Morpheme
Fum(e) [Fume, Fum]
Type
free base
Denotation
vapor, smoke, steam
Etymology
(1) Middle English fume; Old French fum; Latin fūmus; (2) Latin fūmigāre and fūmāre; (3) French parfum; Middle French parfumer; Old Occitan perfumar; Latin per + fumāre, from fūmus; (4) Italian fumarola; Neapolitan fumarola; Latin fūmāriolum, from fūmārium + -olum, from fūmus + -ārium
Evidence
beperfumed, fumacious, Fumaria, Fumarieae, Fumarioideae, fumarole, fumarolic, fume, fumed, fumeless, fumelike, fumes, fumewort, fumier, fumiest, fumigable, fumigatable, fumigate, fumigated, fumigates, fumigating, fumigation, fumigator, fuming, fumish, fumivorous, fumy, parfumerie, parfumier, perfume, perfumed, perfumelike, perfumer, perfumery, perfumes, perfumey, perfumier, perfumiers, perfuming, perfumy, refumigate, refumigation, unfumigated, unperfumed
Notes
perfume and parfum are doublets
