Words with migr as the root

Words with migr as the root are: migrate, migration, migration and so on.

Others include immigrants, migraines, immigrants, immigrants, immigrants, immigrants, immigrants, immigrants, immigrants and so on.

The root migr- comes from Latin, which means migration and immigration. Although this root is not easy to remember, the words derived from it are particularly easy to remember because it is particularly standardized. As long as the meanings of prefix, root and suffix are put together, it is easy to deduce the meaning of the whole word.

For example, the word migrate followed by -ate is a verb suffix, so it is a verb, indicating migration and transfer. It can represent the migration of birds or wild animals with the seasons, and it can also be compared to the migration of people, especially those looking for jobs. Moving from rural areas to cities means moving from rural areas to cities.

Word expansion:

1 and migration

The suffix -ate is a verb part of speech, and there is nothing wrong with it. This is the transfer and migration of verbs.

2. Migration

Replace the famous part-of-speech suffix -ion and become noun migration and immigration.

3. Immigration

Suffix -ant means people and things in nouns (mostly abstract), so the migrating people are of course migrants, and what about the migrating things and animals? Of migratory birds. It is said that wandering the earth uses wandering, which means wandering, wandering.

4. Immigration

The prefixes e- and ex- are the same. We mentioned it when we said satellite city yesterday, which means outside. Migration is migration, so if you move outside, you must emigrate. This is: immigration.