Morpheme
Bacter
Type
bound base
Denotation
stick, rod, staff, club
Etymology
Modern Latin bactērium; Ancient Greek baktērion, from baktēría + -ion
Evidence
abacterial, acidobacterial, actinobacterial, agrobacterial, alphaproteobacterial, antibacterial, archaebacteria, archaebacterial, arcobacterial, arthrobacterial, azotobacterial, bacteria, bacterial, bacterialization, bacterially, bactericidal, bacterid, bacteriemia, bacterin, bacterium, bacteroid, betaproteobacterial, bifibacterial, bifidobacterial, brevibacterial, campylobacterial, coccobacterial, corynebacterial, curvibacterial, cyanobacterial, cyanobacterium, deltaproteobacterial, endobacterial, enterobacterial, epibacteria, epibacterial, epibacterium, eubacteria, eubacterial, extrabacterial, flavobacterial, fusobacterial, gammaproteobacterial, halobacterial, heliobacterial, interbacterial, intrabacterial, janthinobacterial, magnetobacterial, megabacterial, microbacterial, monobacterial, multibacterial, mycobacterial, myobacterial, myxobacterial, nanobacterial, nitrobacterial, nonbacterial, panbacterial, paucibacterial, peribacterial, photobacterial, phytobacterial, polybacterial, poribacterial, probacterium, propionibacterial, proteobacterial, protobacterial, rhizobacterial, roseobacterial, sphingobacterial, subbacterial, ultramicrobacterial, zetaproteobacterial
Notes
<r> does not double because the stress falls on the first syllable
