Transportation
Intentional transference
Groups |
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Primary Base | veh* |
Descendants
vehend* | Cargo | Patient of transportation. |
vehod* | Transporter | Agent of transportation. |
vehaq* | Vehicle | Means of transportation. |
Cross-Reference
Siblings
ber* | Carriage | Transitive motion of one entity on another entity. |
sapar* | Excursion | Discreate motion with purpose. |
trewd* | Impulse (Motion) | Motion conjoined with force. |
miqr* | Migration | Motion with intent to change one's residence. |
j* | Motion with reference to Direction | |
nawmot* | Navigation | Locomotion by water or air. |
motaq* | Organs & Instruments of Motion | |
* | Procession | Organized and coordination motion by multiple vehicles. |
motew* | Quiescence | Lack of motion. |
syl* | Recoil | Motion conjoined with counteraction. |
rajd* | Riding | Motion via an instrument of motion. |
walk* | Roving | Motion from location to location without plan or purpose. |
awtimot* | Self-Motion | Intransitive motion; reflexive motion; motion on one's own accord. |
verg* | Station | Origin, destination or waypoint of motion. |
veh* | Transference | Motion of a patient by an agent from an origin to a destination. |
veh* | Transportation | Intentional transference |
motor* | Traveler | |
celer* | Velocity | Degree of motion over time. |
waq* | Wiggle | Motion back and forth. |
Notes
Transference
Motion of a patient by an agent from an origin to a destination.
Synonyms: Translocation, elocation [obs.]; displacement; metastasis, metathesis; removal; remotion; amotion; relegation; deportation, asportation, extradition, conveyance, draft; carrying, carriage; convection, conduction, contagion, infection; transfusion.
veh* Action base.
vehod* Agent.
vehend* Patient: Drift, alluvion, alluvium, detritus, deposit, moraine; deed, gift, bequest, legacy, lease; quitclaim; freight, cargo, mail, baggage, luggage [Brit.], goods [Brit.].
vehordj* Origin.
vehepj* Destination: Transferer, grantee, assignee; donee, legatee, consignee, indorsee, devisee.
vehaq* Means/instrument.
* Transportation (intentional transference).