Morpheme
Planet
Type
free base
Denotation
massive body that orbits a star; literally wanderer
Etymology
Latin planēta; Ancient Greek planḗtēs, from planáein + -tēs
Evidence
antiplanet, aquaplanet, biplanetary, circumplanetary, deplanetize, exoplanet, extraplanetary, interplanetar, interplanetary, multiplanet, multiplanetary, nonplanet, nonplanetary, planet, planetal, planetality, planetar, planetarian, planetarily, planetarium, planetary, planetbound, planetcide, planetdom, planeted, planetesimal, planeteer, Planetes, planetfall, planetful, planethood, planetical, Planetina, planetless, planetlike, planeto-, planetocentric, planetographer, planetography, planetoid, planetoidal, planetoids, planetologist, planetology, planetophysics, planetquake, planetrise, planets, planetscape, planetship, planetside, planetule, planetules, planetward, planetwards, planetwide, preplanetary, proplanetary, protoplanet, protoplanetary, psychroplanet, subplanetary, superplanetary, thermoplanet, transplanetary, triplanetary, ultraplanetary, uniplanetary
Notes
<t> does not double because the stress falls on the first syllable
