Field Word Family

Field Word Family

A word family is a group of words that share the same lexeme or root. Also called "lexical families", they are made up of primitive words (countryside) and their derived words: campito, campstar, campI miss.

How is a word family formed?

In this case, the lexeme or root is camp-. Adding morphemes, you can form derived words, for example:

Field lexical family

Words derived from "field" with their definitions

1. Camping (noun). Camping action and effect.
2. To camp (verb). Settling in the open air to spend time there, whether in stores or not.
3. Camp (noun). Camping action. Set of tents where people are installed who move to some place or who seek to stay there. Outdoor site where tourists, travelers and others are housed.
4. Camp (verb). Move or act freely in some area.
5. Campeada (noun). Campar action.
6. Campeador (noun). Referring to a warrior, who stands out on the battlefield.
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7. Camping (verb). Referring to animals, go out for a walk in the field. In the military field, go out to reconnoitre the battlefield to see if there are enemies.
8. Campechano, na (adjective). That behaves with cordiality and simplicity, affable, frank, that does not impose distance in dealing with the other.
9. Campeño, ña (adjective). Farmer.
10. Campeo (noun). Place where the animals can roam.
11. Campero, ra (adjective). Belonging to the field or related to it.
12. Peasantry (noun). Collective to refer to all the peasants.
13. Peasant, na (adjective). Person who lives and / or works in the field. Belonging to the field or related to it.
14. Country (adjective). Farmer. Said of an event, which takes place in the field.
15. Campillo (noun). Small field. Field adjacent to a town that is not worked, but is used to gather livestock or establish the era.
16. Countryside (noun). Large area of ​​land, generally flat and dedicated to cultivation.
17. Camping (noun). Activity that consists of camping.
18. Camper (noun). Camping person.
19. Campito (noun). Diminutive of "field".
20. Open, da (adjective). Referring to a field, free of weeds, uncovered.
21. Uncover (verb). Escape.

Sentences with the "field" word family

1. The campers They returned to their tents as soon as the storm began to put away all their belongings.
2. The camping school was a success.
3. Instead of going to a hotel, I suggest we go to a camp to spend the holidays.
4. The peasantry he carried out a mobilization to protest the working conditions.
5. They decided to celebrate their marriage with a party country.
6. My grandfather always remembers with nostalgia when he lived in the countryside.
7. The cows went out to camp and they still haven't returned.
8. Tomás and Rodrigo bought a campito to go live when they retire.
9. The attitude hearty her hosts made her feel at home.
10. Travelers they camped near the lagoon to spend the night and resume the route the next day.

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