene'


morpheme_key: trans

morpheme: trans

morpheme_head: trans

affix_form: trans-

sense_label: across

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational prefix affix morpheme

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective,verb,noun

meaning_definition: over | via | past | trans-

example_words_list_1: transport, transfer, transform, translate, transact

example_words_corpus: transie | transman | tranship | transoid | transies | translin

related_morphemes: tra1 / tra, tres / tres

categorical_group_list: Position indicator | position in space

ancestor_etymon: trans | trans  OED

etymology: Latin trans 'across, beyond, through'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin | Latin  OED

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


morpheme_key: transcend

morpheme: transcend

morpheme_head: transcend

affix_form: -transcend-

meaning_definition: go beyond | surpass | exceed

example_words_corpus: transcends | transcended | transcender | transcendent | transcending | transcenders

categorical_group_list: Movement, Magnitude, Limit

etymology: Latin transcendens, present participle of transcendere 'to go beyond, surpass'


morpheme_key: transept

morpheme: transept

morpheme_head: transept

affix_form: -transept-

meaning_definition: across | through | on the other side of

example_words_list_1: transept, transeptal

example_words_corpus: transepts | semitransept | semitransepts

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Motion

etymology: Latin 'trans' (across, beyond) + 'septum' (enclosure, yard)


morpheme_key: transfer

morpheme: transfer

morpheme_head: transfer

affix_form: -transfer-

meaning_definition: move | carry | change position

example_words_list_1: transferable, transferred, transferring

example_words_corpus: transferee | cotransfer | transferor | retransfer | transfered | transferase

categorical_group_list: Movement, Change

etymology: From Latin transferre 'to carry across', from trans- 'across' + ferre 'to carry'


morpheme_key: transfuse

morpheme: transfuse

morpheme_head: transfuse

affix_form: -transfuse-

meaning_definition: to pour across | to transfer | to infuse

example_words_list_1: transfusion, transfusionary, transfused

example_words_corpus: transfusionists | transfusionally | autotransfusions | xenotransfusions | posttransfusional

categorical_group_list: Movement, Liquid, Transfer

etymology: Latin trans- 'across' + fundere 'to pour'


morpheme_key: transit

morpheme: transit

morpheme_head: transit

affix_form: -transit-

meaning_definition: across | through | beyond

example_words_list_1: transition, transit, transitory

example_words_corpus: transits | transited | transiting | nontransit | transitway | paratransit

categorical_group_list: Movement, Motion

etymology: Latin trans- 'across, through, beyond'


morpheme_key: translate

morpheme: translate

morpheme_head: translate

affix_form: -translate-

meaning_definition: carry | transfer | move across

example_words_list_1: translation, translator, translatable

example_words_corpus: translatest | untranslated | retranslated | retranslates | cotranslated | cotranslates

categorical_group_list: Movement, Transfer

etymology: From Latin 'translatus', past participle of 'transferre' meaning 'to carry across', composed of 'trans-' (across) and 'ferre' (to carry).


morpheme_key: translucence

morpheme: translucence

morpheme_head: translucence

affix_form: -translucence-

meaning_definition: allowing | letting | permitting | light | to pass through

example_words_list_1: translucent, translucency, translucency

categorical_group_list: Light, Visibility, Clarity

etymology: Latin translucens, present participle of translucere 'to shine through', from trans- 'through' + lucere 'to shine'


morpheme_key: translucent

morpheme: translucent

morpheme_head: translucent

affix_form: -translucent-

meaning_definition: allowing | permitting | letting through

example_words_list_1: translucency, translucence

categorical_group_list: Light, Visibility, Permeability

etymology: Latin 'translucens', present participle of 'translucere' (to shine through), from 'trans-' (through) + 'lucere' (to shine)


morpheme_key: transmit

morpheme: transmit

morpheme_head: transmit

affix_form: -transmit-

meaning_definition: send across | pass through | convey

example_words_list_1: transmission, transmitter, transmissive

example_words_corpus: transmits | retransmit | cotransmit | transmitter | transmitted | retransmits

categorical_group_list: Movement, Communication, Transfer

etymology: Latin trans- 'across, beyond'


morpheme_key: transmogrify

morpheme: transmogrify

morpheme_head: transmogrify

affix_form: -transmogrify-

meaning_definition: transform | change shape | alter

categorical_group_list: Transformation, Change

etymology: Latin trans- 'across' + mōrī 'to behave' (past participle stem mōr-)


morpheme_key: transylvania

morpheme: transylvania

morpheme_head: transylvania

affix_form: -transylvania-

meaning_definition: Transylvania (region in Romania)

example_words_list_1: Transylvanian, Transylvania County

categorical_group_list: Geography, Proper Noun, Place Name

etymology: From Latin Transylvania, from trans 'across' + silva 'forest'


morpheme_key: trap

morpheme: trap

morpheme_head: trap

affix_form: -trap-

meaning_definition: a device for catching animals | a state of being caught or ensnared

example_words_list_1: trap, trapped, trapping, trapper

example_words_corpus: traps | trapt | entrap | trapes | betrap | trappy

categorical_group_list: Capture, Danger, Mechanism

etymology: From Old French 'trappe', from Late Latin 'trappa' meaning 'snare, trap'.


morpheme_key: trapez

morpheme: trapez

morpheme_head: trapez

affix_form: trapez-

sense_label: four-legged

meaning_definition: having four legs | piece of furniture with a flat surface | possessing four sides

example_words_list_1: trapezoid, trapezium, trapezoidal

related_morphemes: comb of tetra / tetra + pus / pus

categorical_group_list: Shape, Number, Geometry

etymology: τράπεζα (trápeza) | τραπέζιον | (trapézion) | Middle English treden Old English tredan Germanic root

source: Cognatarium | Wikidata


morpheme_key: trapeze

morpheme: trapeze

morpheme_head: trapeze

affix_form: -trapeze-

meaning_definition: swinging apparatus | aerial acrobatics device

example_words_list_1: trapeze artist, trapeze school, trapeze net

example_words_corpus: trapezes | trapezed | trapezelike

categorical_group_list: Objects, Circus, Equipment

etymology: French trapeze, from Old French trapu 'short and thick' (referring to the shape of the original ropes or the apparatus itself)


morpheme_key: trash

morpheme: trash

morpheme_head: trash

affix_form: -trash-

meaning_definition: rubbish | waste | refuse

example_words_list_1: trash, trashy, trashed

example_words_corpus: trashy | trashed | trashes | betrash | trasher | trashing

categorical_group_list: Waste, Debris, Negation

etymology: Middle English 'trasshe', likely of uncertain origin, possibly related to 'tresh' (to thresh)


morpheme_key: trauma

morpheme: trauma

morpheme_head: trauma

affix_form: -trauma-

allomorphs: traum

meaning_definition: wound | injury | damage

example_words_list_1: trauma, traumatize, traumatized

example_words_corpus: traumas | biotrauma | nontrauma | myotrauma | geotrauma | polytrauma

categorical_group_list: Injury, Physicality, Damage

etymology: Greek trauma 'a wound'


morpheme_key: traumatic

morpheme: traumatic

morpheme_head: traumatic

affix_form: -traumatic-

meaning_definition: wound | injury | physical or mental shock

example_words_corpus: traumatics | atraumatic | untraumatic | biotraumatic | nontraumatic | posttraumatic

categorical_group_list: Injury, Physicality, Emotion


morpheme_key: travail

morpheme: travail

morpheme_head: travail

affix_form: -travail-

meaning_definition: work | labor | toil

example_words_list_1: travail, travailleur

example_words_corpus: travails | travailed | betravail | travaileth | travailing | travailous

categorical_group_list: Action, Effort, Labor

etymology: Latin labor, labor- 'work, toil'


morpheme_key: travel

morpheme: travel

morpheme_head: travel

affix_form: -travel-

meaning_definition: to move from one place to another | journey | passage

example_words_list_1: traveler, traveling, travelogue

example_words_corpus: travels | traveled | retravel | betravel | cotravel | traveller

categorical_group_list: Motion, Action

etymology: From Old French 'traveler' (to toil, journey), derived from the Frankish word 'tripalium' (an instrument of torture), reflecting the arduous nature of medieval travel.


morpheme_key: trawl

morpheme: trawl

morpheme_head: trawl

affix_form: -trawl-

meaning_definition: to drag | to pull | to search through

example_words_list_1: trawl, trawler, trawling

example_words_corpus: trawls | trawler | trawled | trawling | trawlers | trawlnet

categorical_group_list: Motion, Extraction, Searching

etymology: Middle English trawlen, related to drag


morpheme_key: tray

morpheme: tray

morpheme_head: tray

affix_form: -tray-

meaning_definition: flat container | plate | receptacle

example_words_list_1: tray

example_words_corpus: trays | atray | betray | ashtray | betrays | traying

categorical_group_list: Object, Container

etymology: Middle English traye, from Old French traie


morpheme_key: tre

morpheme: tre

morpheme_head: tre

affix_form: tre-

meaning_definition: the third whole number | cardinal numeral denoting three entities

example_words_list_1: triangle, tricycle, trinity

example_words_list_2: triangle, tricycle, trinity

categorical_group_list: Number 3

ancestor_etymon: tri

etymology: Latin trēs 'three'


morpheme_key: treacher

morpheme: treacher

morpheme_head: treacher

affix_form: -treacher-

meaning_definition: betray | deceit | disloyalty

example_words_list_1: treacherous, treachery, treacherously

example_words_corpus: treachers

categorical_group_list: Deception, Betrayal

etymology: Old French 'trecher' (to deceive)


morpheme_key: treacle

morpheme: treacle

morpheme_head: treacle

affix_form: -treacle-

meaning_definition: thick | sweet | sticky

example_words_list_1: ['treacle']

example_words_corpus: treacled | treacles

categorical_group_list: Substance, Food

etymology: From Old English 'treow' (tree) + '-acel' (diminutive suffix), originally meaning 'sap' or 'juice of a tree'.


morpheme_key: tread

morpheme: tread

morpheme_head: tread

affix_form: -tread-

meaning_definition: to move on foot | to press the foot downward

example_words_list_1: retread, tread, treadle, treadmill

example_words_list_2: retread, tread, treadle, treadmill

example_words_corpus: treads | retread | treadle | treaded | treader | totread

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical action

etymology: Old English tredan, from Proto-Germanic *tredaną, from PIE *terd- 'to step'


morpheme_key: treason

morpheme: treason

morpheme_head: treason

affix_form: -treason-

meaning_definition: treason | betrayal | betrayal of trust

example_words_list_1: treasonous, treasonable

example_words_corpus: treasons | treasonous | treasonist | treasonable | treasonably | treasonists

categorical_group_list: Betrayal, Conflict, Crime

etymology: From Old French 'traison', derived from Latin 'traditio' (handing over, betrayal), from 'tradere' (to hand over).


morpheme_key: treasure

morpheme: treasure

morpheme_head: treasure

affix_form: -treasure-

meaning_definition: valuable object | wealth | hoard

example_words_list_1: treasurer, treasury, treasured

example_words_corpus: treasures | treasured | treasuress | untreasure | treasureth | treasurest

categorical_group_list: Wealth, Value, Object

etymology: Old French tresor, from Latin thesaurus 'treasure, storehouse', from Greek thesauros 'storehouse, treasury'


morpheme_key: treat

morpheme: treat

morpheme_head: treat

affix_form: treat-

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun, verb

meaning_definition: depict | manage | address | control

example_words_list_1: treaty, entreat, intreat

example_words_corpus: treats | treated | treater | detreat | cotreat | maltreat

categorical_group_list: Action, Physicality

etymology: Latin 'tractus', past participle of 'trahere' meaning 'to draw, pull, drag'


morpheme_key: treatise

morpheme: treatise

morpheme_head: treatise

affix_form: -treatise-

meaning_definition: written discourse | formal essay | scholarly discussion

example_words_list_1: treat, tract, trajectory, attract, contract, extract

example_words_corpus: treatises | treatiser | treatisers | treatiselike

categorical_group_list: Communication, Writing, Knowledge

etymology: Latin tractatus 'a handling, discourse', from tractare 'to handle, deal with', frequentative of trahere 'to draw, pull'


morpheme_key: treaty

morpheme: treaty

morpheme_head: treaty

affix_form: -treaty-

meaning_definition: agreement | pact | contract

example_words_list_1: treaty, treaty-like, pre-treaty

example_words_corpus: nontreaty | treatyless | antitreaty | treatymaker | treatymaking | treatymakers

categorical_group_list: Agreement, Legal, Social

etymology: From Latin 'tractatus' (a handling, discourse), from 'tractare' (to handle, deal with), frequentative of 'trahere' (to draw, pull).


morpheme_key: treble

morpheme: treble

morpheme_head: treble

affix_form: -treble-

meaning_definition: triple | threefold

example_words_list_1: treblet

example_words_corpus: trebles | trebled | trebleness

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity

etymology: Latin 'trebula' (a small coin) or 'triplex' (triple), related to 'tres' (three)


morpheme_key: trecent

morpheme: trecent

morpheme_head: trecent

affix_form: trecent-

meaning_definition: three hundred

example_words_list_1: trecentennial | trecentillion

example_words_list_2: trecentennial | trecentillion

etymology: trecenti


morpheme_key: trefoil

morpheme: trefoil

morpheme_head: trefoil

affix_form: -trefoil-

meaning_definition: three-lobed | three-leafed

example_words_list_1: trefoil, trifoliate, trifolium

example_words_corpus: trefoils | trefoiled | pseudotrefoil | pseudotrefoils

categorical_group_list: Shape, Number, Botany

etymology: Latin trifolium (three-leaved plant), from tri- (three) + folium (leaf)


morpheme_key: trek

morpheme: trek

morpheme_head: trek

affix_form: -trek-

meaning_definition: long journey | arduous walk | expedition

example_words_list_1: trek, trekking, trekker

example_words_corpus: treks | NuTrek | Trekkie | Trekker | trekker | trekked

categorical_group_list: Movement, Journey

etymology: Middle English trekke (likely from Dutch trekken 'to pull')

ancestor_etymon_language: English


morpheme_key: trem

morpheme: trem

morpheme_head: trem

affix_form: trem-

allomorphs: treme

meaning_definition: vibrate | shudder | waver

example_words_list_1: tremor | delirium tremens | tremble | tremendous | tremolo | tremulous | monotreme | trematode

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: trem

etymology: Latin tremere 'to tremble'


morpheme_key: trema

morpheme: trema

morpheme_head: trema

affix_form: trema-

meaning_definition: hole | pore | opening

example_words_list_1: monotrematous | monotreme | trema | tréma | trematode

example_words_corpus: tremas

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology, Physicality

etymology: τετραίνω | τρῆμα (trêma) | τρῆμα(trêma)


morpheme_key: tremble

morpheme: tremble

morpheme_head: tremble

affix_form: -tremble-

meaning_definition: to shake | to quiver | to tremble

example_words_list_1: trembling, tremulous, tremulousness

example_words_corpus: trembled | trembles | atremble | trembler | trembleth | tremblers

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical Sensation

etymology: Latin tremere 'to tremble, quake'


morpheme_key: tremendous

morpheme: tremendous

morpheme_head: tremendous

affix_form: -tremendous-

meaning_definition: great | large | immense

example_words_list_1: tremendously, tremendosity

example_words_corpus: tremendously | tremendousness

categorical_group_list: Size, Intensity

etymology: Latin 'tremendus' (gerundive of tremere 'to tremble'), literally 'that which must be trembled at', evolving to mean 'causing awe or wonder'.


morpheme_key: tremor

morpheme: tremor

morpheme_head: tremor

affix_form: -tremor-

meaning_definition: shake | quiver | tremble

example_words_list_1: tremor, tremulous, tremulousness

example_words_corpus: tremors | tremored | tremorous | tremorine | tremorlike | tremorless


morpheme_key: tremulous

morpheme: tremulous

morpheme_head: tremulous

affix_form: -tremulous-

meaning_definition: shaking | trembling | quivering

example_words_list_1: tremble, tremor, tremulous

example_words_corpus: tremulously | untremulous | tremulousness

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical sensation

etymology: Latin tremulus 'trembling', from tremere 'to tremble'


morpheme_key: trench

morpheme: trench

morpheme_head: trench

affix_form: -trench-

meaning_definition: to carve | to form a groove | to excavate a ditch

example_words_list_1: entrench, retrench, trench, trenchant, trencher, trencherman

example_words_corpus: entrench | trenches | trenched | retrench | betrench | detrench

categorical_group_list: Action, Cutting, Excavation

etymology: Old French trenchier "to cut"


morpheme_key: trencher

morpheme: trencher

morpheme_head: trencher

affix_form: -trencher-

meaning_definition: a shallow dish or platter | a person who serves food

example_words_list_1: trencherman, trencherless

categorical_group_list: Noun, Object, Food service

etymology: From Old French 'trencher' (to cut, serve), from Latin 'transcare' (to cut across), originally referring to a trencher (board) used for serving food.


morpheme_key: trend

morpheme: trend

morpheme_head: trend

affix_form: -trend-

meaning_definition: direction | tendency | movement

example_words_list_1: trend, trending, trendsetter

example_words_corpus: trends | trendy | uptrend | trended | detrend | trender

categorical_group_list: Motion, Direction, Pattern

etymology: From Old English 'trendan' meaning 'to turn, roll, or revolve', derived from Proto-Germanic '*trendaną'.


morpheme_key: trep

morpheme: trep

morpheme_head: trep

affix_form: trep-

sense_label: turn

meaning_definition: turn

example_words_list_1: allotrope | anisotropy | Atropos | ectropion | entropic | entropion | entropy | heliotropism | isentropic | isotrope | isotropic | isotropy | pleiotropic | pleiotropy | polytrope | protrepsis | protreptic | psychotropic | treponeme | treponematosis | treponemiasis | trope | tropic | tropism | tropopause | troposphere | trove

categorical_group_list: Motion, Change, Direction

etymology: τρέπειν (trépein) | τρέψις (trépsis) | τρόπος | τρόπου (trópos) | τροπή | τροπῆς (tropḗ) | τροπικός (tropikós) | τρόπου(trópos)


morpheme_key: trepan

morpheme: trepan

morpheme_head: trepan

affix_form: -trepan-

meaning_definition: to perforate | to bore | to pierce

example_words_list_1: trepanning, trepanation

example_words_corpus: trepaned | trepanned | trepaning | trepanner | trepanning | trepanners

categorical_group_list: Action, Perforation

etymology: Latin trepanum 'skull-boring instrument', from Greek trepanon 'borer'


morpheme_key: trephine

morpheme: trephine

morpheme_head: trephine

affix_form: -trephine-

meaning_definition: perforate | bore | drill

example_words_list_1: trephine, trephination

example_words_corpus: trephines | trephined

categorical_group_list: Action, Medical, Perforation

etymology: Greek tryphein 'to perforate'


morpheme_key: trepid

morpheme: trepid

morpheme_head: trepid

affix_form: trepid-

sense_label: trembling

meaning_definition: shaking | anxious | startled | uneasy

example_words_list_1: intrepid | trepid | trepidation

example_words_list_2: intrepid | trepid | trepidation

example_words_corpus: trepidly | trepidity

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Motion

etymology: Latin trepidus 'alarmed, agitated'


morpheme_key: tres

morpheme: tres

morpheme_head: tres

affix_form: tres-

meaning_definition: transversely | above

example_words_list_1: trespass, trestle

example_words_list_2: trespass, trestle

related_morphemes: tra1 / tra, trans / trans

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Motion

etymology: Latin trans- 'across, over, through'


morpheme_key: trespass

morpheme: trespass

morpheme_head: trespass

affix_form: -trespass-

meaning_definition: to go beyond | to pass over | to violate

example_words_list_1: trespass, trespasser, trespassing

example_words_corpus: trespasser | trespasses | trespassed | trespassing | trespassers | trespasseth

categorical_group_list: Violation, Movement, Intrusion

etymology: Old French 'trespasser' from 'tres' (beyond) + 'passer' (to pass)


morpheme_key: tress

morpheme: tress

morpheme_head: tress

affix_form: -tress-

meaning_definition: Female performer of {prev}

example_words_list_1: tressy | tresses | tressed | tressure | tressful | tressures

categorical_group_list: Gender assigner

etymology: From Old French -esse, from Latin -trix (feminine agent suffix of -tor), from the stem of the verb + -trix.


morpheme_key: trestle

morpheme: trestle

morpheme_head: trestle

affix_form: -trestle-

meaning_definition: support | framework | structure

example_words_list_1: trestle

example_words_corpus: trestles | trestled | trestlework | trestletree | trestleworks | trestleboard

categorical_group_list: Structure, Support

etymology: Middle English trestel, from Old French trestel


morpheme_key: tri

morpheme: tri

morpheme_head: tri

affix_form: tri

allomorphs: trio

sense_label: three.

meaning_definition: the quantity three | the numeral symbol for three | the third number | possessing three components

example_words_list_1: triangle, triad, trilogy, triathlon, triptych

example_words_corpus: tris | trit | trion | triol | trits | tripod

related_morphemes: ter / ter

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific | Number 3 | quantity

ancestor_etymon: τρία (tría) | tri | τρι-  OED

etymology: From Ancient Greek treis, treia 'three'

ancestor_etymon_language: Ancient Greek | Latin | Greek  OED | Greek

pronunciation: /traɪ/

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


affix_form: -tri-

sense_label: to sift, to sort out, to try

meaning_definition: to separate | to organize | to attempt

example_words_list_1: mistrial | triable | triage | trial Variant Spellings: try | try

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: Greek


morpheme_key: triad

morpheme: triad

morpheme_head: triad

affix_form: -triad-

meaning_definition: three | triple | triplet

example_words_list_1: triad, triadism, triadic

example_words_corpus: triads | triadic | nontriadic

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity

etymology: Greek trias 'a group of three'


morpheme_key: trib

morpheme: trib

morpheme_head: trib

affix_form: trib-

allomorphs: tribo

sense_label: friction

meaning_definition: sliding contact | scrape | the action of scraping | scrape or crush

example_words_list_1: diatribe | tribochromism | tribology | trypsin | tryptic | tribometer | triboluminescence | tribadism | triboelectricity | triboluminescence unrelated: tribulation | tribulation

related_morphemes: trit / trit

categorical_group_list: Core Concept

ancestor_etymon: trib

etymology: Latin 'tribere' meaning 'to rub, wear away'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek | Latin


sense_label: to assign

meaning_definition: to delegate | to distribute | to remit

example_words_list_1: attribute | contribute | distribute | retribution | tribe | tribulation | tribunal | tribune | tributary | tribute | tribute (→tribut / tribut.) unrelated: tribulation

categorical_group_list: Distribution, Action

etymology: tribuere ~to pay~ | from tribus | Greek tribein : to rub


morpheme_key: tribal

morpheme: tribal

morpheme_head: tribal

affix_form: tribal-

meaning_definition: family, race

example_words_list_1: tribal

example_words_list_2: tribal

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Social Organization

etymology: Latin tribus 'tribe, clan'


morpheme_key: tribe

morpheme: tribe

morpheme_head: tribe

affix_form: -tribe-

meaning_definition: group | clan | community

example_words_list_1: tribal, tribeless

example_words_corpus: tribes | tribed | subtribe | tribelet | tribesman | tribesmen

categorical_group_list: Social Unit, Collective

etymology: From Old English 'trēow' meaning 'tree', metaphorically extending to a family or group connected like branches.


morpheme_key: tribu

morpheme: tribu

morpheme_head: tribu

affix_form: tribu-

meaning_definition: allocate | permit | distribute | grant | compensate | delegate

example_words_list_1: attribute | contribute | distribute | retribution | tribe | tribulation | tribunal | tribune | tributary | tribute

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: tribu

etymology: tribuere ~to pay~ | from tribus | tribuere "to pay"


morpheme_key: tribulate

morpheme: tribulate

morpheme_head: tribulate

affix_form: -tribulate-

meaning_definition: cause distress | trouble | harass

example_words_list_1: tribulation, tribulate

categorical_group_list: Distress, Affliction

etymology: Latin tribulatus, past participle of tribulare 'to torment, afflict', from tribulum 'threshing sledge'


morpheme_key: tribune

morpheme: tribune

morpheme_head: tribune

affix_form: -tribune-

meaning_definition: representative | official | advocate

example_words_list_1: tribune, tribunate

example_words_corpus: tribunes | tribuneship | tribuneships

categorical_group_list: Governance, People, Authority

etymology: Latin tribunus, from tribus 'tribe'


morpheme_key: tribut

morpheme: tribut

morpheme_head: tribut

affix_form: tribut-

meaning_definition: allocate | permit | distribute | confer | render | offer homage | make payment | authorize

example_words_list_1: attribute | contribute | distribute | retribution | tribe | tribulation | tribunal | tribune | tributary | tribute | distributary

related_morphemes: part of trib1 / trib

categorical_group_list: Allocation, Payment, Distribution

etymology: Latin tribu- 'to assign, allot', from tribus 'tribe' (originally referring to the three original tribes of Rome, implying division or allocation among groups)


morpheme_key: trice

morpheme: trice

morpheme_head: trice

affix_form: -trice-

allomorphs: trices

meaning_definition: three | thrice

example_words_list_1: thrice

example_words_corpus: trices | triced

etymology: Old English þrīe 'three' (numeral root)


morpheme_key: tricen

morpheme: tricen

morpheme_head: tricen

affix_form: tricen-

meaning_definition: thirty each

example_words_list_1: tricenary

example_words_list_2: tricenary

etymology: triceni


morpheme_key: tricesim

morpheme: tricesim

morpheme_head: tricesim

affix_form: tricesim-

meaning_definition: thirtieth

example_words_list_1: trigesimal

example_words_list_2: trigesimal

categorical_group_list: Number, Ordinal

etymology: tricesimus


morpheme_key: trichi

morpheme: trich(i)

morpheme_head: trich

affix_form: -trichia

allomorphs: tricho | trichia | trich(o)

meaning_definition: of or pertaining to hair, hair-like structure

example_words_list_1: trichocyst

example_words_list_2: trichocyst

example_words_corpus: Trichiurus | Trichiuridae

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: Greek θρῐ́ξ (thríx), hair


morpheme_key: trick

morpheme: trick

morpheme_head: trick

affix_form: -trick-

meaning_definition: deception | trickery | stratagem

example_words_list_1: trick, trickery, trickster

example_words_corpus: tricky | tricks | tricked | tricksy | tricker | tricking

categorical_group_list: Deception, Action

etymology: Middle English 'trike', possibly related to 'trica' (snare/trap)


morpheme_key: trickle

morpheme: trickle

morpheme_head: trickle

affix_form: -trickle-

meaning_definition: to flow in a small stream | to drip

example_words_list_1: trickle, trickling, trickled

example_words_corpus: tricklers

categorical_group_list: Motion, Liquid, Small scale

etymology: imitative of the sound of flowing liquid


morpheme_key: trifle

morpheme: trifle

morpheme_head: trifle

affix_form: -trifle-

meaning_definition: small | insignificant | trivial

example_words_list_1: trifle, trifling, trifled

example_words_corpus: trifled | trifles | trifler | triflers | triflest | trifleth

categorical_group_list: Size, Importance

etymology: Middle English 'trifle', possibly from Old French 'trufle'


morpheme_key: trig

morpheme: trig

morpheme_head: trig

affix_form: -trig-

meaning_definition: three

example_words_list_1: trigonometry, triangle, trigram

example_words_corpus: trigs | trigly | trigged | trigness | trigging

etymology: Greek tri- 'three'


morpheme_key: trigesim

morpheme: trigesim

morpheme_head: trigesim

affix_form: trigesim-

categorical_group_list: Ordinal, Number


morpheme_key: trihydro

morpheme: trihydro

morpheme_head: trihydro

affix_form: trihydro-

meaning_definition: three | containing three parts of hydrogen

example_words_list_1: trihydrogen, trihydroxide, trihydride

categorical_group_list: Number, Chemistry

etymology: Greek tri- "three" + hydro- "water/hydrogen"

source: Wiktionary


morpheme_key: trill

morpheme: trill

morpheme_head: trill

affix_form: -trill-

meaning_definition: trill | vibrato | rapid oscillation

example_words_list_1: trill, trilling, trilled, triller

example_words_corpus: triller | trilled | trilling | trillers | trillest | trillings

categorical_group_list: Sound, Motion, Vibration

etymology: From Latin trillare, frequentative of trere 'to roll', from trabs 'beam'


morpheme_key: trilogy

morpheme: trilogy

morpheme_head: trilogy

affix_form: -trilogy-

meaning_definition: three | triple

example_words_list_1: trilogy, trilogies

example_words_corpus: treelogy | trilogies

categorical_group_list: Number, Quantity

etymology: Greek tri- "three" + logos "word/study"


morpheme_key: trim

morpheme: trim

morpheme_head: trim

affix_form: -trim-

meaning_definition: cut | prune | reduce

example_words_list_1: trim, trimmed, trimming, trimmer, trimmings

example_words_corpus: trims | strim | trimly | retrim | betrim | strims

categorical_group_list: Action, Reduction, Maintenance

etymology: Old English 'trim' (to prepare, make neat, or arrange)


morpheme_key: trimester

morpheme: trimester

morpheme_head: trimester

affix_form: -trimester-

example_words_list_1: trimester, trimestrial

example_words_corpus: trimesters | midtrimester

categorical_group_list: Number, Time

etymology: Latin trēs 'three' + mensis 'month'


morpheme_key: trin

morpheme: trin

morpheme_head: trin

affix_form: trin-

meaning_definition: three each

example_words_list_1: trinary | trine | trinity

example_words_list_2: trinary | trine | trinity

etymology: trini


morpheme_key: trinidad

morpheme: trinidad

morpheme_head: trinidad

affix_form: -trinidad-

meaning_definition: Trinidad

example_words_list_1: Trinidad, Tobago

categorical_group_list: Proper noun, Place name

etymology: From Spanish Trinidad, from Latin Trinitas 'Trinity'

ancestor_etymon_language: Spanish


morpheme_key: trinitarian

morpheme: trinitarian

morpheme_head: trinitarian

affix_form: -trinitarian-

meaning_definition: three | Trinity

example_words_list_1: trinitarianism

categorical_group_list: Theology, Number, Trinity

etymology: From Latin trinitas (genitive trinitatis) meaning 'a group of three', derived from trinus 'three each' or tres 'three'.


morpheme_key: trinity

morpheme: trinity

morpheme_head: trinity

affix_form: -trinity-

meaning_definition: three | triple | triad

example_words_list_1: trinity, trinomial, trinocular

example_words_corpus: trinitite | trinitites

etymology: Latin trinitas, from trinus 'three each'


morpheme_key: trinket

morpheme: trinket

morpheme_head: trinket

affix_form: -trinket-

meaning_definition: small ornament | piece of jewelry | bauble

example_words_list_1: trinket

example_words_corpus: trinkets | trinkety | trinketer | trinketry | trinketers | trinketize

categorical_group_list: Object, Ornamentation

etymology: Middle English trinket, from trinken 'to trifle' or trink 'to trifle', of uncertain origin, perhaps related to Middle Dutch trincen 'to drink' (implying trifling away time/money) or Middle Low German trinke 'trifle'.


morpheme_key: triomphe

morpheme: triomphe

morpheme_head: triomphe

affix_form: -triomphe-

meaning_definition: triumph | victory | glory

example_words_list_1: triumph, triumphe, triomphal

categorical_group_list: Success, Victory

etymology: Latin triumphus 'triumph, triumphal procession'


morpheme_key: trip

morpheme: trip

morpheme_head: trip

affix_form: -trip-

allomorphs: tripe

meaning_definition: to stumble | to stumble and fall | to lose balance

example_words_list_1: trip, tripping, tripped

example_words_corpus: trips | atrip | trippy | tripped | tripper | midtrip

categorical_group_list: Motion, Accident

etymology: Middle English 'trippen' (to dance, skip, or stumble)


morpheme_key: triple

morpheme: triple

morpheme_head: triple

affix_form: -triple-

meaning_definition: three | threefold

example_words_list_1: triplet, triplex, triplicate, triplication

example_words_corpus: triples | tripler | tripled | tripleton | triplefin | subtriple

etymology: From Latin 'triple' (adj.) derived from 'tres' (three) + '-plus' (fold, doubled)


morpheme_key: triplex

morpheme: triplex

morpheme_head: triplex

affix_form: triplex

meaning_definition: Triple time | threefold | occurring three times

example_words_list_1: triplexer | triplexed | triplexers

example_words_corpus: triplexer | triplexed | triplexers

etymology: from Latin triplex, meaning threefold


morpheme_key: tripos

morpheme: tripos

morpheme_head: tripos

affix_form: -tripos-

meaning_definition: tripod | three-footed stand

example_words_list_1: tripod, tripodist, tripodic

example_words_corpus: triposes

etymology: Greek tripos "three-footed"


morpheme_key: tripsy

morpheme: tripsy

morpheme_head: tripsy

affix_form: -tripsy

meaning_definition: crushing

example_words_list_1: lithotripsy

categorical_group_list: Action, Destruction

etymology: Greek τρῖψις (trípsis), rubbing, friction


morpheme_key: tript

morpheme: tript

morpheme_head: tript

affix_form: tript-

meaning_definition: friction, rub

example_words_list_1: diatribe, tribochromism, tribology, trypsin, tryptic, tribometer, triboluminescence

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical Action

etymology: τρίβειν (tríbein), τριπτός, τρῖψις


morpheme_key: triskaideka

morpheme: triskaideka

morpheme_head: triskaideka

affix_form: triskaideka-

allomorphs: triskaideca

meaning_definition: thirteen

example_words_list_1: triskaidekaphobia | triskaidekaphobic | triskaidekaphobics

etymology: Greek tri- 'three' + kai 'and' + deka 'ten'


morpheme_key: trisodium

morpheme: trisodium

morpheme_head: trisodium

affix_form: -trisodium-

meaning_definition: containing three sodium atoms

example_words_list_1: trisodium phosphate, trisodium citrate, trisodium phosphate

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Quantity, Element

etymology: Greek tri- 'three' + sodium (from soda + Greek -ium)


morpheme_key: trit

morpheme: trit-

morpheme_head: trit-

affix_form: trit-

sense_label: third

meaning_definition: third

example_words_list_1: tritagonist | tritanomaly | tritanopia | trite | tritium

example_words_corpus: tritagonist | tritagonists

categorical_group_list: Number, Ordinal

etymology: τρίτος (trítos)


morpheme_key: tritic

morpheme: tritic

morpheme_head: tritic

affix_form: tritic-

sense_label: wheat

meaning_definition: wheat

example_words_list_1: triticale

example_words_list_2: triticale

categorical_group_list: Plants, Agriculture

etymology: triticum


morpheme_key: triumph

morpheme: triumph

morpheme_head: triumph

affix_form: -triumph-

meaning_definition: victory | success | conquest

example_words_corpus: triumphs | triumphal | triumphed | triumpher | triumphant | triumphing


morpheme_key: triumvir

morpheme: triumvir

morpheme_head: triumvir

affix_form: -triumvir-

meaning_definition: three | triple | threefold

example_words_list_1: triumvirate, triumvirate

etymology: Latin triumvir 'member of a board of three men'


morpheme_key: triune

morpheme: triune

morpheme_head: triune

affix_form: -triune-

meaning_definition: three | triple | consisting of three parts

example_words_list_1: triune, trinity

example_words_corpus: triuneness

etymology: Latin trinus 'three each' (from tres 'three') + -unus 'one'


morpheme_key: trivia

morpheme: trivia

morpheme_head: trivia

affix_form: -trivia-

meaning_definition: ordinary | insignificant

example_words_list_1: trivial, trivia, trivialize

example_words_list_2: trivial, trivia, trivialize

example_words_corpus: triviaholic | triviaholics

categorical_group_list: Quantity, Commonality

ancestor_etymon: trivia

etymology: Latin trivium 'crossroads, public place' (from tri- 'three' + via 'way')


morpheme_key: trix

morpheme: trix

morpheme_head: trix

affix_form: -trix

meaning_definition: a woman associated with or executing the role/action indicated by the preceding element | female | female individual performing the function/action denoted by the prior element

example_words_list_1: matrix | executrix | inheritrix | adjutrix | administratrix | aviatrix | dominatrix | matrices | executrices | inheritrices

example_words_corpus: doctrix | aviatrix | creatrix | curatrix | aviatrixes | castratrix

categorical_group_list: Feminine-forming suffix | Gender assigner

ancestor_etymon: -trix OED

etymology: From Latin -trix, feminine agent suffix derived from -trix (nom. sing. of -tor), itself from the Indo-European root *ter- 'to cross, pass over'.


morpheme_key: troch

morpheme: troch

morpheme_head: troch

affix_form: troch-

allomorphs: troche | trocho

sense_label: run

meaning_definition: motion | rotating part | ring | move swiftly | circular form

example_words_list_1: trochoid, trochlea, trochiform

categorical_group_list: Motion, Circularity

etymology: τρέχειν (trékhein) | τρεχόμενον | τρόχος (tróchos) | τροχός | τροχοῦ (trochós) | τρόχωσις | τροχαῖος (trochaîos) | τροχαϊκός (trochaïkós) | τροχοειδής | τροχός (trokhós) | Greek trochos : wheel trechein : to run

source: Cognatarium


morpheme_key: trod

morpheme: trod

morpheme_head: trod

affix_form: -trod-

meaning_definition: to step | to walk | to press down

example_words_list_1: tread, trodden, trotter

example_words_corpus: trods | untrod | downtrod

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physical action

etymology: From Old English 'tredan' (to tread), from Proto-Germanic '*tredaną', from Proto-Indo-European '*terd-' (to step, walk).


morpheme_key: troglodyte

morpheme: troglodyte

morpheme_head: troglodyte

affix_form: -troglodyte-

meaning_definition: cave dweller | inhabitant of a cave

example_words_list_1: troglodyte, troglodytic

example_words_corpus: troglodyke | troglodytism

categorical_group_list: Entity, Habitat

etymology: Greek troglodytēs, from troglē 'hole, burrow' + -dys (agent suffix)


morpheme_key: trojan

morpheme: trojan

morpheme_head: trojan

affix_form: trojan

meaning_definition: describing a satellite (moon or minor planet) that shares an orbit with another | relating to objects in a shared orbital configuration | used in astronomy for celestial bodies in such a configuration

example_words_list_1: trojans | exotrojan

example_words_corpus: trojans | exotrojan

etymology: Derived from the Greek name for Troy, used in astronomy to describe orbit-sharing satellites.

source: MorphoLex


morpheme_key: troll

morpheme: troll

morpheme_head: troll

affix_form: -troll-

meaning_definition: to move by rolling | to proceed in a rolling motion

example_words_list_1: control, patrol, trolley

example_words_corpus: trolls | trolly | troller | trolled | trollers | trollish

categorical_group_list: Motion, Rotation

etymology: Greek tropos : a turning, a turn trepein : to turn


morpheme_key: trolley

morpheme: trolley

morpheme_head: trolley

affix_form: -trolley-

meaning_definition: wheeled vehicle | transport cart

example_words_list_1: trolley, trolleybus

example_words_corpus: trolleybuses | trolleyology

categorical_group_list: Transportation, Vehicle

etymology: Middle English 'trolie', related to 'troll' (to move on wheels)


morpheme_key: trollop

morpheme: trollop

morpheme_head: trollop

affix_form: trollop

meaning_definition: to hang loosely and wetly | to become soaked and disheveled

example_words_list_1: trollops | trollopy | trollopish

example_words_corpus: trollops | trollopy | trollopish

register: archaic


morpheme_key: trombone

morpheme: trombone

morpheme_head: trombone

affix_form: -trombone-

meaning_definition: musical instrument | brass instrument

example_words_list_1: trombonist, trombonist, trombonists

example_words_corpus: trombones | tromboner | tromboney | tromboned | tromboners

categorical_group_list: Musical Instrument, Brass

etymology: From French trombone, from Italian trombone, augmentative of tromba 'trumpet'


morpheme_key: tron

morpheme: tron

morpheme_head: tron

affix_form: -tron

meaning_definition: subatomic particle, instrument, device

example_words_list_1: antineutron | betatron | bevatron | citron | cosmotron | cyclotron | electron | intron | klystron | magnetron | matron | neutron | patron | photoelectron

example_words_list_2: antineutron, betatron, bevatron, citron, cosmotron, cyclotron, electron, intron, klystron, magnetron, matron, neutron, patron, photoelectron

example_words_corpus: trons | waitron | Quotron | isotron | biotron | positron

categorical_group_list: Instrumentality, Physics

etymology: Greek -tron (instrumental suffix)