Morpheme
Ov(e) [Ove, Ov]
Type
bound base
Denotation
egg
Etymology
Latin ōvum
Evidence
anovular, anovulatory, bioval, circumoval, deutovum, diovulatory, extraovarian, hyperoval, intraovarian, lactoovovegetarian, monoovulatory, monoval, monovular, monovulatory, multiovulate, nonoval, nonovarian, nonovulating, nonovulatory, oboval, ova, oval, ovalbumin, ovalescent, ovaliform, ovaline, ovalisation, ovalish, ovality, ovalization, ovalize, ovallike, ovalling, ovally, ovalness, ovalocyte, ovaloid, ovarian, ovary, ovastacin, ovate, ovicell, ovicellular, ovicide, ovid, oviduct, oviferous, oviform, ovigenesis, ovigenetic, oviger, oviparity, oviparous, oviparously, oviparousness, oviposit, oviposited, ovipositing, oviposition, ovipositor, oviposits, oviraptor, ovisac, ovism, ovist, ovistrip, ovitrap, ovitrapping, ovivorous, ovoblastic, ovococcus, ovocylindrical, ovoflavoprotein, ovogenesis, ovogenetic, ovogenic, ovoglobulin, ovoglycoprotein, ovogonial, ovogonium, ovohysterectomy, ovoid, ovoinhibitor, ovolactovegetarian, ovolo, ovological, ovology, ovomacroglobulin, ovomucin, ovomucoid, ovopathy, ovoperoxidase, ovophile, ovophobia, ovoplasma, ovopyriform, ovorubin, ovostatin, ovotesticular, ovotestis, ovothiol, ovotoxic, ovotoxicant, ovotoxicity, ovotoxin, ovotransferrin, ovotriangular, ovovagitarian, ovoviparous, ovoviviparity, ovoviviparous, ovovivipary, ovula, ovular, ovulary, ovulate, ovulated, ovulates, ovulating, ovulation, ovulator, ovulatory, ovule, ovuliferous, ovulist, ovulite, ovulum, ovum, paraovarian, perioval, periovarian, periovulatory, pluriovulate, polyovulatory, postovulatory, preovulatory, semioval, semioviparous, spermatovum, squoval, suboval, superovulate, superovulatory, transovarian, trioval, triovulate, tritovum, unioval, unioval, uniovulate, unoviposited, unovulated, uteroovarian
Notes
egg, ovum, oeuf, and huevo are doublets
homophone of Oave
