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Roots of English is one of the most interesting way to learn more new words and to improve your vocab. Today we are here with the one more article of our series Roots of English which will help you in remodeling your vocab. we have added visual images which do have a brunt which lasts for a long time & pronunciation to utter the word with appropriate pronunciation. Hope this new format will help you in adding new words of vocab to your bucket.
English language is made up of four parts. These are -
Now if you learn these roots, you can figure out the meaning of hundreds of English language words without even knowing their exact meaning. Before we go further, let us answer some basic questions for you first.
What is a root?
A root is the part of the word which gives instructions to a word.
How many parts is a word made of?
A word is made up of three parts.
For example – Unhappily
Here 'Un' is a prefix, 'happy' is the root and 'ly' is the suffix.
Note: PREFIX is a word, letter or number placed before another.
SUFFIX is a letter or a group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning.
Now today we have taken 'Mot' as a ROOT which has a meaning: Move.
Now with the help of this one root you can come out with conclusion of several other English words. Such as,
1) Motivation - (Mot-e-way-tion) - A reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way
Usage - There seems to be a lack of motivation among the staff.
2) Demot - (De-mot) - To reduce in grade, rank, or status
Usage - This is like trying to demote a grizzly to the status of a teddy bear by merely changing its name.
3) Locomotion - (Loco-motion) - Movement or the ability to move from one place to another
Usage - He specialisms in the mechanics of locomotion.
4) Commotion - (Cum-motion) - A state of confused and noisy disturbance
Usage - His arrival caused quite a commotion.
5) Motif - (Mot-if) - A dominant or recurring idea in an artistic work
Usage - The motif of betrayal and loss is crucial in all these stories.
6) Emote - (Em-ot) - (especially of an actor) portray emotion in a theatrical manner
Usage - The dance emote got a ton of laughs.
7) Motel - (Mot-el) - A roadside hotel designed primarily for motorists, typically having the rooms arranged in low blocks with parking directly outside
Usage - The gas station just neighbours to the motel.
8) Emotive – (Im-o-tive) - Arousing or able to arouse intense feeling
Usage - They are expressed in highly emotive language.
English language is made up of four parts. These are -
- GREEK ROOTS
- GERMAN ROOTS
- FRENCH ROOTS
- LATIN ROOTS
Now if you learn these roots, you can figure out the meaning of hundreds of English language words without even knowing their exact meaning. Before we go further, let us answer some basic questions for you first.
What is a root?
A root is the part of the word which gives instructions to a word.
How many parts is a word made of?
A word is made up of three parts.
For example – Unhappily
Here 'Un' is a prefix, 'happy' is the root and 'ly' is the suffix.
Note: PREFIX is a word, letter or number placed before another.
SUFFIX is a letter or a group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning.
Now today we have taken 'Mot' as a ROOT which has a meaning: Move.
Now with the help of this one root you can come out with conclusion of several other English words. Such as,
1) Motivation - (Mot-e-way-tion) - A reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way
Usage - There seems to be a lack of motivation among the staff.
2) Demot - (De-mot) - To reduce in grade, rank, or status
Usage - This is like trying to demote a grizzly to the status of a teddy bear by merely changing its name.
3) Locomotion - (Loco-motion) - Movement or the ability to move from one place to another
Usage - He specialisms in the mechanics of locomotion.
4) Commotion - (Cum-motion) - A state of confused and noisy disturbance
Usage - His arrival caused quite a commotion.
5) Motif - (Mot-if) - A dominant or recurring idea in an artistic work
Usage - The motif of betrayal and loss is crucial in all these stories.
6) Emote - (Em-ot) - (especially of an actor) portray emotion in a theatrical manner
Usage - The dance emote got a ton of laughs.
7) Motel - (Mot-el) - A roadside hotel designed primarily for motorists, typically having the rooms arranged in low blocks with parking directly outside
Usage - The gas station just neighbours to the motel.
8) Emotive – (Im-o-tive) - Arousing or able to arouse intense feeling
Usage - They are expressed in highly emotive language.
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