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词根:crim, crimin, crimine = crime, guilty, accusation控诉, 罪行

  来自拉丁语的 crimen(=accusation,crime) 意为crime,guilty,accusation 控诉,罪行。crimin,crime为词根crim的变体,由后者构成的单词实际上总结起来也就一个,即 crime 犯罪。由它加上不同的前后缀,便会构成几组意思相近或相反的词汇,如:criminality 犯罪行为;②有异形同义词根:culp罪,犯罪。

同源词:

1. indiscriminate(不各自分开的in(=not) + dis(=apart) + crimin(=separate,guilty,crime))
  adj.无差别的;杂乱的;不分青红皂白的
  indiscrimination n.无差别,无分别
  indiscriminately adv.不加区别地
  The indiscriminate use of corporal punishment creates angry,resentful students.不分青红皂白地使用体罚只会让学生充满愤怒和怨恨。

2. incriminate(使处于有罪状态in(=in) + crimin(=guilty,fault,separate))
  vt.暗示(或显示)...有罪;归罪于;控告(某人有罪)
  The presence of his DNA at the crime scene incriminated him. 在犯罪现场发现的他的DNA证明他有罪。

3. recrimination(再一次作为酬答说有罪re(=again,back) + crimin(=crime))
  n.反责;反诉
  recriminate v. 反责;反诉
  recriminatory adj.反责的;反动的
  The two sides engaged in endless rounds of mutual recrimination. 双方陷入无止境的相互反诉中。

4. discriminate
  v.区别,辨别;有差别地对待;歧视 *dis(=away)

5. discriminating
  adj. 有识别力的;形成判别的;区别对待 *dis(=away)
  discriminatory adj.差别对待的;歧视的
  discriminatory legislation 歧视性的立法
  discriminating taste in literature 文学鉴赏力
  discriminating tariffs 差别关税

6. discrimination 
  n.区别;识别(力),辨别(力);歧视;差别待遇 *dis(=away)
  racial discrimination 种族歧视
  without discrimination 无差别地,平等地

7. criminal  [crimin 犯罪 + -al 名词后缀]
  n.犯罪
  adj.犯罪的,犯法的;刑事的
  criminology n.犯罪学
  habitual criminal 惯犯
  criminal act 犯罪行为
  criminal psychology 犯罪心理学
  criminal charge 刑事控告
  criminal law 刑法
  criminal offender 刑事犯
  criminal case / action 刑事案件/刑事诉讼

词根:ced, cess(ceed, ceas) = to go 走

  词根ced,ceed,cess 是同源异形根,来源拉丁动词cedere,意为to go (走)。其中,ced是不定式词干;ceed是ced 在英语中的音变形式,它在英语中只有proceed,succeed和exceed三个原生派生词;cess是动名词词干,用来组成与某些动词相应的名词或形容词。
 
  同义词根有来源于拉丁语的grad/gress/gred,it,vad/vas,还有来源于希腊语的bat[bet,bit]和来自盎格鲁-撒克逊语的fare。

同源词:

1. access [走近ac<ad(=to,near)+cess(=go)]
  n.进入,接近;病的发作
  vt.[计] 存取;接近
  accessibility  n. 可接近
  accessible  adj.可接近的;易得到的
  You can only access the building by one entrance on weekends. 周末只能通过一个入口进入那座建筑。

2. accede [走近ac<ad(=to,near)+ced(=go)]
  vi. to + sth  同意;就任;继承;正式加入
  accession  n. 继承:就任;接近;加盟
  The police negotiator acceded to the kidnappers' demands. 警方谈判人员同意了绑架者的要求。

3. concede [带着某物走con<com(=with)+ced(=go)]
  vt. 承认;让步;给予
  concession  n. 让步,容忍;租地营业(权);特许
  concessive  adj.让步的,让与的
  As much as I hate losing an argument,I have tO concede that you are correct. 我虽然很不喜欢在争论中输给别人,但我不得不承认你是对的。

4. incessant [不能走的in(=not) +cess(=go)]
  adj. 无休止的,不停的
  incessantly  adv. 不间断地
  My ex-wife was an incessant complainer; my present wife isn't. 我的前妻常无休止地抱怨,而我现在的妻子不这样。

5. precedent [向前走pre(=before) +ced(=go)]
  n. 前例,先例;判例
  precede  v. 领先;先于…
  precedence  n. 领先,优先,居先
  preceding  adj.在前的
  precedented  adj.有先例的
  Some say the government's decision to continue logging sets a dangerous precedent. 有人说政府决定继续伐木开了一个危脸的先例。

6. predecessor [领先往下走的人 pre(=before)+de(=down)+cess(=go)]
  n. 前任;祖先;被代替的原有事物
  The new Miss America was crowned by her predecessor. 前任美国小姐给新当选的美国小姐戴上了王冠。

7. recede [向后走re(=back)+ced(=go)]
  vi.退,后退
  recession  n. 退,后退 
  recess  n. 假期;休会;休庭;幽深处
  recessive  adj.后退的,逆行的
  recessional  adj. 后退的;(英)议会休会的;(n.)退场时唱的赞美诗
  The flood waters are expected to recede within 36 hours. 预计暴涨的洪水将在36个小时内退去。

8. intercede [走向其间inter(=batween)+ced(=go)]
  vi. in+sth; with+sb +for+ sb  调停;仲裁;请愿,求情
  intercession  n. 仲裁;调停;请求,请愿
  We asked the consulate to intercede when our son was arrested in Panama. 儿子在巴拿马被捕时,我们请求领事馆予以调解。

9. successive [连在底部、尾部走的suc<sub(=under) +cess(=go)]
  adj.连续的:继承的
  succession  n. 连续;继承(权)
  successor  n. 继承人;后继人
  I was late to work on three successive days. 我连续三天上班迟到。

10. abscess
  n. 脓肿,脓疮  *abs<ab(=away)
  abscesses on the gums  齿蠢脓肿

11. accessary
  n. 帮凶,从犯 *ac<ad(=near)
  accessary to a crime  某犯罪行为的从犯

12. accessory
  n.附属物;服饰搭配物(如钱包、手绢、胸针等);从犯,帮凶 adj.附属的;帮凶的 *ac<ad(=near)
  accessories of a bicycle  自行车的附件
  accessories of a woman's dress  女装的搭配物

13. antecedent
  adj.在先的,先前的眼前情;祖先;经历;先行词 *ante(=before)
  antecedence  n.先行

14. cede
  v.转让(权力).割让(土地)

15. cease
  v. 停止,终止  *ceas<cess(=go)
  ceaseless  adj.不断的
  ceasefire 停战
  without cease 不停地

16. cession
  n.(权力的)转让,(土地的)割让,让与;转让的事物

17. decease
  n./v.死广,亡故  *de(=down)

18. deceased
  adj.已死的,已故的 *de(=down)
  the deceased  死者
  the deceased father  先父
  family of the deceased  死者家属

19. epicedium
  n.哀歌:挽歌 *epi(=upon)

20. exceed
  v. 超越,超过,胜过 *ex(=out)
  exceeding  adj. 非常的,极度的
  exceedingly  adv. 非常地,极度地

21. excess
  n.过多,过剩;超过;过度,无节制;过分的行为;暴行
  adj.过量的 *eX(=out)
  excess of imports  入超
  excess baggage,luggage  超重行李

22. excessive
  adj.过度的;过多的 *ex(=out)
  excossively  adv. 过度地
  excessive charges 过高的收费

23. cessation
  n.停止;中止
  cessation of hostilities  停战,停火

24. nacessarily
  adv.必然地,必定地;必需地 *ne(=not)

25. necessary
  adj.必要的;必然的 n.必需品
  necessary evil 无法避免的坏事:不得已的事
  necessary condition 必要条件

26. inaccessible
  adj.难以接近的  *in(=not),ac<ad(=near)
  Inaccessibility  n. 不易接近,难以达到


27. necessitate
  v. 使成为必要;迫使 *ne(=not)

28. necessitous
  adj.穷困的;贫乏的 *ne(=not)
  in necessitous circumstances  在贫困的环境里

29. necessity
  n.必要,必然性;必需品 *ne(=not)
  daily necessities  生活,必需品
  Necessity knows no law. 情出无奈,罪可赦免,(做事不择手段的辩解语)

30. procedure
  n. 程序,步骤,手续:(事态等的)进程 *pro(=forward)
  legal procedure  法律程序
  parliamentary procedure  议会议事程序
  the code of civil/criminal procedure  民事/刑事诉讼法

31. proceed
  v.继续进行;出自,源于;起诉  *pro(=forward)
  diseases that proceed from dirt  因不干净而引发的疾病

32. proceeding
  v.进行;(pI.)行为;诉讼(程序);会议录 *pro(=forward)
  take/start legal proceedings against  对…起诉
  the proceedings of the Kent Archaeological Society  肯特考古学会的会议录

33. proceeds
  n.收入,收益  *pro(=forward,forth)
  net proceeds  纯收入
  proceeds of business 营业收入

34. pocess
  v. (为保存原材料而进行)处理,加工(食品);[摄]洗(胶卷);[计]处理数据
  n. 进程,过程;工序,步骤;制作方法;[印]照相制版术;[律]所讼:传票,诉讼过程中的各种命令
  processed cheese/butter  加工过的奶酪/黄油
  process film  冲洗胶片
  new process of dyeing 新式染色法
  three-color process 三色印刷法
 
34. procession
  n.(人、车等的)行列;行进 *pro(=forward)
  in procession 列队

35. processional
  adj.行列的;列队时用的  *pro(=forward)


36. secede
  v.(从政党、教会组织等中)退出,脱离 *se(=away,apart)

37. secession
  n.退出,脱离(组织、政党等);[美史](引发南北战争的)南部十一州脱离联邦  *se(=away,apart)
  secessionist n.(分离论者;脱离派者;[芙史](S~)南北战争中主张脱离联邦者

38. success
  n. 成功;继承 *suc<sub(=under)
  succeed to an estate  继承财产
  success story  成功故事
  Nothing succeeds like success. 一事成,事事成。

39. successful
  adj.成功;兴旺;成功的人(或事)*suc<sub(=under)
  successfully  adv. 成功地,圆满地
  successful bid 中标
  successful candidate 当选者
  successful business  兴隆的生意

40. unprecedented
  adj.无先例的  *un(=not), pre(=before)
  precedented  有先例的

词根:cur, curs ( cor, cour, cours, coars) = to run

  来自拉丁语的cur,curs 意为to run ,它们的变形为cor,cour,cours,coars。同义词根有来自拉丁语的lop,来自希腊语的drom,以及来自盎格鲁-撒克逊语的run。此外,还有意为vehicle 的car/char等。

  (*拉丁文currere(=to run) —— 英文根字典)

同源词:

1. discursive(分开跑的dis(=apart) + curs(=run))
  adj.(人) 言行散漫的,不得要领的;离题的;推论的
  discursiveness n.散漫,不得要领
  discursively adv.散漫地
  He gave a discursive speech,difficult to follow. 他说的话东拉西扯,让人难以理解。

2. concur(一起跑con<com(=together) + cur(=run))
  vi. with + sb;in + sth 同意,一致;同时发生;合作
  concurrence n.同意,一致;合作;同时发生
  concurrent adj.同时发生的;合作的;一致的
  concurrently adv.同时地
  I concur with my parents that illegal drugs carry many risks. 我同意我父母关于非法药品带有很大风险的意见。

3. precursor(事先、首先跑pre(=before) + curs(=run))
  n.预先,预兆;先驱者,先觉者;前往
  precursory adj.先驱的;先觉的;预备的
  It has been said the Poe's novels were precursors to the modern detective novel. 坡的小说被认为是现代侦探小说的先驱。

4. cursory(仿佛跑似的curs(=run))
  adj.(做事、阅读等)草率的,匆匆忙忙的,精略的
  The customs agent gave only a cursory glance at our luggage. 海关人员是草草地看了一眼我们的行李。

5. recourse(向后跑re(=back) + cours<curs(=run))
  n.依靠,依赖;求助对象
  The condemned man had no legal recourse left to him and was executed. 那个死刑囚犯没有任何法律求助途径,最终被处死。

6. extracurricular
  adj.课外的 *extra(=outside)
  extracurricular activities 课外活动

7. incur
  v.招致,带来;背负(债务),蒙受(损失),遭受 *in(=into)
  incur debts/hatred/great expense/danger/displeasure 负债/招致仇恨/花费大量经费/招致危险/触犯,得罪

8. occur
  v. 出现,发生;(在心中)浮现;存在;被发现 *oc<ob(=to)
  An idea has occurred to me. 我有了一个主意。
  It occurred to me that~ 我想到...

9. occurrence
  n.发生的事情、事件;出现,发生 *oc<ob(=to)
  happy occurrence 喜事

10. recur
  v.再发生,复发;回归,重新浮上心头,重新忆起 *re(=again)
  problem which recurs periodically 定期反复出现的问题

11. recurrence
  n.重新想起;复起,反复 *re(=again)
  frequent recurrence of these headaches 这样的头疼的频繁复发

12. recurrent
  adj.定期(频繁)重复的;复发的,周期性的 *re(=again)
  recurrent expenses 定期开支
  recurrent fever 回归热

13. undercurrent
  n.底线,潜流;(不浮于表面的思想、感情等的)暗流 *under(=under)
  undercurrent of opposition /melancholy 潜在的敌对/潜在的忧郁

14. curriculum
  n.(学校、大学等)课程
  curriculum vitae 履历

15. currish
  adj.下贱的

16. current
  adj.通用的,现行的;现在的,正在进行的;流通的 n.(电、水、气等的)流;(时间、舆论、思想等的)潮流,倾向,趋势
  currently adv.通常地,普遍地;现在,目前
  current money 通用货币
  current news 时事新闻
  go (swim)with(against) the current (of the times) 随波逐流(反潮流)
  the current of time (the times) 潮流,时代潮流
  air currents 气流

17. currency
  n.通货,货币;流通,通用;流行,普及
  gold/paper currency 金币/纸币
  foreign currencies 外币
  currency circulation 货币流通
  Many slang words have short currency. 很多俚语的流行时间都非常短。

18. courier
  n.送快信、外交信件的信使;(旅行社的)导游,向导 *cour<cur(=run),ier(=person who)
  act as a diplomatic courier bringing an important message from the president for the new premier 以外交信使的身份向新任首相传达总统的重要信息

19. succour
  n.(困难时的)援助,救助 v.帮助(困难的人),援助 *suc<sub(=under),cor<cur(-run)

20. corridor
  n.走廊,回廊 *cor<cur(=run)
  corridors of power 权力走廊;暗中左右决策的权力中心
  Polish Corridor 波兰走廊
 
21. excursion
  n.远足,短程旅行 *ex(=out)
  excursionist n.运足者;短程旅行者
  make an excursion to the mountain 去大山中运足

22. incursion
  n.(多指非永久占领的)袭击,侵犯,入侵 *in(=into)
  the Danish incursions on our coasts in early times 早期丹麦人对我们(英国)海岸的入侵

23. cursive
  adj.(笔迹)草书的,草书体的

24. curse
  v.诅咒,咒骂;(be cursed with)使因...而遭难
  n.诅咒,咒骂;祸因,祸根;被诅咒的东西;(the ~)月经
  cursed adj.被诅咒的;可恶的,可惜的
  curse at a fate 诅咒命运

25. course
  n.进程;道路;(赛跑、比赛的)跑道;进展,趋势;(行动的)方针,(行动的)方向;(边续的)课,(党校伯)课程,(大学的)科目;单位;讲座;(吃饭时按顺序端上来的一道道的)菜
  v.以犬(灰狗)狩猎(特别是野兔);(快速移动地)穿过;(液体的)流动 *cours<curs(=run)
  coursing n.带着猎犬打猎(野兔)
  courser n.猎狗;骏马
  in due course 在今后适当的时候
  a matter of course 理所当然之事,必然的结果
  stay the course 坚持到底,不放弃
  graduate course 研究生课程
  a dinner of six courses 六道菜品(一般包括汤、鱼、肉、糖果、奶酪、甜点)
  main course 主菜
  Tears coursed down her cheeks. 泪水滑过她的脸颊。

26. concourse
  n.(物品或人等的)集合;合流;集合场所;(站、机场、会馆等的)中央大厅,中央广场 *con<com(=together),cours<curs(=run)
  unforeseen concourse of circumstances 未能预料到的各种情况的同时发生
 
27. intercourse
  n.(个人间的)交往;(人、国家间的)往来;(意见等的)交换;性交 *inter(=between),cours<curs(=run)
  social /sexual intercourse 社交/性交
  our commercial intercourse with the Soviet Union 我国与前苏联的贸易往来

28. coarse
  adj.粗劣的;(布、网等)质地粗糙的;粗俗的,下流的 *coars<curs(=run)
  coarse food 粗粮
  coarse joke 低价的笑话

29. decurrent
  adj.(叶等)从茎下部向上生长的《de- = down》

30. transcurrent
  adj.横亘的;横贯的《trans- = across》

词根:mort, mors, mor = death(死)

  来自拉丁语的mort,mors,mor意为death。同义词根有来自希腊语的leth,necr,thanat/than等。

  (*拉丁文mors(=death),mori(=to die)——英文字根字典)

同源词:

1. immortal(不死im<in(=not) + mort(=death))
  adj.不死的;永生的;不朽的
  n.不朽的人物
  The christian religion claims that the soul enjoys immortal life.基督教主张灵魂不死。

2. mortify(使达到死亡mort(=death))
  vt.使蒙受屈辱,使失面子;抑制(情欲等)《-ify = to make》
  mortification n.屈辱感;禁欲;苦修
  It mortified me to be dressed down by the boss in front of my colleagues. 在同事面前被老板训斥让我感到羞辱难当。

3. mortal(应该死mort(=death))
  adj.必死;(伤害、疾病等)致命的;凡人的;不共戴天的;临终的;极度的
  n.人;凡人
  mortally adv.致命地;非常地
  Most Christians believe death is a release from mortal cares.大多数基督教徒相信,死亡是从凡人尘世的烦恼中的解脱。

4. mortality
  n.必死性;死亡人数;死亡率
  epidemic with a heavy mortality 死亡率很高的传染病
  mortality tables (保险的)死亡率统计表

5. mortage
  n.抵押(行为);抵押权;抵押契据
  v.抵押 *gage(=pledge)
  mortgagee n.受抵人
  mortgage n.还清抵押
  mortgage my house to Citi Bank of $100,000 以10万美元将我的房子抵押给花旗银行
  land that may be mortgaged 可以抵押的土地

6. mortician
  n.殡仪业者 *ician (=person who)

7. mortuary
  n.停尸房,太平间
  adj.死亡的;丧葬的 *ary (=place where,pertaining to )
  mortuary rites 葬礼
  mortuary monument 墓碑

8. post-mortem
  adj. 死后的 n.尸体解剖,验尸;事后剖析 *post (=after)
  post-mortem examination 尸体解剖
  A post-mortem showed that King lvan had been poisoned 验尸结果表明,伊万国王是被毒死的。

9. amortize
  v.用偿债基金(sinking fund)分期偿还(债务)*a(=to)
  amortization n.(用偿债基金)分期偿还;用以分期偿还的款项
 
10. morgue
  n.停尸房(保存人的尸体的场所,直到身份被确认并被认领);(报纸、电影制片厂等的)资料库

11. moribund
  adj.垂死的,濒临死亡的,即将灭亡的 *bund(=tending toward)

12. morbid
  adj. 疾病的;不健全的(与死有关的)
  morbidity n.病态;不健全

词根:log, loqu, locut = to speek(说话)

  来自希腊语的log 意为speech;
  (*希腊文legein(=to speak),logos(=word,speech,thought),拉丁文loqui(=to speak)。由“说话”衍生出“语言”、“思想”、“学问”等意思——英文字根字典)

同源词:

1. logomachy (斗言语的行为log(=speech) + mach(=fight))
  n.对词义的争执;舌战
  They're just two ivory tower academics engaged in a literary logomachy. 他们不过是两名热衷于文学论战的象牙塔式的学者而已。

2. logical (话语正确的log (=to speak))
  adj.逻辑的;符合逻辑的;可想而知的
  logic n.逻辑(学)
  logicality n.合乎逻辑,逻辑性
  logician n.逻辑学家
  logically adv.逻辑上;符合逻辑地
  The only logical conclusion i can draw is that he's guilty. 我可以得出的唯一合乎逻辑的结论就是他有罪。

3. apology
  v.赔罪,道歉;辩解,辩护 *apo(=away)
  apologize v.赔罪,道歉;辩解 apologize to his sister for being so rude 因自己如此无礼而向他妹妹道歉。
  apologetic adj.道歉的,认错的;辩护的
  write an apologetic letter写一封道歉信

4. analogy
  n.类似,相似;比拟;类推 *ana(=again)
  analogous adj.类似的,相似的;可比拟的
  analogy between the human heart and a pump 人的心脏和抽水泵的相似性
  false analogy 错误的类推
  forced analogy 牵强的类推,牵强附会

5. catalogue
  n.目录
  v.做目录;将...编入目录 *cata(=completely)
  library catalogue (图书馆的)图书目录

6. dialogue
  n.对话(式的作品);意见交换 *dia(=between)
  dialogue between the two Presidents 两个总统之间的意见交换

7. eulogy
  n.赞辞;赞颂 *eu(=good)
  eulogize v.赞颂,称赞
  eulogistic adj.颂扬的;歌功颂德的
  eulogist n.赞颂者,称赞者

8. monologue
  n.独白;(戏剧等的)独角戏 *mono(=one)

9. prologue
  n.序言;(戏剧的)开场白;一系列事件的开端,序幕;念开场白(或开场诗)的演员 *pro(=before)

10. epilogue
  n.(文学作品的)跋文;结语;尾声(在上面附加的言辞) *epi(=after)

11. decalog(ue) (deca (=ten) + log(ue) (=speak))
  n.十诫
 
12. anthropology
  n.人类学 《anthropo = man》

13. astrology
  n.占星术《astro = star》

14. biology
  n.生物学《bio = life》

15. chronology
  n.年代学;年代记;年表《chrono = time》

16. entomology
  n.昆虫学(将昆虫切成两部分来研究的学问)《en- = in;tom- = to cut》

17. etymonlogy
  n.语源学;语源 (研究语言真义的学问)《etymo = true》

18. genealogy
  n.宗谱;系谱;家系 《genea = birth,race,descent》

19. geology
  n.地质学;地质《geo = earth》

20. meteorology
  n.气象学;气象《meteor = 大气中的现象;流星》

词根:mort = death, 表示“死”

mortal a. 死的,致命的(mort+al)

immortal a. 不朽的(im不+mortal→不死的)

mortality n. 死亡(率)(mort+ality性质→死亡)

mortify v. 使羞辱;屈辱(mort+ify→使人想死→羞辱[别人])

mortgage n. 抵押(品)(mort+gage抵押品→抵押品不能动,像死一样)

immortalize v. 使不朽(im不+mortal+ize→使不死)

mortuary n. 停尸室(mort+uary地方→放尸体的地方)

morbid n. 疾病的,不健康的(morb[=mort]+id→像死一样→疾病的)

moribund a. 垂死的,将死的(mori+bund[=bound边界]→死的边界→垂死的)

postmortem a. 死后的(post后+mort+em→死后的)

词根词缀:-ard, -art

【来源及含义】a suffix which forms nouns that refer to people who regularly engage in some activity, or who are characterized in a certain way, as indicated by the stem or root of the word; originally, which appeared in Middle English in words from Old French where it expressed an intensive degree or with a pejorative or disparaging application

【同源单词】braggard, coward, drunkard, wizard

词根词缀:gehenna-

【来源及含义】Hebrew > Greek > Latin: hell or hellfire

【相关描述】Moloch [MOH luhk] or Molech (Hebrew, melech: king). He was the god of the Ammonites, to whom children were made "to pass through the fire" as sacrifices. Children were dedicated ("passed over") and burned to Molech at the Tophet in the Valley of Hinnom near Jerusalem.

During the monarchical period of the Hebrews, the site was an infamous high place (called "topheth" and derived from an Aramaic word meaning "fireplace"), where some of the kings of Judah engaged in forbidden religious practices, including human sacrifice by fire; as mentioned earlier.

Probably because of these associations with fiery destruction and judgment, the word "Gehenna" came to be used metaphorically as a designation for hell or eternal damnation. As such, Gehenna is to be distinguished from Hades, which is either the bode of all the dead in general or the place where the wicked await the final judgment. In the New Testament, Gehenna designates the place or state of the final punishment of the wicked. It is variously described as a fiery furnace, an unquenchable fire, or an eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.

【相关词根词缀】 Cross references of word groups that are related, directly, indirectly, or partly to: "fire, burn, glow, or ashes": ars-, ard-; -bust; cand-, cend-; caust-, caut-; crema-; ciner-; ether-; flagr-; flam-; focus, foci-; fulg-; ign-; phleg-; phlog-; pyreto-, -pyrexia; pyr-; spod- (ashes; waste); volcan-.

【同源单词】gehenna, gehenne, gehennical

词根词缀:-ist

【来源及含义】Greek > Latin: a suffix; one who believes in; one who is engaged in; someone who does something

【同源单词】abiogenist, abolitionist, abortionist, abrakophile, absolutist, absurdist

词根词缀:junct-, jug-, join-

【来源及含义】Latin: link, unite, yoke; bring together, meet, merge, engage in; combine

【同源单词】actinic conjunctivitis, actinic keratoconjunctivitis, adjoin, adjoin, adjunct, adjunct