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Exploring "E-" and "Ex-" Prefixes: Mythology & Language at Verbivore's Diner #15

At Verbivore's Diner #15, delve into today's specials featuring the prefixes "E-" and "Ex-." Discover their meanings such as "out," "expel," and "emit." Journey through mythology with the story of the Labyrinth, the intricate maze in Crete that housed the Minotaur, symbolizing complexity and confusion. Savor the adopted word of the day: "raconteur," a French term for a master storyteller known for wit and humor. Join us for a delightful exploration of linguistics and mythology!

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Exploring "E-" and "Ex-" Prefixes: Mythology & Language at Verbivore's Diner #15

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  1. Verbivore’sDiner #15 Today’s Specials: Roots - Homo Affixes – “E-” or “Ex-” Mythology & History – “Labyrinthine” Adopted Words - raconteur

  2. Root du jour • Homo • “one and the same” • “alike”

  3. Affixes Prix Fixe • Prefix “E-” or “Ex-” • “Out” • Expel • Emit

  4. Mythology & History Main • Labyrinthine • The LABYRINTH was a mythological maze in Crete which held the Minotaur, a beast who was half man, half bull. “Labyrinthine” therefore means anything complicated and full of confusion.

  5. Adopted Word Dessert • Raconteur (French) • Person skilled in telling stories. Witty, amusing.

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