Word-building; Fifty lessons, combining Latin, Greek, and Anglo-Saxon roots, prefixes, and suffixes, into about fifty-five hundred common derivative ... with a brief history of the English language - Softcover

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9781231156674: Word-building; Fifty lessons, combining Latin, Greek, and Anglo-Saxon roots, prefixes, and suffixes, into about fifty-five hundred common derivative ... with a brief history of the English language
Softcover
ISBN 10: 1231156678 ISBN 13: 9781231156674
Verlag: RareBooksClub.com, 2012

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1892 Excerpt: ...cd re, cer tifi cd tus, we have certi+fy; certi + ficat + ion or ficat(e). Helps for the Pupil.--1 Secret, separated and hulden. 2 Secretary. originally a private clerk, one intrusted with secrets. 3 Secretion, the act of secreting, that separated from the blood and made into new substances. Certain, used when one has sifted the matter thoroughly. Clam, Clamat, (claim), from cla md re, cla ma tus, to call, to cry out. Clam + or1 or or + ous or or + ous + ness; claim;3 claim + ant; un, un + re + claim+ ed; re + claim + able; ac, de, dis, ex, pro, re + claim; de, dis, ex, pro + claim + er; ac, de, ex, pro + clamat + ion; de, ex + clamat + ory. Helps for the Pupil.--1 Glamor, a noisy cry.-Claim, to demand as a right. Clans, (clos), (Clud, Clus, in compounds), from claAdere, clan sns, to shut. Claus(e).' Con, ex, in, pre, se + clud(e). Be + clw(e); These not in the Regents' List. con, ex, in, se + clus + ion or ive; in + con + clus + ive; clos + ure or et; clos(e)clos(e) +ly or ness; en, in + clos + ure or (e). From the derivative claus trum, we get cloist + er, cloist + er + ed, cloist + er + al. Helps for the Pupil.--1 Clause, a portion of the sentence shut off from the rest, by itself. 2 Close, to shut to. Fleet, Flex, Flcxur, from flee te re, flex us, to bend. Be, in, re + fleet; de, in, re + fleet + ion,-' re + fleet + or or ive or ive + ness. Flex + ile or ion or or or ible or ibil + ity; circum, re+flex; in, re+flex + ible ©r ibil + ity. Flexur(e). Helps for the Pupil--Reflection, the turning (metaphorical?) of ijy mind back upon itself. Flu, Flux, from flu e re, flux us, to flow. Flu(eY flu-enf or ency or id or id + ity; af, con, ef, melli (mel, honey) +flu + ent or ence; in+flu + ence3 or ent + (i)al; super + flit + ous' or ous + ly or ity. Flux; ...

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1892 Excerpt: ...cd re, cer tifi cd tus, we have certi+fy; certi + ficat + ion or ficat(e). Helps for the Pupil.--1 Secret, separated and hulden. 2 Secretary. originally a private clerk, one intrusted with secrets. 3 Secretion, the act of secreting, that separated from the blood and made into new substances. Certain, used when one has sifted the matter thoroughly. Clam, Clamat, (claim), from cla md re, cla ma tus, to call, to cry out. Clam + or1 or or + ous or or + ous + ness; claim;3 claim + ant; un, un + re + claim+ ed; re + claim + able; ac, de, dis, ex, pro, re + claim; de, dis, ex, pro + claim + er; ac, de, ex, pro + clamat + ion; de, ex + clamat + ory. Helps for the Pupil.--1 Glamor, a noisy cry.-Claim, to demand as a right. Clans, (clos), (Clud, Clus, in compounds), from claAdere, clan sns, to shut. Claus(e).' Con, ex, in, pre, se + clud(e). Be + clw(e); These not in the Regents' List. con, ex, in, se + clus + ion or ive; in + con + clus + ive; clos + ure or et; clos(e)clos(e) +ly or ness; en, in + clos + ure or (e). From the derivative claus trum, we get cloist + er, cloist + er + ed, cloist + er + al. Helps for the Pupil.--1 Clause, a portion of the sentence shut off from the rest, by itself. 2 Close, to shut to. Fleet, Flex, Flcxur, from flee te re, flex us, to bend. Be, in, re + fleet; de, in, re + fleet + ion,-' re + fleet + or or ive or ive + ness. Flex + ile or ion or or or ible or ibil + ity; circum, re+flex; in, re+flex + ible ©r ibil + ity. Flexur(e). Helps for the Pupil--Reflection, the turning (metaphorical?) of ijy mind back upon itself. Flu, Flux, from flu e re, flux us, to flow. Flu(eY flu-enf or ency or id or id + ity; af, con, ef, melli (mel, honey) +flu + ent or ence; in+flu + ence3 or ent + (i)al; super + flit + ous' or ous + ly or ity. Flux; ...

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RareBooksClub.com
Erscheinungsdatum
2012
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN 10 
1231156678
ISBN 13 
9781231156674
Einband
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Anzahl der Seiten
26
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