affix in Greek
affix in Greek is παράθημα, προσθήκη, κολλάω — affix means a bound morpheme attached to a word's stem, for example a prefix or a suffix.
affix in Greek
παράθημα
Pronounced: parathima
(linguistic morphology) A bound morpheme added to a word’s stem, such as a prefix or suffix.
προσθήκη
Pronounced: prosthiki
(now, uncommon) That which is affixed; an appendage.
κολλάω
Pronounced: kollao
(transitive) To attach.
κολλώ
Pronounced: kollo
(transitive) To attach.
What does "affix" mean?
- noun A bound morpheme attached to a word's stem, for example a prefix or a suffix.
- noun Something attached or added on.
- noun (maths) The complex number that corresponds to a point on the Gauss plane.
- noun A small decorative detail, such as a figure or flower, added to an object or building.
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What is "affix" in Greek?
"affix" in Greek is παράθημα, προσθήκη, κολλάω. affix means: A bound morpheme attached to a word's stem, for example a prefix or a suffix.
How do you pronounce παράθημα?
"affix" in Greek is παράθημα, pronounced "parathima".
Are there other ways to say "affix" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "affix": παράθημα, προσθήκη, κολλάω, κολλώ.
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