Morpheme
Plat(e) [Plat, Plate]
Type
free base
Denotation
flat sheet, round coin
Etymology
Middle English plat, plate, platte, platen; Anglo-Norman plat; Old French plat, plate, plater; Medieval Latin plata; probably from Vulgar Latin *plattus; Ancient Greek platýs
Evidence
armplate, autoplate, backplate, baseplate, bedplate, bodyplate, boilerplate, bookplate, buttplate, chainplate, chestplate, clutchplate, copperplate, cornplate, counterplate, deplatform, dinnerplate, doorplate, drawplate, dubplate, electroplate, filterplate, fingerplate, fishplate, flexplate, floorplate, footplate, forceplate, heelplate, heteroplate, hotplate, hourplate, immunoplate, implate, interplate, interplatform, intraplate, intraplatform, keyplate, kickplate, legplate, lockplate, lysoplate, microplate, midplate, miniplate, misplate, monoplatform, multiplatform, nameplate, nanoplate, nanoplatform, neckplate, nonplate, notoplate, overplate, periplatform, plat, plate, plateable, plateaex, plateau, plateaus, platebound, plated, plateful, plateholder, platelayer, platelegs, plateless, platelet, plates, platform, platformed, platformer, platformful, platforming, platforming, platformish, platformism, platformist, platformization, platformless, platformlike, platforms, platformward, platformy, platina, plating, platitude, platitudes, platitudinal, platitudinally, platitudinarian, platitudinarianism, platitudinisation, platitudinise, platitudiniser, platitudinization, platitudinize, platitudinized, platitudinizer, platitudinizes, platitudinizing, platitudinous, platitudinously, platitudinousness, platitudise, platly, platness, replatform, skidplate, smokeplate, soleplate, stereoplate, subplate, swashplate, throatplate, tinplate, toeplate, toothplate, tramplate, treadplate, tubeplate, turnplate, underplate, unplatform, unplatitudinous, waveplate, weirplate
Notes
plateau and platter are doublets
See Also
Platin(e) [Platine, Platin], Platter, Platy, Plat
