Dedication: 3/15/05
partum: give birth; parens
Yüklə 7,03 Mb.
|
| partum: give birth; parens: parent 4E
biparental, godparent, grandparent, greatgrandparent, in loco parentis, multiparous, oviparous, ovoviviparous, parent, parentage, parental, parenthood, parturient, parturition, postpartum, primiparous, puerperal, repertoire, repertory, viper, viviparous See also aperio, operio.
Paris, Parisian, Parisienne parma: shield 10F Parma, Parmesan paro (1): prepare; comparo: get ready apparatchik, apparatus, comprador, disrepair, emperor, empire, empress, imperative, imperatively, imperator, imperial, imperialism, imperialist, imperialistic, imperious, imperiously, imperiousness, imperium, inseparability, inseparable, irreparable, irreparably, mpret, neoimperialist, parade, parados, parapet, pare, parison, parry, prep, preparation, preparative, preparatory, prepare, preparedness, preparer, preprepared, preppy, rampart, repair (fix), repairer, repairman, reparation, reparative, scuba, separability, separable, separate, separately, separateness, separation, separatism, separatist, separative, separator, sever, severable, several, severally, severance, unprepared, unpreparedness, unrepaired N.B. OED indicates that para- of parachute etc. is not from paro.
antiparticle, apart, apartheid, apartment, apportion, apportionment, bipartisan, bipartite, Bonaparte, compartment, compartmental, compartmentalization, compartmentalize, counterpart, counterparty, depart, department, departmental, departmentalization, departmentalize, departmentally, departure, disproportion, disproportionality, disproportionally, disproportionate, disproportionately, equipartition, ex parte, forepart, houseparty, impart, impartial, impartiality, impartially, interparty, intraparty, jeopardize, jeopardy, microparticle, multiparty, nonparticipating, nonpartisan, nonparty, parcel, pardner, parse, parser, part, partake, parti (Fr), partial, partiality, partially, participant, participate, participation, participative, participator, participatory, participial, participle, particle, particular, particularism, particularistic, particularity, particularize, particularization, particularly, partway, party, partygoer, portion, proportion, proportional, proportionality, proportionally, proportionate, proportionately, quadripartite, reapportion, reapportionment, repartee, repartition, searchparty, tripartite parvus: small 11D paraffin, parvipotent, parvitude, pavovirus Paul and other names are related.
pabulum, pannage, pastille, pastor, pastoral, pastorale, pastoralism, pastoralist, pastorality, pastorally, pasturage, pasture, pastureland, pester, repast Pasco may be related to panis. See pester in AHD and OED. passer: sparrow 14B passerine Patavium: Padua 12J Padua
pater (gen. patris): father; (pathr); patria: native land 6C compadre, compere, expatriate, expatriation, grandpaternal, Jupiter, padre, padrone (It), parricidal, parricide, Pat, pater, paterfamilias, paternal, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic, paternity, Pater Noster, patria, Patricia, patrician, patriciate, Patrick, patrilineal, patriliny, patrilocal, patrimonial, patrimony, patristic, patron, patronage, patronal, patroness, patronize, patronizingly, patroon, patter, pattern, Patty, pere (Fr), perpetrate, perpetration, perpetrator, repair (move), repatriate, repatriation, Tricia patior, passum: suffer; patientia: endurance 5B compassion, compassionate, compassionately, compassivity, compatible, compatibly, disimpassioned, dispassionate, dispassionately, histocompatible, impassible, impassionate, impassive, impassivity, impatience, impatient, impatiently, incompatibility, incompatible, inpatient, outpatient, paso (Sp), passion, passionate, passionately, passionless, passive, passively, passiveness, passivity, patience, patient, patiently pauci: few 11I paucity, pococurante pauper: poor; paupertas: poverty -1 impoverish, impoverishment, pauper, pauperism, pauperization, pauperize, poor, poorhouse, poorly, poverty paveo: 14D pavid
pave, pavement, paver, unpaved
appease, appeasement, compact (n), copay, copayment, greenpeace, La Paz, nonpaying, nonpayment, overpay, overpayment, pace (L), pacific, pacification, pacificator, pacificatory, pacifier, pacifism, pacifist, pacify, pact, pax, pay, payable, payback, paycheck, payday, payee, payer, payload, paymaster, payment, payola, payout, payroll, paz, peace, peaceable, peaceably, peaceful, peacefully, peacefulness, peacekeeper, peacemaker, peacetime, prepay, prepayment, repay, repayable, repayment, taxpayer, transpacific, underpaid, unpaid pecco (1): make a mistake 10E impeccable, impeccably, peccable, peccadillo, peccant pecten: comb 13E pecten, peignoir (Fr) pectus (gen. pectoris): chest 10D expectorant, expectorate, expectoration, parapet, pecs, pectoral, pectus, petronel pecu: herd; pecus: head of cattle; pecunia: money 7F impecunious, peculation, peculiar, peculiarity, peculiarly, pecuniary, picayune pedo: fart 14B petard
impair, impairment, pejorative, pejoratively, unimpaired
peel (n), peeling, pelisse, pellagra, pellicle, pelt, peltry, pilch, pillion, surplice LS says akin to palla; OLD does not. OED disputes derivation of pelt from pellis and suggests pelt may be derived from pellet and pila (ball). AHD derives pelt from pellis. pello, pulsum: push, strike; pulso (1): hit; pulto (1): beat 3B appeal, appealable, appealingly, appellant, appellate, appellation, appellative, appulse, compel, compellingly, compulsion, compulsive, compulsively, compulsiveness, compulsorily, compulsory, dispel, expel, expulsion, expulsive, impel, impeller, impulse, impulsion, impulsive, impulsively, impulsiveness, interpellate, interpellation, peal, propel, propellant, propeller, propjet, propulsion, propulsive, pulsar, pulsate, pulsation, pulse, pulser, push, pushbutton, pusher, pushover, pushup, pushy, rappel, repeal, repel, repellent, repulse, repulsion, repulsive, repulsively pelvis: shallow bowl 10B pelvic, pelvis pendo, pensum: weigh, hang; pendeo: hang 2C append, appendage, appendectomy, appendicitis, appendix, codependence, codependent, compendious, compendiously, compendium, compensate, compensation, compensative, compensatory, counterpoise, decompensation, depend, dependability, dependable, dependably, dependant, dependence, dependency, dependent, dependently, dispensability, dispensable, dispensary, dispensation, dispensatorily, dispensatory, dispense, dispenser, expend, expendable, expenditure, expense, expensive, expensively, impend, imponderable, independence, independent, independently, indispensable, inexpensive, inexpensively, interdependence, interdependent, interdependently, overexpenditure, pansy, penchant, pend, pendant, pendent, pendentive, pendulous, pendulously, pendulum, pennant, pensile, pension, pensionable, pensionary, pensione (It), pensioner, pensive, pensively, pent (= penthouse), penthouse, perpendicular, perpendicularity, perpendicularly, peseta (Sp), peso (Sp), poise, ponder, ponderal, ponderous, ponderously, ponderousness, pound (wt), poundage, pounder, preponderance, preponderant, preponderantly, propensity, recompense, resuspend, spend, spender, suspend, suspender, suspense, suspenseful, suspension, suspensor, suspensory, uncompensated, undependable penes: under the control of, within + intro: go in 7F impenetrability, impenetrable, impenetrably, interpenetrate, penetrable, penetrance, penetrate, penetration, penetrative, unpenetrated ph Penates related to penes.
pencil, penicil, penicillin, penile, penis penna (feather): see pinna penuria: scarcity (cf. paene) 13B penurious, penuriously, penury per: through ampersand, parboil, parvenue, per, per-, per annum, per diem, perceive, perform, permit, etc. Note rare alternative spelling par-; e.g., parvenu.
experience, experiential, experientially, experiment, experimental, experimentalism, experimentalist, experimentally, experimentation, experimenter, expert, expertise, expertly, imperil, imperilment, inexperience, inexpert, inexpertly, JPEG, nonexperimented, parlous, peligro (Sp), peril, perilous, perilously, peritus perna: ham 7F pearl, pearlescent, pearly, perle, perpes (continuous): see peto persona: mask 2E antipersonnel, businessperson, chairperson, depersonalization, depersonalize, impersonal, impersonality, impersonally, impersonate, impersonation, impersonator, interpersonal, layperson, multipersonal, parson, parsonage, person, persona, personable, personage, personal, personalism, personalist, personalistic, personality, personalization, personalize, personally, personalty, persona (non) grata, personation, personhood, personification, personify, personnel, salesperson, spokesperson, transpersonal, unipersonal, VIP N.B. persona is not per + sonare.
backpedal, biped, bipedal, centipede, expediency, expedient, expediently, expedite, expedition, expeditionary, expeditious, expeditiously, impeach, impeachable, impeachment, impedance, impede, impediment, impedimenta, inexpedient, moped, orthopedics, orthopedist, pawn (chess), pedal, pedalist, pedalo, pedestal, pedestrian, pedestrianize, pedicab, pedicel (pedicle), pediculosis, pedicure, pedigree, pediment, pedipalp, pediplanation, pedometer, peduncle, peon, pes, petiole, piedmont, Piedmontese, pinniped, pioneer, quadruped, revamp, sesquipedalian, talipes, trivet, unimpeachable, unimpeached, unimpeded, vamp (shoe), velocipede pessimus: worst (superlative of malus) 9D pessimism, pessimist, pessimistic, pessimistically, pessimum pestis: plague 7F pesky, pest, pesticide, pestiferous, pestilence, pestilent, pestilential, pesty peto, petitum: seek; appeto: desire; impetus: attack; repeto: demand 3C anticompetitive, appetite, appetizer, centripetal, compete, competence, competency, competent, competently, competition, competitive, competitively, competitor, impetigo, impetuosity, impetuous, impetuously, impetus, inappetence, incompetence, incompetent, incompetently, noncompetitive, perpetual, perpetualism, perpetualist, perpetually, perpetuate, perpetuation, perpetuity, petition, petitioner, petulance, petulant, petulantly, repeat, repeatedly, repeater, repetition, repetitious, repetitiously, repetitive, repetitively, unappetizing, uncompetitive pica: magpie 10D magpie, pica, pie (magpie), piebald, pied LS suggests from pingo; OLD lists separately.
picine
peel (vb), peeler, pellet, pelota (Sp), peloton, pill, pillbox, platoon See note for pelt under pellis. pila: pillar (perhaps see also pilum) 7A pilaster, pile (quantity), pillar, pillory, stockpile, woodpile pilum: javelin 11G pile (weapon), pillage, pillager pilus: hair; pileus: cap 9A caterpillar, depilatory, depilious, pelage, pile (coat), plush pingo, pictum: paint 2E depict, depiction, depictive, paint, paintbrush, painter, Pict, pict-, pictogram, pictograph, pictorial, pictorialize, pictorially, picture, picturesque, picturesquely, picturesqueness, pigment, pigmentation, pimento, pint, pinto, pixel, repaint, unpainted, wallpaint, N.B. Picaresque is not derived from pingo.
bipennate, bipinnate, clothespin, hairpin, kingpin, linchpin, ninepins, panache, pen (writing), penholder, penknife, penman, penmanship, pennant, pennate, pennon, penpal, pin, pinafore, pinball, pincushion, pinfeather, pinfold, pinhead, pinhole, pinion, pinna, pinnacle, pinnate, pinniped, pinpoint, pinprick, pinstripes, pinwheel, tenpin, underpinning pinso (1): pound 9A pestle, pesto (It), pise, pistil, pistillate, piston pinus: pine tree (cf. pituV) 6D pine (n), pineal, pineapple, pinecone, pinnace pipo (1): chirp; pipio (1): chirp; pipio (4): chirp 6C bagpipe, blowpipe, cornpipe, hornpipe, peep, pigeon, pigeonhole, pipe, pipe pipeline, piper, pipestem, pipette, pipework, sandpiper, stoolpigeon, stovepipe, tailpipe, windpipe pirata: pirate (peirathV): see peirw pirum: pear (cf. apion) 9C pear, peartree piscis: fish 10C grampus, Pisces, piscine, porpoise pisum: see pisoV pituita: plegm 10F pip (disease of birds), pituitary pius: dutiful 7E expiate, expiation, impiety, impious, pia, pietas, pietism, pietist, pietistic, piety, pious, piously, piteous, piteously, pitiable, pitiful, pitifully, pitiless, pittance, pity, pityingly pix (gen. picis): pitch 12A pay (v. nautical), pitch (wax), pitchfork placeo, placitum: please 4C complacence, complacency, complacent, complacently, displease, displeasure, placebo, placid, placidity, placidly, plea, plead, pleadingly, pleasance, pleasant, pleasantly, pleasantness, pleasantry, please, pleasingly, pleasurable, pleasurably, pleasure, unpleasant, unpleasantly, unpleasantness, unpleasing placo (1): reconcile, appease (OLD relates to placeo) 10C implacability, implacable, implacably, placate, placatingly, placation, placatory plaga: net (used to kidnap) 11J plagiarism, plagiarist, plagiaristic, plagiarize plango, planctum: strike, beat, mourn; plaga: blow 5I complain, complainant, complainer, complaint, plague, plaint, plaintiff, plaintive, plaintively, plangent, uncomplaining planta: plant; planta: sole (of foot) 3C clan, clannish, clansman, eggplant, houseplant, implant, implantable, implantation, KKK, KuKluxKlan, overplant, plant, plantain, plantar, plantation, planter, plantigrade, plantlet, preimplantation, replant, supplant, transplant, transplantation, unplanted planus: level; planities: plain 2A aeroplane, airplane, biplane, deplane, esplanade, explain, explainable, explanation, explanatory, gyroplane, hydroplane, llano, monoplane, pediplanation, plain, plainly, plainness, plainsman, plainsong, plan, planar, planaria, planation, plane, planeload, planer, planform, planimetrically, planless, planner, planula, seaplane, tailplane, unexplainable, unexplained, unplanned, warplane N.B. Piano is from Italian pianus, which I cannot substantiate as derived from planus.
applaud, applause, explode, explosion, explosive, explosively, implausibility, implausible, implausibly, implode, implosion, plaudit, plausibility, plausible, plausibly, plosive, unexploded Plautus: Plautus 14B Plautus
plebe, plebeian, plebiscitary, plebiscite, plebs
accomplice, appliance, applicable, applicant, application, applique, appliquer, apply, blaxploitation, complected, complex, complexion, complexity, complicate, complication, complicit, complicity, decuple, deploy, deployment, display, duplex, duplicate, duplication, duplicator, duplicitous, duplicity, employ, employability, employable, employee, employer, employment, explicable, explicate, explication, explicit, explicitly, explicitness, exploit, exploitable, exploitation, exploitative, exploiter, googolplex, implicate, implication, implicational, implicative, implicit, implicitly, impliedly, imply, inapplicable, inexplicable, inexplicably, multiple, multiplex, multiplexity, multiplicand, multiplication, multiplicative, multiple, multiplicity, multiplier, multiply, noncomplex, perplex, perplexedly, perplexingly, perplexity, photomultiplier, plait, pleat, plexiglass, plexus, pliability, pliable, pliant, pliers, plight (situation), ploy, ply, plywood, quadruple, quintuplet, quadruplex, quadruplicate, reapply, redeploy, redeployment, reduplicate, reduplication, reduplicative, replica, replicate, replication, replicator, reply, sextuplet, sextuplex, splay, supple, suppleness, suppliant, supplicant, supplicate, supplication, treble, trebly, triple, triplet, triplex, triplicate, triploid, triply, uncomplex, uncomplicated, underemployment, unemployable, unemployed, unemployment, uniplex See also simplex.
accomplish, accomplishment, centuple, complement, complemental, complementarily, complementarity, complementary, complete, completely, completeness, completion, compliance, compliant, compliment, complimentary, compline, comply, deplete, depletion, depletive, duple, duplet, expletive, implement, implementation, incomplete, incompletely, incompletion, maniple, manipulability, manipulable, manipulate, manipulation, manipulative, manipulator, manipulatory, noncompliance, noncompliant, oversupply, plenary, plenipotentiary, plenitude, plenteous, plentiful, plentifully, plenty, plenum, replenish, replenishment, replete, repletion, resupply, supplement, supplemental, supplementary, supplementaion, supply, uncompleted, uncomplimentary, unsupplied Plinius: Pliny 12A Pliny
deplorability, deplorable, deplorably, deplore, implore See exploro. LS associates ploro with pluit; OLD keeps separate. pluit: it rains 11I impluvium, plover, pluvial pluma: feather 9D deplume, implume, plumage, plume, plumose, plumule, plumy plumbum: lead 7B aplomb, Pb, plombage, plombe, plumb, plumbago, plumbate, plumbbob, plumbeous, plumber, plumbery, plumbic, plumbiferous, plumbing, plumbism, plumless, plumbline, plumbous, plummet, plunge, plunger plus: more (comparative of multus) 5J nonplus, pluperfect, plural, pluralism, pluralist, pluralistic, plurality, plurinucleate, pluripotent, plus, surplus, surplusage, Pluto: Pluto (god of the underworld) 8A Pluto, plutonic, plutonium poema: poem; poeta: poet: see poiew poena: punishment; punio (4): punish: see poinh Poenus: Phoenician, Carthaginian: see foinix polio, politum: polish 7F extrapolate, extrapolation, impolite, impolitely, interpolate, interpolation, polish, polisher, polite, politely, politeness, unpolished pollen: powder (cognate with pulvis) 8E pollen, pollinate, pollination, pollinator polluo (defile): see lutum polus (pole): see pango Pompeii: Pompeii 11F Pompeii
pomade, pomatum, pomegranate, pommel (pummel)
apostil, apposite, apposition, appositive, apropos, compo, component, composite, compositely, compositeness, composition, compositional, compositionally, compositive, compositively, compositor, compost, compote, compound, contraposition, contrapositive, counterposition, decomposition, deponent, deposit, depositary, deposition, depositional, depositor, depository, depot, disposition, dispositional, dispositive, electropositive, entrepot, Expo, exponent, exponential, exponentially, exposition, expositionary, expositorial, expository, expound, imposition, impost, imposter, impostor, imposture, inapposite, indisposition, interposition, juxtaposition, malposition, oppo, opponent, opposite, oppositely, oppositeness, opposition, oppositional, oppositionist, outpost, oviposition, ovipositor, photocomposition, posit, position, positional, positive, positively, positiveness, positivism, positivist, positivistic, positron, post (changing station, mail), postage, postal, postcode, postilion, postman, postmark, postmaster, postmistress, postoffice, postpaid, postpone, postponement, postpositive, postural, posture, predisposition, preposition, prepositional, presupposition, proponent, proposition, propositional, propound, provost, recomposition, redeposit, reimposition, reposition, repository, superposition, supposition, suppository, transposition All words in pos- but not posit- are from pauw; those in posit- are from pono.
deponticate, pons, pontifex, pontiff, pontifical, pontifically, pontificate, pontine, pontlevis, pontoon, punt (boat) populus: poplar tree 8D poplar
CPA, craftspeople, depopulate, depopulation, nonpublic, overpopulation, people, populace, popular, popularism, popularist, popularity, popularization, popularize, popularizer, popularly, populate, population, populism, populist, populistic, populous, pub, public, publican, publication, publicist, publicity, publicize, publicly, publish, publishable, publisher, pueblo, repopulate, repopulation, republic, republican, republicanism, republication, republish, spokespeople, subpopulation, townspeople, tradespeople, unpeopled, unpopular, unpopularity, unpopulated, unpublished, workpeople Yüklə 7,03 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
|