Morphology Patterns

Old English origin, denotes negation.

Latin origin, negation.

Old English reflexive pronoun functioning as a prefix.

Latin origin, meaning 'as if, somewhat', adverbial prefix.

Latin origin, intensifier

Greek origin, meaning 'false' or 'not genuine'. Negation.

Germanic origin, intensifying prefix

Greek origin, negation

Latin origin, meaning 'half' or 'partly', degree modifier.

Latin origin, negative prefix.

Greek origin, meaning 'over' or 'excessive', derivational prefix.

Greek origin, meaning 'electricity', combining form.

Greek origin, meaning 'form', relates to shape or structure.

Latin intellectus, faculty of reasoning

Greek origin, meaning 'light'.

Latin origin, core meaning of understanding

Latin origin (*natio*), meaning 'birth, race, people'.

Old English origin, denoting courage or feeling.

Latin origin, to depict.

From Greek 'therapeia' (healing, attendance). Core meaning relating to healing.

Old English origin, relating to thought.

Latin origin, core meaning of relative size

Greek origin, meaning 'nature, natural science', combining form

Latin origin, core meaning of representation.

English origin, past tense marker.

Greek origin, adverbial suffix.

Old English origin, derivational suffix forming a noun of quality.

Germanic origin, progressive/gerundive aspect marker.

Latin origin. Noun-forming suffix denoting an action or process.

English suffix, progressive/gerundive, indicates ongoing action.

Latin origin (*ad-* + *-alis*), forms an adverb.

Greek origin via French, process of making/becoming

Latin/Old English, capability + state/quality.

Latin origin (*-icalis*), forms an adjective.

From Latin '-icus'. Adjectival suffix.

Past tense marker, Germanic origin.