'tele' roughly meaning 'far' or 'from a distance' (television, telephone, telegraph, telescope, etc)
and 'port' roughly meaning 'entrance,' 'doorway,' or 'carry' (ports are entrances for ships, portals are entrances through space (also 'portal' can be used to mean 'door')) -- from the latin, 'porto' is the word to mean 'i carry' and is loosely related.
Thus, a 'teleport' is something that'll allow you to be carried/enter to placed that are far away/at a distance. 'to teleport' is simply the verb, and 'teleportation' is the abstract noun.
If you meant to ask from what two words the word blog is derived, the answer is web log (often written as one word, weblog).
The longest word I can find is the 9 letter word infantile. The letters also can be used to spell the words flannel, infant, inflate, lentil, tunnel and until.
Post, as in postcard and posthaste.
A conjunction is a word used to join two words or two groups of words in a sentence.The word 'and' is a word used to join words or groups of words.Examples:Mike and Mary are twins. (joins the compound subject of the sentence)Jim washed the dishes and walked the dog. (joins the compound predicate)What did he know and when did he know it? (joins the compound sentence)
Words that can be made with the letters in 'espadrille' starting with S are:sadsaidsailsailedsalesapsardsariseasealsealedsealersearsearedseeseedseepseersellsellersepalsepiaserialsidesiderealsidlesidlersillsipsirsireslapsledsleepslidslideslipspaspadillesparsparesparedspearspearedspedspeedspellspelledspellerspiderspiedspielspielledspillspilledspiralspiraledspirespireaspiredspreadspree
first of all, it's not a compound word per se. but the two Latin roots are tele ("at a distance") and port ("carry") . . .
The word teleportation was coined in the 1800s, according to Wikipedia. A dedicated agent will be happy to help you find more information on their official website.
The word apparar is Latin. The definitions of apparar are as follows: attempt; organize; prepare, fit out, make ready, equip, and provide. The word apparate is used in the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling, and it means to appear in a location through teleportation.
To remember the words that you used to study, you can make up a song that lists the words. This works well for word lists.
modulate and demodulate
smoke and fog
An apostrophe.
Some words you can make from the word PHOTOGRAPH are:aahagoaptartgapgatorgogoatgoogoopgotgothgraphgroathahagharphathathhohoghoophoorahhoothophotoatoathohorpapappatpathphotopoopoohpooppoorpopportpotpropropragraptratrootrottagtaptartarotarptotogatootopTorahtraptroop
Psionics derives from the word psionic whis is used to describe various mental abilities such as telepathy, teleportation, telekenesis and other psychic phenomena. psionics can be used to refer to multiples or the study of psychic penomena
Some words that you can make from the word confident are:codcodecoifcoinconconfidecotdendentdicediddiedietdindinedondoneededitendeonfedfenfendfiefinfindfinefitfoefontIiceiconidifininnionitneonniceninenonodenonenotnoteodeofononetentidetietintinetinttotoetontonetonic
Words that you can make from the word animals are:AailaimamananalasAsiaII'minislamamailnailnilsinslainslamsnail
You can make 33 words from the word "silent."