Root: "act"

 

Root words in English



 Root: "act"  

 Origin: Latin ("actus" = a doing; "agere" = to do, to drive)  

 Meaning: To perform, to take action, or to drive something forward  

 Usage: This root appears in a wide variety of English words, often relating to performing actions, processes, or reactions.




 1. Action  

    IPA: /ˈæk.ʃən/  

    Hindi: एक्शन (ekśan)  

    Meaning: The process of doing something, typically to achieve a result.  

2. Active  

    IPA: /ˈæk.tɪv/  

    Hindi: एक्टिव (ektiv)  

    Meaning: Engaged in action; characterized by movement or energy.  

3. Actor  

    IPA: /ˈæk.tɚ/  

    Hindi: एक्टर (ektar)  

    Meaning: A person who performs in plays, movies, or other dramatic works.  

4. React  

    IPA: /riˈækt/  

    Hindi: रिएक्ट (riekt)  

    Meaning: To respond or behave in a particular way due to a stimulus.  

5. Activity  

    IPA: /ækˈtɪv.ɪ.ti/  

    Hindi: एक्टिविटी (ektivīṭī)  

    Meaning: A condition of being active; a specific task or pursuit.  

6. Activate  

    IPA: /ˈæk.tɪ.veɪt/  

    Hindi: एक्टिवेट (ektiveṭ)  

    Meaning: To make something active or operative.  

7. Interaction  

    IPA: /ˌɪn.tɚˈæk.ʃən/  

    Hindi: इंटरएक्शन (iṇṭarekśan)  

    Meaning: A mutual action or influence between two or more entities.  

    Roots: "inter" (between) + "act" (to do).  

8. Transaction  

    IPA: /trænˈzæk.ʃən/  

    Hindi: ट्रांज़ेक्शन (ṭrānzekśan)  

    Meaning: An instance of buying, selling, or exchanging something.  

    Roots: "trans" (across) + "act" (to do).  

9. Exact  

    IPA: /ɪɡˈzækt/  

    Hindi: एक्सैक्ट (eksaikṭ)  

    Meaning: Precise or accurate; demanding precision.  

    Roots: "ex" (out) + "act" (to do).  

10. Counteract  

     IPA: /ˌkaʊn.tɚˈækt/  

     Hindi: काउंटरएक्ट (kāunṭarekt)  

     Meaning: To act against something to neutralize its effect.  

     Roots: "counter" (against) + "act" (to do).



11. Act  

     IPA: /ækt/  

     Hindi: एक्ट (ekṭ)  

     Meaning: To perform a deed or take part in a performance; a law or decree.  

12. Acting  

     IPA: /ˈæk.tɪŋ/  

     Hindi: एक्टिंग (ekṭiṅg)  

     Meaning: The art of performing in plays or films; temporarily serving in a role.  

13. Actress  

     IPA: /ˈæk.trəs/  

     Hindi: एक्ट्रेस (ekṭres)  

     Meaning: A female actor.  

14. Actual  

     IPA: /ˈæk.tʃu.əl/  

     Hindi: एक्टुअल (ekṭual)  

     Meaning: Existing in reality; real rather than theoretical.  

15. Actually  

     IPA: /ˈæk.tʃu.əl.i/  

     Hindi: एक्टुअली (ekṭualī)  

     Meaning: In fact; used to emphasize truth or reality.  

16. Actuate  

     IPA: /ˈæk.tʃu.eɪt/  

     Hindi: एक्टुएट (ekṭueṭ)  

     Meaning: To put into motion or action; to motivate.  

17. Actuation  

     IPA: /ˌæk.tʃuˈeɪ.ʃən/  

     Hindi: एक्टुएशन (ekṭueshan)  

     Meaning: The process of activating or setting in motion.  

18. Actuary  

     IPA: /ˈæk.tʃuˌer.i/  

     Hindi: एक्टुअरी (ekṭuarī)  

     Meaning: A professional who assesses financial risks using mathematics.  

19. Actuarial  

     IPA: /ˌæk.tʃuˈer.i.əl/  

     Hindi: एक्टुअरियल (ekṭuariyal)  

     Meaning: Relating to actuaries or their work.  

20. Enact  

     IPA: /ɪˈnækt/  

     Hindi: एनएक्ट (enekṭ)  

     Meaning: To make into law; to perform or portray.  

     Roots: "en" (in) + "act" (to do).  

21. Enactment  

     IPA: /ɪˈnækt.mənt/  

     Hindi: एनएक्टमेंट (enekṭmenṭ)  

     Meaning: The process of passing legislation; a performance.  

22. Overact  

     IPA: /ˌoʊ.vɚˈækt/  

     Hindi: ओवरएक्ट (ōvarekṭ)  

     Meaning: To exaggerate a performance or behavior.  

     Roots: "over" (excess) + "act" (to do).  

23. Reenact  

     IPA: /ˌriː.ɪˈnækt/  

     Hindi: रीएनएक्ट (rīenekṭ)  

     Meaning: To perform or act out again, often a historical event.  

     Roots: "re" (again) + "en" (in) + "act" (to do).  

24. Reenactment  

     IPA: /ˌriː.ɪˈnækt.mənt/  

     Hindi: रीएनएक्टमेंट (rīenekṭmenṭ)  

     Meaning: The act of performing something again.  

25. Proactive  

     IPA: /proʊˈæk.tɪv/  

     Hindi: प्रोएक्टिव (proekṭiv)  

     Meaning: Taking initiative to control a situation rather than responding.  

     Roots: "pro" (before) + "act" (to do).  

26. Reaction  

     IPA: /riˈæk.ʃən/  

     Hindi: रिएक्शन (riekśan)  

     Meaning: A response to a stimulus or event.  

     Roots: "re" (back) + "act" (to do).  

27. Reactive  

     IPA: /riˈæk.tɪv/  

     Hindi: रिएक्टिव (riekṭiv)  

     Meaning: Responding to events rather than initiating them.  

     Roots: "re" (back) + "act" (to do).  

28. Deactivate  

     IPA: /diˈæk.tɪ.veɪt/  

     Hindi: डिएक्टिवेट (ḍiekṭiveṭ)  

     Meaning: To make something inactive or inoperative.  

     Roots: "de" (undo) + "act" (to do).  

29. Inactive  

     IPA: /ɪnˈæk.tɪv/  

     Hindi: इनएक्टिव (inekṭiv)  

     Meaning: Not active or not functioning.  

     Roots: "in" (not) + "act" (to do).  

30. Inaction  

     IPA: /ɪnˈæk.ʃən/  

     Hindi: इनएक्शन (inekśan)  

     Meaning: Lack of action or activity.  

     Roots: "in" (not) + "act" (to do).  

31. Exactitude  

     IPA: /ɪɡˈzæk.tɪ.tuːd/  

     Hindi: एक्सैक्टिट्यूड (eksaikṭiṭyūḍ)  

     Meaning: The quality of being precise or accurate.  

     Roots: "ex" (out) + "act" (to do).  

32. Activism  

     IPA: /ˈæk.tɪ.vɪ.zəm/  

     Hindi: एक्टिविज़्म (ekṭivizm)  

     Meaning: The policy or action of using vigorous campaigning for change.  

33. Activist  

     IPA: /ˈæk.tɪ.vɪst/  

     Hindi: एक्टिविस्ट (ekṭivisṭ)  

     Meaning: A person who campaigns for political or social change.  

34. Coact  

     IPA: /koʊˈækt/  

     Hindi: कोएक्ट (koekṭ)  

     Meaning: To act together or cooperate.  

     Roots: "co" (together) + "act" (to do).  

35. Coaction  

     IPA: /koʊˈæk.ʃən/  

     Hindi: कोएक्शन (koekśan)  

     Meaning: Joint action or cooperation.  

     Roots: "co" (together) + "act" (to do).  

36. Interact  

     IPA: /ˌɪn.tɚˈækt/  

     Hindi: इंटरएक्ट (iṇṭarekṭ)  

     Meaning: To act in a way that affects another.  

     Roots: "inter" (between) + "act" (to do).  

37. Subact  

     IPA: /sʌbˈækt/  

     Hindi: सबएक्ट (sabekṭ)  

     Meaning: To act under or subordinately (rare usage).  

     Roots: "sub" (under) + "act" (to do).  

38. Transact  

     IPA: /trænˈzækt/  

     Hindi: ट्रांज़ैक्ट (ṭrānzaikṭ)  

     Meaning: To carry out or conduct business or affairs.  

     Roots: "trans" (across) + "act" (to do).  

39. Underact  

     IPA: /ˌʌn.dɚˈækt/  

     Hindi: अंडरएक्ट (aṇḍarekṭ)  

     Meaning: To perform with restraint or subtlety, often in acting.  

     Roots: "under" (below) + "act" (to do).  





Other Roots Used in Combination with "act"


1. Interaction: "inter" (between) + "act" (to do)  Acting between entities.  

2. Transaction: "trans" (across) + "act" (to do)  Conducting something across parties.  

3. Counteract: "counter" (against) + "act" (to do)  Acting to oppose or neutralize.  

4. Exact: "ex" (out) + "act" (to do)  To demand or extract precisely.  

5. Enact: "en" (in) + "act" (to do)  To put into action or law.  

6. Overact: "over" (excess) + "act" (to do)  To act excessively.  

7. Reenact: "re" (again) + "en" (in) + "act" (to do)  To act out again.  

8. Proactive: "pro" (before) + "act" (to do)  Acting in advance.  

9. Reaction: "re" (back) + "act" (to do)  Acting in response.  

10. Reactive: "re" (back) + "act" (to do)  Tending to respond.  

11. Deactivate: "de" (undo) + "act" (to do)  To stop action.  

12. Inactive: "in" (not) + "act" (to do)  Not acting.  

13. Inaction: "in" (not) + "act" (to do)  Absence of action.  

14. Exactitude: "ex" (out) + "act" (to do)  Precision in action.  

15. Coact: "co" (together) + "act" (to do)  Acting together.  

16. Coaction: "co" (together) + "act" (to do)  Joint action.  

17. Interact: "inter" (between) + "act" (to do)  Mutual action.  

18. Subact: "sub" (under) + "act" (to do)  Acting subordinately.  

19. Transact: "trans" (across) + "act" (to do)  Conducting across.  

20. Underact: "under" (below) + "act" (to do)  Acting with restraint.


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