Anemolatry

[harp]

From the website Word A Day

What are combining forms? You can think of them as the Legos of language. As their name indicates, a combining form is a linguistic atom that occurs only in combination with some other form.
This week we'll feature five words made using combining forms:
pluto- (wealth), biblio- (book), epi- (upon), anemo- (wind), steno- (small)
and
-cracy (rule), -latry (worship), -graph (writing), and -meter (measure).

Let's have some fun with this until I decide to get up on the block of back-art that I have due >.< Gala and Eli, I'm lookin' at you two.

Comments

readability fail

[ozen.livejournal.com]

Can't read the blockquote. Text and background colors too similar. And highlighting the text doesn't work because my browser highlights in a yellow/orange color.

>:(

Re: readability fail

[harpsi-fizz.livejournal.com]

Trans-mutating!