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Verbivore’s Diner: Roots - Phobia Affixes - Prefix “op” in Mythology & History

Explore the linguistic menu of Verbivore’s Diner with today’s specials featuring the roots of words, phobia affixes, and the prefix "op" in mythology and history. Delve into the origin and meaning of words like "Adonis" and learn about the adopted French term "au courant."

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Verbivore’s Diner: Roots - Phobia Affixes - Prefix “op” in Mythology & History

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  1. Verbivore’s Diner #1 Today’s Specials: Roots - Phobia Affixes – Prefix “op-” Mythology & History - Adonis Adopted Words – au courant (French)

  2. Root du jour • Phobia • Extreme, unreasoning fear

  3. Affixes Prix Fixe • Prefix: “op-” • “against” • “Oppose,” (go against) • “Opponent” (someone against you)

  4. Mythology & History Main • ADONIS was a very handsome young man who was loved by Aphrodite. • “Adonis” therefore means a very attractive young man • “Adonis complex” is a psychological condition where one is convinced he (or she) is not muscular enough

  5. Adopted Word Dessert • Au courant (French) • Well informed; up-to-date. • “in the current”

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