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List of English Etymology and English Roots Online Dictionary: [J]

There are 23 English roots starting with [J].
There are 52 words in the top 5,000 most frequently used
English words.
There are 263 words in total.
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Root   Meaning Words(Top5,000) Other words
jam   jam jam *** jammer, jammy
Janu   (Roman god) January ***  
jar   jar,
water vessel,
ewer
jar ** jarringly
jaw   jaw jaw ** jawlike
jazz   jazz jazz ** jazzer, jazzlike,
jazzy
jeal   jealous jealous ** jealously, jealousness,
jealousy
Jean   Jean Jean ☆, jeans ***  
ject   cast, throw adjacent ☆, adjective ☆, inject **,
injection ☆, jet ***, object ****, objection **,
objective ****, project ****, projection **,
reject ****, rejection **, subject ****
abject, adject,
adjectival,
adjectively, conject,
conjectural,
conjecture, deject,
dejection, disject,
disjection, ejaculate,
ejaculation,
ejaculatory, eject,
ejecta, ejection,
ejective, ejectment,
ejector, injective,
injector, interject,
interjection,
interjectional,
interjector,
interjectory,
introject,
introjection,
introjective,
jactation, jactitation,
jaculate, jaculation,
jaculator, jaculatory,
jaculiferous, ject,
jetsam, jettison,
nonobjective,
objectification,
objectify,
objectionable,
objectival,
objectively,
objectiveness,
objectivity, objector,
parget, projected,
projectile, projective,
projector,
rejectamenta,
subjacent,
subjectability,
subjectable,
subjection, subjective,
subjectively,
subjectiveness,
subjectivity,
subjectless,
subjicible, surjection,
surjective, traject,
trajectile, trajection,
trajectory, trijet
jelly   jelly jelly **  
jewel   ornament,
present, gem
jewel ☆, jewellery ***, jewelry **  
job   job job ****  
joc
(joc-)
  jest, joke jeopardy ☆, joke **** joc, jocose, jocosity,
jocular, jocularity,
jongleur, juggle,
juggler
journ
(journ-)
  day adjourn ☆, journal ****, journalism **,
journalist ****, journey ****
journ, sojourn,
sojourner
joy   joy enjoy ****, enjoyable **, enjoyment **, joy ****,
joyful ☆, rejoice ☆
enjoyableness,
enjoyably, enjoyer,
joyfully, joyfulness,
joyless, joylessly,
joylessness, joyous,
joyously, joyousness,
rejoicer, rejoicing


Judic
(judic-, Jud,
judge)
  judge, law judge ****, judgement ***, judgment ***, judicial **,
prejudice **
adjudicate,
adjudication,
adjudicative,
adjudicator,
adjudicatory,
extrajudicial,
injudicious,
judgemental,
judgmental, Judic,
judicable, judicative,
judicator, judicatory,
judicature, judiciary,
judicious, juridically,
nonjudgmental,
nonjudicial, prejudge,
prejudgment,
prejudicial,
quasijudicial
juice   juice juice **** juiceless, jus
jump   jump jump **** jumpable, jumper,
jumping, jumpingly,
jumpy
junct
(junct-, jung-,
jun-)
  join join ****, joint ***, junction ☆ adjoin, adjoint,
adjunct, adjunction,
adjunctive, conjoin,
conjoint, conjugate,
conjugation,
conjugational,
conjugationally,
conjunct, conjunction,
conjunctive, disjoin,
disjoint, disjunct,
disjunction,
disjunctive, enjoin,
enjoinder, enjoinment,
injunction, injunctive,
junct, juncture, junta,
junto, nondisjunction,
nonjoinder, rejoin,
rejoinder, sejoin,
sejungible, subjoin,
subjoinder,
subjunctive,
surrejoinder
June   June June ***  
jungle   jungle, forest,
wasteland
jungle **  
jure   swear injure ***, injured **, injury ****,
jurisdiction **, jury **
abjure, adjure,
conjure, conjurer,
jure, juridical,
jurisprudence, juror,
objurgate, perjury
just
(just-, jus-)
  law, justice adjust ***, injustice **, just ***, justice ****,
justification ☆, justify ****
adjustment,
justifiably, justified,
justifier, justly,
justness, readjust,
unjustified
juven
(junior-, junior)
  young, youth,
younger
junior ***, juvenile ☆ juniority, juven,
juvenilely,
juvenileness,
rejuvenate


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