temp
time
Latin · tempus, temporis
Temp and tempor come from Latin tempus, "time". They appear in words about time, the moment, the pace of music, and things lasting only for a time.
Memory trick
TEMPorary lasts only for a TIME; TEMPo is the time-speed of music.
Words from this root
- atemporal (a + tempor + al) — outside of timeसमय से परे
- contemporaneous (con + tempor + aneous) — existing at the same timeसमकालीन
- contemporary (con + tempor + ary) — of the same or present timeसमकालीन, आधुनिक
- spatiotemporal (spatio + tempor + al) — of both space and timeदिक्-काल संबंधी
- temporal (tempor + al) — of time; worldlyसमय संबंधी; सांसारिक
- temporally (tempor + al + ly) — with respect to timeसमय के अनुसार
- temporary (tempor + ary) — lasting only for a timeअस्थायी
- temporize (tempor + ize) — to delay to gain timeटालमटोल करना
- tempo (tempo) — speed of musicगति, लय
- tempest (temp + est) — a violent stormतूफ़ान
- tempestuous (temp + est + uous) — stormy, full of turmoilतूफ़ानी, उथल-पुथल भरा
- temple (temple) — side of the foreheadकनपटी