firm
strong, steady
Latin · firmus
Firm words come from the Latin word for strong and steady. To confirm is to make something firm, and to affirm is to state it strongly.
Memory trick
Firm means steady like a rock; confirm makes a plan steady.
Words from this root
- firm (firm) — strong, steady, not softदृढ़, मज़बूत
- firmly (firm + ly) — in a steady, strong wayदृढ़ता से
- firmness (firm + ness) — steadiness, strengthदृढ़ता
- affirm (af + firm) — to state strongly as trueदृढ़ता से पुष्टि करना
- confirm (con + firm) — to make certain or proveपुष्टि करना
- confirmation (con + firm + ation) — proof that something is certainपुष्टि
- reaffirm (re + affirm) — to state strongly againफिर से पुष्टि करना
- reconfirm (re + con + firm) — to confirm againदोबारा पक्का करना
- firmament (firm + ament) — the sky seen as a solid domeआकाश-मंडल
- disaffirm (dis + af + firm) — to deny or rejectनकारना, अस्वीकार करना
- firmware (firm + ware) — permanent software in a deviceफ़र्मवेयर, उपकरण का स्थायी सॉफ़्टवेयर
- affirmable (affirm + able) — able to be stated as trueपुष्टि करने योग्य