mitt- root words — words with the mitt- root

The root mitt- comes from Latin mittere, meaning to send, let go (abate). 8 words in Dendril are built from it, including resubmitted, resubmitting, readmitting, admissive, commissionaire, manumitter, remittent, subcommission. Dendril shows them on a free interactive word map — no signup, no ads.

Words that use the mitt- root

Explore words with mitt- — words containing the mitt- root and sharing its sense of "to send, let go (abate)". Examples include resubmitted, resubmitting, readmitting, admissive, commissionaire, manumitter, remittent, subcommission. Click any word to see its own roots, definition, and related words.

What does mitt- mean?

The mitt- root means to send, let go (abate), from Latin mittere. Recognizing it helps you decode and remember the many English words built on this root.