ject / jac
to throw
Latin · iacere / iactus
Latin iacere means to throw. Words with ject are about throwing: reject throws back, project throws forward, inject throws into, eject throws out, an object is thrown in your way.
Memory trick
Ject: a boy throws a ball with a quick jerk of his arm.
Words from this root
- reject (re + ject) — to throw back, refuseअस्वीकार करना
- project (pro + ject) — to throw forward, a planपरियोजना, प्रक्षेपित करना
- inject (in + ject) — to throw in, force inसुई लगाना, डालना
- injection (in + ject + ion) — a dose thrown into the bodyइंजेक्शन
- object (ob + ject) — a thing thrown in the wayवस्तु, आपत्ति करना
- subject (sub + ject) — a thing thrown under, a topicविषय, प्रजा
- eject (e + ject) — to throw outबाहर निकालना
- trajectory (tra + ject + ory) — the path of a thrown objectप्रक्षेप पथ
- interject (inter + ject) — to throw words betweenबीच में बोल पड़ना
- interjection (inter + ject + ion) — a sudden word thrown inविस्मयादिबोधक शब्द
- adjective (ad + ject + ive) — a word thrown next to a nounविशेषण
- adjacent (ad + jac + ent) — lying next toसटा हुआ, पास का
- dejected (de + ject + ed) — thrown down in spirit, sadउदास, निराश
- conjecture (con + ject + ure) — a guess thrown togetherअनुमान, अटकल