Morpheme
Lact
Type
bound base
Denotation
milk
Etymology
Latin lactare, from lactic, from lac
Evidence
ablactate, ablactated, ablactates, ablactating, ablactation, caprolactam, dilactyl, lactaceous, lactaid, lactalbumin, lactam, lactamide, lactary, lactase, lactate, lactated, lactates, lactating, lactation, lactational, lacteal, lacteally, lactean, lacteous, lactic, lactiferous, lactification, lactivore, lactivorous, lactobacillar, lactobacillary, lactobacilli, lactobacillus, lactocerebroside, lactocyte, lactodensimeter, lactogen, lactogenesis, lactogenic, lactoglobulin, lactoglyceride, lactoglycerol, lactol, lactolysis, lactonazi, lactone, lactonic, lactophenol, lactophile, lactophilia, lactophobe, lactophobia, lactophobic, lactoprotein, lactorrhea, lactoscope, lactose, lactosomatotroph, lactosucrose, lactotetraosylceramide, lactotetrosylceramide, lactotrope, lactotroph, lactotropic, lactovegetarian, lactovegetarianism, lactuca, lactyl, malolactic, monolactyl, neolactoglycolipid, neolactotetraosylceramide, neolactotetrosylceramide, ovolactovegetarian, ovolactovegetarianism, prolactin
