The word synagogue comes from the greek verb "συνάγω" = gather and means «place of concentration». The corresponding Hebrew word means Beit Knesset «meeting house» [1].
A typical synagogue consists of a large prayer area and smaller study rooms. Usually includes the area of social gatherings, and offices.
No, the root is the Greek verb "agogeo," which means "to lead." The prefix "syn" means "with." So synagogue means, roughly, "to be led together with."
The suffix of synchronize is -ize. The suffix is the bit at the end of the word.
"syn"
It comes from two root words. syn which means "together" and bole "a throwing" and literally means "thrown together"
the prefix is syn meaning together the root is chron meaning time
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The suffix of synchronize is -ize. The suffix is the bit at the end of the word.
"syn"
It comes from two root words. syn which means "together" and bole "a throwing" and literally means "thrown together"
Syn = together, fusion Gamy = seed. The root word for gametes.
Synonym has two roots: Syn: equal or same (as) Nym: name.
the prefix is syn meaning together the root is chron meaning time
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its syn because onym is the root element.
The word "synagogue" does not have an antonym.
No one knows how many synagogues were in Jerusalem at the time of Christ. The word Synagogue comes from two Greek words. The first is syn or sun which means together. We have the word synthesis which means putting a lot of stuff together. The second part is agogue, or place. Any time 10 men would meet for worship, you could have a synagogue. Women did not count. A separate building could be used as a synagogue. But empty room on a house could be used as a synagogue. And least common, a house could be used as a synagogue. Anyway, all such records were burned in 72AD.
syn is the answer.
No. It is not a proper nou n.