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CLA CHP 1

Morphemes

TermDefinition
{ad} {as} {ac} = to, toward (adapt, assume, accept)
{al} = connected with, pertaining to (governmental, federal)
{cess} = come, go (process, recess)
{con} {com} = together (convene, compel)
{contra} = against (contravene, contradict)
{creat} = make, build (creation)
{dis} = away, apart (dispel)
{e} {ex} = out of, from (eject, except)
{feder} = union of states (federal)
{in}{im} = in, into (inspect, impel)
{intro} = into, inward (introspection, introvert)
{ion} = act of (creation)
{medic} = connected with the science of medicine (medical, medicine)
{ment} = act of, product of (occurs in nouns < verbs) (government, attachment abridgement, statement)
{or} = person (or thing) who acts or does something (creator, inventor)
{pel} {pulse} = push, drive (propel, repulse)
{pre} = before (prevent)
{pro} = forward (process, prospectus)
{quire} = ask, seek (inquire)
{re} = back, again (reconvene, repel)
{retro} = back (retroactive)
{solve} {solute} = loosen (dissolve, solution)
{spic} {spect} = look at, see (perspicuous, inspect)
{sume} = use up, take (resume, assume)
{vene} {vent} = come (convene, convent)
{allo} = other, different; {morph} = shape, form allomorph
nasturtium something that turns your nose. And in every-day speech? a type of flower
squirrel shadow tail. And in every-day speech? a rodent with a bushy tail
scruple a small pebble. And in every-day speech? it is a feeling of guilt or conscience that prevents you from doing something
villain a farmhouse slave. And in every-day speech? a bad person
ukulele flea jump. And in every-day speech? a small guitar in Hawaii
sine die - in Latin = without a day/date – in English today = without a definite date
per diem - in Latin = per day – in English today = daily allowance
post meridiem – in Latin = after midday – in English today = P.M. or afternoon
tabula rasa – in Latin = an erased writing board – in English today = a clean slate
ad nauseam – in Latin = up to seasickness/illness – in English today = to the point of making one ill
Created by: _deiji
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