Asked by Cheesecake
Sort the words according to the meanings of their shared roots.
Novelty, aural, aricular, auricle, novel
Is it ear or new
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They split into two root-meanings:
- New (Latin novus = “new”)
- novel
- novelty
- Ear (Latin auris = “ear”; auricula = “little ear”)
- aural (relating to the ear or hearing)
- auricle (the external ear; also an “ear-shaped” appendage in anatomy)
- auricular (relating to the ear)
(Note: your list had “aricular,” which looks like a typo for “auricular.”)
- New (Latin novus = “new”)
- novel
- novelty
- Ear (Latin auris = “ear”; auricula = “little ear”)
- aural (relating to the ear or hearing)
- auricle (the external ear; also an “ear-shaped” appendage in anatomy)
- auricular (relating to the ear)
(Note: your list had “aricular,” which looks like a typo for “auricular.”)
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