Earth Word Family

Earth 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 (land) and their derived words: terrene, terrone, terrEst.

How is a word family formed?

In this case, the lexeme or root is land- or terr-, depending on which is the derivation. Derived words can be formed by adding morphemes, for example:

Land lexical family

Words derived from "land" with their definitions

1. Landing (noun). Landing action.
2. To land (verb). Descend a flying artifact and land on solid ground or on the surface that serves for that purpose. Get ashore. Fall to the ground.
3. Unearthing (noun). Action and effect of unearthing.
4. Unearth (verb). Bringing to the surface what is below the earth.
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5. Banish (verb). Punish someone by temporarily or permanently expelling him from a certain place.
6. Exile (noun). Action and effect of banishing. Punishment that consists of temporarily or definitively expelling a person from a certain place. Time during which the exile is fulfilled. Site where the exile is carried out. Remote place and difficult to access.
7. Undertaker, ra (noun). Gravedigger.
8. Bury (verb). Put underground. Bury a corpse.
9. Burial (noun). Action and effect of burying. Tomb. Accompaniment of a corpse that is taken to bury.
10. Alien (adjective). That it belongs to or comes from Earth's outer space.
11. Burial (noun). Action and effect of burying.
12. To bury (verb). Put something below the ground. Hide something so that it does not appear.
13. Underground, to (adjective). That is below the ground. As a noun, metropolitan.
14. Embankment (noun). Slope of the land with a certain slope. Pile of earth with which a hole is filled or that is raised to make a defense, a path, etc.
15. Earthquake,to (adjective). Referring to a globe or a sphere, of the Earth.
16. Terrarium (noun). Installation in which certain species such as reptiles, amphibians, etc., are kept alive and in good condition.
17. Landowner (noun). Person who owns land, generally large areas.
18. Terrace (noun). Open space in a house, a bar, a restaurant, etc. Spaces of flat terrain found on the side of a mountain, arranged in the form of steps.
19. Earthquake (noun). Violent movement of the Earth's crust and mantle. Shock.
20. Earthly (adjective). Pertaining to or related to earth, as opposed to heaven.
21. Land (noun). Portion of land. Field of action where the qualities of people or things can be shown more effectively.
22. Land (adjective). Belonging to or related to planet Earth. Belonging to or relating to the land, as opposed to the sky and the sea.
23. Earthly (noun). Inhabitant of planet Earth.
24. Territorial (adjective). Belonging to or related to the territory.
25. Territory (noun). Land area that belongs to a nation, a province, etc. Land or specific place where an animal or a group of animals lives.
26. Lump (noun). Small, loose and compact mass of earth or some other substance.
27. Earthy, sa (adjective). That has land. That it has a resemblance to the earth or is related to it.
28. Terroir (noun). Lump. Small lot. Region or land, in particular the native country.
29. Earthly (noun). Dust.
30. Land (noun). Plural of "land".

Sentences with the word family for "land"

1. The plane made a landing emergency due to bad weather conditions.
2. The earthquake It was strong, but luckily there were no fatalities to mourn.
3. Mariela decided bury the past and start from scratch in a new city.
4. The boy asked for a balloon earth as a birthday present.
5. The burial of railways will take more than two years.
6. Cats are very territorial.
7. She went to the garden of the house and dug up the treasure that her great-grandfather had hidden when he was young.
8. They bought a land out of the city to be in contact with nature on weekends.
9. They went to the Terrace to take a little air and clear the confinement.
10. The children of landowner began a legal process to divide the land equitably.

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