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Pronunciation Sound Key and Guide
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1-eu-et-(e)su- good,
Suffixed form of
es-, eu-,
from Greek eu-,
well,
combined form of eus, good,
also see
su-; chronoscope*,
[esu-s 342] |
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Grammatical definitions often used in
describing root derivatives:
ablative: of, related to, or being a grammatical case
indicating separation, direction away from, sometimes manner
or agency, and the object of certain verbs. [Latin (ablātus),
carried away]
accusative: of, relating to, or being the case of a
noun, pronoun, adjective, or participle that is the direct
object of a verb or the object of certain prepositions.
[Latin (casus) accūsātīvis,
see accuse]
genitive: of, relating to, or being a case
that expresses possession, measurement, or source; of or
related to an affix or a construction, such as a
prepositional phrase, characteristic of the genitive case,
[Latin (gignere), to beget, see root genə-]
imperative: of, relating to, or constituting the mood
that expresses a command or request; instinctive
compilation, Latin (imperāre)
to command, see emperor]
neuter: neither masculine or feminine; neither active
or passive; intransitive; see roots ne and
kwo-
participle: the case most often in English where a
verb can function optionally as an adjective, as in the past
participle baked, in the passive sense, the
noodles were baked too long. Originally derived
expressions include, concerning, considering, failing,
granting, judging by, and speaking of. {Latin (particeps),
partaker]
transitive: expressing an action that is carried from
the subject to the object; requiring a direct object to
complete meaning; used of verb construction, [Latin (trānsīre),
to go over] |
| ă
pat |
oi boy |
| ā
pay |
ou out |
| âr
care |
ŏŏ took |
| ä father |
ōō boot |
| ĕ pet |
ŭ cut |
| ē be |
ûr urge |
| ĭ pit |
th thin |
| ī pie |
th this |
| îr pier |
hw which |
| ŏ pot |
zh vision |
| ō toe |
ə about, item |
| ô paw |
◊ regionalism |
Stress marks: ′
(primary);
′ (secondary), as in
dictionary (dĭk′shæ-nĕr′ē) |
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Adjustments from original AHD symbols:
ə about, item;
æ is a replacement for the symbol
ə
showing a
letter e that is reversed. The AHD also
occasionally uses this symbol, but more commonly uses the
revered symbol for e as the power of the schwa
or intermediate vowel contraption. It's origin is probably from
the Syriac šewayya, meaning "equal".also see
lemma-1 explanation
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