Morpheme
Art
Type
bound base
Denotation
joint, member, part, that which is fit together
Etymology
(1) Middle English article; Old French article; Latin articulus, from artus; (2) Latin articulāre, from articulus, from artus; Ancient Greek árthron, from ararískein + -thron
Evidence
abarticular, anguloarticular, article, articled, articleless, articles, articleship, articulable, articular, articularly, articulatability, articulatable, articulate, articulated, articulately, articulateness, articulates, articulating, articulation, articulative, articulator, articulatory, articuli, articulus, biarticular, biarticulate, cerebrofacioarticular, circumarticular, coarticulate, conarticular, counterarticle, dearticulate, disarticulate, exarticulate, extraarticular, hyperarticulate, inarticulate, inarticulately, inarticulateness, interarticular, interarticulate, intraarticular, juxtaarticular, malarticulate, misarticulate, monarticular, monoarticular, multarticulate, multiarticular, multiarticulate, musculoarticular, nonarticular, octarticulate, oligoarticular, osteoarticular, overarticulate, pauciarticular, periarticular, pluriarticular, pluriarticulate, polyarticular, postarticular, prearticular, prearticulate, pseudoarticle, pseudoarticulated, pseudoarticulation, quadriarticulate, quinquarticular, rearticulate, retroarticular, semiarticulate, sexarticulate, subarticle, subarticulate, tibioarticular, transarticular, triarticulate, unarticulate, underarticulate, uniarticular, uniarticulate
Notes
article and articulus are doublets
