Morpheme
Place
Type
free base
Denotation
location, space, spot, point, area
Etymology
Middle English placen, from place; conflation of Old English plæċe and Old French place; both from Latin platea; Ancient Greek plateîa, from plateîa hodós
Evidence
birthplace, fireplace, interplace, marketplace, misplace, place, placeability, placeable, placed, placeholder, placekick, placeless, placemark, placement, placename, places, placial, placing, replace, replaceable, replaced, replaces, replacing, showplace, underplace, unplaceable, unreplaceable, workplace
Notes
replaceable <e> can remain before <a, o, u> to mark the phonology of the <c>
