Morpheme
Hyster
Type
bound base
Denotation
womb, female organ of gestation
Etymology
Ancient Greek hystérā
Evidence
antihysteric, gastrohysterotomy, hysteralgia, hysteranthous, hysterectomy, hysteresis, hysteria, hysteric, hysterical, hysterically, hysterics, hysteritis, hystero-, hysteroannessiectomy, hysterocatalepsy, hysterocele, hysterocleisis, hysterocystic, hysterodynamic, hysterodynia, hysteroepilepsy, hysterogenic, hysterogram, hysterography, hysteroid, hysterokinetic, hysterology, hysterolysis, hysteromania, hysteromaniac, hysteromyoma, hysteromyomectomy, hysteronotal, hysteropathy, hysteropexy, hysterophyte, hysteroplasty, hysterorrhaphy, hysterosalpingectomy, hysterosalpingogram, hysterosalpingography, hysterosalpingostomy, hysteroscope, hysteroscopic, hysteroscopy, hysterosis, hysterosonography, hysterospasm, hysterothecium, hysterotome, hysterotomy, hysterovideoscope, laparohysterosalpingooophorectomy
Notes
<r> does not double because the stress falls on the first syllable