Latin
prōdūcō
‘to lead or bring forth, forward or out’
Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Latin prōdūcō.
73 English words in this record descend from Latin prōdūcō, most familiar first.
- production ← produccioun ← prōductiō
- product ← prōductus
- produce
- producer ← produce ← produce
- productive ← productivus
- productivity ← productive ← prōductīvus
- reproduction ← production ← produccioun ← production ← prōductiō
- reproduce ← produce ← produce
- unproductive ← productive ← prōductīvus
- byproduct ← product ← product ← prōductus
- productively ← productive ← prōductīvus
- overproduction ← production ← produccioun ← production ← prōductiō
More words from prōdūcō
- preproduction
- productiveness
- coproduction
- overproduce
- producible
- nonproductive
- coproduct
- photoproduction
- productivist
- agriproduct
- agroproduction
- bioproduct
- bioproduction
- biproduct
- bioproductive
- bioproduce
- coproduce
- exoproduct
- hadroproduction
- hyperproductive
- hyperproduction
- hyperproduce
- hypoproduction
- hypoproductive
- improductive
- interproduce
- mesoproduction
- misproduce
- misproduction
- multiproduct
- multiproduction
- nanoproduct
- nanoproduction
- nonproduction
- nonproduct
- osteoproduction
- osteoproductive
- outproduce
- overproductive
- paraproduct
- photoproduct
- phytoproduct
- productize
- productor
- productional
- productionable
- productivism
- producement
- preproduce
- productionless
- preproductive
- productionwise
- productionize
- productivize
- productionist
- productless
- preproduct
- semiproductive
- subproduct
- superproductive
- ultraproduct
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Etymograph / Latin prōdūcō