Compound word for home

List of Words Containing 'home'

There are 123 words which contain 'home'

4 letter words containing 'home':

5 letter words containing 'home':

homed

homer

homes

homey

6 letter words containing 'home':

homely

homers

7 letter words containing 'home':

homeboy

homered

nonhome

8 letter words containing 'home':

fathomed

homebody

homeboys

homebred

homebrew

homegirl

homeland

homeless

homelier

homelike

homemade

homeobox

homeotic

homeport

homering

homeroom

homesick

homesite

homespun

homestay

hometown

homeward

homework

outhomer

townhome

trichome

whomever

9 letter words containing 'home':

homebound

homebreds

homebrews

homebuilt

homegirls

homegrown

homelands

homeliest

homemaker

homeopath

homeowner

homeports

homerooms

homesites

homespuns

homestays

homestead

hometowns

homewards

homeworks

homeyness

outhomers

townhomes

trichomes

10 letter words containing 'home':

homebodies

homecoming

homeliness

homemakers

homemaking

homeoboxes

homeopaths

homeopathy

homeotherm

homeowners

homeported

homeschool

homesteads

outhomered

tachometer

11 letter words containing 'home':

homecomings

homemakings

homeopathic

homeostases

homeostasis

homeostatic

homeotherms

homeothermy

homeporting

homeschools

homesteaded

homesteader

homestretch

homeynesses

morphometry

outhomering

psychometry

tachometers

12 letter words containing 'home':

homelessness

homelinesses

homeomorphic

homeopathies

homeothermic

homeschooled

homeschooler

homesickness

homesteaders

homesteading

morphometric

psychometric

13 letter words containing 'home':

homeomorphism

homeothermies

homeschoolers

homeschooling

homestretches

morphometries

psychometrics

psychometries

14 letter words containing 'home':

homelessnesses

homeomorphisms

homeschoolings

homesicknesses

15 letter words containing 'home':

homeopathically

psychometrician

16 letter words containing 'home':

morphometrically

psychometrically

psychometricians

Cognitive words for the word house: how to find them

The root "house" is found in many words. Among them are nouns, adjectives, verbs and even adverbs. You can pick up similar-root words for the word house on this page or learn how to determine them yourself.

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Useful information

To find cognate words for the word house, it is not necessary to use a simple enumeration or try to recall them in your memory. Knowing simple rules helps to isolate and independently determine the right words.

To determine cognate words for the word house, it is necessary to conduct a morphemic analysis. Let's ask basic questions to the noun:

1. Door what? Houses.
2. I'll come what for? To home.
3. I will tell a story about what? About the house.

Obviously, there is a changing ending here. In the nominative case, the ending is null. For ease of analysis, we will perceive it as if it does not exist at all. The rest of the word is its root.

Useful information: if we are talking about a word that consists of everything from the root, it becomes generating in relation to others.

To do this, we will invite prefixes, endings, suffixes to help. Then, for the word house, cognate words are selected very simply.

Nouns

Independent formation of nouns is relatively simple. Let's take the root "house" and add a suffix to it. For example, "ik". Get a house. However, this is the easiest way to form new nouns.

Sometimes cognate words dom, domishko, hominess are formed by a combination of new suffixes, prefixes, endings.

Let's take the word home ownership. Here there are two roots at once, the connecting vowel “o”, the suffix and the ending. A complex word carries a complex meaning. If the root “house” indicates a building, dwelling or “native home”, then in the case of home ownership we are talking about two objects at once:

1. House . This root is present first in the word. Together with the root, related meanings are transmitted, consisting in a building or dwelling.
2. Ownership . This part of the word conveys information that someone owns the house, and, therefore, the building stands out among many others against the general background.

The word "home ownership" thus carries a variety of social meanings. Therefore, there is an empirical observation: the more parts are used in a particular word, the wider its meaning. This is the amazing beauty of the Russian language. One word can express a significant part of social relations.

But you can't mold suffixes and endings at random. If you want to find cognate words for the word "house", you can not write "home ownership". There is no such word, because the word "house" is not just a house. The suffix "ik" indicates a small building or small structure. At the same time, the size of the building is not considered in a social context.

We are talking only about the outside of the house, but the relationship of possession or ownership is a social relationship. To select words with the same root, different parts must fit together.

In the word "house" the root will be the same "house". Let's remove the suffix "ik", which gives our word an additional, but unnecessary meaning in this case, and create the word "household". If the house is just being built, it means that we are building a house. This is another single-root word that indicates a specific action with our structure.

Adjectives

Not only nouns can have the same root as the word "house". Adjectives are also seen in this. The main way to form adjectives is to add a suffix and endings.

The main purpose of adjectives is to convey information about some quality of an object.

In the word house, cognate words can be adjectives. Let's take the "house-building" familiar to us. To make an adjective out of this word, you need a suffix that speaks of the quality of the subject, and an ending. Such a word could be "house-building".

An adjective is always used with a noun. Since we are talking about some quality of the subject, we need an indication of it. This is done with the help of a noun.

Verbs

Knowing the rules, you can pick up cognate words among verbs to the root house. The main way to do this is to use not only suffixes and endings, but also prefixes.

Verbs report some action that has been done or is about to be done.

Any verb carries the following information:

1. Action that has been performed or is planned to be implemented.
2. Who did it. It is not necessarily a reference to a particular subject. However, there is always an indication of the number in the verb. The action could be performed by one person or a group of people.
3. When . There are three tenses in Russian: past, present, future. This applies to verbs to the full extent.

Let's take the adjective home, cognate words are formed from it in the same way as in the case of a noun. First we need to isolate the meaning of the word. Then add a prefix or other part of speech to make a verb.

These prefixes include "o". Most often, it indicates an action that has already been committed in the past.

Then add a suffix indicating the action and an ending indicating the number of participants. In this case, the termination can be both zero and non-zero.

The word "domesticated" will turn out. The verb is also always used in conjunction with a noun or pronoun.

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Chapter 5. Word formation / How our language works. A large guide to theory for grades 5-11 / Russian for 5

In this chapter:

• What is word formation
• Derivative and Generating Bases
• Word-building tools
• Methods of word formation
• Test of strength. Final test

§1. What is word formation

The lexical composition of the language is constantly updated. And not only due to borrowings from other languages, as it may seem to someone.
For example, along with computers, the word computer came into the world, which was borrowed by Russian from English: computer . This word quickly became widely used and already in the Russian language, according to the rules of our word formation, other new words were formed from it:

Computer → Computer ,
→ Computer,
→ Computerization

So, for the formation of new words, the language has property internal mechanisms. They study word formation.

Do not be surprised: the term word formation is used in different meanings:
1) the process of word formation in a language;
2) a section of linguistics that studies these processes.

§2. Derivative and generating bases

A derived word is a word whose stem is derived from and motivated by another stem. Motivated means that it is connected with it in meaning and is explained, interpreted by it.

House is a small house (connection by meaning)
House ← House derivative, and the word is house no.

The derived stem is the stem of a new word, for example: candy ← candy, spring ← spring.