Morpheme
Gener
Type
bound base
Denotation
beget, produce
Etymology
Latin generāre, from generis and genera, from genus
Evidence
antidegenerative, aregenerative, atherodegenerative, autogenerate, autoregenerate, autoregenerative, axodegenerative, bioregenerative, cardiodegenerative, cardioregenerative, cogenerate, congener, congenerate, congenerous, cytodegenerative, degeneracy, degenerate, degenerated, degenerately, degenerateness, degenerates, degenerating, degeneration, degenerative, degeneratively, erythrodegenerative, genera, generable, general, generally, generatability, generatable, generate, generated, generating, generation, generative, generic, generosity, generous, gliodegenerative, hemidegenerate, hepatoregenerative, heredodegenerative, hyperregenerative, hyporegenerative, ingenerate, macroregenerative, misgenerate, myodegenerative, neurodegenerated, neurodegenerating, neurodegenerative, neuroregenerative, nondegeneracy, nondegenerate, nondegenerated, nondegenerative, nonregenerating, nonregenerative, osteodegenerative, osteoregenerative, overgenerate, photoregenerate, pregenerate, prodegenerative, proregenerative, regenerable, regeneracy, regeneratable, regenerate, regenerated, regenerately, regenerateness, regenerates, regenerating, regeneration, regenerative, regeneratively, regenerator, regeneratory, regenerome, superregenerative, undegeneracy, undegenerate, undegenerated, undegenerating, undergenerate, unregenerating, unregenerative, vasodegenerative, vasoregenerative
Notes
<r> does not double because the stress falls on the first syllable
See Also
Gen(e) [Gene, Gen], Gene, Gene, Gene, Genu, Geni, Gent, Germ, Germine, Gn, Gonad, Gon(e) [Gone, Gon], N, Naiss
