Morpheme
Disc
Type
free base
Denotation
flat circular plate
Etymology
French disque; Latin discus; Latinized form of Ancient Greek dískos, from dikeîn
Evidence
amphidisc, bidisc, coverdisc, disc, discal, discectomy, disced, discer, discette, discful, disci, disciferous, discing, discitis, discless, disclike, discmag, Discman, discoconic, discogenic, discogram, discoid, discophile, discotomy, discs, discstone, discus, discuses, holodisc, Laserdisc, magnetodisc, megalodisc, microdisc, minidisc, multidisc, nanodisc, phonodisc, photodisc, polydisc, spondylodiscitis, squamodisc, trichodiscoma, videodisc
Notes
disc, discus, desk, dais, dish, disk, and diskos are doublets
