Morpheme
Enter
Type
bound base
Denotation
intestine
Etymology
Ancient Greek énteron
Evidence
anenterous, enteral, enteralgia, enterally, enterectomy, enteric, entero-, enterobactin, enterobiome, enteroblast, enterocaval, enterocele, enterocentesis, enterococcus, enterocystoma, enterogastric, enteroid, enterolith, enterorrhagia, enterosymbiont, enterotomy, enterovirus, gastroenterocolitis
Notes
<r> does not double because the stress falls on the first syllable
