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词根:-horr-

【词根含义】:怕

【词根来源】:来源于拉丁语动词horreo, horrere, horrui, -,其意义为“因害怕而毛发倒竖”和“因充满恐惧和厌恶而发抖”。

【同源单词】:abhorrent, horrible, horrify, horror

词根:horr, hor = 怕

  来源于拉丁语 horrere 颤抖,词根-horr- 是词根 -terr- 的变体,含义相同;-hor- 为 -horr- 的变体,词根hor与另一个表示“时间”的词根为同形异义词根;有异形同义词根:-tim- 害怕 / 胆怯,来源于拉丁语 timere。

timidly 胆怯地 / 提心吊胆地

同源词:

1. horrible  [horr 怕,-able 可...的]
  adj.恐怖的,可怕的

2. horribly  [norr 怕,-ibly 可...地]
  adv. 可怕地

3. horrid  [horr 怕,-id...的]
  adj.可怕的

4. horrific  [horr 怕,-i-,fic 令...的]
  adj.令人害怕的,极其可怕的

5. horrify  [horr 怕,-i-,-fic 令...的]
  v. 使恐怖,使震惊

6. horrification  [horr 怕,-i-,fication 名词后缀]
  n.使恐怖

7. horror  [horr 怕,-or 名词后缀]
  n.恐怖,战栗

8. abhor  [ab-= away,离开→毛发竖立地离开→]
  v.憎恶;痛恨

9. abhorrent
  adj.嫌恶的;令人痛恨的

10. abhorrence
  n.憎恶;痛恨;嫌恶的事情

词根:hor, horr = shudder, dread, 表示“颤抖, 害怕”

horrid a. 可怕的

abhor v. 憎恨(ab表示动作+hor→又怕又恨→憎恨)

abhorrent a. 憎恶的(abhor[r]+ent)

horrible a. 可怕的(horr+ible)

horrify v. 使恐怖(horr+ify→使人害怕)

词根:corrig = correct (改正)

incorrigible a. 不能改正的

词根:torr = dry (干)

torrid 酷热的

torrefy 焙,烤

词根词缀:hor-, horr-

【来源及含义】Latin: bristling, rough, roughness; rudeness; shaking, tremble, trembling, shutter; shock; disgust, hatred; resulting in horror, horrid, etc.

【同源单词】abhor, abhorred, abhorrence, abhorrent, abhorrently, abhorrer

词根词缀:oro-, orrho-

【来源及含义】Greek: whey, serum

【相关词根词缀】Serum, whey words are also at this sero-, ser- unit.

【同源单词】orrhology, orrhomeningitis, orrhoreaction, orrhorrhea, orrhotherapy

词根词缀:-orrhexis, -rhexis, -rrhexis

【来源及含义】Greek: used as a suffix; rupture of an organ or vessel; a breaking forth, bursting

【同源单词】angiorrhexis, arteriorrhexis, cardiorrhexis, cystorrhexis, enterorrhexis, hepatorrhexis

词根词缀:rhapho-, rhaph-, rhap-, -rhaph, -rhaphy, -orrhaphy, -rrhaphy

【来源及含义】Greek: suture, stitching, joining in a seam

【同源单词】achillorrhaphy, angiorrhaphy, aortorrhaphy, autorrhaphy, blepharorrhaphy, canthorrhaphy

词根词缀:-rrhea, -rrhoea, -orrhea

【来源及含义】Greek > Latin: flow, flowing

【同源单词】agalactorrhea, agalorrhea, albuminorrhea, algomenorrhea, amenorrhea, amniorrhea