join
LatinVariants
joinjoingjunct
Related Roots
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About This Root
From Latin iungere (to yoke, join together), via Old French joindre. Forms words about connection: join, joint, adjoin (join next to), conjoin (join together), rejoin (join again), enjoin (join in command, impose). The variant junct- comes directly from Latin and appears in junction and conjunction.
Associated Words
adjoin
To be next to or share a boundary with something; 邻接,毗连
IELTSTOEFLC2
conjoin
To join or unite together
GREC2
disjunction
Separation or disconnection; a logical 'or' proposition
GREC2
enjoin
To officially order someone; to legally prohibit
GREC2
join
to connect or become a member; a junction
NGSL 1kTOEFLA1
joint
A place where things connect; a body joint; shared by two or more parties
NGSL 2kB1
rejoin
To join or come together again after separation
GREB2