fug
to flee
Latin · fugere / fugitus
Fug comes from Latin fugere, "to flee". It appears in words about running away, fleeing danger, and things that spin outward or quickly pass.
Memory trick
A REFUGE is a place you FLEE to; a FUGITIVE is someone fleeing.
Words from this root
- centrifugal (centri + fug + al) — moving away from the centreकेंद्र से दूर जाने वाला
- centrifugally (centri + fug + al + ly) — outward from the centreकेंद्र से बाहर की ओर
- centrifuge (centri + fuge) — a machine that spins samplesअपकेंद्रित्र मशीन
- fugacious (fug + acious) — fleeting, quickly fadingक्षणभंगुर
- fugacity (fug + acity) — the quality of passing quicklyक्षणभंगुरता
- fugitive (fug + itive) — a person escapingभगोड़ा
- fugue (fugue) — a musical piece with chasing voicesएक संगीत रचना
- refuge (re + fuge) — a place of shelterशरण स्थल
- refugee (re + fug + ee) — a person fleeing dangerशरणार्थी
- subterfuge (subter + fuge) — a trick used to escapeचाल, बहाना
- ultracentrifuge (ultra + centrifuge) — a very fast spinning machineअति तेज़ घूमने वाली मशीन
- vermifuge (vermi + fuge) — a medicine to drive out wormsकृमिनाशक दवा