Morpheme
Late
Type
bound base
Denotation
bear, carry, produce
Etymology
Latin lātus, from ferre
Evidence
ablate, ablated, ablates, ablating, ablatio, ablation, ablatival, ablative, ablatively, ablativeness, ablativity, ablator, allative, atheroablative, collatable, collate, collated, collatee, collates, collating, collation, collationer, collative, collator, correlate, correlated, correlates, correlating, correlation, correlational, cryoablative, cytoablative, dilation, elation, immunoablative, legislate, legislated, legislates, legislating, legislation, legislator, locoablative, lymphoablative, myeloablative, neuroablative, nonablative, oblate, oblates, oblati, oblation, oblational, oblationer, oblatory, periablative, phosphoablative, postablative, prelate, recollate, recollation, relate, related, relates, relating, relative, translate, translated, translates, translating, translation, translator, uncollated
Notes
lātus arose as the past participle of ferre through suppletion
ablatio and ablation are doublets
