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you sure would be shocked out of your senses !
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cur = (1) DOG -a mongrel dog, frightening, fierce, unfriendly .
(2) PERSON - of mean, contemptible, cowardly nature.
-ious = an adjectival suffix, meaning : characterized by, like, similar,
eg : religion-religious, caution-cautious, oblivion-oblivious, etc
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Logically/Sensibly the meaning of the word : 'curious ' ought to be the following . .
characteristic of, like, resembling - (1) DOG - a mongrel dog, frightening, fierce.
(2) PERSON - a mean , contemptible, cowardly
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but you've a radically different meaning assigned , were the lexicographers drunk or deranged ?
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curious = (1) eager, to learn, know.
eg: students are curious enough to know more on this.
(2) inquisitive, prying, meddlesome.
eg : he was very curious with others and a distraction at the workplace
(3) arousing attention, interest, speculation because of being unusual, strange.
eg : a curious scene of offence, a curious sort of people.
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that's English Vocabulary
no head, no tail . am sorry . an impossible Vocabulary .
the trick & the technique - lies in establishing intense familiarity with the - af'fix'es .
both the prefix'es & the suffix'es, it should ideally be suffix'es to start with .
sure, you've your mobile in hand, but how sure are you on its meaning . . . . . consider your Vocabulary as Not'Working & Not'In'Full'Form please ! mob : (1) - Crowd, a disorderly, riotous group of persons (2) - the common People . (3) - a flock, herd, drove of Animals, Birds -ile : an adjectival suffix' meaning - having to do with, like, similar to mobile : (1) - capable of moving . (no match of -ile with mob, where is the sense ! ) logically, sensibly, the meaning ought to be these only : - (1) - like a - crowd, a riotous group (2) - like - the common people, (3) - like a - flock, herd of Animals,Birds where is the match of meaning by affixes , what for these affixes are then ? Remember hard , the key is in the mastery of affixes
& lo ! miss - transforming to - missile - English - a senseless Vocabulary ! miss : (1) - a Title of respect /an Address / a young unmarried Woman . (2) - to fail to -hit/strike, -effect or -success (3) - to fail to perceive/understand -ile : an adjectival suffix' meaning - having to do with, like, similar to missile : (1) - object/weapon-throwing, hurling, shooting, as a Stone,Arrow,Bullet . logically, sensibly, the meaning ought to be these only : - (1) - like a - young unmarried woman . (2) - like - hitting,striking etc etc (3) - like a - failure to understand etc no match of -ile with miss ! what for suffixes/prefixes are , when their meanings aren't enforced ?
always amongst ourself / the intensely familiar word which we breath & live by
cafe / cafe'eteria - cafe'teria / cafe'tor'ium /cafe'tiere
-eria / -ia / -onia / -noia / -teria /-terion / -tiere / -tonia ,
if we aren't aware of this word exactly : our education is useless & an insult, Yes.
but forgive yourself , blame & bombard the English Vocabulary, Yes, it's the culprit .
the one & only-on this face of the Globe, V.Venkatesh. the shakeSpiker - de'Coded, single'handedly
YES, not even the Oxford, Cambridge etc etc. Yes, am on record. Go ahead, evidence yourself .
how about : lunch, luncheon,lunch'eteria, wash'eteria, osm'eteria ?
pneumato'logy/pneumon'ia/pneum'onia/pneumon'itis : -noia ? -tonia ?
please go ahead & ask your doctor on this ?
YES , again, am on record ,
not a single Doctor on this planet can give you a sensible meaning , YES ,
blame the English Vocabulary , spare the Doctor please , a hapless being ,
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English Vocabulary - undressed to its utter nakedness.
am sorry . I had to .
to the world : google - may be a big technology company .
initially I thought it may be an egg'breaking company . and I had a valid point there.
here it is how : the word ' goog ' : in Australian English means : an egg .
add suffix -le : which one may be familiar from school days.
-le means : (1) action, small, trivial - eg : spark-sparkle, goog-google ( egg'breakage )
(2) diminutive - eg : ice-icicle, goog-google ( small egg' )
(3) agent, instrument - eg : bead-beadle, goog-google ( egg'breaking instrument )
kindly take your pick of the meaning of 'google' from the above 3 meanings . it's your happy choice !
it's mysterious, what on earth made them to coin this word for a technology company & am not amused .
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O F - H I G H - I M P O R T A N C E - N O T E S .
the complaint is : this word has found its place in the Oxford, Cambridge Dictionaries :
meaning assigned is - search for Information on the InterNet.
my charge is : what if one searches for information in the Library : also please assign a word .
Plus you've so many competitive Search'Engines again : like -
bing, yandex, swisscows, duckduckgo, startpage, searchEncrypt, Gibiru, oneSearch, wiki,
board'reader, givewater. Ekoru, Ecosia, Twitter, slideshow, internetarchive etc -
you must also go ahead, and make life/learning hell by inlcuding the above as possible synonyms
and we would then say : I bingo'ed, I yandex'ed, I swisscowed, I duckduckgo'ed on those topics etc ,
this madness must STOP , mindlessly, needlessly, borrowing & berserk'ing our brains .
let's examine the word google, it wasn't there originally, NO, NOT.
here, we go, let's start . let's begin the struggle & the senselessness
it's critically important that you always must start like below, to help throw things into perspective,
and for a macro'view of & an eagle'eyed view of things, which would enable you to grasp & grip .
go - You may also start from the word ' go ' but that's an excruciating pain,
still would recommend to, because the ' o ' in the following word goo -
is a suffix , and you'd thus be driven to madness, insanity .
what does the alphabet ' o ' as suffix means ? it means 5 things.
as Nouns, Adjectives - 4 meanings
(1) - a typical ending of the first element of compounds of Greek origin
used regularly
in forming new compounds
with elements of Greek origin and
often used in English as a connective
irrespective of etymology
Eg : geo'graphy, speedo'meter, serio'comic, Franco-Italian, etc
(2) - a suffix
occuring as the final element in
informal shortening of Nouns
Eg : ammo, combo, promo, limo etc
(3) - also forms Nouns
usually derogatory for persons / things
exemplifying or associated with that specified by the
base Noun or Adjective
Eg : weirdo, sicko, cheapo, pinko , wino, etc
(4) - slangy, colloquial,
intensive
counterparts of Nouns or adjectives derivatives
usually grammatically isolated,
as in address.
Eg : cheerio, kiddo, righto, etc
as an Interjection - 1 meanings
(1) - slangy, colloquial,
intensive
counterparts of Interjections
Eg : addio, bingo, hillo, hollo, etc
go - as - goo : highly probable & logical that we'd understanding this as an intensifier, a possibility &
thus the confusion eg: NORMAL : go to the school AS AN INTENSIFIER : goo to the school ? ha ha ha
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goo/gooey - NOTE : I can also understand this as an interjection, intensifier,
or from among the 4 other meanins listed above .
as an intensifer, when you're emphasising someone to go
you may say like - go + O - goo . that's how the senselessness is ?
am so sorry with English & it's Vocabulary.
talking of Grammar - NO, it never has one . Such a massive mad .
(1) - SUBSTANCE - thick, sslimy, greasy, viscous, sticky Substance
(2) - SENTIMENT - excessive, maudlin Sentimentality
goo-goo - (1) PERSON - an idealistic advocate of Honest Government
goo-goo eyes : amorously inviting glances.
goober - (1) FOOD - the Peanut
good - (1) QUALITY -
- (2) QUANTITY -
- (3) EDUCATION -
- (4) PERSONALITY -
- (5) BEHAVIOR -
- (6) MEDICAL -
- (7) ENTERTAINMENT-Sports -
- (8) BUSINESS -
goods - (1) ARTICLES / POSSESSIONS -
goodo - (1) Okay, all right.
goody/goodie - (1) abc
- (1) abc
goof - (1) abc
- (2) abc
goog - (1) FOOD - an Egg
g o o g l e NOTES : what if somebody coins a word assle & make our life hell again.
This stupidity must Stop !
need of the hour is a Statutory Body -
which enforces the Law of Language.
googly - (1) - ENTERTAINMENT-Sports - in Cricket -
googol - (1) abc
googol'plex - (1) abc
gook - (1) SUBSTANCE - thick, sslimy, greasy, viscous, sticky Substance
- (2) COSMETICS - make'up - when thickly applied
- (3) PERSON - one who is offensive, because of Stupidity,Coarseness
- (4) PERSON - thick-skinned foreigner esp. one from Middle East
goombah - (1) abc
goombay - (1) ENTERTAINMENT-Music - a Style of Music, rhythm
goon - (1) PERSON - a hired hoodlum, a thug
- (2) PERSON - a stupid, foolish, person.
- (3) PERSON - a roughneck, an awkward, coarse person .
goop - (1) PERSON - a bad'mannered or inconsiderate person.
- (2) SUBSTANCE - thick, sslimy, greasy, viscous, sticky Substance
goose - (1) abc
goozle - (1) abc
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FEEL the - fun , frolic & NOT the - fright, fluster .
why English Vocabulary is a damn dis'aster
SIMPLE - it's a sense'less language doubt'less'ly .
come on , let's take the word ' disaster ' itself
obviously , it's made of two words, if you are familiar/ thorough enough with affixes .
namely the prefix : dis- & the suffix : -aster
and what did the lexicographers did, is common knowledge & utterly shocking
did an idiotic job of plastic surgery & assigned a wholly different meaning for ' disaster '
dis : ( 1 ) a lady, a woman, Eg : the dis & the damsel on the dais.
( 2 ) a female deity, esp. one promoting fertility etc Eg: the dis on the altar of the temple . .
( 3 ) to show disrespect, to insult. Eg : they dissed the President at the Press Conference.
( 4 ) to disapprove, to condemn . Eg : the President was dissed in the Senate Discussion .
Dis : ( 1 ) the God of the underworld . Eg : the Dis & the don of the region shot dead by special forces.
dis- : a Latin prefix, meaning ( 1 ) apart, asunder, away, utterly. Eg : dis'integrate etc.
-aster : a suffix denoting : ( 1 ) diminutive,
( 2 ) sth that mimics imperfectly the true thing Eg: poet'aster
( 3 ) star or star'like structure. Eg : di'aster etc
eg : poet - poetaster, compare : cad - cadaster ?
critic - criticaster tea/teat - tea'taster/teataster ? ha ha ha !
disaster : ( 1 ) a calamitous event, happening, occurence - that causes untold, great havoc, damage.
it's like joining words : mouth & anus to make 'mouthanus' & giving a wholly whimsical meaning
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high time a Law is brought in place to put an effective brake to this shit, non'sense .
prefix : de- : to indicate privation, removal, separation
suffix : -fy/-ify : to make, cause to be, render, to become, be made
suffix : -ity : to express State, Condition
now, see the meanings of the following few words & be shocked by the insensible
de'fy - to refuse to obey, to challenge, to resist etc
de'ify - make someone/something into God, ( godify atleast has sense )
de'ity - god/goddess.
were the lexicographers drunk or deranged, I seriously suspect ? what was shakespeare doing !
gawd ! initially was shocked to know these other professions exists , pun intended .
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palm - palm'ist ( one who tells the fortunes by looking at the lines in the palm )
ass - ass'ist ( am leaving it to your imagination, am helpless here )
phallus - phall'ist ( yeah, sure, go ahead, guess from the context, the phrase that many use )
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this is English : you are being politely warned . English is all about : CRAZY, stupidity . am sorry .
unless you are through & thorough with affixes i.e., suffixes, infixes, prefixes : your English shall only be Sorry .
here’s an another VOCABULARY TEST
sit for this Test & you’d be sitting pretty there’after . . .
| bast – bastard | dast – dastard | slug (?) – sluggard |
| bay – bayard | dot – dotard | stag – staggard (?) |
| blink – blinkard | dull - dullard | stand – standard |
| boll – bollard | foul – foulard | stew - steward |
| bomb - bombard | frow – froward | stink – stinkard |
| bust – bustard | lag – laggard | tab – tabard |
| buzz – buzzard | mall – mallard | tank – tankard |
| camel - camel'op'ard | milli – milliard | tow – toward |
| can - canard | pet – petard | unit – unitard |
| cost – costard | – placard | willy – willyard |
| cow - coward | poll – pollard | wiz (?) – wizard |
what’s this suffix –ard mean : ask yourself ?
and Lo ! how this makes sense ? Dull - as - Dullard - Okay, sensible.
cow becoming coward is also okay, but, How could the meaning go so tangentially off ,
unless drunk and/or deranged persons were there in charge as lexicographers ?
this kind of a massive madness was let go unhindered, without being noticed & shockingingly
how could shakeSpeare even not notice this and step in for a massive surgical intervention .
your shakeSpiker at your rescue, at long last & not the shakespeare .
wouldn't this be embarassing, insulting, demeaning, belittling
when you happen to come across the below words in Writing or in Speech
and suffer lost & clueless about what they mean exactly
fash - fashion - fashious
face - facet - facetious
gear up your guard & feel the glorious in being aware/informed powerfully.
it simply blesses, bestows - respect, awe, admiration in you by others .
or alternatively, brings your reputation/respect - to smithereens .
what's the difference between ?
-ant : extant
-ent : extent
ex- : ?
as is amply evident, unless you've the grasp & the grip on the affixes,
your understanding of the English Vocabulary - is well - useless .
take this Vocabulary test, dude !
and dud & damned ! your so'called 'sense' is sure to suffer.
text
textile
ask yourself what does the suffix -ile means.
it is : ( 1 ) ability, aptitude, capability etc
eg : agile, docile etc
( 2 ) having to do with, suitable for etc
eg : duct - ductile etc
how can Text become Textile & mean sth else. has English any Logic/Law/Grammer governing ?
mob - mobile - he he he ! yahoooo ! goooogle ! googly !
miss - missile - ha ha ha ! super !
pen - penile - oh God ! don’t take me there, certainly not now, will think later. Bye.
pens - pensile – shit, enough of non’sense ! my mind spinning .
doc - docile
stab - stabile
Teachers would naively counsel students/learners to guess from Context the meanings of the words .
Yes, Sure Would Do. I have no quarrel here. Take Pen first & add –ile. let's take the first meaning i.e. ability.
let's logically proceed to understand like this ; the ability/power of pen with the Poets/Writers/Journalist’s.
am I now allowed to say like this : the journalist's penile power ?
What’s this misfortune, punishment dude ! ENGLISH - utterly non'sensical, mind'spinning Vocabulary .
shakeSpiker , the Saviour - is here - to steer you through with your sanity shaken .
what's the meaning of the suffix : -et
the meaning is - little, small, tiny, or a properly dimunitive force .
owl - owlet
eagle - eaglet
kitchen - kitchenet
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how'd these fit then ? : bull - bullet
skill - skillet
plan - planet
pick - picket
can we speak of the Rules/Grammar ? just impossible.
what's this Twitter ? and it's tough making sense between twitter/tweet/tweeter.
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tweet - tweeter
twit - twitery
twitter - twittery - twitterati - ( literati , culturati , illuminati , )
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next time, when you tweet or when you twitter , ask yourself dear twitterati , what's the correct usage ?
also, is it : to twit on twitter or to tweet on twitter ?
& educate or rather enlighten yourself of what's this - twittery / twitery - essentially about ?
get your Vocabulary : tested on this please .
1 . test, test's, test'er, test'ee, test'ability
2. test'y, testi'ness
3. test'a, test'acean, test'udin'al, test'ud'o
4. test'acy, test'ate, test'ator, testa'tress, testa'trice, testa'trix, testa'ment
5. test'es, test'is, test'icle (-icle : suffix forming Nouns - diminutives. art-article ? )
6. testi'fication, testi'mony ( NOTES : funny the word : Test - becoming - Testicle )
7. test'on, test'one, test'oon,
8. test'o'ster'one
what are your test results, what's your score, now ? welcome aboard shakeSpiker.
this changes fundamentally the way you learn & remember Words .
the suffix -es : meaning is : a plural of Nouns eg: fish-fishes, glass-glasses, witch-witches
to the word 'test' - when -es is affixed : you are taken straight into the forbidden, like pen+-es
that's English Vocabulary - funny, neurotic, crazy, affair to associate with
an Impossible Language/Vocabulary - would have to say an - idio't'ic - language
remember, it's all about 'affixes' & your 100% non'negotiable command on this ,
which enables you to grasp & clasp the Vocabulary by its collar, so to speak .
what exactly is this : engineer'ing or engine'ing ?
is it / are you an : engine'er / engin'eer ?
this is rather a dis'orienting / dis'orientating coinage ?
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ask yourself : what exactly is the subject'matter of Engineering Education ?
ask yourself : what exactly is the job'description of an engine'er or engin'eer ?
the fundamental is to get thorough with all the word'forms i.e., engine, enginery,
engineer/engineer, engineering/engineering'ness, engineered/engineered'ness ,
engine'boy, engine'girl, engine'man, engine'woman, engine'person.
NOW, is it - engine'student OR engineering student ?
ask yourself : what exactly is a Machine & an Engine ? impossible, it's absolute senseless'ness.
what's exactly this : techno'logy / techn'ology ?
which of the above -logy & -ology is/are correct & why ?
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tech'ed
technic & technique
techie & technician
tech'ware & techno'ware
if you are already feeling clueless & useless, blame the language, excuse yourself !
your shakeSpiker at your side at long last, seek solace & bring in the sense .
how the word ' history ', an another idiotic coinage .
here's how ! BLAME squarely the English Vocabulary/Language please . . . .
what is history ? the given/official meaning is : Study of - record of - past events .
now let's see the pathetic patch'work of words & affixes, the so'called lexicographers did . .
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( the possessive form of He ) his'tory ( an adjectival suffix ) +
Tory : member of British Conservative Party
( hist- is a variant of histo- before a vowel ) hist'ory ( an adjectival suffix )
( histo- a combining form - meaning Tissue ) histo'ry ( a Noun'al suffix )
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meaning of - prefix : hist- & histo- : ( 1 ) Tissue : hist'ology/histo'logy ,
meaning of - suffix'es : -atory, -tory, -ory, -ry : ( 1 ) Places : crematory, dormitory,
( 2 ) Agent : predatory, natatory,
etc,
what for these affixes are, if they aren't doing their job sensibly & a massive mess made , mad ! !
unless, you come to a position of command & knowledgeable - of the - affixes, namely, the prefix, infix, suffix ,
you'll be caught with pants down, off'guard - I mean, pale'faced, embarassed, stupid . am sorry , it's the truth.
and you/we think - you have been educated sufficiently
come on, let's check on this - to validate our feeling
what's
education'ese
education'ee / educat'ee ?
education'ist / educational'ist ?
educator / educater ?
education'er ( confection/confectioner )
am sure, your amour-propre is shaken rudely, why can't it be educationer, like confectioner ?
that's English - an absolute mess to get mad with !
yeah, agreed , we're all very well familiar with the word : character .
let's check these before we naively come to . .
what's
characteronym,
characterology,
charactery.
the game'changer is in knowing thoroughly & intensely of the
Word/Words/word'forms - by their af'fix'es .
YES ! not a soul on this planet can crack open this & am on record !
from the meaning of ' trop ' in trop'ical country -TO- lipo'suction, lipo'tropy
trop /
trop- /
tropic / -tropic
tropism / -tropism
/ -tropous
trope / -trope
/ -tropal
troph- /
/ -trophic
trophi /
tropho- /
trophy / -trophy
tropo- /
troppo /
/ -tropy
This is Venkatesh.V. the shakeSpiker
& YES, I am the LAW on English Vocabulary & Language .
P e r i o d .
giant - giantess
giantic - giantessic
gigantic - gigantessic
gigantean - gigantessean
gigantesque - gigantessesque
which of the above is/are
senseless / senseful ( sensible )
and you thought you knew English Well !
ask yourself again please !
take this Vocabulary Test if you aren't sure on this : consider your Vocabulary as Not'Working & not in Full'Form please . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - mountain - mountain'er or mountain'eer engine - engine'er or engin'eer camel - camel'er or camel'eer village - villag'er or is it villag'erer ? adult - adult'er or adult'eer or adult'erer ? fruit - fruit'er or fruit'erer ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the trick & the game'changer is in the ' mastery of suffixes ' i.e., : -er & -eer & -erer , dude !
to all the smokers, a suggestion : next time, when you light up a cigarette
ask yourself what does this -ette in cigarette mean ?
when did this cigar become cigarette - is an another question.
being aware/informed of what things sensibly mean, by their vocabulary
enhances one's self'esteem , Yes .
being ignorant, makes one feel small, stupid, insulted .
am I not right there ?
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plus, more crucially : what does cig, cigar, ciggie, ciggy, cigarillo mean ?
what does ciggie mean ?
the one who is smoking/selling - cigar, cigarette ?
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here's the useless help : attempt to pick the relevant, most likely, you never will .
-ie : ( 1 ) small, little, dimunitive, often used to express affection.
- Person - lassie etc
- Thing - doggie etc
( 2 ) one that is as specified - softie etc
( 3 ) one connected with - groupie, townie, roadie etc
life's is damn difficult with English ! here's how to learn to live with !
unnecessary/avoidable - headachy business - this English is !
at last , help at hand , shakeSpiker at your rescue .
gear up & display the iron'fist, it's time .
here's the trouble for you , which of the following word/words is/are correct ?
bake -- bake'store / bakery -- baker /bakerist
book -- book'store / bookery -- booker /bookman
boot -- boot'store / bootery -- booterer /bootie
I had my schooling at St. Joseph's Convent School ( Adilabad, Telangana, INDIA )
what's this ' convent ' in the school .
what if I call this as : St. Joseph's teacherage School .
ditto with the below words : what's
pavilion grounds ? ( my Dad's house located beside this. Khammam, Telangana, INDIA )
parade grounds ?
play ground/or/ playgrounds ?
[ underground, aboveground, battleground, campground, foreground etc etc ]
get your corona'itis (?) vocabularily evaluated !
abc . . .
novel
bacterium/virus
bacteria/viruses
know your shakeSpiker like this only please ! ( no sense beyond this )
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shake - to move/sway/swing up & down, side to side, backwards & forwards
spear- a weapon - long wooden shaft with a sharp point, usually metal or stone
Shakespear/shakeSpeare - an Enlgish Poemist/Poet -Poem
Proser/Proseist -Prose
Dramatist/Dramater -Drama
Essayist/Essayer -Essay
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vs or vs. : versus ( in contest,competition/contrast above )
v.s. : vide supra ( see above )
V.S : Veterinary Surgeon
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shake - to move/sway/swing up & down, side to side, backwards & forwards
spike - a long, heavy nail
spiker - (1) a pointed,perforated tube connected to a gardon hose.
(2) in VolleyBall - a player who spikes the ball
shakeSpiker- a software Application on : ENGLISH Vocabulary ' De'Coder.
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so be it , thank you !
' unanimous ' , how tragically wrong the English Vocabulary is !
what's the meaning of the prefix : un- : not, eg: unfair, unseen etc
what's the meaning of the prefix : uni- : one, eg: unicycle, unisex etc ( monosex ?)
now : what 's the meaning of the word: unanimous - of one mind, united in opinion .
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the spelling ought to be this : unianimous , unianimity ,
NOT as : unanimous . unanimity .
' dereliction of duty ' by lexicographers : does the word animity exists in the Vocabulary ? NO .
rather, you've only : aminity, amenity, animus, animism, animosity, enemity/enmity/enimity ?
enter - enteritis, enteralgia, enterectomy (?), tonsilitis/tonsilectomy
exit - exititis (?),
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enter : to come & go + Other meanings/etc
enter-/entero- : 'intestine' used in the formation of compound words
enter'itis : an inflammation of the intestine/(-itis : an inflammation)
why did the lexicographers stop at the word enter, as they had more hellish scope like below
( 1 ) exit/exito/exit'itis ; ( 2 ) come/come'itis : ( 3 ) go/gone/gone'itis
now the proverbial question : are stomach'ache & enter'itis same or different ?
an athlete - making sense of him is impossibly tough/tricky
-ete : could have been a suffix - forming Nouns BUT is not officially listed as suffix
because there a quite a few words that end similarly viz. -ete
defintion/description under construction by the shakeSpiker Dad .
eg : accrete - M A T H E M A T I C S : to add, adhere, grow together,
aesthete - P E R SO N : a person who is appreciative of/sensitive to - Art & Beauty
athlete - P E R SO N : a person trained in Exercises, Games, Contests - requiring physical stamina, skill, speed etc
bolete - a kind of MushRoom
compete - to contend, to contest, to outdo, to strive to excel etc
complete - M A T H E M A T I C S :
( 1 ) to finish, conclude, to end
( 2 ) thorough, entire, total, whole
( 3 ) to consummate
concrete - ( 1 ) real , actual thing , having a material, perceptible existence .
( 2 ) formed by coalescence of seperate particles into a solid mass or state
( 3 ) Grammar - concrete Noun - designating a Thing/Class of things that can be perceived by Senses.
delete - M A T H E M A T I C S : to remove, to eliminate
deplete - M A T H E M A T I C S : to dcrease, to exhaust
discrete - separate , distinct
effete - M A T H E M A T I C S & Others
( 1 ) no longer fertile
( 2 ) having lost Character, Vitablity, Strength
( 3 ) marked by Weakness, Decadence
( 4 ) soft/delicate - as if from pampered existence .
esthete - P E R SO N : a person who is appreciative of/sensitive to - Art & Beauty
excrete - M A T H E M A T I C S :
to expel, eliminate from an organic body as waste matter
exegete - P E R SO N : a person skilled in exegesis - critical interpretation of Text, esp. Bible
facete - ( 1 ) facetious, frivolus, not meant to be taken seriously, literally
( 2 ) amusing, humorous
gamete - a germ Cell - male / female
machete - a large, heavy Knife - for cutting sugarcane & clearing underbrush & also as a weapon
mete - M A T H E M A T I C S : to give out by measure
naivete - the quality of simplicity of nature, absence of artificiality, artlessness
obsolete - M A T H E M A T I C S : no longer in general use , fallen into disuse, discarded
paraclete - P E R SO N : ( 1 ) a person or pleader or advocate or intercessor, who intercedes
( 2 ) RELIGION : Christianity, the Holy Spirit, considered as Comforter.
polychete - any segmented Worms - like - earthworm , leeches etc
replete - M A T H E M A T I C S :
( 1 ) abundantly supplied
( 2 ) complete
secrete - M A T H E M A T I C S :
( 1 ) to discharge, generate, release - by the process of secretion
( 2 ) to place, hide - out of sight
( 3 ) armor : a steel skullcap of the 17 century, worn under a soft hat .
terete - approximately Cylindrical, but usually tapering at both ends .
vegete - lively, healthy
etc , etc . .
what's the grammar with InstaGram / KiloGram ?
here's making sense of the same .
what's up with the : What'sApp & the How'sApp ?
here's making sense of the same .
app - metamorphosing - app+le = apple
apple+y = apply
under Construction , allow me some time please . . .
English - an impossible Vocabulary , am sorry .
a complete idiotic Vocabulary , and that's the stark truth
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you've seen how the word 'test' unfortunately turned to testes, testicle.
- es : a plural suffix . eg : fish-fishes, dish-dishes etc test-testes/pen-penes
- icle : little, small, properly dimunitives. eg: article, denticle, icicle, pellicle etc
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ditto the fate of your 'pen' - pens-penes-penis
seek an appointment with shakeSpiker - not with your Surgeon/an Andrologist
wow : man-men-meno-mens-menses means 'vaginal discharge'
help an appointment with shakeSpiker - not with your Surgeon/a Gynaecologist
English Vocabulary
deCoded - single'handedly - by the shakeSpiker
synagogue : what's this pefix syn- mean ?
what's this suffix -agogue mean ?
combine them & lo ! what you have as a meaning for this word : synagogue.
can this be sense or shit ! you decide . .
capacious-capacitous
why I have huge problem/trouble with the word : logic .
simple again. absolutely no logic in logic .
what's a log ? = ( 1 ) a portion of the trunk of a felled Tree. be Careful here :
( 2 ) sth which Inert/Heavy/not Sentient if it is with Tree it is called Trunk
( 3 ) measureing'Device-speed of a ship. after the Trunk is Cut/Felled it is Log.
( 4 ) a Record/Book - which lists the Ships's/Flight's speed, progress, events etc
( 5 ) a Register/Record/Book - for an other activitiy .
what's does the suffix -ic mean = an ajectival suffix : (1) having To'DO with,
(2) Like/Nature/Characteristic of
(3) caused/produced by
(4) Consist/Containing/Forming etc
logically = logic should mean = like a log, like a portion of trunk of a felled tree or
or the other 4 meanings listed above
what it orignally means = the Science that investigates the principles of Correct/Reliable Inference.
Now Break This Bashaw ! Is it a
Logger/LoggerHead/Logist/Logicalist/Logician/Logicismist/Logisticist/Logistician
if this isn't Stupid/Stupid'ic/Idiot'ic ,
what else is this ?
LARGE MEDIUM SMALL
medallion medal medalet
have we got any other similars in this manner ? read below & be shock'ed & sick'ed or sick'en'ed .
(?) lance lance'let/lancet (?)
sword (?) knife knife'let/pen'knife/pencil'knife (?)
plus , what's the difference between : medallion, medaillon ?
English - this is a senseless/idiotic Vocabulary & Language , am sorry .
a compelling & an urgent need to surgically streamline & save the humanity from excruciating pain.
com'et-come't/cosm'et
cosm'et'ician
cosm'et'ologist
it has taken shakeSpiker - to decode & understand this .
not even Oxford, Cambridge of any help , they are useless, YES .
we usually encounter this word 'orthopaedic' in our life ?
I did felt ashamed when I couldn't literally grasp what it meant ?
my dearest Dad being a General/Orthopaedic/Neuro Surgeon himself, it was challenge enough.
being informed powerfully/logically - gives you 'feel'good' , 'self'esteem' , 'respect' for yourself .
come on, let's go. here's undressing English stark naked ' to allow Examination.
ortho'paed'ic / ortho'paed'ics / ortho'paed'ician / ortho'paed'ist
OR / also
orthoepist/orthopterist
the official Definition is = correction of bones/joints/muscles/ligaments/tendons . Okay .
how could 'joints' find a place above .
you have the prefix : arthro- which means ' Joints' - ideally to be arthropaedics
( what's ortho-, what's -paedics - it's mind'spinning muck'raking again, refer shakeSpiker app. please . )
you can call a physician/surgeon - she/he is a medic
but you cannot call like this - she/he an orthopaedic ,
instead you must call as orthopaedic surgeon or orthopaedist
not even orthopaedician .
am sorry, English - in dire need of correction, correction of deformities.
only shakeSpiker - is qualified to undertake this on this planet,
Yes, literally None on this planet . Oxford, Cambridge included, Yes .
ana'tomy ( used for Human Body )
see how blatantly idotic the Vocabulary/language has evolved
ana- : a prefix in loan words from Greek = (1) up, upwards - eg: ana'dromous
(2) back, backwards : anagram
(3) against - eg :
(4) again - eg : Ana'baptist
-tomy : a combining form / a suffix = cutting, incision of an Organ ( not Human'Body, remember )
-ectomy : a combining form / a suffix = excision of the part specified by the initial element
what's incision / what's excision - careful with this : (1) cutting to examine/study & (2) cutting to remove
dis'sect /dis'section ( used for Animal / Plant Body )
this is out & out idotic - am sorry !
dis : ( 1 ) a lady, a woman, Eg : the dis & the damsel on the dais.
( 2 ) a female deity, esp. one promoting fertility etc Eg: the dis on the altar of the temple . .
( 3 ) to show disrespect, to insult. Eg : they dissed the President at the Press Conference.
( 4 ) to disapprove, to condemn . Eg : the President was dissed in the Senate Discussion .
Dis : ( 1 ) the God of the underworld . Eg : the Dis & the don of the region shot dead by special forces.
dis- : a Latin prefix, meaning ( 1 ) apart, asunder, away, utterly. Eg : dis'integrate etc.
-sect : a combining form / a suffix = to cut, to seperate
being read in Law : feel trouble/trauma in accepting this.
it's simple, sensible established logic :
on/above 50 % possession, it gives one the significant sway, legal rights over the title/affairs .
just because of 0.001%, of dissimilarities, it becomes American English, Australian English etc etc
here's how to / let's debunk this nuisance
what's
BRITISH - AMERICAN
( 1 )
medallist - medalist
materialise - materialize
( 2 )
lustre - luster
theatre - theater
( 3 )
diarrhoea - diarhea
menorrhoea - menorhea
& just a couple of others
remember - an ass is called an ass ONLY in English world'wide .
then where does the Indian English, American English, Australian Enlgish come in.
with such a miniscule deviations , Claim to Title as American, Australian, Indian etc is InValid .
does the word'form ' grammar'ly ' officially exist ?
how am I qualified to teach or train, when I am not aware of the word'forms ?
grammat'ically - is the official adverbial word'form .
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ditto with so many words in English Vocabulary, for example the below ,
confidence - confident
confidance - confidant
which of the above word/words is/are non'existent ?
you may be familiar with post'mortem ?
but how sure are you on the opposite - ante'mortem ?
while living or with life
is Learning English VOCABULARY
an excruciating pain in the ass ?
( pardon me for the choice of word, I haven't got any option here )
seek appointment with shakeSpiker - not with your Surgeon/a Proctologist or
an : ass = assist / an ass'ologist ( ? )
sex = sexist / sexolog'ist
fetus/embryo = fetologist / embryolog'ist
leg = legist
palm = palmist
phallus = phallist
organ = organist
tympanum = tympanist / timpanist ( ? )
what’s the below headache, rather assache for ? ask yourself please ?
( 1 ) suffix -et : dimunitive, little, small. eg: kitchen-kitchenet
ass+et = asset ( must logically understand this as a child's ass ? )
( 2 ) suffix -ess : female, feminine. eg : god-goddess
ass+ess = assess ( must understand as female's ass ? don't we ? )
( 3 ) suffix ist : person who practices. eg : palm-palmist
ass+ist = assist ( one who reads ass'es to tell the fortunes of the person, ha ha , am ready ! )
( 4 ) suffix -ure : action, result. eg : legislature
ass+ure = assure ( some action with one's ass, ha, ha, ha,
pershaps in Prison, an enclosure where . . beating on the ass'es done )
and Lo & Behold ,
how our very own 'ass' unfortunately has metamorphosed . .
and we speak of affixes, their definitions, grammar & logic . .
though shakeSpiker is helpless with your pain - it atleast can add pleasure along with, ha ha . .
you've been informed of the sense or rather sense'less'ness of the word google.
now on the word : chrome. IN / WITH the - Google'Chrome
what does the word chrome actually mean. what does the suffix -chrome mean ?
[ polychrome, urochrome, trichrome, cytochrome, phytochrome, adrenochrome, monchrome, bichrome ]
is it a suffix'al attachement or an independent word chrome - with Google'chrome or Google Chrome
and how does it make sense with the Name/Nature of the Product = a web'browser ?
[ if the Google is in black & white, Google'Chrome would mean, Color , that's what is sensible reading ]
as if this isn't enough , you have google chromecast ? ( both -chrome, -cast are suffixes )
is it like broadcast, colorcast, weathercast - what's this nuisance'ical coinages ?
nonsens'ical
There can never be an INSTANT Vocabulary, as many tout, in the market
There can only be CONSTANT Vocabulary
meaning, you must work hard Constantly, Continually
& you haven’t got any other option here.
meanwhile, take this Vocabulary Test
fur = (1) a fine, soft, hairy coat/covering of the skin of many mammals .
(2) any fur'like coating - as diseased matter on the tongue .
-ious = forming adjectives, meaning : characterized by
NOW - explore the meaning of the WORD : FURIOUS - Be shocked by the The Insensible
furious = (1) full of fury, extremely angry, intensely rage, .
eg: the boss was furious at the incident.
(2) moving, overpowering - violently
eg : a furious attack by the opposition.
(3) intense, very great, of unrestrained energy, speed etc
eg : The assignment was completed furiously before time.
Logically/Sensibly - furious = meaning ought to be the following
similar to, like, resembling, FUR
but you have a radically different meaning assigned.
That's English .
Where are the Rules please ?
and how can we speak righteously of Grammar , where there is none ?
bring sense to your English - made possible ONE & ONLY by the shakeSpiker .
witness this !
& what's this whacky wail & worry for the language'learners !
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-ness : a native English adjectival Suffix : denoting - Quality/State
wit : the keen perception, understanding, intelligence - in Speech/in Writing
witness : to See/Hear/Know - by personal perception, presence. to testify, to attest.
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witness : LOGICALLY, SENSIBLY the meaning ought to be the following . eg: good-goodness
the State of / Quality of - Intelligence, keen Understanding ,
a mindless Language/Vocabulary - by - sound & sense & syllable !
by Sound : nob - knob ( both pronounced same )
by Sense : read below .
-ility : a Suffix forming Nouns : denoting - Quality of Being, as specified . eg: civil-civility
nob : (1) the Head. (2) a Person of Wealth/Social Importance .
nobility : the noble class or the body of nobles .
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nobility : LOGICALLY, SENSIBLY the meaning ought to be This .
the State of / Quality of being - Wealthy .
what is dia'lysis ? struggle for sense from the below.
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dia. : an abbreviation : meaning : diameter
dia- : a prefix : meaning : (1) passing across, through . . . ( dia'thermy )
(2) going apart, between . . . . . ( dia'lysis )
(3) thoroughly, completely . . . ( dia'gnosis / -osis )
(4) opposed in moment . . . . . . ( dia'magnetism )
lysis : a nounal word : meaning : (1) the process of cell destruction
(2) the gradual ending of disease symptoms.
-lysis : a suffix : meaning : (1) loosening, dissolution, destruction .
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dia'lysis : MEDICAL = in Kidney Disease, the process by which Uric'Acid & Urea
are removed from cirulating Blood by means of a dialyser .
what is dia'bet'es ? can't this be urorrhea ?
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diabetes : a disease, characterised by excessive discharge of Urine .
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now, however hard you slam your skull, it doesn't make sense.
even if you dare look & read head over heels .
as if this is not enough, you have diabetes mellitus .
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you already have suffixes : ( 1 )-rrhagia ( 2 )-rrhagy ( 3 )-rrhoea - which indicate excessive, abnormal discharge
eg : bronchorrhagia/menorrhagia, psychorhagy, gonorrhoea/diarrhoea/menorrhoea / how about this : urorrhoea ?
what is an idio't ?
idio- : a combining form : proper to one, peculiar .
-t : a suffix : forming past participle or certain verbs/adjectives
idio't : a word : an utterly foolish person .
how am I expected to understand the below, Learner at certain risk of getting retarded & rendered idiot
sleep - sleept or slept ,
dream - dreamt ,
feel - feelt or felt ,
face - facet - ( faced )
come - comet - ( came )
heigh - height
nigh - night - ( nighed )
sigh - sight - ( sighed )
nigh - night - ( nighed )
car - cart
plan - plant - ( planned )
hear - heart - ( heard / heared (?)
bus - bust - ( bused )
what for this
non'sense & nuisance
am sorry !
English Vocabulary - an absolute mess to get mad with !
( a sheet of matted Cotton,Wool, Fibres ) batt - batt'en ( to grow fat )
( a young lady, maiden ) burd - burd'en ( that which is carried , load )
( a young chcken ) chick - chick'en
( a domestic fowl ) ( Jesus ) christ - christ'en ( to name a person/thing )
deep - deep'en
dark - dark'en
( a set of tools etc ) kit - kitt'en ( a young Cat )
( a Boy / Youth ) lad - lad'en ( burdened, loaded )
( of the same form, kind etc ) like - like'en ( to represent, to compare )
( a mark/stroke long in size etc ) line - line'en ( a fabric )
( a series of Items etc ) list - list'en ( to hear, to give attention with the ear )
oft - oft'en ( an another Confusing Coinage )
( a cut, tear apart ) rip - rip'en ( ripped - suffix, Confusing Coinage )
ripe - rip'en ( to make ripe, ripe-ripen )
youth - youth'en
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what the suffix : -en mean & you'd realise how marked the ' sense'less'ness ' is .
if this is not enough you have the prefix en- also to struggle with.
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it's thus fundamental - how intensely familiar you get with suffix'es .
seek solace in shakeSpiker - English de'coded single'handedly to sense.
what is a molecule ?
mole = ( 1 ) SKIN : a small, congenital spot on human skin, of dark color, slightly raised.
( 2 ) ANIMAL : any of the small insectivorous burrowing mammals
( 3 ) PERSON : a spy who infiltrates the ranks of an enemy .
( 4 ) MACHINERY : a large powerful mechanical machine for boring through the earth.
( 5 ) STRUCTURE : a massive structure esp. of stone, laid in water, a pier/breakwater.
a harbor or anchorage so formed or protected .
( 6 ) QUANTITY : the molecular weight of a substance expressed in grams .
eg: gram molecule.
( 7 ) PATHOLOGY : a fleshy mass in the Uterus fromed by a hemorrhagic dead ovum.
-cule = a suffix - SIZE : diminutive, small, tiny. eg : animal-animalcule,
sac-saccule
logically, sensibly, this to mean : any small, diminutive - of the above 7 meanings.
but the Meaning of Molecule is shockingly Different .
mole'cule = ( 1 ) SUBSTANCE : the smallest physical unit of an element/compound.
( 2 ) SUBSTANCE : any very small particle .
( 3 ) QUANTITY : a quantity of a substance, gram molecule.
red'colored officially there in Dictionaries
black'colored to be logically there . and the so'called Lexicographers ?
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for a more powerful perspective
the one & only shakeSpiker of Help to You ,
none on this earth .
& YES , that includes your Oxford, Cambridge etc
| ( 1 ) | -ahol | -man | -ohol | -phil | -phob |
| ( 2 ) | -ahole | -mane | -ohole | -phile | -phobe |
| ( 3 ) | -aholia | -mania | -oholia | -philia | -phobia |
| ( 4 ) | -aholiac | -maniac | -oholiac | -philiac | -phobiac |
| -aholiacal | -maniacal | -oholiacal | -philiacal | -phobiacal | |
| -aholiacally | -maniacally | -oholiacally | -philiacally | -phobiacally | |
| ( 5 ) | -aholic | -manic | -oholic | -philic | -phobic |
| -aholical | -manical | -oholical | -philical | -phobical | |
| -aholically | -manically | -oholically | -philically | -phobically | |
| ( 6 ) | -aholicity | -manicity | -oholicity | -philicity | -phobicity |
| ( 7 ) | -aholism | -manicism | -oholicism | -philism | -phobism |
| -aholist | -manicist | -oholist | -philist | -phobist | |
| ( 8 ) | -aholous | -manous | -oholous | -philous | -phobous |
| -aholous'ness | -manous'ness | -oholous'ness | -philous'ness | -phobous'ness | |
| -aholous'ly | -manous'ly | -oholous'ly | -philous'ly | -phobous'ly | |
| ( 9 ) | -aholy | -many | -aholy | -phily | -phoby |
as if this is not enough, you have this word in vogue : ace boon coon (US Slang: a close friend)
what if any Tom, Dick & Harry coins a word : ass vagina penis ( to mean slang: a close enemy ?)
you have independent meanings for all the 3 words : ace , boon, coon .
Gawd ! why not the powers'that'be - step in to Stop this Stupidity effectively, once for all.
like Constitution for any Country, a Legislative Body - which must approve the Coinage of Words .
how could the likes of Oxford - take in word/clause ' ace boon coon ' & include in its Dictionary ?
high time, we move towards a - sensible , simple, short - Dictionary ?
which would facilitate a quick, painless, sensible understanding of things .
an another idiotic coinage is this word : blue'tooth .
I had naively asked wtih a mobiles shop'keeper in the year 2002, I think,
about this bluee'tooth, whether it's related to something fixed as a dental implant etc ,
I was looked, leered at, as an Idiot, Stupid . . it's not me, it can never be me, who is the Idiot,
the ones who coin these insensible, mindless Words are the Incorrigible Idiots , never the public .
what if someone coins ass'inserter - as a competitor to BlueTooth technology , it's a possibility !
such a shocking bankruptcy of - Thought/Idea/Word/Vocabulary ?
why make Life Hell - for the Learner ? Why isn't there a LAW .
what if someone Tom, Dick, Harry - coins the word : pink penis - for UnderWear ?
no, not for underwear, as it is nearer, it must be too far from guessing, say for 'popcorn' . ha ha
& you thought you know the word : 'podium' 'pediatrics'
'podium' 'pediatrics'
how the de'Coding single'handedly been brought about by the one & only ' V.Venkastesh . the 'shakeSpiker '
| paed-/ped- | -ped |
| -pede : variant of -ped | |
| pedi- | |
| -pedia | |
| paedo- / pedo- | |
| pod- | -pod |
| -poda | |
| -pode : variant of -podium | |
| -podium | |
| podo- | |
| -podous |
| -pedia : from among the all above, Only this suffix has different meaning, i.e., Learning. eg: en'cyclo'pedia , investo'pedia, wiki'pedia, etc |
forget about the GRE, if I were to set the Vocabulary Exam,
not a soul on this planet would clear,
and that includes Shakespeare, Yes .
& Yes, am on record . YES .
what's this bloody patch'work ?
blood'sucking sense'less'ness
en'cyclo'pedia
( pre'fix ) ( pre'fix ) ( post'fix )
( post'fix )
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en = Printing: a space half the width of an em
en- = ( 1 ) to put/get into or on : eg: enplane, enthrone
( 2 ) to Cover/Wrap with : eg: enrobe
( 3 ) to casue, make into/like eg: endanger, enthrall
( 4 ) in / into eg: encase
( 5 ) used as an intensifier eg: encourage
( 6 ) used in Greek Derivates eg: endemic
-en = also a Suffix - has ( 6 ) meanings
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cyclo = three'wheeled passenger vehicle.
cyclo- = a combining form : of a Circle/Wheel, Circular
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pedia = plural of pedion, pedion is a form of crystal
-pedia = as a suffix : relating to learning ( this isn't there in Oxford/Cambridge Dictionary )
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pick the correct thing : pneum'onia or pneumon'ia
| -eria | -ia | -onia | -noia | -teria | -terion | -tiere | -tonia |
| ammon'ia | amm'onia | ||||||
| amyo'tonia | |||||||
| aphon'ia | aph'onia | ||||||
| apt'eria | apter'ia | ap'teria | |||||
| aste'eria | aster''ia | as'teria | |||||
| aton'ia | at'onia | a'tonia | |||||
| bact'eria | bacter'ia | bac'teria | |||||
| cat'aton'ia | cat'at'onia | cat'a'tonia | |||||
| crit'eria |
criter'ia |
cri'teria |
cri'terion criter'ion |
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| cafe'teria | |||||||
| cafe'tiere | |||||||
| corse'tiere | |||||||
| condot'tiere | |||||||
| dys'ton'ia | dyst'onia | dys'tonia | |||||
| gall'eria | galler'ia | ||||||
| hyperton'ia | hypert'onia | hyper'tonia | |||||
| hypo'ia | |||||||
| hypoton'ia | hypot'onia | hypo'tonia | |||||
| yst'eria | hyster'ia | hys'teria | |||||
| myo'ton'ia | myot'onia | myo'tonia | |||||
| parano'ia | ara'noia | ||||||
| pneumon'ia | pneum'onia | ||||||
| por'tiere | |||||||
| forget your GRE gentle'man - Crack this comrade ! | |||||||
| would you want the shakeSpiker to set the question'paper ? | |||||||
| not a soul would survive, am on record ! | |||||||
intake - (1) the Place/Opening - through/at which - fluid is taken into a pipe,channel
(2) Act/Instance of : eg : an intake of oxygen
(3) Thing that is taken in. eg: the entire inake has been stored.
(4) Quantity that is taken in. eg: the intake stood at 30 tmc.
outtake - (1) VIDEO-film'making : (1) a segment of Film/VideoTape -
edited out of the final version.
as because of the technical error.
(2) AUDIO-song'recording : (2) a recording of a song
not included in the
final release of a record album,
due to technical error.
if this isn't an idio't'ic language, what else is this ?
unless stupids in charge as lexicographers, this kind of non'sense doesn't creep in. am sorry . that's the Truth .
you've made learning/life hellish - it's like getting away with murder . . inexcusable dereliction of duty . .
as if this isn't enough, you've this mind'less, mind'spinning stupidity, go ahead, get harassed . . .
NOW, find the odd one's out from the following
| LET | LOAD | GIVE | TAKE | TAKE | GIVE | LOAD | LET |
| above'let | above'load | above'give | ABOVE'take | BELOW'take | below'give | below'let | below'load |
| down'let | down'load | down'give | DOWN'take | UP'take | up'give | up'let | up'load |
| in'let | in'load | in'give | IN'take | OUT'take | out'give | out'let | out'load |
| over'let | over'load | over'give | OVER'take | UNDER'take | under'give | under'let | under'load |
| mis'let | mis'load | mis'give | MIS'take | CORRECT'take | correct'give | correct'let | correct'load |
| wrong'let | wrong'load | wrong'give | WRONG'take | RIGHT'take | right'give | right'let | right'load |
what's your confidence/confidance on English ?
whoever you be , meaning , whatever be your academic qualification ,
am certain , your confidence would plummet to ground Zero , after you take this test .
am sorry to say like this , blame the English Vocabulary/Language, excuse yourself !
what you've learned till date - is fundamentally wrong, wrong, wrong . . .
try escaping unscathed this - confidence trickster .
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confidance
confidancy
confidant
confidante
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confidence
confidency
confident
confidente
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the question is simple
which of the above word/words are there & aren't there in the Vocabulary ?
Can You break this suffixes puzzle . Just Impossible. am on record .
the reason is simple : it's sense'less, an absolute sense'less'ness.
| ad'noun | N O U N | V e r b | ad'verb |
| - ace | |||
| - acity | |||
| - acy | |||
| - acious | - acious'ness | - acious'ly | |
| - aceous | - aceous'ness | - aceous | |
| - ity | |||
| - ty | |||
nothing but non'sense, am sorry .
| -ship (a nounal suffix) | -ships ( and this isn't a suffix, remember) | |
| ( 1 ) | all individuals collectively (of the specified class) eg : readership etc |
N O T E S Only one word exists in the whole of English Vocabulary. the word is amidships. and this isn't an suffix. is this kind of construction of the language - given to any reason or sense and worth the trouble for the consumer, reader. and making life miserable for the learner ? MEANING of - amidships is in/towards - the middle of a ship esp. halfway between Bow & Stern. what's mid ? what's prefix -a ? and what's amid ? and what's midship ? is another idiotic coinage . |
| ( 2 ) | office, rank eg : clerk'ship, professor'ship, etc |
|
| ( 3 ) | status, rank eg : lord'ship etc |
|
| ( 4 ) | ability, skill eg : statesman'ship etc |
|
| ( 5 ) | condition, quality, state of being eg : hard'ship, friend'ship, etc |
English an Impossible Language - reason - an insensible language .
struggle for sense with the below . . an absolute mess & that's the truth.
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billionair / billionaire
debonair / debonaire
| -air | -aire | -ire | -oir | -oire |
| affair | affaire | |||
| abattoir | ||||
| armoire | ||||
| billionair | billionaire | |||
| boudoir | ||||
| concessionaire | ||||
| conservatoire | ||||
| corsair | ||||
| cochair | ||||
| commissionaire | ||||
| conspire | ||||
| debonair | debonaire | |||
| doctrinaire | ||||
| devoir | ||||
| eclair | ||||
| escritoire | ||||
| extraordinaire | ||||
| luminaire | ||||
| millionaire | ||||
| moire | ||||
| memoir | ||||
| questionaire | ||||
| pissoir | ||||
| repertoire | ||||
| reservoir | ||||
| satire | ||||
| stair | ||||
| sautoire |
what is supposed to be the longest word in English ?
any guess'es ?
turn to the word : ' pneum ' in the shakeSpiker Vocabulary deCoder app.
yes, again, am on record, not a single soul on this planet would make sense of
pneumonia / pneumatology / pneumonitis ,
from the available Dictionaries, including the Oxford, Cambridge etc
are the words that end with this suffixes the same ?
( 1 )
-ane :
-aneous :
( 2 )
-anth :
-anthous :
( 3 )
-arch :
-arche :
( 4 )
-aria :
-arian :
-arious :
-arium :
| ad'noun | N O U N | V e r b | ad'verb |
| - ose | - ose | ||
| - osity | |||
|
Notes of very High Importance : |
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| viscose | viscose | ||
| viscosity | |||
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-osity :
suffix - forming
N O U N S
( 1 )
M E A N I N G
the quality of being, as specified
U S A G E ( s )
eg : tuberosity, viscosity etc
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-ose :
suffix
NOTE : adjective
has a totally different meaning
than the Noun
N O U N S
a d n o u n s
Chemical terminology-to form the names of sugars & other carbohydrates
( 1 )
M E A N I N G ( s )
a carbohydrate
U S A G E ( s )
eg : cellulose, fructose, lactose, sucrose etc
( 2 )
M E A N I N G ( s )
the product of a protein hydrolysis or protein derivatives
U S A G E ( s )
eg : proteose, sucrose etc
a d n o u n s
( 1 )
M E A N I N G ( s )
full of, abounding in, given to, having the qualities of, like
U S A G E ( s )
eg : filose, globose, verbose, jocose, etc
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Notes of very High Importance
ditto with the word : tuberculum & tuberculous
| ad'noun | N O U N | V e r b | ad'verb |
| - ulum | |||
| - ula | |||
| - ulus | |||
| - ulous | - ulous'ness | - ulous'ly | |
-ulum :
suffix - forming
French, from Latin :
N O U N S
( 1 )
M E A N I N G ( s )
small one
dimunitive
U S A G E ( s )
eg : animalculum, etc
pendulum,
speculum
coagulum
vasculum
tuberculum
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-ulous :
suffix - forming
a d j e c t i v e s
( 1 )
M E A N I N G
a suffix occuring in adjectives
borrowed from Latin
with the meaning
inclined to, tending to, full of, characterized by,
habitually engaged in
the action specified by the initial element
U S A G E ( s )
eg : ridiculous,
tuberculous
scrupulous,
credulous,
garrulous,
tremulous
etc
of Very High'Importance NOTES :
a word is there which spells like this : homunculus
meaning is : a little man, dwarf, manikin.
remember, NOT spells as : homunculous
that's English - an utterly idiotic coinages ,
- giving the excruciating pain ,
- right there in our asses.
what is the suffix -le in Bible mean ? a chaotic coinage, again .
| ad'noun | N O U N | V e r b | ad'verb |
| - le | - le | - le |
| N O U N S | a d j e c t i v e s | V E R B S |
| ( 1 ) usually with a diminunitive sense eg : bramble, icicle etc |
( 1 ) forming adjective generally, originally with/on verbal stems meaning, having the sense of : 'apt to' eg : brittle etc |
( 1 ) denoting repeated, frequentative action, force esp. of a small, trivial kind eg : babble, dazzle, sparkle, twinkle etc |
| ( 2 ) indicating agent or instrument eg : beadle, bridle, thimble etc |
bib is an independant word & here's the meaning - bib = a piece of Cloth, Paper, Plastic ,
that covers the Chest & often tied to the Chin of the Child
to protect the clothing while the child is fed .
what should Bible logically mean : 'a small cloth' if we take the 1 st meaning of Noun.
what for the Law on suffixes is : if it isn't being enforced in letter & spirit ?
what is mas in christmas ?
a believer in Christ = christian - now is it ,
Christ'ity = christian'ity ?
what's the difference between
churchy - churchly
church'i'ness - church'li'ness
crucial difference between words that end in
-ectomy
-tomy
this appears deceptively similar but is not .
as if this is not enough, you have -stomy to struggle with .
here's how best to build English Vocabulary
it's all about establishing familiarity by affixes.
motion - loco'motion ( meaning of prefix, loco- is from place to place )
emotion - e'motion ( this could've been e'motion/electronic'motion like e'mail )
commotion
promotion - demotion - re'motion .
and you thought an ambulance is :
a specially equipped motor vehicle ,
for carrying the
Sick, Injured, Wounded ,
to a Hospital .
the so'called Lexicographers - were terribly stupid here.
it should logically mean : the act, practice of walking .
get onto the shakeSpiker application : for the liberation from the logjam, the mess .
1. amble , ambl'es,ambl'ing, ambl'ing'ness, ambl'ing'ly, ambl'ed, ambl'ed'ness, ambl'ed'ly, ambl'er
am'ble, am'ble'ness, am'bility, am'bly
2. amblygon'ite, ambly'opia, ambly'opic, ambly'scope, ambly'pod
3. ambulacrum, ambulacr'al, ambulacr'al'ness, ambulacr'ally
4. ambulance, ambul'ancy
5. ambulant, ambul'ant'ness, ambul'ant'ly,
ambul'ate, ambulat'es,
ambulat'ing, ambulating'ness, ambulat'ing'ly,
ambulat'ed, ambulat'ed'ness, ambulat'ed'ly
ambul'ation, ambul'ation'al, ambul'ation'ally, ambul'ator, ambul'atory, ambul'ator'ily
6. ambulante
7. ambulette
8. ambuscade, ambuscad'er, ambuscado
9. ambush, ambush'ment, ambush'er
and if you guess'd - an ambulette - is a small ambulance - you are again so pathetically wrong .
it is a specially equipped motor vehicle , for carrying/transporting the handicapped people .
these are such an idiotic & absurd terms/words .
god ! how are they allowed such a long survival. they should have been buried for good .
try understanding what they actually mean . you never will , am sure, it's just impossible
because the Idea & the orchestration of the the same is just mindless & meaningless .
allo'pathy = RANDOM HOUSE - method of treating disease by the use of agents
that produce effects different from those of the disease treated.
WEBSTER'S - treatment of disease by remedies that produce effects
different from or opposite to those produced by the disease.
loosely applied to the general practice of medicine today,
but in strict usage opposed to Homeopathy
GOOGLE - treatment of disease by Conventional means i.e., with drugs having effects
opposite to the symptoms
OXFORD - treatment of disease by Conventional means i.e., with drugs having effects
opposite to the symptoms
CAMBRIDGE - a name for conventional (traditional and ordinary) medicine used by
some followers of alternative medicine.
homoeo'pathy = RANDOM HOUSE - method of treating disease by drugs, given in minute doses,
that would produce in a healthy person symptoms
similar to those of the disease .
WEBSTER'S - a system of medical treatment based on the theory that
certain diseases can be cured by giving small doses of drugs
which in a healthy person would produce symptoms
like those of the disease .
GOOGLE - a system of complementary medicine in which ailments are
treated by minute doses of natural substances
that in large amounts would produce ymptoms of the ailment .
OXFORD - a system of complementary medicine in which ailments
are treated by minute doses of natural substances
that in large amounts would produce ymptoms of the ailment .
CAMBRIDGE - a system of treating diseases in which sick people are given
very small amounts of natural substances that in healthy people
would produce the same effects as the diseases produce .
now, let's see how the Idiocy Exists
what's the meaning of the prefix allo- : (is this a prefix and/or a combining form)
: Other, variation, departure from the Normal, reversal .
what's the meaning of the prefix homeo-/homoeo-/homoio-/ : (a prefix or a combining form)
: Similar, Like, the Same .
what's the meaning of the suffix -pathy : ( 1 ) in Names of Systems/Methods/Methodology of
treating Diseases
eg : allo'pathy, homeo'pathy etc
( 2 ) the Disease itself, a pathological medical condition.
eg : en'cephalo'pathy, arthro'pathy etc
( 3 ) feeling or morbid affection etc
eg : antipathy, sympathy etc
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NOTE : to discard these terminology &
would suggest the alternatives. no doubt.
keep your fingers crossed . . meanwhile .
-burg
-burgh
-burgher
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