Morpheme
Ket(e) [Kete, Ket]
Type
bound base
Denotation
organic compound with a carbonyl group bonded to two carbon atoms
Etymology
German Keton; French acétone; Latin acētum
Evidence
aminoketone, bromoketone, cyanoketone, dibenzylketone, diketone, diphenylketone, epoxyketone, ethylketone, fluoroketone, glyceroketone, haloketone, heteroketone, hydroxyketone, hypoketosis, iodoketone, ketamine, ketanserin, ketazine, ketene, ketimine, keto-, ketoacid, ketoacidemia, ketoacidosis, ketoaciduria, ketoacyl, ketoadipate, ketoadipic, ketoadipyl, ketoalcohol, ketoaldehyde, ketoaldonic, ketoaldose, ketoalkene, ketoamide, ketoarginine, ketobenzoxazole, ketobutyrate, ketocaine, ketocarboxylate, ketocarboxylic, ketocarotenoid, ketocholesterol, ketodiol, ketoenamine, ketoester, ketofuranose, ketogenesis, ketogenetic, ketogenic, ketoglutarate, ketoglutaric, ketoheptose, ketohexokinase, ketohexose, ketoic, ketoisocaproate, ketol, ketolactone, ketolysis, ketomycolate, ketomycolic, ketonaemia, ketone, ketonemia, ketones, ketonic, ketonimine, ketonization, ketonize, ketonuria, ketopantoic, ketopentose, ketoprofen, ketopyranose, ketorfanol, ketorolac, ketosamine, ketose, ketoside, ketosis, ketosphinganine, ketosteroid, ketosterol, ketosuccinic, ketosynthase, ketotestosterone, ketotetrose, ketotriose, ketovalerate, ketoxime, macroketone, megaphone, methylketone, monoketone, phenylketone, polyetheretherketone, polyetherketoneetherketoneketone, polyketone, selenoketone, tetraketone, thioketone, transketolase, triketone
See Also
Acet(e) [Acete, Acet], Acer, Aiguille, Acr, Akr, Acerb, Vinegar, Keto
