junct / jug / join
to join, yoke
Latin · iungere / iunctus
Latin iungere 'to join', past form iunctus; related iugum 'yoke'. It appears as junct-, jug- and join: junction is a joining place, join links, conjugal means yoked together in marriage.
Memory trick
A JUNCTion is where roads JOIN: JUNCT, JUG and JOIN all mean to link.
Words from this root
- join (join) — to link or connectजोड़ना
- joint (joint) — a place where parts joinजोड़, संधि
- jointly (joint + ly) — together, as oneमिलकर, संयुक्त रूप से
- adjoining (ad + join + ing) — next to and touchingसटा हुआ
- adjunct (ad + junct) — something added or joinedसहायक, जोड़ी गई चीज़
- conjoin (con + join) — to join togetherजोड़ना
- disjoin (dis + join) — to separate, unjoinअलग करना
- disjoint (dis + joint) — to break apart at jointsजोड़ों से अलग करना
- enjoin (en + join) — to order or urge stronglyकड़ाई से आदेश देना
- enjoinment (enjoin + ment) — a strong orderकड़ा आदेश
- junction (junct + ion) — a place where things joinसंगम, जंक्शन
- conjugal (con + jug + al) — of marriage, yoked togetherवैवाहिक