Morphology Patterns

Germanic origin, indicates completion or change of state. Appears multiple times.

Noun-forming prefix, Germanic origin.

Germanic, intensifying/state-indicating prefix

Germanic origin, intensifying prefix meaning 'high'.

Latin-derived, meaning 'under', 'below', indicates a subordinate aspect.

German, meaning 'federal'.

German prefix meaning 'development', derived from 'entwickeln'.

Germanic, though functions as part of the compound.

Germanic origin, denotes belonging to a state/region, genitive attribute.

Germanic origin, indicates 'out of', 'from', or 'completely'

Germanic origin, reflexive pronoun/prefix meaning 'self-'

Greek origin, meaning 'distant', indicates remote communication.

Germanic origin, meaning 'speed'.

From 'schwinden' (to decrease), Germanic origin.

German, derived from Latin 'communicatio', meaning 'communication'.

Germanic, from 'treiben' (to drive, operate).

German, meaning 'insurance', from 'versichern' (to insure).

Germanic origin, core meaning (water).

Germanic origin, core concept of speed.

Germanic, meaning 'economy'

Meaning 'water', Germanic origin.

German, ultimately from Old High German 'wissenshaft', related to 'wissen' (to know), meaning 'science'.

From 'Mittel' (means/medication), core meaning.

From Middle High German 'versichern', meaning 'to secure'. Noun base.

Plural marker for nouns.

Genitive plural marker.

Forms a noun, indicating action or result. Germanic origin.

Genitive singular ending.

Plural suffix, Germanic origin

Germanic nominalizing suffix, forming a noun.

Plural ending.

Genitive case ending

Genitive plural marker

German, feminine plural inflectional ending for professions.

Meaning 'company', Middle High German origin 'geselschaft'.

German, meaning 'societies/companies', plural form of 'Gesellschaft'