Morpheme
Tract
Type
free base
Denotation
draw, pull, drag, move
Etymology
Latin tractus, from trahere
Evidence
abstract, abstracta, abstractable, abstracted, abstractedly, abstractedness, abstracter, abstractest, abstractification, abstractify, abstracting, abstraction, abstractive, abstractization, abstractize, abstractly, abstractness, abstractor, abstracts, abstractum, attract, attracted, attracting, attraction, attractive, attractor, attracts, contract, contracted, contracting, contraction, contractor, contracts, detract, detracted, detracting, detracts, distract, distracted, distracting, distraction, distracts, extract, extracted, extracting, extraction, extracts, intractable, microabstract, nonabstract, nonabstracted, noncontractual, nonretractile, overabstract, overextraction, protract, reabstract, reattract, retract, retractable, retracted, retractility, retracting, retraction, retracts, semiabstract, subcontract, subtract, subtracted, subtracting, subtraction, subtracts, superabstract, tract, tractable, tractate, tractates, tractator, tracti, tractile, traction, tractional, tractor, tractorbeam, tractors, tractrices, tractricoid, tractrix, tracts, tractus, tractuses, unabstract, unabstracted, unattractive, uncontracted, undistracted
Notes
tractate and treaty are doublets
Doublet
Trait
