Morpheme
Agon
Type
bound base
Denotation
set in motion, drive, urge, lead, push forward
Etymology
Ancient Greek ágōn, present participle of ágein
Evidence
antiglucagon, enteroglucagon, glucagon, glucagonemia, glucagonlike, glucagonoma, glucagonotropic, preproglucagon, proglucagon
Notes
<n> does not double because the stress falls on the first syllable
See Also
Agog(u)e [Agogue, Agoge], Ege, Act