Yes, "mystery" has a word family that includes related terms such as "mysterious," "mystifying," "mystique," and "mysteriously." These words share a common root and are connected through their meanings related to the unknown or enigmatic. Additionally, "mystery" can function as both a noun and part of various phrases, expanding its usage in the English language.
The word mystery has three syllables.
Mysterious or my can be formed from mystery.
yes, the antonym of the word mystery is " obvious" "clear" "understandable"...
full of mystery
This is a complete mystery! I don't know how to solve this mystery. What kind of a mystery is this?
Because
mysteries is the plural of mystery.
history mystery
who took my book still remains a mystery.
Mystery is "le mystère" (masc.) in French.
Where Bart left his keys is still a mystery.
The root word of mysterious is "mystery." It comes from the Latin word "mysterium," meaning "secret or hidden thing."