Pueblo Word Family

Pueblo Word Family

A word family It is a group of words that share the same lexeme or root. Also called "lexical families", they are made up of primitive words (town) and their derived words: populationadored, populationaction, townito.

How is a word family formed?

In this case, the lexeme or root can be town or population, depending on which is the derivation. Adding morphemes, you can form derived words, for example:

Village lexical family

Words derived from "people" with their definitions

1. Depopulation (noun). Action and effect of depopulating or depopulating.
2. Deserted (noun). Unpopulated place, desert, particularly when it has had a population in another time.
3. Depopulation (noun). Depopulation.
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4. Depopulate (verb). Stripping a place of inhabitants or whatever is in it.
5. Unpopular (noun). Depopulation.
6. Poblacho (noun). Small town, poorly preserved, generally used disparagingly.
7. Population (noun). Action and effect of populating. Set of people who inhabit a certain territory. Set of individuals of a species that coexist in the same geographic space.
8. Population (adjective). Belonging to or related to the population.
9. Populated (noun). Population, place, city, village.
10. Villager, ra (noun). Habitant.
11. Settlement (noun). Action and effect of populating.
12. Pueblerino, na (adjective). Inhabitant of a town. Belonging to or related to the people. Referring to a person, who has unrefined manners, generally used disparagingly.
13. Village (noun). Diminutive of "town".
14. Towns (noun). Plural of "people".
15. Resettlement (noun). Action and effect of repopulating. Recovery of plant species somewhere.
16. Repopulation, ra (adjective). That repopulates.
17. Restock (verb). Repopulate. Replant plant species in one place.
18. Overpopulation (noun). Excess of individuals in a space.
19. Overcrowded, da (adjective). That it is overcrowded.
20. Overpopulate (verb). Overpopulate.

Sentences with the "town" word family

1. The place where I used to vacation with my family became a deserted.
2. My grandmother was born in a village less than a thousand inhabitants.
3. The density population of large cities has increased notably in recent years.
4. The cacique dedicated his life to fighting for the rights of the towns originally from America.
5. The overpopulation of locusts that attack crops worries the agricultural sector.
6. The government launched a series of subsidies and loans to prevent the depopulation rural.
7. Vaccines should reach a large percentage of the population to be effective.
8. The resettlement of the territory with autochthonous plant species had a fundamental role in the restoration of the ecosystem.
9. We will stop at the next populated to have lunch and then we will resume the trip.
10. The archaeological find allows to know more about the first settlers from America.

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