morpheme_key: opsis

morpheme: opsis

morpheme_head: opsis

affix_form: -opsis

meaning_definition: visual organ | act of noticing | cognitive interpretation | resemblance | visual perception | ability to see | perspective | external look

example_words_list_1: autopsy, metamorphosis, prognosis

example_words_corpus: caryopsis | Thujopsis | stereopsis | Jubulopsis | Conuropsis | Arabidopsis

categorical_group_list: Vision, Perception, Appearance

ancestor_etymon: op

etymology: ὄψεσθαι (ópsesthai) | ὀπτός (optós) | ὀπτικός (optikós) | ὄψις (ópsis) | Greek opsōnein : to buy food provisions | to buy opson : food or meat eaten with bread


morpheme_key: opson

morpheme: opson

morpheme_head: opson

affix_form: opson-

affix_type: root

bound_free_or_root: root

meaning_definition: to prepare food by cooking | to ready food for consumption | one who purchases goods

example_words_list_1: opsonin | opsonoid | monopsony | oligopsony | opsonify | opsonize

related_morphemes: compare pol3 / pol

categorical_group_list: Food, Consumption, Commerce

etymology: Greek ὄψον (opson) 'food, dish'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek

etymological_family: Greek

register: classical

source: Cognatarium

attestation: wiktionary


morpheme_key: opsy

morpheme: opsy

morpheme_head: opsy

affix_form: -opsy

allomorphs: -opsy

affix_type: suffix

bound_free_or_root: bound

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun

meaning_definition: inspection or scrutiny | observation | perceive visually | a specific type of inspection related to the initial component

example_words_list_1: biopsy, autopsy, laparoscopy, endoscopy, microscopy

example_words_corpus: necropsy

categorical_group_list: Nominalizer, Perception, Medical Terminology

ancestor_etymon: -οψία  OED

etymology: Greek -opsis 'view, sight', from opsis 'a looking, view', from optomai 'I see'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek  OED

register: scientific

source: Stein


morpheme_key: opt

morpheme: opt

morpheme_head: opt

affix_form: opt-

allomorphs: opto

sense_label: eye

meaning_definition: visual organ | act of noticing | cognition through senses | similarity | sight | to perceive visually

example_words_list_1: amblyopia | anopia | autopsy | biopsy | catadioptrics | catoptrics | catoptromancy | catoptrophobia | cyclops | diopter | dioptre | dioptrics | diplopia | eisoptrophobia | emmetropia | hemianopsia | myopia | opsoclonus | optic | optokinetic | panopticon | pleoptics | synopsis | synoptic | tritanopia | optical | optician | optics | optometry | panoptic | stereopticon

example_words_corpus: opts | adopt | opted | opter | option | adopts

related_morphemes: op2 / op

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Vision, Perception

etymology: Greek ops (ὄψ) 'eye, face' or ophthalmos (ὄφθαλμος)

source: Cognatarium | Wikidata

attestation: both


morpheme_key: optic

morpheme: optic

morpheme_head: optic

affix_form: -optic-

allomorphs: optico

sense_label: eye, observation, perception, likeness, vision

example_words_list_1: amblyopia, anopia, autopsy, biopsy, catadioptrics, catoptrics, catoptromancy, catoptrophobia, cyclops, diopter, dioptre, dioptrics, diplopia, eisoptrophobia, emmetropia, hemianopsia, myopia, opsoclonus, optic, optokinetic, panopticon, pleoptics, synopsis, synoptic, tritanopia

example_words_corpus: optics | optical | panoptic | entoptic | opticals | preoptic

categorical_group_list: Vision, Perception, Anatomy

etymology: ὄψεσθαι (ópsesthai), ὀπτός (optós), ὀπτικός (optikós), ὄψις (ópsis)


morpheme_key: optics

morpheme: optics

morpheme_head: optics

affix_form: -optics-

meaning_definition: sight | vision | eye

example_words_list_1: optician, optical, optometry

example_words_corpus: orthoptics

categorical_group_list: Perception, Sensory

etymology: Greek ops/optikos 'pertaining to sight'


morpheme_key: optim

morpheme: optim

morpheme_head: optim

affix_form: optim-

sense_label: best

meaning_definition: highest in quality | superior in excellence | peak in superiority

example_words_list_1: optimal | optimum | optimist | optimize

example_words_list_2: optimal | optimum | optimist | optimize

related_morphemes: superlative of ben1 / ben, bon / bon / : compare pessim / pessim / : op3 / op

categorical_group_list: Quality, Superlative

etymology: Latin optimus, superlative of bonus 'good'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin

etymological_family: Latin

attestation: morpholex


morpheme_key: option

morpheme: option

morpheme_head: option

affix_form: -option-

meaning_definition: choice | preference | possibility

example_words_list_1: optional, optionally, optionless

categorical_group_list: Choice, Agency

etymology: Latin optio, option- 'choice, selection', from optare 'to choose, wish for'


morpheme_key: opulence

morpheme: opulence

morpheme_head: opulence

affix_form: -opulence-

meaning_definition: wealth | luxury | abundance

example_words_list_1: opulence, opulent

example_words_corpus: opulences

categorical_group_list: Abundance, Wealth

etymology: Latin opulentus, from opulentia 'wealth', from ops (gen. opis) 'resources, wealth'


morpheme_key: opulent

morpheme: opulent

morpheme_head: opulent

affix_form: -opulent-

meaning_definition: rich | luxurious | abundant

example_words_list_1: opulence, opulently

example_words_corpus: opulently | inopulent | unopulent

etymology: Latin opulentus 'rich, wealthy', from opulentia 'wealth', from ops (gen. opis) 'resources, wealth'


morpheme_key: opus

morpheme: opus

morpheme_head: opus

affix_form: -opus-

bound_free_or_root: stem

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: not suffix

meaning_definition: labor | task | endeavor

example_words_list_1: operative, opus, opera, operate

example_words_list_2: operative, opus, opera, operate

example_words_corpus: opuses

categorical_group_list: Action, Creation

etymology: Latin opus (genitive operis) 'work, labor, deed'


morpheme_key: or

morpheme: or

morpheme_head: or

affix_form: -or

sense_label: a person who does what is expressed by the first e

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational | derivational suffix affix bound morpheme

meaning_definition: individual performing the action denoted by the initial element | mechanism executing the function indicated by the initial element | individual performing the action | suffix denoting an agent performing the action | entity or thing characterized by the initial element | action or process described by the initial element | state or condition associated with the initial element | professional engaged in the activity denoted by the initial element

example_words_list_1: actor, creator, director, instructor, sculptor

example_words_corpus: nor | ort | NOR | orts | nors | XNOR

categorical_group_list: Agent, Instrument, Nominalizer

ancestor_etymon: -ōr- | -or | -tōr- | -tor OED | er

etymology: Latin -or, agent noun suffix from past participle stem of verbs ending in -ere (e.g., agere -> actor)

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED | Latin


affix_form: or-

allomorphs: or(o) | oro

sense_label: mountain

meaning_definition: elevated landform | high natural feature

example_words_list_1: orography, oreology, ore

categorical_group_list: Geography, Nature, Physical feature

etymology: Greek oros 'mountain, boundary'


sense_label: mouth

meaning_definition: oral cavity | aperture | articulate

example_words_list_1: oral, oratory, orifice, oration, orator

related_morphemes: os2 / os

categorical_group_list: Body Parts and Substances

etymology: os (genitive oris) ~mouth~ | os (genitive oris) "mouth" | Old French or : gold Latin aurum : gold

source: Wikipedia | Cognatarium | Wikidata


affix_form: -or-

sense_label: to rise, to begin

meaning_definition: ascend | commence

example_words_list_1: orient, origin, orogeny

categorical_group_list: Motion, Emergence

etymology: Greek oros : mountain


morpheme_key: ora

morpheme: ora

morpheme_head: ora

affix_form: ora-

meaning_definition: pray | plead | address | speak

example_words_list_1: adore | adoration | exorable | inexorable | oracle | orate | oration | orator | oratorio | oratory | orison | perorate | peroration | perorator

example_words_corpus: oras

categorical_group_list: Speech, Religion

etymology: orare ~to pray | plead~ | orare "to pray | plead"


morpheme_key: oracle

morpheme: oracle

morpheme_head: oracle

affix_form: -oracle-

meaning_definition: prophecy | divine revelation | speaker of oracles

example_words_list_1: oracular, oracle

example_words_corpus: oracles | oracled

categorical_group_list: Divination, Knowledge, Vision

etymology: Greek oraklos 'utterance of a prophet'


morpheme_key: oral

morpheme: oral

morpheme_head: oral

affix_form: oral

meaning_definition: relating to speech | opposed to written | pertaining to the mouth

example_words_list_1: orals | aboral | orally | adoral | preoral | orality

etymology: Derived from Latin 'oralis,' meaning 'of the mouth'

register: neutral

source: MorphoLex | Wikidata


morpheme_key: orange

morpheme: orange

morpheme_head: orange

affix_form: -orange-

bound_free_or_root: free

meaning_definition: orange (color) | orange (fruit)

example_words_list_1: brownish-orange, flame-orange, pink-orange, pinkish-orange, red-orange, reddish-orange, yellow-orange, yellowish-orange

example_words_corpus: orangey | oranged | orangery | orangely | orangelo | orangeade

categorical_group_list: Color, Fruit

etymology: Persian 'anār' (pomegranate) -> Arabic 'nāranj' -> Old French 'pomme d'orenge' -> Middle English 'pomegranate' (confused with orange fruit) -> 'orange'

ancestor_etymon_language: Sanskrit


morpheme_key: orate

morpheme: orate

morpheme_head: orate

affix_form: -orate-

allomorphs: orat

meaning_definition: to speak | to pray | to plead

example_words_list_1: orate, orator, oration, oratorical

example_words_corpus: orated | orates | perorate | perorates | perorated

categorical_group_list: Speech, Communication

etymology: Latin orātus, past participle of orāre 'to speak, pray'


morpheme_key: oratorio

morpheme: oratorio

morpheme_head: oratorio

affix_form: -oratorio-

meaning_definition: large-scale musical composition | sacred musical work

example_words_list_1: oratorio

categorical_group_list: Music, Sacred

etymology: Italian oratorio, from Latin oratorium 'oratory, place of prayer', neuter of oratorius 'of speaking', from orator 'speaker'


morpheme_key: orb

morpheme: orb

morpheme_head: orb

affix_form: orb-

sense_label: circle

meaning_definition: round shape | ball-like form

example_words_list_1: orbit | deorbit | exorbitant | orb | orbicular | orbiter | suborbital

example_words_corpus: orbs | orby | orbed | inorb | orbing | disorb

categorical_group_list: Shape, Geometry

etymology: Latin orbis 'circle, disk, ring'


morpheme_key: orbi

morpheme: orbi

morpheme_head: orbi

affix_form: orbi-

affix_type: prefix

meaning_definition: circle

example_words_list_1: orbit

example_words_list_2: orbit

etymology: orbis

attestation: wikidata


morpheme_key: orbit

morpheme: orbit

morpheme_head: orbit

affix_form: -orbit-

meaning_definition: a path of movement | a course followed

example_words_list_1: exorbitant

example_words_list_2: exorbitant

example_words_corpus: orbits | orbital | orbiter | orbited | deorbit | orbiton

categorical_group_list: Direction designator

ancestor_etymon: orbit

etymology: Latin orbita 'furrow, track, path'


morpheme_key: orch

morpheme: orch

morpheme_head: orch

affix_form: orch-

allomorphs: orchi

meaning_definition: testicle | orchid

example_words_list_1: anorchia | cryptorchidism | monorchism | orchid | orchiectomy | orchiopexy | Orchis | polyorchidism

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: ὄρχις (órkhis) | ὀρχίδιον (orkhídion) | ὀρχίδιον(orkhídion)


morpheme_key: orchard

morpheme: orchard

morpheme_head: orchard

affix_form: -orchard-

meaning_definition: a piece of land planted with fruit trees

example_words_list_1: orchard

example_words_corpus: orchards | orcharder | orchardist | orchardman | orcharding | orchardful

categorical_group_list: Nature, Agriculture

etymology: Old English 'ortgeard' (enclosed garden)

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English

etymological_family: Germanic

register: vernacular


morpheme_key: orchestr

morpheme: orchestr

morpheme_head: orchestr

affix_form: -orchestr-

meaning_definition: to arrange | to direct | dance-related arrangement

example_words_list_1: orchestra, orchestrate, orchestration

categorical_group_list: Action, Organization

etymology: Greek orchesis 'dance' + rhein 'arrange'


morpheme_key: orchid

morpheme: orchid

morpheme_head: orchid

affix_form: -orchid-

meaning_definition: male reproductive organ | a flowering plant

example_words_list_1: cryptorchid, orchid, orchidotomy, orchiectomy, orchitis

example_words_corpus: orchids | orchidlike | orchidology | orchidarium | orchidomania | orchidaceous

etymology: Greek ὄρχις (orchis)


morpheme_key: orchis

morpheme: orchis

morpheme_head: orchis

affix_form: -orchis-

meaning_definition: orchid | orchidaceous

example_words_list_1: orchid, orchidaceous, orchis

example_words_corpus: orchises | parorchis

categorical_group_list: Botany, Nature

etymology: Greek ὄρχις (orchis) 'orchid'


morpheme_key: ord

morpheme: ord

morpheme_head: ord

affix_form: -ord-

allomorphs: ordi

meaning_definition: commence | interlace | arrange | organize

example_words_list_1: order, ordinary, ordination, coordinate

example_words_corpus: ords

related_morphemes: ordi / ordi

categorical_group_list: Sequence, Arrangement, Beginning

etymology: Latin ordo (genitive ordinis) 'row, line, series, rank'


morpheme_key: ordain

morpheme: ordain

morpheme_head: ordain

affix_form: -ordain-

meaning_definition: to decree | to confer | to appoint

example_words_list_1: ordination, ordainment, reordain

example_words_corpus: ordains | ordained | reordain | ordainer | coordain | ordainee

categorical_group_list: Order, Authority, Decree

etymology: Latin ordinare 'to set in order, arrange', from ordo 'row, line, order'


morpheme_key: order

morpheme: order

morpheme_head: order

affix_form: -order-

meaning_definition: arrangement | sequence | command | state of being

example_words_list_1: disorder, preorder, reorder, border

example_words_corpus: orderly | ordered | reorder | inorder | orderer | unorder

categorical_group_list: Structure, Arrangement, Authority

etymology: Latin 'ordo' (genitive 'ordinis') meaning 'row, line, series, rank, command'


morpheme_key: ordin

morpheme: ordin

morpheme_head: ordin

affix_form: ordin-

sense_label: order, rank, arrange, regulate

meaning_definition: order, rank, arrange, regulate

example_words_list_1: coordinal, coordinate, coordination, coordinator, disorder, extraordinaire, extraordinary, grandorder, incoordinate, incoordination, infraorder, inordinate, inordination, insubordinate, insubordination, magnorder, mirorder, ordain, ordainment, order, ordinal, ordinance, ordinand, ordinariate, ordinary, ordinate, ordination, ordinative, ordnance, ornery, parvorder, preordain, preorder, preordination, quasiorder, reordain, reorder, reordination, suborder, subordinary, subordinate, subordination, superordain, superorder, superordinate, superordination

categorical_group_list: Order, Structure, Arrangement

etymology: ōrdō, ordinis

source: Wikidata


morpheme_key: ordnance

morpheme: ordnance

morpheme_head: ordnance

affix_form: -ordnance-

meaning_definition: military supplies | artillery | weapons

example_words_list_1: ordnance

example_words_corpus: ordnances | ordnanceman

categorical_group_list: Warfare, Weaponry

etymology: Middle French 'artillerie', from Italian 'artiglieria'

ancestor_etymon_language: French


morpheme_key: ore

morpheme: ore

morpheme_head: ore

affix_form: -ore-

meaning_definition: mineral | metal-bearing rock

example_words_list_1: ore

example_words_corpus: ores | orebody | oreless | oreshoot | orefield | oreshoots

categorical_group_list: Material, Nature

etymology: Old English 'ora' (ore, precious metal), from Proto-Germanic '*auram', from Latin 'aurum' (gold)

etymological_family: other


morpheme_key: oregano

morpheme: oregano

morpheme_head: oregano

affix_form: -oregano-

meaning_definition: oregano | herb

example_words_list_1: oregano

categorical_group_list: Plants, Herbs

etymology: Greek origano, from origanon 'joy of the mountain'


morpheme_key: orestes

morpheme: orestes

morpheme_head: orestes

affix_form: -orestes-

meaning_definition: one who stands | one who dwells

example_words_list_1: Orestes

categorical_group_list: Agent, Person

etymology: Greek name Orestes, from orein 'to dwell' or 'to stand' + -etes


morpheme_key: orexia

morpheme: orexia

morpheme_head: orexia

affix_form: -orexia

allomorphs: -orexia

meaning_definition: appetite | hunger

example_words_list_1: anorexia, parorexia

example_words_list_2: anorexia, parorexia

categorical_group_list: Physiology, Sensation

ancestor_etymon: ὀρέγειν  OED

etymology: From Greek orexis 'desire, appetite', from oregesthai 'to desire'.


morpheme_key: org

morpheme: org

morpheme_head: org

affix_form: org-

sense_label: work

meaning_definition: work | effect

example_words_list_1: organ, organic, organize, organist, organology

example_words_corpus: orgs

categorical_group_list: Action, Agency, Instrument

etymology: ϝέργον (wérgon) | έργον (érgon) | ἐργάτης (ergátēs) | ὄργανον (órganon) | ὀργανικός (organikós) | ὄργια (órgia)


morpheme_key: organ

morpheme: organ

morpheme_head: organ

affix_form: -organ-

allomorphs: organo

sense_label: tool

meaning_definition: tool | instrument | implement | organ (biological)

example_words_list_1: organ, organic, organism, organology, organist, organometallic

example_words_corpus: organs | organist | organoid | organule | organity | organelle

categorical_group_list: Instrumentality, Biology

etymology: ὄργανον (órganon)


morpheme_key: orgasm

morpheme: orgasm

morpheme_head: orgasm

affix_form: orgasm

meaning_definition: A creamy white alcoholic cocktail made with amaretto, Irish cream, and coffee liqueur | A type of drink named for its creamy texture and combination of ingredients

example_words_list_1: orgasms | orgasmic | orgasmer | orgasmers | anorgasmic | orgasmless


morpheme_key: orgy

morpheme: orgy

morpheme_head: orgy

affix_form: orgy

meaning_definition: A gathering for group sexual activity | A social event involving collective sexual indulgence

example_words_list_1: orgies | fourgie | fourgies

example_words_corpus: orgies | fourgie | fourgies

etymology: Derived from Greek 'orgia', originally referring to religious rites, but now used for group sexual gatherings.

register: pejorative


morpheme_key: ori

morpheme: ori

morpheme_head: ori

affix_form: ori-

sense_label: rise

meaning_definition: rise

example_words_list_1: origin, orient, original, orientate

categorical_group_list: Motion, Emergence

etymology: oriri | ortus


morpheme_key: orient

morpheme: orient

morpheme_head: orient

affix_form: -orient-

meaning_definition: direction | position | alignment

example_words_list_1: orientation, orient, disorient, reorient

example_words_corpus: orients | oriental | oriented | reorient | orienter | orientate

categorical_group_list: Direction, Position, Spatial

etymology: Latin oriens (genitive orientis) 'rising, east', present participle of oriri 'to rise'


morpheme_key: orifice

morpheme: orifice

morpheme_head: orifice

affix_form: -orifice-

meaning_definition: opening | hole | passage

example_words_list_1: orifice

example_words_corpus: orifices

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Physicality, Space

etymology: Latin orificium, from oriri 'to rise, emerge' (referring to an opening from which something emerges)


morpheme_key: origin

morpheme: origin

morpheme_head: origin

affix_form: -origin-

meaning_definition: start, initial stage | source, earliest phase

example_words_list_1: aborigine, aboriginal, origin, original, originate

example_words_corpus: origins | originate | originator | originated | originates | originless

related_morphemes: part of or1 / or

categorical_group_list: Beginning, Primacy, Source

etymology: Latin originem (nominative origo) 'a rising, source, beginning', from oriri 'to rise'


morpheme_key: oriri

morpheme: oriri

morpheme_head: oriri

affix_form: ori

allomorphs: ori

meaning_definition: ascend | arise

example_words_list_1: origin, original

example_words_list_2: origin, original

etymology: Latin oriri 'to rise, be born', from Proto-Indo-European *h₂er- 'to fit'


morpheme_key: orium

morpheme: orium

morpheme_head: orium

affix_form: -orium

meaning_definition: place

example_words_list_1: aquarium | auditorium | delirium

example_words_list_2: aquarium, auditorium, delirium

example_words_corpus: vaporium | vaporiums | maggotorium | infantorium | maggotoriums | infantoriums

categorical_group_list: Location, Space

etymology: Latin neuter suffix -orium, derived from the adjectival suffix -orius (meaning 'pertaining to'), used to form nouns denoting a place associated with the action of the verb stem.


morpheme_key: orn

morpheme: orn

morpheme_head: orn, ornith

affix_form: orn

allomorphs: ornith

sense_label: bird

meaning_definition: avian | feathered creature | winged animal

example_words_list_1: ornithology, ornithologist, ornithine

example_words_corpus: orns

categorical_group_list: Fauna, Biology

etymology: Greek ornis, ornith- 'bird'


morpheme_head: orn

affix_form: orn-

sense_label: decorate

meaning_definition: enhance with ornamentation | supply with essentials | beautify with embellishment

example_words_list_1: adorn | adornment | ornament | ornamental | ornamentation | ornate | ornative | ornature | suborn | subornation

categorical_group_list: Decoration, Appearance

etymology: ōrnāre


morpheme_key: ornament

morpheme: ornament

morpheme_head: ornament

affix_form: -ornament-

meaning_definition: decoration | adornment | embellishment

example_words_list_1: ornamental, ornamentation, ornamented

categorical_group_list: Decoration, Aesthetics

etymology: Latin ornatus, past participle of ornare 'to equip, decorate'


morpheme_key: ornate

morpheme: ornate

morpheme_head: ornate

affix_form: -ornate-

meaning_definition: decorated | elaborate | complex

example_words_list_1: ornate, ornamentation, adorn

example_words_corpus: ornated | ornates | inornate | unornate | ornateness

categorical_group_list: Appearance, Decoration


morpheme_key: ornery

morpheme: ornery

morpheme_head: ornery

affix_form: -ornery-

meaning_definition: bad-tempered | irritable | stubborn

example_words_list_1: ornery, orneryness

categorical_group_list: Personality, Temperament

etymology: Middle English ornari, from Old French orner 'to adorn', from Latin ornare 'to equip, furnish'

ancestor_etymon_language: English


morpheme_key: ornis

morpheme: ornis

morpheme_head: ornis

affix_form: ornis

meaning_definition: avian creature | feathered animal

example_words_list_1: ornithology | ichthyornis | notornis | Ornithischia | ornithopod | ornithopter

categorical_group_list: Animal

etymology: Greek orthos : straight, correct


morpheme_key: ornith

morpheme: ornith

morpheme_head: ornith

affix_form: ornith

allomorphs: ornitho

meaning_definition: bird

example_words_list_1: ornithology, ornithology, ornithopter

example_words_list_2: Examples: ornithischian ("bird-hipped") | Ornithocheirus ("bird-hand") | Eoconfuciusornis ("Confucius's dawn bird") | Avernus | ornithology | ornithomancy | ornithorhynchus | ornithosis

example_words_corpus: ornithichnite | ornithichnites

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific

ancestor_etymon: ὄρνις, ὄρνιθος (órnis, órnithos)

etymology: ὄρνις | ὄρνιθος (órnis | órnithos)

ancestor_etymon_language: Ancient Greek | Greek

pronunciation: /oʊ̯rnɪs/, /oʊ̯rnɪθ/, /oʊ̯rnɪθoʊ̯/

source: Wikipedia


morpheme_key: oro

morpheme: oro

morpheme_head: oro

affix_form: oro-

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective,noun

meaning_definition: mouth | relating to the mouth

example_words_list_1: oral, oratory, orifice, oration, orator

example_words_corpus: oronym | orogeny | orology | oronymy | orogenic | orofecal

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Orality

ancestor_etymon: ōr-  OED

etymology: oro- comb. form2 < classical Latin ōr- | ōs mouth OED | Latin ōs | ōris | mouth

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED

source: MorphoQuantics | Stein


morpheme_key: orph

morpheme: orph

morpheme_head: orph

affix_form: -orph-

affix_type: interfix

meaning_definition: child | offspring

example_words_list_1: etorphine | nalorphine | acetorphine | alletorphine | pentamorphone | diacetylnalorphine

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Biological state

etymology: Greek orphanos 'bereft, orphaned'

source: Wiktionary


morpheme_key: orphan

morpheme: orphan

morpheme_head: orphan

affix_form: orphan-

sense_label: bereft

meaning_definition: bereft | deprived | lacking

example_words_list_1: orphan

example_words_list_2: orphan

example_words_corpus: orphans | orphaned | orphancy | orphanry | orphanage | orphaning

categorical_group_list: Deprivation, Loss

etymology: ὀρφανός (orphanós), ὀρφανότης


morpheme_key: orpheus

morpheme: orpheus

morpheme_head: orpheus

affix_form: -orpheus-

meaning_definition: Orpheus (mythological figure) | poet | musician

example_words_list_1: Orphic, Orphism, Orphic mystery

categorical_group_list: Mythology, Proper Name, Arts

etymology: Greek Orpheus (mythological figure)


morpheme_key: orphic

morpheme: orphic

morpheme_head: orphic

affix_form: -orphic-

meaning_definition: mysterious | entrancing | related to Orpheus

example_words_list_1: orphic, orphism

categorical_group_list: Mythology, Mysticism

etymology: Greek Orphikos 'of Orpheus'


morpheme_key: ort

morpheme: ort

morpheme_head: ort

affix_form: ort-

meaning_definition: rise

example_words_list_1: orient, orientation, orientate

categorical_group_list: Motion, Emergence

etymology: oriri, ortus


morpheme_key: ortho

morpheme: orth(o)

morpheme_head: orth(o)

affix_form: orth-

allomorphs: orth | orthos

sense_label: straight

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational prefix affix morpheme

meaning_definition: linear | proper | vertical

example_words_list_1: orthodox | orthopaedics | orthography | orthodontist | orthopedic | orthogenesis | orthodontics | orthotropic | orthocenter | orthocentric | orthodontia | orthodontic | orthodoxy | orthographic | ortholog | orthologous | orthonym | orthoscope | orthosis | orthostat | orthostyle | orthotic | anorthite | orthochromatic | orthoclase | orthognathic | orthogonal | Orthoptera | orthotics

example_words_corpus: orthogon | orthonym | orthopox | orthopia | orthology | orthogons

categorical_group_list: Descriptives | Attribute adder

ancestor_etymon: ὀρθο-  OED | ortho

etymology: Greek orthos 'straight, correct'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek  OED | Greek

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


morpheme_key: orthicon

morpheme: orthicon

morpheme_head: orthicon

affix_form: -orthicon-

meaning_definition: writing | letter | character

example_words_list_1: orthography, orthographic, orthograph

categorical_group_list: Writing, Language, Core concept

etymology: Greek orthos 'correct' + graphein 'to write'


morpheme_key: orwell

morpheme: orwell

morpheme_head: orwell

affix_form: -orwell-

meaning_definition: dystopian | totalitarian | surveillance-oriented

example_words_list_1: orwellian

example_words_corpus: Orwellianism

categorical_group_list: Eponym, Literary, Political

etymology: Eponym from George Orwell, author of '1984'


morpheme_key: ory

morpheme: ory

morpheme_head: ory

affix_form: -ory

morpheme_subtype: forms:adjective | noun

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective | noun

meaning_definition: location where | associated with | marked by | doer of

example_words_list_1: factory,atory,ory,itory

example_words_list_2: accusatory | inflammatory | preparatory | conservatory | laboratory | signatory | contributory | introductory | statutory | accessory | depository | refectory | amatory | dormitory | adulatory | olfactory | respiratory | ambulatory

categorical_group_list: Relational, Nominalization, Adjectival

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

etymology: OED '-ory' | suffix2 < classical Latin -ōrius | -ōria | -ōrium  ...suffix forming nouns ... adjectives OED | suffix1  < classical Latin -ōria  OED


morpheme_key: oryz

morpheme: oryz

morpheme_head: oryz

affix_form: oryz-

sense_label: rice

meaning_definition: rice

example_words_list_1: Oryza, Oryzomys, rice, risotto

example_words_list_2: Oryza, Oryzomys, rice, risotto

categorical_group_list: Food, Botany

etymology: ὄρυζα (óruza), ὀρύζιον


morpheme_key: os

morpheme: os

morpheme_head: os

affix_form: os-

sense_label: against

meaning_definition: against | towards | in the way of

example_words_list_1: obstacle, obstruct, obstinate

categorical_group_list: Opposition, Direction

etymology: ob

source: Wiktionary | Wikidata


morpheme_head: osteo

affix_form: os

allomorphs: osteo

sense_label: bone

meaning_definition: skeletal component

example_words_list_1: osteoporosis, osteopathy, osteoblast

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biological structure

etymology: Greek osteon 'bone'


affix_form: False

sense_label: god

meaning_definition: deity

example_words_list_1: Osbert, Oscar, Osmond, Oswald

example_words_list_2: Osbert, Oscar, Osmond, Oswald

categorical_group_list: Deity, Divinity

etymology: Old English 'os' meaning god


affix_form: -os-

meaning_definition: oral cavity | aperture

example_words_list_1: os, oscitancy, oscular, osculate, osculum, ostiary, ostiole, ostium

related_morphemes: or3 / or / : osti / osti

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Aperture

etymology: Latin os (genitiveoris) 'mouth'

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


affix_form: -os

sense_label: nounify

morpheme_subtype: forms:noun, adjective

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: noun, adjective

meaning_definition: nounify

example_words_list_1: chaos, cosmos, thermos

example_words_list_2: chaos, cosmos, thermos

categorical_group_list: Nominalization, Grammatical marker

etymology: Greek -ος (ending for masculine/neuter nouns)


morpheme_key: oscill

morpheme: oscill

morpheme_head: oscill

affix_form: oscill-

allomorphs: oscilla

meaning_definition: move back and forth | repetitive back-and-forth movement | vibratory motion

example_words_list_1: oscillate | oscillation | oscillator | oscillatory | oscilloscope

categorical_group_list: Motion, Repetition

etymology: Latin oscillare 'to swing, sway' (from oscillum 'hanging ornament, mask')


morpheme_key: ose

morpheme: ose

morpheme_head: ose

affix_form: -ose

sense_label: sugar

meaning_definition: sweet substance | organic compound

example_words_list_1: cellulose | glucose | sucrose | dextrose | fructose | lactose | levulose | maltose | ribose

example_words_corpus: oses | biose | diose | hamose | hexose | triose

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Biochemistry

ancestor_etymon: glucose  OED

etymology: Greek -ose (suffix used in chemical nomenclature)

ancestor_etymon_language: Modern English OED


morpheme_key: osier

morpheme: osier

morpheme_head: osier

affix_form: -osier-

meaning_definition: willow | willow tree

example_words_list_1: osier, osier-basket

example_words_corpus: osiers | osiered

categorical_group_list: Nature, Botany

etymology: Old English 'osier' (willow twig/branch)


morpheme_key: osis

morpheme: osis

morpheme_head: osis

affix_form: -osis

allomorphs: -osis

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun

meaning_definition: situation | status | procedure

example_words_list_1: myxomatosis | psychosis | thrombosis | Harlequin type ichthyosis | osteoporosis | genesis | hypnosis | neurosis | osmosis | halitosis | cirrhosis | cyanosis | metamorphosis | mitosis | narcosis | sclerosis

example_words_corpus: pyosis | zymosis | zygosis | xerosis | ketosis | mycosis

categorical_group_list: Condition, Process, Medical

ancestor_etymon: -ωσις  OED

etymology: Greek -osis (process, state, condition)


morpheme_key: osity

morpheme: osity

morpheme_head: osity

affix_form: -osity

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective

meaning_definition: form noun

example_words_list_1: adiposity | animosity | bellicosity | callosity | carnosity | viscosity | curiosity | fibrosity | generosity | globosity | glutinosity | graciosity | grandiosity | monstrosity

categorical_group_list: State, Quality, Condition

etymology: From Latin -ōsitās (genitive -ōsitātis), formed from the stem of adjectives ending in -ōsus (abundant in) + the suffix -tās (state, condition)

ancestor_etymon_language: French from Latin OED


morpheme_key: osm

morpheme: osm

morpheme_head: osm

affix_form: osm-

allomorphs: osmi

sense_label: push, thrust

meaning_definition: push, thrust

example_words_list_1: osmometry, osmosis, osmostat, osmotic

example_words_list_2: osmometry, osmosis, osmostat, osmotic

categorical_group_list: Motion, Pressure, Physics

etymology: ὠσμός (ōsmós)


morpheme_key: osmium

morpheme: osmium

morpheme_head: osmium

affix_form: -osmium-

allomorphs: osmio

meaning_definition: osmium (element)

example_words_list_1: osmium, osmate, osmic

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Elements

etymology: Greek osme "smell" (referring to the odor of osmium tetroxide)


morpheme_key: osmo

morpheme: osmo

morpheme_head: osmo

affix_form: osmo-

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective | noun | various

meaning_definition: force forward | drive forcefully | osmosis | scent

example_words_list_1: osmosis, osmotic, osmometer

example_words_corpus: osmology | osmometer | osmometry | osmophile | osmograph | osmolytic

categorical_group_list: Pressure, Sensation

ancestor_etymon: ὠσμός OED | ὀσμή  OED

etymology: Greek 'osmē' meaning 'smell, scent'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek | Greek  OED


morpheme_key: osmosis

morpheme: osmosis

morpheme_head: osmosis

affix_form: -osmosis-

meaning_definition: gradual assimilation | diffusion | absorption

example_words_list_1: osmosis

example_words_corpus: exosmosis | zoosmosis | diosmosis | endosmosis | chemosmosis | chemiosmosis

categorical_group_list: Process, Movement, Biology

etymology: Greek osmos 'a push, thrust' + -sis (process)


morpheme_key: osmotic

morpheme: osmotic

morpheme_head: osmotic

affix_form: -osmotic-

meaning_definition: osmose | osmosis | pressure | push

example_words_list_1: osmotic, osmosis, osmotically

categorical_group_list: Process, Physical science

etymology: Greek osmos 'a push, pressure'


morpheme_key: osseo

morpheme: osseo

morpheme_head: osseo

affix_form: osseo-

meaning_definition: bone | bony

example_words_list_1: osseophilic | osseointegrate | osseointegrated | osseointegrates | osseoperception | osseointegrating

etymology: Greek ossein 'bone'


morpheme_key: ossi

morpheme: ossi

morpheme_head: ossi

affix_form: ossi-

allomorphs: oss

example_words_list_1: peripheral ossifying fibroma, osseous

example_words_list_2: peripheral ossifying fibroma, osseous

example_words_corpus: ossiform | ossicusp | ossiphagy | ossicusps

categorical_group_list: Body Parts and Substances

etymology: Latin os, oss- 'bone'


morpheme_key: oste

morpheme: oste

morpheme_head: oste

affix_form: oste-

meaning_definition: skeletal element | osseous part

example_words_list_1: osteology, osteoporosis, osteoblast, osteophyte

related_morphemes: oss / oss

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

etymology: From Greek 'osteon' meaning 'bone'


morpheme_key: ostensible

morpheme: ostensible

morpheme_head: ostensible

affix_form: -ostensible-

meaning_definition: apparent | seeming | visible

example_words_list_1: ostensible, ostensibly

categorical_group_list: Perception, Appearance

etymology: Latin ostendere 'to show, display', from ob- 'toward' + tendere 'to stretch'


morpheme_key: ostent

morpheme: ostent

morpheme_head: ostent

affix_form: -ostent-

meaning_definition: showing | displaying | visible

example_words_list_1: ostentatious, ostentation

example_words_corpus: ostents

categorical_group_list: Visibility, Presentation

etymology: From Latin ostentus, past participle of ostendere 'to show, display', composed of ob- 'toward' + tendere 'to stretch'.


morpheme_key: osti

morpheme: osti

morpheme_head: osti

affix_form: osti-

meaning_definition: entry point | portal | aperture

example_words_list_1: ostiary | ostiolar | ostiole | ostium | ostium unrelated: stom / ostomy.

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Physicality, Access

etymology: Latin ostium 'door, gate, mouth of a river'


morpheme_key: ostler

morpheme: ostler

morpheme_head: ostler

affix_form: -ostler-

meaning_definition: one who tends | keeper of | attendant

example_words_list_1: ostler, ostlers

categorical_group_list: Agent, Occupation

etymology: Middle English ostlere, from ost (host) + -ler

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle English


morpheme_key: ostomy

morpheme: ostomy

morpheme_head: ostomy

affix_form: -ostomy

meaning_definition: create opening

example_words_list_1: colostomy | enterostomy | gastroenterostomy | gastrostomy | ileostomy | jejunostomy | tracheostomy | vasovasostomy

example_words_list_2: colostomy, enterostomy, gastroenterostomy, gastrostomy, ileostomy, jejunostomy, tracheostomy, vasovasostomy

categorical_group_list: Medical, Anatomical, Process

etymology: Greek -stoma 'mouth, opening' + -ia (suffix)


morpheme_key: ostosis

morpheme: ostosis

morpheme_head: ostosis

affix_form: -ostosis

meaning_definition: condition of | formation of | swelling

categorical_group_list: Medical, Condition, Pathology

etymology: Greek -osis (process, state, condition) + osteon (bone)


morpheme_key: ostrac

morpheme: ostrac

morpheme_head: ostrac

affix_form: ostrac-

meaning_definition: hard outer covering | resembling a shell

example_words_list_1: Entomostraca | Leptostraca | Malacostraca | ostracism | ostracize | ostracod | ostracoderm | ostracon | periostracum | entomostracan | malacostracan

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Zoology, Biology

etymology: ὄστρειον (óstreion) | ὀστρακίζω (ostrakízō) | ὄστρακον (óstrakon) | Greek ōtos | gen of ous : ear

source: Cognatarium | Wiktionary


morpheme_key: ostreo

morpheme: ostreo

morpheme_head: ostreo

affix_form: ostreo-

allomorphs: ostre

meaning_definition: oyster

example_words_list_1: ostreolith | ostreoliths | ostreophagous

categorical_group_list: Biology, Marine life

etymology: From Greek ostreon 'shell, oyster'


morpheme_key: ot

morpheme: ot

morpheme_head: ot

affix_form: ot-

sense_label: ear

meaning_definition: organ of hearing | auditory structure

example_words_list_1: anotia | Aotus | microtia | Myosotis | otalgia | otic | otitis | otocephaly | otocleisis | otoconium | otocyst | otodynia | otolith | otology | otopathy | otophyma | otoplasty | otorhinology | otorrhea | otosclerosis | otoscope | otoscopy | ototomy | parotic | parotid | periotic | synotia | otolaryngology

example_words_corpus: otitis | otitic | otology | otalgia | otalgic | otolith

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Sensory organs

etymology: Greek ōt- (stem of ōt 'ear')


morpheme_key: other

morpheme: other

morpheme_head: other

affix_form: -other-

meaning_definition: other | another | different

example_words_list_1: other, another, otherwise, otherworldly, otherness

example_words_corpus: others | another | otherly | otherer | otherkin | othering

categorical_group_list: Difference, Alteration, Otherness

etymology: Latin alter 'the other (of two)' or alius 'other, another'


morpheme_key: oti

morpheme: oti

morpheme_head: oti

affix_form: -oti-

meaning_definition: comfort | free time

example_words_list_1: negotiate, otiose

example_words_list_2: negotiate, otiose

categorical_group_list: State, Condition

etymology: Latin otiosus 'leisurely, idle', from otium 'leisure'


morpheme_key: otic

morpheme: otic

morpheme_head: otic

affix_form: -otic

allomorphs: -otic1 | -otic2

meaning_definition: pertaining to | characterized by | condition of

example_words_list_1: otic, otology, otoscope, otitis, otalgia

example_words_list_2: nectroic | neurotic | psychotic | narcotic | neurotics | psychotics | abiotic | acanthotic | acapnotic | acidotic | actinomycotic | aerobiotic | agrypnotic | albinotic | alkalotic | amaurotic | ameiotic | amitotic | amniotic | amphibiotic | amphiprotic

example_words_corpus: zootic | diotic | chaotic | entotic | epiotic | prootic

categorical_group_list: Relational, Adjectival

ancestor_etymon: -ωτικός  OED

etymology: < ancient Greek -ωτικός < nouns in -ώτης  ... | or adjectives in -ωτός  ... + -ικός -ic suffix OED


morpheme_key: otiose

morpheme: otiose

morpheme_head: otiose

affix_form: -otiose-

meaning_definition: useless | serving no purpose | inactive

example_words_list_1: otiose, otiosity

example_words_corpus: otiosely | otioseness

categorical_group_list: State, Utility

etymology: Latin otiosus 'idle, leisurely', from otium 'leisure'


morpheme_key: oto

morpheme: oto

morpheme_head: oto

affix_form: oto-

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: various

meaning_definition: ear | ears | related to the ear

example_words_list_1: anotia | Aotus | microtia | Myosotis | otalgia | otic | otitis | otocephaly | otocleisis | otoconium | otocyst | otodynia | otolith | otology | otopathy | otophyma | otoplasty | otorhinology | otorrhea | otosclerosis | otoscope | otoscopy | ototomy | parotic | parotid | periotic | synotia | otosis

example_words_corpus: otocone | otoscope | otogenic | Otolemur | otocones | otometry

ancestor_etymon: ὠτο-  OED

etymology: οὖς | ὠτός (oûs | ōtós) | < ancient Greek ὠτο- | combining form...of ὠτ- | οὖς ear OED | Greek οὖς | ὠτ- (oûs | ōt-) | the ear

source: MorphoQuantics | Wikipedia | Stein


morpheme_key: otomy

morpheme: otomy

morpheme_head: otomy

affix_form: -otomy

allomorphs: -tomy--otomy

meaning_definition: a procedure involving a cut | a cutting into the body part indicated by the first element

example_words_list_1: appendectomy, tracheotomy, laparotomy

example_words_corpus: mastotomy | frenotomy | hymenotomy | canalotomy | ureterotomy | achillotomy

categorical_group_list: Medical, Action

ancestor_etymon: -τομία  OED

etymology: < Greek -τομία ... used to form abstract nouns from adjs. in -τομος cutting OED


morpheme_key: ottawa

morpheme: ottawa

morpheme_head: ottawa

affix_form: -ottawa-

meaning_definition: Ottawa (city) | Algonquian people

example_words_list_1: Ottawa, Ottawa River, Ottawa Valley

categorical_group_list: Proper noun, Geography, Ethnonym

etymology: From the Ottawa word 'adawe' meaning 'to trade' or 'to speak', referring to the Algonquian people who lived there.

ancestor_etymon_language: Ottawa (Algonquian)


morpheme_key: otter

morpheme: otter

morpheme_head: otter

affix_form: -otter-

meaning_definition: semi-aquatic mammal

example_words_list_1: otter

example_words_corpus: otterskins

categorical_group_list: Animals, Mammals

etymology: Middle English otter, from Old English oter


morpheme_key: otto

morpheme: otto

morpheme_head: otto

affix_form: -otto-

meaning_definition: eight

example_words_list_1: octagon, octopus, octet, octal, octagon

example_words_corpus: Ottonian

categorical_group_list: Number, Cardinal number

etymology: Latin 'octo' meaning eight


morpheme_key: ottoman

morpheme: ottoman

morpheme_head: ottoman

affix_form: -ottoman-

meaning_definition: relating to the Ottoman Empire or its people

example_words_list_1: Ottoman, Ottomanism

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Historical, Adjectival

etymology: derived from the name Osman (Uthman)

ancestor_etymon_language: Turkish


morpheme_key: ought

morpheme: ought

morpheme_head: ought

affix_form: -ought-

meaning_definition: past tense of think | past participle of think

example_words_list_1: thought, bethought

example_words_corpus: oughts | oughteth | oughtest

categorical_group_list: Cognition, Time

etymology: Old English āht, past tense of ān 'to bind, oblige', from Proto-Germanic *ahtan, from PIE *ag- 'to drive, draw out'


morpheme_key: ounce

morpheme: ounce

morpheme_head: ounce

affix_form: -ounce-

meaning_definition: unit of weight | small amount

example_words_list_1: ounce

example_words_corpus: ounces | ouncer | ouncers

categorical_group_list: Measurement, Quantity

etymology: Latin uncia 'one twelfth, ounce'


morpheme_key: our

morpheme: our

morpheme_head: our

affix_form: -our-

sense_label: we

meaning_definition: we | us

example_words_list_1: ours, ourself, ourtime

example_words_corpus: ours | ourself

categorical_group_list: Pronoun, Possessive, Personal

etymology: Old English 'ūre', genitive of 'wē' (we), from Proto-Germanic '*wīz'


morpheme_key: ours

morpheme: ours

morpheme_head: ours

affix_form: -ours-

meaning_definition: possessive pronoun (plural) | belonging to us

example_words_list_1: ours, our's

categorical_group_list: Pronoun, Possessive, Determiner

etymology: From Old English 'ūre', genitive of 'wē' (we), derived from Proto-Germanic '*wīnaz', from Proto-Indo-European '*wey- (to turn, bend).


morpheme_key: ous

morpheme: ous

morpheme_head: ous

affix_form: -ous

morpheme_subtype: forms:adjective | adjective/adverb

derivational_or_inflectional: derivational

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: noun | 0

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: adjective | adjective/adverb

meaning_definition: related to | characterized by | comprising or marked by the first element's meaning | abundant in | exhibiting | defined by

example_words_list_1: joyous, dangerous, enormous, poisonous

example_words_corpus: hamous | joyous | aurous | iodous | amyous | garous

categorical_group_list: Adjectival, Quality, Abundance

ancestor_etymon: -ōsus, -ōsa, -ōsum OED

etymology: From Greek -ousios, from -ousa (feminine of -ous, present participle of eimi 'to be') + -ios

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED | ...


morpheme_key: oust

morpheme: oust

morpheme_head: oust

affix_form: -oust-

meaning_definition: drive out | expel | remove

example_words_list_1: oust, ousted, ousting

example_words_corpus: ousts | ouster | ousted | oustee | ousting | oustees

categorical_group_list: Removal, Motion

etymology: Old French oustier 'to drive out'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French


morpheme_key: out

morpheme: out

morpheme_head: out

affix_form: out-

sense_label: beyond

parts_of_speech_this_morpheme_can_join_onto: adjective | verb | noun

part_of_speech_created_by_this_suffix: not suffix | preposition

meaning_definition: past | away from the center | not internal

example_words_list_1: outward, outspread, outlive

example_words_corpus: outy | outs | dout | outdo | outie | outer

related_morphemes: ut2 / ut

categorical_group_list: Direction designator | preposition-like

ancestor_etymon: out | ūt | ūte OED

etymology: Old English 'ūt' meaning 'out, outward, outside', from Proto-Germanic '*ūtaz', from Proto-Indo-European '*h₂uṯ' meaning 'out, out of'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English OED

source: Cognatarium | MorphoQuantics | Wikipedia


morpheme_key: outre

morpheme: outre

morpheme_head: outre

affix_form: -outre-

allomorphs: outr

meaning_definition: beyond | excess | outside

example_words_list_1: outreach, outrageous, outré

categorical_group_list: Spatial, Degree, Excess

etymology: Latin 'ultra' meaning 'beyond'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin


morpheme_key: ouzo

morpheme: ouzo

morpheme_head: ouzo

affix_form: -ouzo-

meaning_definition: anise-flavored Greek liqueur

example_words_list_1: ouzo

example_words_corpus: ouzos

categorical_group_list: Food, Beverage, Substance

etymology: Greek ouzo (ούζο), derived from 'ouzo' (anise-flavored)

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek


morpheme_key: ov

morpheme: ov

morpheme_head: ov

affix_form: -ov-

sense_label: egg

meaning_definition: egg | eggs | ova

example_words_list_1: obovate | oval | ovarian | ovariole | ovary | ovate | ovicapsule | ovicidal | ovicide | oviduct | oviferous | oviform | oviposition | ovipositor | ovolo | ovular | ovulation | ovulatory | ovule | ovum | pluriovulate

categorical_group_list: Body Parts and Substances

etymology: ovum


morpheme_key: ova

morpheme: ova

morpheme_head: ova

affix_form: ova-

meaning_definition: egg

example_words_list_1: obovate, oval, ovarian, ovariole, ovary, ovate, ovicapsule, ovicidal, ovicide, oviduct, oviferous, oviform, oviposition, ovipositor, ovolo, ovular, ovulation, ovulatory, ovule, ovum, pluriovulate

categorical_group_list: Biology, Reproduction


morpheme_key: ovario

morpheme: ovari(o)

morpheme_head: ovari(o)

affix_form: ovari-

sense_label: ovary

meaning_definition: ovary

example_words_list_1: ovarian, ovariectomy

etymology: From Latin 'ovarium' (seed vessel, ovary), derived from 'ovum' meaning 'egg'.


morpheme: ovario

morpheme_head: ovario

affix_form: ovario-

sense_label: of or pertaining to the ovaries

meaning_definition: of or pertaining to the ovaries

example_words_list_1: ovariectomy

example_words_list_2: ovariectomy

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: Latin ovarium 'womb, uterus'


morpheme_key: ovation

morpheme: ovation

morpheme_head: ovation

affix_form: -ovation-

meaning_definition: act of calling | shouting | acclaiming

example_words_list_1: ovation, ovationally

example_words_corpus: ovations | ovational | ovationary

categorical_group_list: Action, Sound, Praise

etymology: Latin ovare 'to exult, shout joy'


morpheme_key: oven

morpheme: oven

morpheme_head: oven

affix_form: -oven-

meaning_definition: cooking chamber | heating device

example_words_list_1: oven

example_words_corpus: ovenfuls | ovenbirds | ovenwares

categorical_group_list: Culinary, Heat, Tool

etymology: Old English ofwan 'to bake'

ancestor_etymon_language: Old English


morpheme_key: over

morpheme: over

morpheme_head: over

affix_form: over-

sense_label: Above

meaning_definition: higher than | overstated | in excess | past a limit | exceeding | outperforming | elevated | beyond the upper part | ascending beyond | overcoming | too much

example_words_list_1: English verbs prefixed with over- (47 e) | 2172 e) | English nouns prefixed with over- (1 e) | English adjectives prefixed with over- (67 e) | over-budget | overdraught | over-optimistic | overflow | overpower | oversee | overreact | overact | overbearing | overconfident | overstock | overexcited | overlook

example_words_corpus: overs | overdo | overly | overgo | overeat | overlie

categorical_group_list: Position indicator | preposition-like

ancestor_etymon: over | ufar  OED

etymology: Old English ofer, from Proto-Germanic *uberi, from Proto-Indo-European *upo 'up, up from under'

ancestor_etymon_language: Gothic  OED | English

source: Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Wikipedia | OED


morpheme_key: overt

morpheme: overt

morpheme_head: overt

affix_form: -overt-

meaning_definition: a gap | the action of opening

example_words_list_1: overt, overture

example_words_list_2: overt, overture

example_words_corpus: overtly | nonovert | overtness | semiovert

related_morphemes: per2 / per / : compare cover / cover

categorical_group_list: Visibility, Exposure, Opening

etymology: Greek 'ōrā' (to see) or 'ōrē' (opening, boundary)


morpheme_key: ovi

morpheme: ovi

morpheme_head: ovi

affix_form: ovi-

example_words_list_2: obovate, oval, ovarian, ovariole, ovary, ovate, ovicapsule, ovicidal, ovicide, oviduct, oviferous, oviform, oviposition, ovipositor, ovolo, ovular, ovulation, ovulatory, ovule, ovum, pluriovulate

example_words_corpus: oviform | ovitrap | ovitraps | ovistrip | ovivorous | ovistrips


morpheme_key: ovo

morpheme: ovo

morpheme_head: ovo

affix_form: ovo-

meaning_definition: egg | ovum | eggs

example_words_list_1: obovate | oval | ovarian | ovariole | ovary | ovate | ovicapsule | ovicidal | ovicide | oviduct | oviferous | oviform | oviposition | ovipositor | ovolo | ovular | ovulation | ovulatory | ovule | ovum | pluriovulate | ovogenesis | ovomucoid

example_words_corpus: ovothiol | ovopathy | ovotoxin | ovotoxic | ovogenic | ovotestis

ancestor_etymon: ōvum  OED

etymology: From Latin 'ovum' meaning 'egg'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin | Latin  OED

source: Wiktionary | MorphoQuantics | Stein


morpheme_key: ow

morpheme: ow

morpheme_head: ow

affix_form: -ow-

meaning_definition: owl

example_words_list_1: owl, owlet, owlish, barn owl, great horned owl

example_words_corpus: owie | owies

categorical_group_list: Bird, Animal, Nature

etymology: Middle English owle, from Old English ule, from Proto-Germanic *uwalaz

ancestor_etymon_language: English


morpheme_key: owe

morpheme: owe

morpheme_head: owe

affix_form: -owe-

meaning_definition: to be under obligation | to be in debt

example_words_list_1: owe, owed, owing

example_words_corpus: owed | owes | ower | owest | oweth | unowed

categorical_group_list: Obligation, Debt

etymology: Old English awian 'to pay, to discharge a debt'


morpheme_key: owl

morpheme: owl

morpheme_head: owl

affix_form: -owl-

example_words_list_1: owl

example_words_corpus: owls | owly | owlet | owlish | owling | owlets

categorical_group_list: Animals, Nature

etymology: Old English 'ūle'


morpheme_key: own

morpheme: own

morpheme_head: own

affix_form: -own-

meaning_definition: possess | belong to | unilateral control

example_words_list_1: own, ownership, owner

example_words_corpus: owns | owner | owned | disown | owners | ownage

categorical_group_list: Possession, Agency

etymology: Old English eagne 'own, particular'


morpheme_key: ox

morpheme: ox

morpheme_head: ox

affix_form: -ox-

meaning_definition: sharp, pointed

example_words_list_1: acupuncture, acute, acuity, oxymoron

example_words_corpus: oxen | oxeye | oxbow | oxens | oxfly | Oxford

categorical_group_list: Sharpness, Acuity

etymology: ὀξύς (oxús)


morpheme_key: oxa

morpheme: oxa

morpheme_head: oxa

affix_form: oxa-

meaning_definition: oxygen | oxygen-containing

example_words_list_1: loxapine | oxathiine | amoxapine | oxacyclic | nafoxadol | oxadiazole

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Composition

etymology: Greek oxys 'sharp' + -gen 'producing'


morpheme_key: oxacin

morpheme: oxacin

morpheme_head: oxacin

affix_form: -oxacin

meaning_definition: antibiotic | antimicrobial

example_words_list_1: miloxacin | irloxacin

example_words_corpus: miloxacin | irloxacin

categorical_group_list: Medicine, Chemistry

etymology: Greek 'oxys' (sharp/acid) + '-ac' (from acid/acetic)


morpheme_key: oxal

morpheme: oxal

morpheme_head: oxal

affix_form: oxal-

allomorphs: oxalo

meaning_definition: oxalic acid | related to oxalate

example_words_list_1: oxalate, oxalic

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Biology

etymology: Greek oxalis (wood sorrel)


morpheme_key: oxalate

morpheme: oxalate

morpheme_head: oxalate

affix_form: -oxalate-

meaning_definition: salt or ester of oxalic acid

example_words_list_1: oxalate, calcium oxalate

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Organic compounds

etymology: from 'oxalic acid', derived from 'oxalis' (wood sorrel)


morpheme_key: oxaza

morpheme: oxaza

morpheme_head: oxaza

affix_form: oxaza-

meaning_definition: containing oxygen and nitrogen

example_words_list_1: oxazaphosphorines

example_words_corpus: oxazaphosphorines

etymology: Greek oxys 'acid' + azote 'lifeless' (nitrogen)


morpheme_key: oxford

morpheme: oxford

morpheme_head: oxford

affix_form: -oxford-

meaning_definition: the English city | the university located in the city

example_words_list_1: Oxford comma, Oxford English Dictionary, Oxfordshire

example_words_corpus: oxfords

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Location, Institution

etymology: From Old English 'Oxenaford' meaning 'ford for oxen', referring to a crossing point on the River Thames.

source: OED


morpheme_key: oxide

morpheme: oxide

morpheme_head: oxide

affix_form: -oxide-

meaning_definition: oxygen-containing compound

example_words_list_1: dioxide, monoxide, oxide

example_words_corpus: oxides | dioxide | monoxide | trioxide | peroxide | suboxide

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Matter

etymology: Greek oxys 'sharp' + -eidos 'form/resemblance'


morpheme_key: oxifene

morpheme: oxifene

morpheme_head: oxifene

affix_form: -oxifene

meaning_definition: not | without | lacking

example_words_list_1: idoxifene | raloxifene | trioxifene | raloxifenes

categorical_group_list: Negation, Absence, Greek-derived

etymology: Greek a- 'without' + phaino 'to show, appear'


morpheme_key: oxo

morpheme: oxo

morpheme_head: oxo

affix_form: oxo-

meaning_definition: addition of oxygen

example_words_list_1: tetraoxosilicate

example_words_corpus: tetraoxosilicate

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Addition

etymology: Greek oxys 'sharp' via oxy- 'oxygen'


morpheme_key: oxonian

morpheme: oxonian

morpheme_head: oxonian

affix_form: -oxonian-

meaning_definition: pertaining to | individual associated with

example_words_list_1: oxonian

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Locative

etymology: derived from the proper noun Oxford


morpheme_key: oxy

morpheme: oxy

morpheme_head: oxy

affix_form: oxy-

allomorphs: oxi

sense_label: oxygen

meaning_definition: element essential for respiration | existence | core animating force

example_words_list_1: oxygen, oxide, oxidize, oxyacid, oxygraph

example_words_corpus: oxyl | oxyarc | oxygon | oxyacid | oxylith | oxyarcs

related_morphemes: ac / ac

categorical_group_list: Descriptives

ancestor_etymon: ὀξυ- | shortened form of oxygen OED | ὀξυ-  OED

etymology: From Greek 'oxys' (sharp, acid) + 'genes' (born, producer)

source: Wiktionary | Wikipedia | MorphoQuantics | Cognatarium | Wikidata


morpheme_key: oxygen

morpheme: oxygen

morpheme_head: oxygen

affix_form: -oxygen-

meaning_definition: oxygen | acid-former

example_words_list_1: oxygen, ozone, oxyacid, oxytocin, oxygraph

example_words_corpus: oxygens | loxygen | dioxygen | oxygenic | oxygenate | oxygenase

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Element, Vitality

etymology: Greek oxys 'acid' + gen- 'producing'


morpheme_key: oyster

morpheme: oyster

morpheme_head: oyster

affix_form: -oyster-

meaning_definition: mollusk | edible bivalve

example_words_list_1: oyster

example_words_corpus: oystery | oystered | oysterman | oystering | oysterish | oysterless

categorical_group_list: Biology, Food

etymology: Old French 'huistre' or 'ostre'

etymological_family: Romance


morpheme_key: oz

morpheme: oz

morpheme_head: oz

affix_form: oz-

meaning_definition: scent | to detect scent

example_words_list_1: ozocerite | ozone | ozopore | ozaena

example_words_list_2: ozocerite | ozone | ozopore | ozaena

example_words_corpus: Ozzie | Ozploitation

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Olfaction

etymology: Greek ὀζώ (ozō) "to smell"

source: Cognatarium | Wikidata


morpheme_key: ozone

morpheme: ozone

morpheme_head: ozone

affix_form: -ozone-

meaning_definition: odor | smell

example_words_list_1: ozone, ozonosphere, ozonolysis

example_words_corpus: antozone | iodozone | ozonelike | ozonesonde | ozonesondes

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Chemistry

etymology: Greek ozone (ὀζών) 'smelling' from ozein (ὄζειν) 'to smell'


morpheme_key: pabulum

morpheme: pabulum

morpheme_head: pabulum

affix_form: -pabulum-

meaning_definition: food | nourishment | sustenance

example_words_list_1: pabulum

example_words_corpus: pabulums

categorical_group_list: Nutrition, Substance

etymology: From Latin pabulum 'fodder, food', from pascere 'to feed'


morpheme_key: pac

morpheme: pac

morpheme_head: pac

affix_form: pac-

sense_label: peace

meaning_definition: tranquility | harmony

example_words_list_1: pacify, pacification, pacifism, pacifist

related_morphemes: pax / pax

categorical_group_list: Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: pax

etymology: Latin pax, pac- 'peace'

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


morpheme_key: pace

morpheme: pace

morpheme_head: pace

affix_form: -pace-

meaning_definition: step | stride | speed

example_words_list_1: pace, outpacing, paces

example_words_corpus: paced | pacer | pacey | pacers | repace | outpace

categorical_group_list: Motion, Speed

etymology: Latin 'passus' (past participle of 'pedere' meaning 'to step')


morpheme_key: pach

morpheme: pach

morpheme_head: pach

affix_form: pach-

meaning_definition: thick

example_words_list_1: pachydermata, pachyglossia, pachynsis, Pachypodium

categorical_group_list: Dimension, Texture, Physicality

etymology: παχύς (pakhús), πάχος, πάχεος (pákhos, pákheos)


morpheme_key: pachy

morpheme: pachy

morpheme_head: pachy

affix_form: -pachy-

sense_label: thick

meaning_definition: thick | dense

example_words_list_1: pachyderm, pachymetry, pachydermatous

example_words_corpus: pachypod | pachyderm | pachytene | pachypods | pachyderms | pachymeter

categorical_group_list: Dimension, Texture

etymology: Greek pachys 'thick'


morpheme_key: pacif

morpheme: pacif

morpheme_head: pacif

affix_form: -pacif-

meaning_definition: peace | calm | tranquil

example_words_list_1: pacify, pacifism, pacifist

categorical_group_list: State of being, Emotion


morpheme_key: pact

morpheme: pact

morpheme_head: pact

affix_form: pact-

sense_label: fasten

meaning_definition: secure | to hit | to compress

example_words_list_1: compact | impact | impaction | impinge | pact | page | propagate | impacted unrelated: pact

example_words_corpus: pacts | pactless

categorical_group_list: Connection, Pressure, Fixation

etymology: pangere ~to fix | fasten~ | Greek paid : child


morpheme_key: pad

morpheme: pad

morpheme_head: pad

affix_form: -pad-

meaning_definition: palm of the hand | sole of the foot

example_words_list_1: palmar, plantar, palmate, plantigrade

example_words_corpus: pads | iPad | repad | keypad | joypad | padded

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Body parts

etymology: Latin 'pāla' meaning 'shovel' or 'spade', referring to the flat surface of the hand or foot.


morpheme_key: paddle

morpheme: paddle

morpheme_head: paddle

affix_form: -paddle-

meaning_definition: flat blade for propulsion | tool for rowing

example_words_list_1: paddle, paddler, paddling

example_words_corpus: paddler | paddles | paddled | paddlers | paddleth | unpaddled

categorical_group_list: Tool, Motion

etymology: Middle English 'padel', related to 'pad' (to strike)


morpheme_key: paddock

morpheme: paddock

morpheme_head: paddock

affix_form: -paddock-

meaning_definition: enclosed area | pen | field

example_words_list_1: paddock

example_words_corpus: paddocks | paddockful | paddockfuls

categorical_group_list: Space, Enclosure, Nature

etymology: Middle English 'pakke' (enclosure) + '-ock' (diminutive)


morpheme_key: paddy

morpheme: paddy

morpheme_head: paddy

affix_form: -paddy-

meaning_definition: rice | grain

example_words_list_1: paddy, paddy field

example_words_corpus: Paddyland | paddyland | paddylands

categorical_group_list: Food, Agriculture

etymology: Malay 'padi' (unhusked rice)

ancestor_etymon_language: Malay


morpheme_key: padre

morpheme: padre

morpheme_head: padre

affix_form: -padre-

meaning_definition: father

example_words_list_1: padre, padrino

example_words_corpus: padres

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Person

etymology: Latin pater 'father'


morpheme_key: pae

morpheme: pae

morpheme_head: pae

affix_form: pae-

meaning_definition: strike

example_words_list_1: anapaest | anapaestic | anapest | anapestic

example_words_list_2: anapaest, anapaestic, anapest, anapestic

categorical_group_list: Action, Rhythm

etymology: παίειν (paíein) | (paistos)


morpheme_key: paed

morpheme: paed

morpheme_head: paed

affix_form: paed-

allomorphs: paedo

meaning_definition: young person | educate

example_words_list_1: paediatric, paedophile, paedagogy

related_morphemes: more at ped3 / ped

categorical_group_list: Age, Education

etymology: παῖς | παιδός (paîs | paidós) | παιδικός (paidikós) | Latin pagina : page pangere : to fasten

source: Cognatarium


morpheme_key: paen

morpheme: paen-

morpheme_head: paen-

affix_form: paen-

meaning_definition: Indicates nearness or approximation to a term | Used in taxonomic nomenclature to denote something almost or nearly the specified term | Modifies a term to express a degree of similarity or proximity

example_words_list_1: Paenungulata | Paenibacillus | Paenibacillaceae


morpheme_key: pag

morpheme: pag

morpheme_head: page

affix_form: False

allomorphs: pag

meaning_definition: a single sheet in a book | a part of a play's performance

example_words_list_1: page (leaf), pageant, pageantry, paginal, pagination

categorical_group_list: Writing, Sequence, Display

etymology: Latin pag- 'leaf of a book' (from pagere 'to fasten, fix')


morpheme_key: pagan

morpheme: pagan

morpheme_head: pagan

affix_form: -pagan-

meaning_definition: country | rural | rustic

example_words_list_1: paganism, paganized

example_words_corpus: pagans | paganry | paganly | paganic | paganism | paganize

categorical_group_list: Religion, Belief systems

etymology: Latin paganus 'country dweller, rustic', from pagus 'village, rural district'


morpheme_key: pageant

morpheme: pageant

morpheme_head: pageant

affix_form: -pageant-

meaning_definition: spectacle | public display | procession

example_words_list_1: pageant

example_words_corpus: pageants | pageantry | pageanter | pageanters | pageantries | pageantlike

categorical_group_list: Event, Display

etymology: Old French 'pageant' (a festive procession)

ancestor_etymon_language: French


morpheme_key: pagin

morpheme: pagin

morpheme_head: pagin

affix_form: pagin-

sense_label: page

meaning_definition: page

example_words_list_1: pagination

example_words_list_2: pagination

categorical_group_list: Writing, Paper, Documentation

etymology: pagina


morpheme_key: pagus

morpheme: pagus

morpheme_head: pagus

affix_form: -pagus

meaning_definition: joined | attached | fused

example_words_list_1: xiphopagus

example_words_corpus: pygopagus | xiphopagus | craniopagus | ischiopagus | cephalopagus | omphalopagus

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Conjoined

etymology: Greek πάγος (págos), fixed, set, fastened


morpheme_key: pail

morpheme: pail

morpheme_head: pail

affix_form: -pail-

meaning_definition: bucket | container

example_words_list_1: pail

example_words_corpus: pails | pailful | pailfuls | lunchpail | lunchpails

categorical_group_list: Object, Container

etymology: Old English pæle 'bucket, vessel'


morpheme_key: pain

morpheme: pain

morpheme_head: pain

affix_form: -pain-

allomorphs: paine

meaning_definition: suffering | physical discomfort | distress

example_words_list_1: painful, painless, painstaking

example_words_corpus: pains | painy | pained | painful | paining | painite

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Emotion, Negative state

etymology: From Old French 'pain', derived from Latin 'panem' (nominative 'panis') meaning 'bread', originally referring to the staff or stick used to break bread, which evolved to mean the staff itself and then the suffering associated with carrying it or the hardship of life.


morpheme_key: paint

morpheme: paint

morpheme_head: paint

affix_form: -paint-

meaning_definition: to apply a colored substance | to cover with color

example_words_list_1: painter, painting, paintwork

example_words_corpus: paints | painty | bepaint | repaint | painter | painted

categorical_group_list: Action, Color, Art

etymology: Latin pingere 'to paint, to embroider'


morpheme_key: paisley

morpheme: paisley

morpheme_head: paisley

affix_form: -paisley-

meaning_definition: teardrop-shaped pattern | ornamental motif

example_words_list_1: paisley, paisley-patterned

example_words_corpus: Paisleyism

categorical_group_list: Pattern, Ornamentation

etymology: Named after the Paisley pattern, likely via the Scottish town Paisley

ancestor_etymon_language: Persian


morpheme_key: pakistan

morpheme: pakistan

morpheme_head: pakistan

affix_form: -pakistan-

meaning_definition: Pakistan

example_words_list_1: Pakistani, Pakistanis

categorical_group_list: Proper Noun, Country, Geopolitical Entity

etymology: From Persian 'Pāk' (pure) + Turkic 'stān' (land)

ancestor_etymon_language: Urdu


morpheme_key: pal

morpheme: pal

morpheme_head: pal

affix_form: -pal-

sense_label: stake

meaning_definition: stake

example_words_list_1: impale, impalement, pale, palisade, pole, travail, travel

example_words_corpus: pals | palsy | pally | palled | keypal | galpal

categorical_group_list: Physicality, Support, Boundary

etymology: palus


morpheme_key: palace

morpheme: palace

morpheme_head: palace

affix_form: -palace-

meaning_definition: large residence | royal residence | stately building

example_words_list_1: palace

example_words_corpus: palaces | palaced | palaceful | palacelike | palacefuls | minipalace

categorical_group_list: Architecture, Location, Nobility

etymology: Latin palatium 'palace of the emperor on the Palatine Hill'


morpheme_key: paladin

morpheme: paladin

morpheme_head: paladin

affix_form: -paladin-

meaning_definition: holy knight | protector | champion

example_words_list_1: palatine, palatial, palace

example_words_corpus: paladins

categorical_group_list: Agent, Nobility, Combat

etymology: Latin palatinus 'of the palace', from palatium 'palace'


morpheme_key: palae

morpheme: palae

morpheme_head: palae

affix_form: palae-

allomorphs: palæ

meaning_definition: ancient | old

example_words_list_1: paleobiology | paleobotanic | paleology | paleomagnetism | paleontology | paleopolyploidy | paleopsychology | palaeoecology | palaeolithic | paleo diet | Paleocene | Paleogene | Paleolithic | Paleozoic

example_words_corpus: Palaeechinoidea | palaeanthropology

categorical_group_list: Time, Age

etymology: παλαιός (palaiós)


morpheme_key: palais

morpheme: palais

morpheme_head: palais

affix_form: -palais-

meaning_definition: palace | court

example_words_list_1: palace, palatial, palatine, palatial

categorical_group_list: Architecture, Nobility


morpheme_key: palatine

morpheme: palatine

morpheme_head: palatine

affix_form: palatine

meaning_definition: a town in Montgomery County, New York | a suffix in compound terms (e.g., hyopalatine, autopalatine) | a proper noun

example_words_list_1: hyopalatine | autopalatine | postpalatine | nasopalatine | autopalatines | transpalatine

source: MorphoLex | Wikidata


morpheme_key: palato

morpheme: palato

morpheme_head: palato

affix_form: palato-

allomorphs: palat

meaning_definition: roof of the mouth

example_words_list_1: palato-dental | palatogram

example_words_list_2: palato-dental, palatogram

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Phonetics

ancestor_etymon: palato-  OED

etymology: Latin palatum 'palate'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin  OED


morpheme_key: palaver

morpheme: palaver

morpheme_head: palaver

affix_form: -palaver-

meaning_definition: idle talk | prolonged discussion | chatter

example_words_list_1: ['palaver']

example_words_corpus: palavers | palavered | palaverer | palaverous | palavering | palaverers

categorical_group_list: Communication, Speech

etymology: Portuguese palavra "word"

ancestor_etymon_language: Portuguese


morpheme_key: palazzi

morpheme: palazzi

morpheme_head: palazzo

affix_form: -palazzi-

allomorphs: palazzi

meaning_definition: palace | large stately building

example_words_list_1: palazzo, palatial, palace

categorical_group_list: Architecture, Structure

etymology: Italian plural of palazzo, from Late Latin palatium

ancestor_etymon_language: Italian


morpheme_key: pale

morpheme: pale

morpheme_head: pale

affix_form: -pale-

sense_label: pale

meaning_definition: pale | light in color | lacking color

example_words_list_1: pale, paleness, palely

example_words_corpus: pales | paled | palet | palen | palely | palest

categorical_group_list: Color, Intensity, Appearance

etymology: Latin pallidus "pale, yellowish", from pallere "to be pale"


morpheme_key: paleo

morpheme: paleo

morpheme_head: paleo

affix_form: paleo-

allomorphs: Palaeo | palæo

sense_label: ancient

meaning_definition: remote | prehistoric | aged | initial

example_words_list_1: paleolithic | paleobiology | paleobotanic | paleology | paleomagnetism | paleontology | paleopolyploidy | paleopsychology | palaeoecology | palaeolithic | paleoanthropic | Paleocene | paleography | Paleozoic

example_words_corpus: paleome | paleosol | paleoart | paleonym | paleomes | paleomap

categorical_group_list: Attribute adder | Descriptives | Time age

ancestor_etymon: paleo

etymology: παλαιός (palaiós) | Greek palaios : ancient | Greek palin : again

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


morpheme_key: palestine

morpheme: palestine

morpheme_head: palestine

affix_form: -palestine-

meaning_definition: Palestine | Land of the Philistines

example_words_list_1: Palestinian, Palestinianize

example_words_corpus: Pinglish | Pallywood | Palestinian | Fakestinian | Palestinology | Palestinianess

categorical_group_list: Geography, Proper Noun, Historical Region

etymology: From Greek Palaistínē, from Hebrew Pəléset, referring to the land of the Philistines.


morpheme_key: palette

morpheme: palette

morpheme_head: palette

affix_form: -palette-

meaning_definition: a range of colors | a variety of things

example_words_list_1: palette

example_words_corpus: palettes | paletted | subpalette | palettelike | subpalettes

categorical_group_list: Color, Art, Variety

etymology: Latin 'palaeta' or 'palaestra' (wrestling ground), via Old French 'palette' (small shovel, then artist's board)


morpheme_key: pali

morpheme: pali

morpheme_head: pali

affix_form: pali-

meaning_definition: again, back

example_words_list_1: palilalia | palimpsest | palindrome | palingenesis | palinspastic

example_words_list_2: palilalia, palimpsest, palindrome, palingenesis, palinspastic

example_words_corpus: palilalia | paliperidone

categorical_group_list: Repetition, Reversion

etymology: πάλιν (pálin)


morpheme_key: palim

morpheme: palim

morpheme_head: palim

affix_form: palim-

example_words_list_1: palilalia, palimpsest, palindrome, palingenesis, palinspastic

etymology: πάλιν (pálin)


morpheme_key: palin

morpheme: palin

morpheme_head: palin

affix_form: palin-

sense_label: back

meaning_definition: reverse | again | backward

example_words_list_1: palindrome | palilalia | palimpsest | palingenesis | palinspastic | palinode Variant Spellings: palimpsest

categorical_group_list: Direction designator | Anomalous form

ancestor_etymon: palin

etymology: Greek palin "back, again"

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


morpheme_key: palindrome

morpheme: palindrome

morpheme_head: palindrome

affix_form: -palindrome-

meaning_definition: reading | running | moving | back again

example_words_list_1: palindrome

example_words_corpus: palindromes | quasipalindrome | heteropalindrome | pseudopalindrome | quasipalindromes | heteropalindromes

categorical_group_list: Symmetry, Pattern, Linguistic structure

etymology: Greek palindromos 'running back again'


morpheme_key: palisade

morpheme: palisade

morpheme_head: palisade

affix_form: -palisade-

meaning_definition: defensive wall | fence | barrier

example_words_list_1: palisade, palisading

example_words_corpus: palisades | palisaded | impalisade | impalisades | impalisaded | pseudopalisades

categorical_group_list: Defense, Structure

etymology: Old French 'palissade' from 'pal' (stake)


morpheme_key: pall

morpheme: pall

morpheme_head: pall

affix_form: pall-

allomorphs: palli

sense_label: be pale

meaning_definition: turn pale | take on a yellowish hue | lose vibrancy

example_words_list_1: pallid | pallor | palor

example_words_list_2: pallid | pallor | palor

example_words_corpus: palls | pallor | pallors | pallbearer | pallbearers | pallbearing

categorical_group_list: Color, Appearance

ancestor_etymon: pall

etymology: pallere


morpheme_key: palladation

morpheme: palladation

morpheme_head: palladation

affix_form: -palladation

meaning_definition: the process or state of being palladated

example_words_list_1: palladation, hydrogenation, halogenation, fluorination

categorical_group_list: Chemistry, Process, Nominalization

etymology: Derived from the chemical element 'palladium' + the suffix '-ation' (from Latin -atio, indicating action or process)


morpheme_key: palladium

morpheme: palladium

morpheme_head: palladium

affix_form: -palladium-

meaning_definition: protector | defense | safeguard

example_words_list_1: palladium, palladian, palladism

categorical_group_list: Protection, Defense

etymology: Greek 'palladion' (image/statue of Pallas Athena), from 'Pallas' + '-ion' (diminutive suffix)


morpheme_key: pallet

morpheme: pallet

morpheme_head: pallet

affix_form: -pallet-

meaning_definition: flat surface | level platform | base

example_words_list_1: pallet, palletize, palletization

example_words_corpus: palletised | palletizes | palletises | palletized | palletizer | palletizing

categorical_group_list: Structure, Support, Geometry

etymology: Latin palāta 'flat surface, platform', from palus 'stake, post'


morpheme_key: pallia

morpheme: pallia

morpheme_head: pallia

affix_form: -pallia-

meaning_definition: to hide | cover

example_words_list_1: palliate, palliative

example_words_list_2: palliate, palliative

categorical_group_list: Capability

ancestor_etymon: pallia

etymology: Latin pallium 'cloak, mantle'


morpheme_key: palliate

morpheme: palliate

morpheme_head: palliate

affix_form: -palliate-

meaning_definition: to ease | to alleviate | to moderate

example_words_list_1: palliate, palliation, palliated

example_words_corpus: palliated | palliates

categorical_group_list: Mitigation, Alleviation

etymology: Latin palliatus, past participle of palliare 'to cover with a cloak', from pallium 'cloak'


morpheme_key: pallid

morpheme: pallid

morpheme_head: pallid

affix_form: -pallid-

meaning_definition: pale | wan | lacking color

example_words_list_1: pallid, pallidity

example_words_corpus: pallidly | impallid | pallidity | impallids | pallidness | pallidities

etymology: Latin pallidus "pale, wan", from pallere "to be pale"


morpheme_key: palm

morpheme: palm

morpheme_head: palm

affix_form: palm-

sense_label: palm

meaning_definition: the hand's inner surface | the inner part of the hand | the tree with leaves resembling the hand's inner surface

example_words_list_1: palmate | palm (of the hand) | palm (tree) | palmar | palmatifid | palmer | palmetto | palmistry | palmitate | palmyra

example_words_corpus: palmy | palms | palmed | palmar | impalm | unpalm

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Botany

etymology: Latin palma 'palm of the hand, palm of the foot, palm tree'


morpheme_key: palmer

morpheme: palmer

morpheme_head: palmer

affix_form: -palmer-

meaning_definition: person who tends sheep | shepherd

example_words_list_1: palmer, palmerworm

example_words_corpus: palmers | palmerworm | palmerworms

categorical_group_list: Occupation, Agriculture, Agent

etymology: Latin 'pālor' (to graze) + '-er' (agent suffix)


morpheme_key: palo

morpheme: palo

morpheme_head: palo

affix_form: -palo-

meaning_definition: wood | tree

example_words_list_1: palisade, palatial, palimpsest

categorical_group_list: Nature, Material, Botany

etymology: Latin 'palus' meaning stake or pole


morpheme_key: palp

morpheme: palp

morpheme_head: palp

affix_form: -palp-

sense_label: touch

meaning_definition: touch

example_words_list_1: palp, palpable, palpate, palpation, palpitant, palpitation

example_words_corpus: palps | palpate | palpated | palpates | unpalped | palpless

categorical_group_list: Sensation, Physicality

etymology: palpare


morpheme_key: palpebr

morpheme: palpebr

morpheme_head: palpebr

affix_form: palpebr-

meaning_definition: of or pertaining to the eyelid (uncommon as a root)

example_words_list_1: palpebra

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Ocular

etymology: Latin palpebra 'eyelid'


morpheme_key: palpit

morpheme: palpit

morpheme_head: palpit

affix_form: -palpit-

meaning_definition: beating | throbbing | quivering

example_words_list_1: palpitation, palpitating

categorical_group_list: Motion, Vitality

etymology: Latin palpitare 'to tremble, beat', frequentative of pulsare 'to strike'


morpheme_key: palsy

morpheme: palsy

morpheme_head: palsy

affix_form: -palsy-

meaning_definition: paralysis | loss of motor function

example_words_list_1: paralysis, hemiplegia

example_words_corpus: palsying | palsylike

categorical_group_list: Medical, Physical condition, Impairment

etymology: Greek palsy (palsy) from polos 'axis' + -sy (from -sis) 'condition'


morpheme_key: paltry

morpheme: paltry

morpheme_head: paltry

affix_form: -paltry-

meaning_definition: meager | small | insignificant

example_words_list_1: ['paltry']

example_words_corpus: unpaltry

categorical_group_list: Quantity, Size, Value

etymology: Middle English 'paltrie', related to 'paltry' (insignificant)

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle English


morpheme_key: palud

morpheme: palud

morpheme_head: palud

affix_form: False

meaning_definition: wetland | waterlogged region

example_words_list_1: paludal, paludism

example_words_list_2: paludal, paludism

categorical_group_list: Environment, Nature

etymology: Latin palus, palud- 'swamp, marsh'


morpheme_key: palustr

morpheme: palustr

morpheme_head: palustr

affix_form: palustr-

meaning_definition: in marshes

example_words_list_1: palustral

example_words_list_2: palustral

etymology: paluster


morpheme_key: palyno

morpheme: palyno

morpheme_head: palyno

affix_form: palyno-

allomorphs: palyn

meaning_definition: pollen | dust

example_words_list_1: palynology | palynomorph | palynoflora | palynophagy | palynologist | palynomorphs

categorical_group_list: Nature, Biology

etymology: Greek palunō 'to sprinkle, strew'

source: Wiktionary


morpheme_key: pampa

morpheme: pampa

morpheme_head: pampa

affix_form: -pampa-

meaning_definition: plain | grassland | steppe

example_words_list_1: pampas, pampas grass

example_words_corpus: pampas

categorical_group_list: Geography, Nature

etymology: Quechua pampa 'plain, field'

ancestor_etymon_language: Quechua


morpheme_key: pamphlet

morpheme: pamphlet

morpheme_head: pamphlet

affix_form: -pamphlet-

meaning_definition: small booklet | printed paper

example_words_list_1: pamphlet

example_words_corpus: pamphlets | pamphletry | pamphleteer | pamphletize | pamphleteers | pamphletizes

categorical_group_list: Communication, Print

etymology: Middle Dutch 'pamflet'

ancestor_etymon_language: Middle Dutch


morpheme_key: pan

morpheme: pan

morpheme_head: pan

affix_form: -pan-

allomorphs: pano

sense_label: all

meaning_definition: all | every | whole | universal

example_words_list_1: pan-American, pandemic, panacea, pantheon

example_words_list_2: panacea | panarchy | pandemic | pantograph | pantology | pantomime | pantothenic | company | panic | diapason | pandemonium | panoply | panoptic | parrhesia

example_words_corpus: pans | Panic | bedpan | panned | panner | panful

categorical_group_list: Quantity, Totality

etymology: πάειν | Πάν (Pán) | Πανικός (Panikós) | πᾶς | παντός (pantós) | πᾶν (pân) | πασῶν | παντότης | πάντοθεν


affix_form: pan-

sense_label: bread

morpheme_subtype: targeting

meaning_definition: a staple food | a basic food item

example_words_list_1: appanage | empanada | impanate | impanation | panelle | panetela | panetella | panettone | panivorous | pannier | pantry | accompany | companion | company | panada | panatela

categorical_group_list: Food, Nutrition

etymology: Latin panis 'bread'


morpheme_key: panacea

morpheme: panacea

morpheme_head: panacea

affix_form: -panacea-

meaning_definition: universal cure | remedy for all ills

example_words_list_1: panacean, panaceous

categorical_group_list: Healing, Remedy, Totality

etymology: Greek panakeia 'all-healing', from pan- 'all' + akinein 'to heal'


morpheme_key: panache

morpheme: panache

morpheme_head: panache

affix_form: -panache-

meaning_definition: flamboyance | style | confidence

example_words_list_1: panache, panaché

example_words_corpus: panaches

categorical_group_list: Style, Manner, Personality

etymology: French panache 'plume, plume of a helmet'


morpheme_key: panama

morpheme: panama

morpheme_head: panama

affix_form: -panama-

meaning_definition: Panama | country | isthmus

example_words_list_1: Panamanian, Panamanian peso, Panama hat

categorical_group_list: Geography, Proper Noun, Country

etymology: From Spanish 'Panamá', likely derived from a local indigenous language (possibly Cueva or Chibchan) meaning 'abundance of fish' or 'place of butterflies'.

ancestor_etymon_language: Spanish


morpheme_key: pancreas

morpheme: pancreas

morpheme_head: pancreas

affix_form: -pancreas-

meaning_definition: pancreas

example_words_list_1: ['pancreas']

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Biology

etymology: Greek 'pan' (all) + 'kreas' (flesh)


morpheme_key: pancreatic

morpheme: pancreatic

morpheme_head: pancreatic

affix_form: -pancreatic-

example_words_list_1: pancreas, pancreatic, pancreatical


morpheme_key: pancreato

morpheme: pancreato

morpheme_head: pancreato

affix_form: pancreato-

meaning_definition: the organ termed the pancreas

example_words_list_1: pancreatectomy | pancreatitis

example_words_list_2: pancreatectomy, pancreatitis

example_words_corpus: pancreatotomy | pancreatopathy | pancreatomegaly | pancreatosphere | pancreatoenteric | pancreatospheres

ancestor_etymon: πανκρεατ-  OED

etymology: < ancient Greek πανκρεατ-, πάγκρεας pancreas n. sweetbread OED

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek  OED


morpheme_key: pand

morpheme: pand

morpheme_head: pand

affix_form: pand-

allomorphs: panda

meaning_definition: distribute | disperse

example_words_list_1: compass | dispand | dispansion | expand | expanse | expansion | expansive | expansivity | pandiculate | pandiculation | repand | subrepand | spandex | spandrel | encompass | encompassment | impassable | impasse | pace | passus | spawn

related_morphemes: pass1 / pass

categorical_group_list: Extension, Expansion, Movement

etymology: Latin pandere 'to spread, open'

ancestor_etymon_language: Latin


morpheme_key: pander

morpheme: pander

morpheme_head: pander

affix_form: -pander-

meaning_definition: to gratify | to indulge | to cater to

example_words_list_1: pander, pandering, pandered

example_words_corpus: panders | pandered | panderer | pandering | panderers | panderism

categorical_group_list: Action, Social behavior

etymology: Middle French 'pandre' (to distribute/spread)


morpheme_key: panegyric

morpheme: panegyric

morpheme_head: panegyric

affix_form: -panegyric-

meaning_definition: praise | eulogy | formal expression of admiration

example_words_list_1: panegyric, panegyrical

categorical_group_list: Speech, Praise, Evaluation

etymology: Greek panegyrikos 'pertaining to a public assembly' from panegyris 'public assembly'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek


morpheme_key: panegyris

morpheme: panegyris

morpheme_head: panegyris

affix_form: -panegyris-

meaning_definition: public gathering | public assembly

example_words_list_1: panegyric

example_words_list_2: panegyric

categorical_group_list: Assembly, Social, Event

etymology: Greek panegyris (public assembly), from pan- "all" + agoreuein "to speak in the assembly"


morpheme_key: panel

morpheme: panel

morpheme_head: panel

affix_form: -panel-

meaning_definition: flat surface | section | segment

example_words_list_1: paneling, multipanel, solar-panel

example_words_corpus: paneled | repanel | panelist | paneling | panelled | subpanel

categorical_group_list: Structure, Division

etymology: Latin 'pannus' meaning 'cloth, piece of cloth'


morpheme_key: pang

morpheme: pang

morpheme_head: pang

affix_form: -pang-

meaning_definition: pain | suffering | grief

example_words_list_1: pang, pangs, pangless

example_words_corpus: pangs | pangful | pangless | unpanged

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Physical sensation, Core concept

etymology: Latin 'pangere' meaning 'to fasten' or 'to fix', via past participle 'pactus' (agreed upon), evolving to mean 'pain' from the idea of being bound or fixed in suffering.


morpheme_key: panic

morpheme: panic

morpheme_head: panic

affix_form: -panic-

meaning_definition: panic | terror | sudden fear

example_words_list_1: panic, panicked, panicking

example_words_corpus: panics | panicky | panicked | panicker | panickily | paniclike

categorical_group_list: Emotion, Fear

etymology: Greek panikos "pertaining to Pan"


morpheme_key: pannier

morpheme: pannier

morpheme_head: pannier

affix_form: -pannier-

meaning_definition: basket | container | bag

example_words_list_1: pannier

example_words_corpus: panniers | panniered | pannierlike | unpanniered

categorical_group_list: Container, Object

etymology: Old French 'panier' from 'panne' (basket)


morpheme_key: panoramic

morpheme: panoramic

morpheme_head: panoramic

affix_form: -panoramic-

meaning_definition: all-encompassing | wide-ranging | view of an entire area

example_words_list_1: panorama, panoramic, panoply

categorical_group_list: Vision, Scope, Totality

etymology: Greek pan- 'all' + horama 'view'


morpheme_key: pans

morpheme: pans

morpheme_head: pans

affix_form: pans-

meaning_definition: spread

example_words_list_1: compass | dispand | dispansion | expand | expanse | expansion | expansive | expansivity | pandiculate | pandiculation | repand | subrepand

categorical_group_list: Extension, Motion

etymology: pandere | pansus/passus


morpheme_key: pansy

morpheme: pansy

morpheme_head: pansy

affix_form: pansy

meaning_definition: Deep purple color resembling that of the pansy flower | A shade of purple associated with the pansy | Color term derived from the flower's hue

example_words_list_1: pansified

example_words_corpus: pansified

etymology: From French 'pensée', referring to the flower.

etymological_family: French

register: literary


morpheme_key: pant

morpheme: pant

morpheme_head: pant

affix_form: -pant-

sense_label: to breathe with short, quick breaths

meaning_definition: to breathe with short, quick breaths | gasping

example_words_list_1: pant, panting, panted, pantless, panty

example_words_corpus: pants | panted | panter | pantleg | panteth | panters

categorical_group_list: Motion, Physiology

etymology: Middle English panten, from Old English pantian 'to pant, gasp', of imitative origin


morpheme_key: panto

morpheme: pant(o)

morpheme_head: pant(o)

affix_form: pant-

allomorphs: panta | panto

meaning_definition: entire | each | complete

example_words_list_1: pantograph | pantomime | pantarchy | panacea | panarchy | pandemic | pantology | pantothenic | company

example_words_corpus: pantology | pantophagy | pantocracy | pantometer | pantometry | pantophobia

related_morphemes: extension of pan1 / pan

categorical_group_list: Totality, Quantity

ancestor_etymon: παντο-  OED

etymology: Greek pan- 'all'

source: MorphoQuantics | Wiktionary | Cognatarium | Wikidata


morpheme_key: pantaloon

morpheme: pantaloon

morpheme_head: pantaloon

affix_form: -pantaloon-

meaning_definition: trousers | pants

example_words_list_1: pantaloon

example_words_corpus: pantaloons | pantalooned | pantaloonery

categorical_group_list: Clothing, Apparel

etymology: Italian pantalone (character name from Commedia dell'arte)

etymological_family: Italian


morpheme_key: panther

morpheme: panther

morpheme_head: panther

affix_form: -panther-

meaning_definition: large carnivorous feline | predator

example_words_list_1: panther

example_words_corpus: panthers | pantherine | pantheress | pantherish | pantherlike | pantherines

categorical_group_list: Animals, Predators

etymology: Greek panther 'panther' (from Sanskrit *pāṇḍara* 'white' + Greek *thēr* 'beast')


morpheme_key: pantomime

morpheme: pantomime

morpheme_head: pantomime

affix_form: -pantomime-

meaning_definition: silent | gesture | imitation

example_words_list_1: pantomime

example_words_corpus: pantomimes | pantomimed

categorical_group_list: Communication, Performance, Mimicry

etymology: Greek pantomimos 'imitator' (panto- 'all' + mime 'imitator')


morpheme_key: pantry

morpheme: pantry

morpheme_head: pantry

affix_form: -pantry-

meaning_definition: small room | storage | cupboard

example_words_list_1: ['pantry']

example_words_corpus: pantryman | pantrylike

categorical_group_list: Storage, Food, Domestic

etymology: Old French 'paneterie' from 'pain' (bread)

ancestor_etymon_language: Old French


morpheme_key: pants

morpheme: pants

morpheme_head: pants

affix_form: -pants

meaning_definition: person | type of person | characteristic of

example_words_list_1: pantses | depants | jogpants | hotpants | pantsless | pisspants

categorical_group_list: Agentive, Personification

etymology: English 'pants' (slang/metaphorical use for a type of person)


morpheme_key: pap

morpheme: pap

morpheme_head: pap

affix_form: -pap-

allomorphs: papa

meaning_definition: not | without | lacking

example_words_list_1: atypical, anonymous, amoral, asymmetrical, apolitical

example_words_corpus: paps | pappy | paplike | papescent | pappiness

categorical_group_list: Negation, Greek origin, Prefix

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


morpheme_key: papaw

morpheme: papaw

morpheme_head: papaw

affix_form: -papaw-

meaning_definition: grandfather

example_words_list_1: papaw, papaws

example_words_corpus: papaws

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Family, Informal

etymology: Dialectal variant of 'grandfather', from 'grand' + 'father'


morpheme_key: paper

morpheme: paper

morpheme_head: paper

affix_form: -paper-

meaning_definition: material for writing | thin sheet

example_words_list_1: paperback, sandpaper, wallpaper

example_words_corpus: papers | papery | repaper | paperer | papered | adpaper

categorical_group_list: Material, Medium

etymology: Greek papyros 'papyrus'


morpheme_key: papilla

morpheme: papilla

morpheme_head: papilla

affix_form: papilla-

allomorphs: papill | papillo

meaning_definition: projection, protuberance

example_words_list_1: papillary, papillose

example_words_list_2: papillary, papillose

example_words_corpus: papillar | papillary | papillate | papillated | papillates | papillating

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Shape

etymology: Latin papilla 'nipple, small protuberance', diminutive of papilla (cf. papilla)


morpheme_key: papillary

morpheme: papillary

morpheme_head: papillary

affix_form: -papillary-

meaning_definition: nipple | papilla

example_words_list_1: papilla, papillae, papillary

categorical_group_list: Anatomy, Morphology

etymology: Latin papilla 'small nipple'


morpheme_key: pappa

morpheme: pappa

morpheme_head: pappa

affix_form: -pappa-

meaning_definition: father | dad

example_words_list_1: pappa

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Person

etymology: PIE *pappa

ancestor_etymon_language: Proto-Indo-European


morpheme_key: pappy

morpheme: pappy

morpheme_head: pappy

affix_form: -pappy-

meaning_definition: father | daddy

example_words_list_1: pappy, papas

example_words_corpus: godpappy | grandpappy

categorical_group_list: Kinship, Informal, Family

etymology: Dialectal or colloquial variant of 'papa' or 'pappy', derived from early childhood speech patterns.

ancestor_etymon_language: English


morpheme_key: papulo

morpheme: papul(o)

morpheme_head: papul(o)

affix_form: papul-

meaning_definition: pimple | small swelling | pustule

example_words_list_1: papulation

example_words_list_2: papulation

example_words_corpus: papulonodule | papulonodular | papulonodules | papulosquamous | papulopustular

categorical_group_list: Dermatology, Pathology

etymology: Latin papula 'pimple, small swelling'


morpheme_key: papyr

morpheme: papyr

morpheme_head: papyrus

affix_form: -papyr-

allomorphs: papyr | papyri

meaning_definition: ancient writing material | writing surface

example_words_list_1: papyraceous, papyrology, papyrus

example_words_list_2: papyraceous, papyrology, papyrus

categorical_group_list: Material, Writing


morpheme_key: par

morpheme: par

morpheme_head: par

affix_form: par-

sense_label: beside

meaning_definition: adjacent to | close to | generate | create

example_words_list_1: parallel, paradigm, parasite, parity

example_words_corpus: pars | subpar | parthanatos

categorical_group_list: Proximity, Comparison, Production

etymology: Greek para- 'beside, near, alongside'


morpheme_key: para

morpheme: par(a)

morpheme_head: para

sense_label: near(to)

meaning_definition: adjacent to | parallel to | extending beyond | abnormal | faulty | resembling similar species | alongside | next to | incorrect | incomplete | adjacent | generate | produce | typically denotes 'beside' | by | resembling | surrounding | alongside

example_words_list_1: parallel, paradox, parameter, paradigm, parasite, paradigm, parallelism, paraphrase, paraphernalia, paraphrase

example_words_corpus: paracme | parapox | paranal | paravet | paranoid | paranoia

categorical_group_list: Medical and Scientific | Position indicator | Attribute adder

ancestor_etymon: παρα-  OED | παρά (pará) | para

etymology: Greek παρά (para) 'beside, alongside, beyond'

ancestor_etymon_language: Greek  OED | Ancient Greek | Greek

pronunciation: /pærɑː/

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


morpheme_key: parable

morpheme: parable

morpheme_head: parable

affix_form: -parable-

meaning_definition: story | comparison | allegory

example_words_list_1: parable, parabolic, parabolically

example_words_corpus: parables | parabled | parablelike | metaparable | metaparables

categorical_group_list: Narrative, Comparison

etymology: Greek parabole 'comparison, allegory', from paratithenai 'to place beside'


morpheme_key: parade

morpheme: parade

morpheme_head: parade

affix_form: -parade-

meaning_definition: march | procession | display

example_words_list_1: parade, paraded, parading

example_words_corpus: parades | parader | paraded | paraders | paradeth | paradest

categorical_group_list: Movement, Display

etymology: French parade, from Italian parata

ancestor_etymon_language: French


morpheme_key: paradigm

morpheme: paradigm

morpheme_head: paradigm

affix_form: -paradigm-

allomorphs: paradigma

meaning_definition: pattern | model | exemplar

example_words_list_1: paradigmatic, paradigmatically

example_words_corpus: paradigms | paradigmal | paradigmatize | multiparadigm | paradigmatized | paradigmatizes

categorical_group_list: Structure, Pattern, Model

etymology: Greek paradeigma 'pattern, model'


morpheme_key: paradise

morpheme: paradise

morpheme_head: paradise

affix_form: -paradise-

meaning_definition: place of bliss | heaven | perfection

example_words_list_1: paradise, paradisal, paradisiacal

categorical_group_list: Place, Divinity, Bliss

etymology: Old Persian pārizdaida "walled enclosure"