Junction
Groups |
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Primary Base | juk* |
Descendants
jukew* | Disjunction | Lack of junction. |
jukm* | Joint | Result of junction. |
vinc* | Vinculum | Medium of junction (discrete or mass). |
Cross-Reference
qluten* | Glue | Nondiscrete tangible vinculum. |
mik* | Mixture | Combination or junction forming a whole without coherence. |
spin* | Pin | Discrete vinculum, usually of metal, of filament form, generally intended for temporary junction. |
skrof* | Screw | Discrete vinculum of rod form with a spiral feature, intended for permanent junction. |
vertebr* | Vertebra | |
* | Yoke | Means of restraint for subjection. |
Siblings
qed* | Addition | |
dhawks* | Adjunct | Object of addition. |
haer* | Coherence | Order of components. |
merg* | Combination | |
ly* | Decomposition | Disjunction into components. |
* | Decrement | Patient of deduction. |
* | Deduction | |
haerew* | Incoherence | Lack of coherence. Disorder of components. |
juk* | Junction | |
mik* | Mixture | Combination or junction forming a whole without coherence. |
ceter* | Remainder | Thing remaining after deduction. |
* | Simpleness, Purity, Homogeneity | Conformity of components. |
Notes
Coition
Coition, copulation; sexual congress, sexual conjunction, sexual intercourse.
Junction
Synonyms | Antonyms | |
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Essive | juk* Junction. | rup* Disjunction. |
Dative agent | jukod* | rupod* |
Dative patient | jukend* | rupend* |
Generative | jukor* | rupor* |
Abessive | jukew* | rupew* |
Ablative agent | jukemp* | rupemp* |
Ablative patient | jukolv* | rupolv* |
Means | jukaq* | rupaq* |
Result | jukm* Joint. | rupm*, find* Fissure. |
Junction and Conjunctive Quantity
juk* Junction.
qed* Addition.
merg* Combination.
mik* Mixture.
nejuk* Disjunction.
ly* Decomposition.
Junction synonyms
Joinder, union; connection, conjunction, conjugation; annexion, annexation, annexment [rare]; astriction, attachment, compagination [rare], subjunction, vincture [obs.], ligation, alligation; accouplement; marriage (wedlock) [See Marriage]; infibulation, inosculation, symphysis, anastomosis, confluence, communication, concatenation; meeting, reunion; assemblage [See Assemblage].