Camer

Morpheme

Camer

Type

bound base

Denotation

something with an arched cover, covered carriage or boat, vaulted chamber

Etymology

Latin camerāre, from camera; Ancient Greek kamára

Evidence

acamerate, bicameral, camera, camerae, cameral, cameraless, cameralike, cameralism, cameralist, cameralistic, cameralists, cameraman, cameraperson, cameras, camerate, camerated, camerates, cameratic, camerating, cameration, camerist, extracameral, intercameral, intracameral, multicamera, multicameral, multicamerate, procamerate, tricameral, unicamerate

Notes

<r> does not double because the stress falls on the first syllable
recording device sense from camera obscura

See Also

Cam, Obscure