Pol(e) [Pole, Pol]

Morpheme

Pol(e) [Pole, Pol]

Type

free base

Denotation

pivot, hinge, axis

Etymology

Middle French pole, pôle; Latin polus; Ancient Greek pólos

Evidence

ambipolar, antipolar, apolarity, bipolar, circumpolar, dipole, electropolar, epipolar, equipolar, extrapolar, frontopolar, heteropolar, hexadecapole, hexapole, homopolar, interpolar, intrapolar, isopolar, micropolar, monopolar, monopole, multipolar, multipole, nonpolar, octapolar, octopolar, octupole, omnipolar, peripolar, polar, polariton, polaritonics, polaritons, polarity, polarization, polarize, polarly, polaron, polaroplast, polarward, pole, poles, polhode, quadripolar, quadrupole, semipolar, subpolar, temporopolar, transpolar, tripole, unipolar

Notes

classical base analysis
homophone of Poll

Modern Base Analysis

<Polarite> denoting “polarity”
alternative modern base analysis without suffixal construction -iton
from polarity (<Pole + -ar + -i- + -ty>)
polariton, polaritonics, polaritons

See Also

-iton

Homographs

Pole, Pole, Pol(e) [Pole, Pol], Pole, Pole, Pole