Morpheme
Cape
Type
bound base
Denotation
assume, take, grasp, hold, contain
Etymology
Latin capācis, from capāx, from capere
Evidence
capability, capable, capacified, capacifies, capacify, capacifying, capacious, capaciousness, capacitance, capacitate, capacitated, capacitates, capacitating, capacitation, capacitor, capacitorless, capacity, capaxorder, capias, decapacitate, discapacitate, incapable, incapacitate, incapacity, magnetocapacitance, memcapacitance, memcapacitor, nanocapacitor, pseudocapacitance, pseudocapacitor, recapacitate, supercapacitive, supercapacitor, transcapacitance, ultracapacitor
Alternative Base Analysis
<Capacite> denoting “capacity”
alternative modern base analysis without suffixal and interfixal constructions -acitate, -acitance, -acitor, -acitive, -aci-
from capacity, from Latin capācitās, from capācis + -tās, from capāx, from capere
capacified, capacifies, capacify, capacifying, capacitance, capacitate, capacitated, capacitates, capacitating, capacitation, capacitor, capacitorless, decapacitate, discapacitate, incapacitate, magnetocapacitance, memcapacitance, memcapacitor, nanocapacitor, pseudocapacitance, pseudocapacitor, recapacitate, supercapacitive, supercapacitor, transcapacitance, ultracapacitor
Doublet
Capt
See Also
Capt, Ceipt, Ceive, Cept, Cipe, Cupe, Cuper, Cover, Case, Cass, Caps, -acitate, -acitance, -acitor, -acitive, -aci-
