Cognate 1.When two words or people are related. 2.Cognate is an adjective 3.Synonyms: connected, kindred, related 4.Picture on separate sheet 5.My dad and his father are cognate. Derivative 1.When you copy someone else’s ideas. 2.Derivative is an adjective 3.Synonyms: not original, plagiaristic Antonym: inventive 4.Picture on separate sheet. 5.He derived his idea from a website. Diminutive 1.Adjective used to describe something that is small insignificant. 2.Diminutive is an adjective. 3.Synonyms: petite, bitsy, tiny 4.Picture on separate sheet. 5.My sister is diminutive compared to me. Inflection 1.Inflection is when your voice changes. 2.Inflection is a noun. 3.Synonyms: articulation, emphasis, intonation 4.Picture on separate sheet. 5.When my mom gets mad, her inflection changes. Orthography 1.Orthography is another way of saying correct grammar. 2.Orthography is a noun. 3.Synonyms: punctuation, grammar, signs 4.Picture on separate sheet. 5.The orthography of her rough draft was incorrect.
Nicole S. 4th hour... Pictures will be in seperate. Cognate: (adjective) A relation to a person like a family member or something similar. My cognate aunt looked just like me when she was a teen. Other Words: descent, related, and an antonym of dislike.
Derivative (noun) Something that is made or the product one gets when forming something new. It can be scientific or mathematical. In the math problem I was able find a derivative to x. Other Words: secondary, unoriginal, and for a synonym unique
Diminutive (adjective or sometimes a noun) It can be used to talk about a little size or can be used when talking to kids. Mom talked in a diminutive voice to me when I was five. Other Words: small, intimate, and a synonym of enormous.
Inflection (noun) It makes a rounded bump whether it is in a voice or not. A person can speak with different pitches, which will vary it. Mr. Sprik used Inflection in his speech to make sure his point was heard. Other Words: variation, distinction, and a synonym is monotone
Orthography (noun) Being able to write and talk right with our grammar. I composed an autobiography with the right orthography. Other Words: Symbols, Grammar, and Language
Cognate 1. the same or related 2. adjective 3. synonyms: alike, comparable, related 4. picture is on a separate paper 5. We speak cognate languages.
Derivative 1. something thats been changed to form a related thing 2. adjective 3. synonyms: not orignal, second hand, antonyms: primary 4. picture is on a separate paper 5. Green is a derivative of blue and yellow.
Diminutive 1. anything that's small or little 2. adjective 3. synonyms: tiny, petit antonyms: large, huge 4. picture is on a separate paper 5. The puppy was diminutive compared to its mother.
Inflection 1. change in a sound or word 2. noun 3. synonym: change, pronunciation, emphasis 4. picture is on a separate paper 5. The girl sounded better after the inflection in her voice.
Orthography 1. spelling or using a word right 2. noun, plural 3. synonyms: launguage, correct, proper 4. picture is on a separate paper 5. Translators could be the first orthography for a language.
Cognate: Description: something present from birth Part of Speech: adjective Sentence: My cognate birthmark is bugging me today. Related Words: connected, generic, related Derivative: Description: Something that is caused by something else. Part of Speech: adjective Sentence: The derivative assignment of reading and vocabulary words was too much for the students to handle. Related Words: secondary, caused, copied Diminutive: Description: something of little size Part of Speech: adjective Sentence: The children playing on the playground were diminutive compared to their parents. Related Words: little, miniature, large Inflection: Description: When an object changes form or tone. Part of Speech: Noun Sentence: The inflection in his voice was picked up by his change in tone. Related Words: change, emphasis, variation Orthography: Description: done when small children are learning the alphabet Part of Speech: Noun Sentence: Orthography in French was much more difficult for the students than it was in English. Related Words: language, letters, phonics
(Pictures separate) Cognate: 1. Similar in nature 2. adj. 3. synonyms: related, similar antonym: unalike 4. The two brothers are cognate.
Derivative: 1. Something adapted from others. 2. adj. 3. synonyms: acquired, spin-off, unoriginal. 4. The derivative of his work came from someone else.
Diminutive: 1. Very small in size. 2. adj. 3. synonyms: small, little, tiny 4. The ant was diminutive compared to its large surroundings.
Inflection: 1. The changing of tone or pitch. 2. noun 3. synonyms: intonation, pronunciation, enunciation 4. There was inflection in the sound of the trombone.
Orthography: 1. The study of spelling words correctly. 2. noun 3. synonyms: spelling, language, words 4. After reading the paper they realized the orthography was wrong.
Cognate- 1. Description-Someone or something related through birth. 2.Part of Speech-adjective 3.Synonyms-relative,related Antonyms-unrelated 4.Seperate 5. My cognate sister looks nothing like me.
Derivative- 1. Description-When something comes from something else. 2.P.O.S-adjective 3.Syn: not original, imitative, secondary 4.Seperate 5.Hot chocolate is a derivative of cocoa and milk.
Diminutive- 1.Description-Something that is diminutive is small or tiny. 2. Part of speech-adjective 3.Syn: little, small, undersized 4.Seperate 5.I am much more diminutive than most people my age.
Inflection- 1.Description-When you change the sound of your voice. 2.P.O.S-Noun 3.Syn-modulation, tone, articulation 4.Seperate 5.The french use inflection when asking a question.
Orthography- 1.Description-Showing how letters and words sound through symbols. 2.P.O.S.-Noun 3.Synonyms-pronunciation, spelling, symbols 4.Seperate 5.Even though I thought I had no idea how to pronounce the word, when I looked at the orthography I figured it out.
Nikkel Westdorp Mrs. Schellenberg World lit/1st Hour 12 September 2007
Vocab Words
Cognate 1. To be related to someone. 2. Cognate is a adjective. 3. My family and I are cognate. 4. Similar words: alike, kin, family.
Derivative 1. Something that is made up or copied. 2. Derivative is a adjective. 3. The teacher gave her derivate work an e. 4. Similar words: copied, unoriginal, imitative.
Diminutive 1. Something that is small. 2. Diminutive is a adjective. 3. The diminutive book was easier to read than i thought. 4. Similar words: miniature, little, tiny.
Inflection 1. A change in sound, mood, tense. 2. Inflection is a noun. 3. There was an inflection at the end of the game when the buzzer went off. 4. Similar words: variation, variety, tone.
Orthography 1. The study of spelling something right. 2. Orthography is a noun. 3. My English professor taught orthography to us last week. 4. Similar words: language, writing, spelling.
cognate When two or more wods are related to the same language. adjective afiiliated (S) analogous (S) unconnected (A) Spanish and French are cognative languages becaus many words sound alike.
Derivative Something that is taken or copied from someone else. adjective copied(S) procured (S) original (A) The related words are derived from dictionary.com.
Diminutive adjective Small;insignificant Small (S) Insignificant (S) Grand(A) An ants size is diminutive compared to a human.
Inflection Change in tone of voice Noun Tone (S) pitch (S) emphasis (S) I could sense sarcasm in the inflection of his voice.
Orthogrophy Correct spelling of words Noun Topography (E) Orthoddontist (E) Spelling My orthography got me an A on my speling test.
Cognate (Adjective) 1. When two things are similar in either nature or quality. 2.Synonyms- alike, allied, general. 3.Billy and Timmy are cognate because they are born in the same family. Derivative (Adjective) 1. Something that is unorginal or copied. 2.Synonyms-obtained, not orginal, second-hand. 3.The teacher could tell that Billy's paper was derivative to Timmy's paper. Diminutive (Adjective) 1. Somthing smaller in size. 2.Synonyms-Bitsy, teeny, undersize. 3.Tennis balls are diminutive to basketballs. Inflection (Noun) 1. When the tone or sound of ones voice changes. 2.Synonyms- change, enunciation, sound. 3.The inflection in his voice is different from one song to the other. Orthography(noun) 1. Writing soemthing with proper word usage. 2.Synonyms- puncutation, spelling, grammar. 3. The orthography other Billy's college essay was very good. All pictures on seperate sheet
Cognate 1. When two things are related to eachother. 2.adjective 3.The two cousins are cognate 4.Pictures separate 5.Affiliated, Comparable, Connected
Derivative 1. A secondary change from something. 2.adjective 3.His idea was a derivative from his influence. 4.Pictures separate 5.Copied, Secondary, Subordinate
Diminutive 1. It is used to call things small or not important. 2.adjective 3.The kid was diminutive to the bigger kids. 4.Pictures separate 5.Miniature, Small, Little
Inflection 1. A change in pitch of a noise. 2.Noun 3.He had an inflection as his voice cracked. 4.Pictures Separate 5.Change, Variation, Tone
Orthography 1.The study of good spelling and grammar. 2.Noun 3.Little grammar errors bothered the man who studied orthography because he cared about good grammar. 4.Pictures Separate 5.Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation
1.) Cognate Description- Coming from the same thing/blood. Part of speech- Adjective Related words- (S) similar, related, (A) Different Sentence- I am a cognate of my mother. 2.) Derivative Description- Something formed by the same thing. Part of speech- Noun Related words--(S) derived, copied, (A) original Sentence- Cookies derive from eggs, sugar, and flour. 3.) Diminutive Description- something that is usually small. Part of speech- adjective Related words- (S) Small, Tiny (A) Massive. Sentence- I wish I could have a diminutive friend so I could take him anywhere I go in my pocket.
4.) Inflection Description- Changing pitch or loudness when speaking. Part of speech- noun Related words- (S) variation, tone, variety. Sentence- By changing the inflection in his voice he was able to make the scene better.
5.) Orthography Description- The art of writing proper speech. Part of speech- noun Related words- language, writing, spelling. Sentence- I don’t plan on studying orthography in collage.
Cognate 1. Description- come from the same place 2. POS- Adj 3. Related words- alike, comparable, connected, kindred 4. Separate 5. Miranda (from Fox Kids) and i cognate from the same ancestral line.
Derivative 1. description- something that originated from something else, unoriginal. 2. POS- Noun 3. related words- acquired, obtained, second-hand 4. Separate 5. sentence- many people are derivative by steeling lines from movies, instead of making their own
Diminutive 1. something below average in size, small, a small person. 2. POS- Noun 3. synonyms:tiny, small, little 4. separate 5. My grandma is very diminutive, only 4' 7".
inflection 1. changing the pitch or tone of your voice 2. POS- Noun 3. Synonyms- change, emphasis, variation 4. Separate 5. most singers have good inflection with their voice
orthography 1. the art of writing with proper letters; using correct grammar 2. POS- Noun 3. synonyms- calligraphy,grammar, spelling 4. Seperate 5. My mom is very good at orthographic writing.
Cognate description: when you are related to someone, blood relations POS: adjective sentence: mY dog and my cat have similar cognate thinking. Related Words: heritage, ancestor, family(synonyms)
Derivative Description: something already done, not creative POS: adjective Sentence: His derivative decision got him in trouble. Related Words: copy, similar, related(synonyms)
Diminutive Description: something small in relation to their surroundings POS: noun Sentence: The building next to the John Hancock looked diminutive. Related Words: little, small, overpowered(synonyms)
Inflection Description: changing your tone or pitch with your voice POS: noun Sentence: The inflection in her voice changed as the emotions inside turned to anger. Related Words: emphasis, intonation, articulation(synonyms)
Orthography Description: a way of communicating through language or symbols POS: noun Sentence: Her orthography was different based on her background. Related Words: alphabet, language, correct writing(all synonyms)
Cognate 1. related by birth, have the same parents 2. adj 3.synonyms- related, connected, affiliated 5.My sister and I are cognate
Derivative 1. it isn't original, secondary 2. adj 3. copied, ancestral, obtained 5. The story was a derivative of a best seller
Diminutive 1. very small and insignificant 2. adj 3. midget, pygmy, minute 5. The minnow was diminutive compared to the great white shark
Inflection 1. an angle or a bend 2. noun 3. change, emphasis, tone 5. there was an inflection on problem number nine in the math homework
Orthography 1. a study concerned with spelling and lettering 2. noun 3. autograph, engrave, graffiti 5. she was so good with literature, she decided to study orthography
Brianna K. Mrs. Schellenberg World Lit 1st 14 September 2007
Cognate Description- Something related through blood. POS- Adjective Related words- (S) analogous, connected, (A) dissimilar Sentence- My sister and I are cognates of one another.
Derivative Description- Something that is unoriginal, already created by someone else. POS- Noun Related words-(S) plagiaristic, copied, (A) new Sentence- My partners paper was derived from mine.
Diminutive Description- Something small or tiny in size. POS- Adjective Related words- (S) little, petite (A) colossal Sentence- My diminutive cell phone is often lost in my purse.
Inflection Description- When you change the sound of your voice POS- Noun Related words- (S) deviation, tone, range Sentence- As cheerleaders, we learned to change the inflection of our voices to have a more dramatic effect.
Orthography Description- Using correct grammar while talking and writing POS- Noun Related words- speech, writing, spelling Sentence- Some authors study orthography to gain a better knowledge of our language.
Cognate 1. relatives 2. adjective 3. alike, kindred, related 4. picture is seperate 5. my family tree is a cognate
Derivative 1. unoriginal 2. adjective 3. aqcuired, copied, secondary 4. picture is seperate 5. The boys essay was derivative
Diminutive 1. tiny, small 2. adjective 3. miniature, undersized, lilliputan 4. picture is seperate 5. The girl was diminutive for her age
Inflection 1. change in voice, modulation 2. noun 3. change, modulation, variation 4. picture is seperate 5. When we hit puberty our inflection changes
Orthography 1. correct grammer 2. noun 3. grammer, correct, punctuation 4. pictures are seperate 5. Professional writers have orthogrpahy
18 comments:
Cognate
1.When two words or people are related.
2.Cognate is an adjective
3.Synonyms: connected, kindred, related
4.Picture on separate sheet
5.My dad and his father are cognate.
Derivative
1.When you copy someone else’s ideas.
2.Derivative is an adjective
3.Synonyms: not original, plagiaristic
Antonym: inventive
4.Picture on separate sheet.
5.He derived his idea from a website.
Diminutive
1.Adjective used to describe something that is small insignificant.
2.Diminutive is an adjective.
3.Synonyms: petite, bitsy, tiny
4.Picture on separate sheet.
5.My sister is diminutive compared to me.
Inflection
1.Inflection is when your voice changes.
2.Inflection is a noun.
3.Synonyms: articulation, emphasis, intonation
4.Picture on separate sheet.
5.When my mom gets mad, her inflection changes.
Orthography
1.Orthography is another way of saying correct grammar.
2.Orthography is a noun.
3.Synonyms: punctuation, grammar, signs
4.Picture on separate sheet.
5.The orthography of her rough draft was incorrect.
Nicole S. 4th hour... Pictures will be in seperate.
Cognate: (adjective)
A relation to a person like a family member or something similar.
My cognate aunt looked just like me when she was a teen.
Other Words: descent, related, and an antonym of dislike.
Derivative (noun)
Something that is made or the product one gets when forming something new. It can be scientific or mathematical.
In the math problem I was able find a derivative to x.
Other Words: secondary, unoriginal, and for a synonym unique
Diminutive (adjective or sometimes a noun)
It can be used to talk about a little size or can be used when talking to kids.
Mom talked in a diminutive voice to me when I was five.
Other Words: small, intimate, and a synonym of enormous.
Inflection (noun)
It makes a rounded bump whether it is in a voice or not. A person can speak with different pitches, which will vary it.
Mr. Sprik used Inflection in his speech to make sure his point was heard.
Other Words: variation, distinction, and a synonym is monotone
Orthography (noun)
Being able to write and talk right with our grammar.
I composed an autobiography with the right orthography.
Other Words: Symbols, Grammar, and Language
Cognate
1. the same or related
2. adjective
3. synonyms: alike, comparable, related
4. picture is on a separate paper
5. We speak cognate languages.
Derivative
1. something thats been changed to form a related thing
2. adjective
3. synonyms: not orignal, second hand, antonyms: primary
4. picture is on a separate paper
5. Green is a derivative of blue and yellow.
Diminutive
1. anything that's small or little
2. adjective
3. synonyms: tiny, petit
antonyms: large, huge
4. picture is on a separate paper
5. The puppy was diminutive compared to its mother.
Inflection
1. change in a sound or word
2. noun
3. synonym: change, pronunciation, emphasis
4. picture is on a separate paper
5. The girl sounded better after the inflection in her voice.
Orthography
1. spelling or using a word right
2. noun, plural
3. synonyms: launguage, correct, proper
4. picture is on a separate paper
5. Translators could be the first orthography for a language.
Cognate:
Description: something present from birth
Part of Speech: adjective
Sentence: My cognate birthmark is bugging me today.
Related Words: connected, generic, related
Derivative:
Description: Something that is caused by something else.
Part of Speech: adjective
Sentence: The derivative assignment of reading and vocabulary words was too much for the students to handle.
Related Words: secondary, caused, copied
Diminutive:
Description: something of little size
Part of Speech: adjective
Sentence: The children playing on the playground were diminutive compared to their parents.
Related Words: little, miniature, large
Inflection:
Description: When an object changes form or tone.
Part of Speech: Noun
Sentence: The inflection in his voice was picked up by his change in tone.
Related Words: change, emphasis, variation
Orthography:
Description: done when small children are learning the alphabet
Part of Speech: Noun
Sentence: Orthography in French was much more difficult for the students than it was in English.
Related Words: language, letters, phonics
(Pictures separate)
Cognate:
1. Similar in nature
2. adj.
3. synonyms: related, similar antonym: unalike
4. The two brothers are cognate.
Derivative:
1. Something adapted from others.
2. adj.
3. synonyms: acquired, spin-off, unoriginal.
4. The derivative of his work came from someone else.
Diminutive:
1. Very small in size.
2. adj.
3. synonyms: small, little, tiny
4. The ant was diminutive compared to its large surroundings.
Inflection:
1. The changing of tone or pitch.
2. noun
3. synonyms: intonation, pronunciation, enunciation
4. There was inflection in the sound of the trombone.
Orthography:
1. The study of spelling words correctly.
2. noun
3. synonyms: spelling, language, words
4. After reading the paper they realized the orthography was wrong.
Cognate-
1. Description-Someone or something related through birth.
2.Part of Speech-adjective
3.Synonyms-relative,related
Antonyms-unrelated
4.Seperate
5. My cognate sister looks nothing like me.
Derivative-
1. Description-When something comes from something else.
2.P.O.S-adjective
3.Syn: not original, imitative, secondary
4.Seperate
5.Hot chocolate is a derivative of cocoa and milk.
Diminutive-
1.Description-Something that is diminutive is small or tiny.
2. Part of speech-adjective
3.Syn: little, small, undersized
4.Seperate
5.I am much more diminutive than most people my age.
Inflection-
1.Description-When you change the sound of your voice.
2.P.O.S-Noun
3.Syn-modulation, tone, articulation
4.Seperate
5.The french use inflection when asking a question.
Orthography-
1.Description-Showing how letters and words sound through symbols.
2.P.O.S.-Noun
3.Synonyms-pronunciation, spelling, symbols
4.Seperate
5.Even though I thought I had no idea how to pronounce the word, when I looked at the orthography I figured it out.
Nikkel Westdorp
Mrs. Schellenberg
World lit/1st Hour
12 September 2007
Vocab Words
Cognate
1. To be related to someone.
2. Cognate is a adjective.
3. My family and I are cognate.
4. Similar words: alike, kin, family.
Derivative
1. Something that is made up or copied.
2. Derivative is a adjective.
3. The teacher gave her derivate work an e.
4. Similar words: copied, unoriginal, imitative.
Diminutive
1. Something that is small.
2. Diminutive is a adjective.
3. The diminutive book was easier to read than i thought.
4. Similar words: miniature, little, tiny.
Inflection
1. A change in sound, mood, tense.
2. Inflection is a noun.
3. There was an inflection at the end of the game when the buzzer went off.
4. Similar words: variation, variety, tone.
Orthography
1. The study of spelling something right.
2. Orthography is a noun.
3. My English professor taught orthography to us last week.
4. Similar words: language, writing, spelling.
cognate
When two or more wods are related to the same language.
adjective
afiiliated (S) analogous (S) unconnected (A)
Spanish and French are cognative languages becaus many words sound alike.
Derivative
Something that is taken or copied from someone else.
adjective
copied(S) procured (S) original (A)
The related words are derived from dictionary.com.
Diminutive
adjective
Small;insignificant
Small (S) Insignificant (S)
Grand(A)
An ants size is diminutive compared to a human.
Inflection
Change in tone of voice
Noun
Tone (S) pitch (S) emphasis (S)
I could sense sarcasm in the inflection of his voice.
Orthogrophy
Correct spelling of words
Noun
Topography (E) Orthoddontist (E)
Spelling
My orthography got me an A on my speling test.
Cognate (Adjective)
1. When two things are similar in either nature or quality.
2.Synonyms- alike, allied, general.
3.Billy and Timmy are cognate because they are born in the same family.
Derivative (Adjective)
1. Something that is unorginal or copied.
2.Synonyms-obtained, not orginal, second-hand.
3.The teacher could tell that Billy's paper was derivative to Timmy's paper.
Diminutive (Adjective)
1. Somthing smaller in size.
2.Synonyms-Bitsy, teeny, undersize.
3.Tennis balls are diminutive to basketballs.
Inflection (Noun)
1. When the tone or sound of ones voice changes.
2.Synonyms- change, enunciation, sound.
3.The inflection in his voice is different from one song to the other.
Orthography(noun)
1. Writing soemthing with proper word usage.
2.Synonyms- puncutation, spelling, grammar.
3. The orthography other Billy's college essay was very good.
All pictures on seperate sheet
Cognate
1. When two things are related to eachother.
2.adjective
3.The two cousins are cognate
4.Pictures separate
5.Affiliated, Comparable, Connected
Derivative
1. A secondary change from something.
2.adjective
3.His idea was a derivative from his influence.
4.Pictures separate
5.Copied, Secondary, Subordinate
Diminutive
1. It is used to call things small or not important.
2.adjective
3.The kid was diminutive to the bigger kids.
4.Pictures separate
5.Miniature, Small, Little
Inflection
1. A change in pitch of a noise.
2.Noun
3.He had an inflection as his voice cracked.
4.Pictures Separate
5.Change, Variation, Tone
Orthography
1.The study of good spelling and grammar.
2.Noun
3.Little grammar errors bothered the man who studied orthography because he cared about good grammar.
4.Pictures Separate
5.Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation
1.) Cognate
Description- Coming from the same thing/blood.
Part of speech- Adjective
Related words- (S) similar, related, (A) Different
Sentence- I am a cognate of my mother.
2.) Derivative
Description- Something formed by the same thing.
Part of speech- Noun
Related words--(S) derived, copied, (A) original
Sentence- Cookies derive from eggs, sugar, and flour.
3.) Diminutive
Description- something that is usually small.
Part of speech- adjective
Related words- (S) Small, Tiny (A) Massive.
Sentence- I wish I could have a diminutive friend so I could take him anywhere I go in my pocket.
4.) Inflection
Description- Changing pitch or loudness when speaking.
Part of speech- noun
Related words- (S) variation, tone, variety.
Sentence- By changing the inflection in his voice he was able to make the scene better.
5.) Orthography
Description- The art of writing proper speech.
Part of speech- noun
Related words- language, writing, spelling.
Sentence- I don’t plan on studying orthography in collage.
Cognate
1. Description- come from the same place
2. POS- Adj
3. Related words- alike, comparable, connected, kindred
4. Separate
5. Miranda (from Fox Kids) and i cognate from the same ancestral line.
Derivative
1. description- something that originated from something else, unoriginal.
2. POS- Noun
3. related words- acquired, obtained, second-hand
4. Separate
5. sentence- many people are derivative by steeling lines from movies, instead of making their own
Diminutive
1. something below average in size, small, a small person.
2. POS- Noun
3. synonyms:tiny, small, little
4. separate
5. My grandma is very diminutive, only 4' 7".
inflection
1. changing the pitch or tone of your voice
2. POS- Noun
3. Synonyms- change, emphasis, variation
4. Separate
5. most singers have good inflection with their voice
orthography
1. the art of writing with proper letters; using correct grammar
2. POS- Noun
3. synonyms- calligraphy,grammar, spelling
4. Seperate
5. My mom is very good at orthographic writing.
Cognate
description: when you are related to someone, blood relations
POS: adjective
sentence: mY dog and my cat have similar cognate thinking.
Related Words: heritage, ancestor, family(synonyms)
Derivative
Description: something already done, not creative
POS: adjective
Sentence: His derivative decision got him in trouble.
Related Words: copy, similar, related(synonyms)
Diminutive
Description: something small in relation to their surroundings
POS: noun
Sentence: The building next to the John Hancock looked diminutive.
Related Words: little, small, overpowered(synonyms)
Inflection
Description: changing your tone or pitch with your voice
POS: noun
Sentence: The inflection in her voice changed as the emotions inside turned to anger.
Related Words: emphasis, intonation, articulation(synonyms)
Orthography
Description: a way of communicating through language or symbols
POS: noun
Sentence: Her orthography was different based on her background.
Related Words: alphabet, language, correct writing(all synonyms)
Cognate
1. related by birth, have the same parents
2. adj
3.synonyms- related, connected, affiliated
5.My sister and I are cognate
Derivative
1. it isn't original, secondary
2. adj
3. copied, ancestral, obtained
5. The story was a derivative of a best seller
Diminutive
1. very small and insignificant
2. adj
3. midget, pygmy, minute
5. The minnow was diminutive compared to the great white shark
Inflection
1. an angle or a bend
2. noun
3. change, emphasis, tone
5. there was an inflection on problem number nine in the math homework
Orthography
1. a study concerned with spelling and lettering
2. noun
3. autograph, engrave, graffiti
5. she was so good with literature, she decided to study orthography
Brianna K.
Mrs. Schellenberg
World Lit 1st
14 September 2007
Cognate
Description- Something related through blood.
POS- Adjective
Related words- (S) analogous, connected, (A) dissimilar
Sentence- My sister and I are cognates of one another.
Derivative
Description- Something that is unoriginal, already created by someone else.
POS- Noun
Related words-(S) plagiaristic, copied, (A) new
Sentence- My partners paper was derived from mine.
Diminutive
Description- Something small or tiny in size.
POS- Adjective
Related words- (S) little, petite (A) colossal
Sentence- My diminutive cell phone is often lost in my purse.
Inflection
Description- When you change the sound of your voice
POS- Noun
Related words- (S) deviation, tone, range
Sentence- As cheerleaders, we learned to change the inflection of our voices to have a more dramatic effect.
Orthography
Description- Using correct grammar while talking and writing
POS- Noun
Related words- speech, writing, spelling
Sentence- Some authors study orthography to gain a better knowledge of our language.
Cognate
1. relatives
2. adjective
3. alike, kindred, related
4. picture is seperate
5. my family tree is a cognate
Derivative
1. unoriginal
2. adjective
3. aqcuired, copied, secondary
4. picture is seperate
5. The boys essay was derivative
Diminutive
1. tiny, small
2. adjective
3. miniature, undersized, lilliputan
4. picture is seperate
5. The girl was diminutive for her age
Inflection
1. change in voice, modulation
2. noun
3. change, modulation, variation
4. picture is seperate
5. When we hit puberty our inflection changes
Orthography
1. correct grammer
2. noun
3. grammer, correct, punctuation
4. pictures are seperate
5. Professional writers have orthogrpahy
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