Morpheme
Anim
Type
bound base
Denotation
spirit, breath, mind
Etymology
Latin anima and animus
Evidence
anima, animable, animadversion, animadversiveness, animadvert, animal, animalcula, animalcular, animalcule, animalculine, animalculism, animalculist, animalculistic, animalculous, animalculum, Animalia, animalier, animalize, animally, animally, animalness, animals, animastic, animate, animated, animates, animating, animation, animator, animatrice, animatrices, animatrix, animatrixes, animism, animose, animoseness, animosity, Animula, animus, equanimity, equanimous, exanimate, exanimous, longanimity, magnanimity, magnanimous, magnanimously, magnanimousness, multanimous, nonanimal, pusillanimity, pusillanimous, sanctanimity, semianimal, superanimal, unanimosity, unanimous, unanimously, unanimousness, unmagnanimous, vegetoanimal
Notes
<m> does not double because the stress falls on the first syllable
Latin plural animatrices (singular animatrix) and English plural animatrices (singular animatrice) are homophones
