Morpheme
Vise
Type
bound base
Denotation
separate
Etymology
(1) Middle English devisen, devysen; Old French deviser; Latin dīvīsō, from dīvīsus, from dīvidere, from dis- + -videre; (2) Middle English divisioun; Old French division; Latin dīvīsiō, from dīvidere, from dis- + -videre
Evidence
antidivision, devisable, devisal, devise, devised, devisee, devises, devising, divisibility, divisible, divisibleness, divisibles, divisibly, divisio, division, divisional, divisionary, divisiones, divisionism, divisionist, divisionless, divisions, divisive, divisively, divisiveness, divisome, divisor, equidivision, hyperdivision, indivisibility, indivisible, indivisibleness, indivisibles, indivisibly, indivision, indivisive, infradivision, interdivision, intradivision, misdivision, nondivisible, nondivision, overdivision, polydivisible, predivision, pseudodivision, redevise, redivision, subdivisible, subdivision, subdivisive, superdivision, undivisible, undivisive
Notes
devise and device are doublets
division and divisio are doublets
