Morpheme
Icon
Type
free base
Denotation
likeness, image, portrait, artistic representation
Etymology
Latin īcōn; Ancient Greek eikṓn
Evidence
aniconic, aniconism, autoicon, icon, iconic, iconical, iconically, iconicity, iconicness, iconics, iconification, iconifier, iconify, iconisation, iconise, iconism, iconization, iconize, iconless, iconlike, icono-, iconoclasm, iconoclast, iconoclastic, iconodule, iconodulic, iconodulism, iconodulist, iconoduly, iconograph, iconographer, iconographic, iconographical, iconographically, iconographist, iconography, iconolater, iconolatry, iconological, iconologist, iconology, iconomachal, iconomachist, iconomachy, iconomania, iconomatic, iconomatically, iconomatography, iconometer, iconometric, iconometrical, iconometrically, iconometry, iconophile, iconophilism, iconophilist, iconophily, iconophobia, iconophobic, iconoplast, iconoscope, iconostas, iconostasis, iconotropic, iconotropy, icons, identicon, noniconic, uniconic
Notes
<n> does not double because the stress falls on the first syllable
