Etymology is the study of the sources and development of words.
The study of the original root of a word is called etymology. Etymology examines the history and evolution of words, including their origins and how their meanings have changed over time.
The root "log" means word or study. This root is commonly found in words like "biology" (study of life) and "geology" (study of the earth).
The root word that means "word" is "lex" and the root word that means "study" is "logos".
study
Its - in modern Greek- διάβασμα (diavasma). You can find it in ancient Greek root word as -ology or -logy meaning ''the study of''. [original form λόγος (logos) : speech).
"the study of"
"Study".
study
A root word is an original word from which other words are derived.
That's an ambiguous question. The science/art of tracing a word to its origin is called "etymology." The origin of that word, or its original form, is the "root word," or the "etymological root."
the original root word for dry is secco Latin
Yes. It comes from the Greek word "mouseion" meaning "a place of study" but was originally intended to mean "a shrine for the Muses." This word is the root of the Latin word "museum" which has the same meaning as the original Greek ("a place of study")
Its - in modern Greek- διάβασμα (diavasma). You can find it in ancient Greek root word as -ology or -logy meaning ''the study of''. [original form λόγος (logos) : speech).
there is no such called root for this word...
The root "log" means word or study. This root is commonly found in words like "biology" (study of life) and "geology" (study of the earth).
"the study of"
No it is a root meaning head, cheif, or leader from the latin word caput
Root means stem, original, basic word, it is normally the shortest version of a word available, in the same language For example: Stem - other Do - does, done, doing Base - basic, basically, bases Annual - biannual, annually