Footprint Word Family

Footprint 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 (paw print) and their derived words: smellita, holladura, smellace.

How is a word family formed?

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

Footprint lexical family

Words derived from "footprint" with their definitions

1. Riser (noun). On a ladder, vertical part of the steps.
2. Holladero, ra (adjective). In reference to a road or terrain, a place where one usually travels.
3. Tread (noun). Tread action and effect.
4. Tread (verb). Leave the mark of a footprint in a place where you walk, leave the mark. Stomp something.
5. Footprints (noun). Plural of "footprint".
6. Huellita (noun). Diminutive of "footprint".
7. Neck (noun). Place where you step on a piece of land.
8. Huellota (noun). Augmentative of "footprint".
9. Sweep (verb). Tread again.

Sentences with the "footprint" word family

1. As they advanced, the mules they trampled the land and left the trail marked.
2. When they built the ladder, they misjudged the height of the riser and now it is uncomfortable.
3. Soil holladero that leads to the temple is made with perfectly embedded stones.
4. Saw the huellota of an elephant and realized that they were in danger.
5. The tread that the horses left gave him the guideline of which way he should follow.
6. She got scared because she saw the footprints of a big cat.
7. For a moment they were lost, but then they found a good neck to follow.
8. She knew that the cat had stolen the fish because she left her little smell on the counter.
9. They reprimanded the girl because she would not stop sweep the lawn over and over.

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