Morpheme
Harmone
Type
bound base
Denotation
fitting together, joint, union, articulation, agreement, concord of sounds
Etymology
Ancient Greek harmonía, from or related to harmós
Evidence
anharmonic, biharmonic, disharmonic, disharmonious, disharmoniously, disharmoniousness, disharmonize, disharmony, dysharmonious, enharmonic, euharmonic, harmonia, harmoniai, harmonias, harmonic, harmonica, harmonically, harmonicism, harmonicity, harmonics, harmonics, harmonies, harmonious, harmoniously, harmoniousness, harmoniphone, harmonise, harmonism, harmonist, harmonistic, Harmonite, harmonizability, harmonizable, harmonization, harmonize, harmonized, harmonizer, harmonizes, harmonizing, harmonizingly, harmonogram, harmonograph, harmony, inharmonic, inharmonious, inharmonious, inharmony, monoharmonic, multiharmonic, nonharmonic, nonharmonious, nonharmony, philharmonic, philharmonically, philharmonics, pluriharmonic, polyharmonic, polyharmony, pseudoharmonic, quasiharmonic, reharmonize, subharmonic, superharmonic, synharmony, telharmonic, telharmonium, telharmony, triharmonic, ultraharmonic, unharmonic, unharmonized, unharmony, xenharmonic, xenharmony
Notes
harmony and harmonia are doublets
harmonic, harmonica, armonica, and armonico are doublets
