Morpheme
Ject
Type
bound base
Denotation
throw, hurl, cast, spurt
Etymology
Latin -icere, from iacere
Evidence
abject, abjection, adjectival, adjectivally, adjective, conjecture, cosubject, countersubject, deject, dejectable, dejected, dejectedly, dejectedness, dejecter, dejecting, dejection, dejectly, dejects, eject, ejectability, ejectable, ejected, ejectee, ejectile, ejecting, ejection, ejector, ejectosome, ejects, inject, injected, injecting, injects, interjected, interjecting, interjection, interjects, intersubject, intrasubject, metaobject, metasubject, multiobject, multisubject, nanoobject, nonsubject, object, objected, objecthood, objectification, objectify, objecting, objectionable, objectionable, objectism, objectist, objective, objective, objectization, objectize, objectless, objectlike, objects, postsubject, preprojective, presubject, project, projected, projectile, projecting, projects, reject, rejected, rejecting, rejection, rejects, resubject, retroject, retrojected, retrojecting, retrojects, subject, subjectable, subjectdom, subjected, subjecter, subjecthood, subjectification, subjectify, subjecting, subjectist, subjective, subjectless, subjectlike, subjectness, subjects, subjectship, subjectwise, traject, trajected, trajecting, trajection, trajectory, trajectory, trajects, transjection, transjective, undejected, unejected, unsubject
