greg

flock, herd

Latin · grex, gregis

Greg comes from Latin grex, "flock" or "herd". It appears in words about gathering together, being sociable, or being set apart from the group.

Memory trick

A GREGarious person is part of the flock: always with the herd.

aggregate (ag + greg + ate) — to gather into a totalइकट्ठा करना, कुल जोड़
congregate (con + greg + ate) — to gather in a crowdभीड़ में जमा होना
desegregate (de + se + greg + ate) — to end separation of groupsभेदभाव समाप्त करना
egregious (e + greg + ious) — outstandingly badघोर, बेहद बुरा
egregiously (e + greg + ious + ly) — in an outrageously bad wayबेहद बुरे ढंग से
egregiousness (e + greg + ious + ness) — outrageous badnessघोर बुराई
gregarious (greg + arious) — fond of companyमिलनसार, झुंड में रहने वाला
gregariously (greg + arious + ly) — in a sociable wayमिलनसार ढंग से
gregariousness (greg + arious + ness) — love of companyमिलनसारिता
resegregate (re + se + greg + ate) — to separate againफिर से अलग करना
segregate (se + greg + ate) — to set apart from a groupअलग-थलग करना