pass
step, pace
Latin · passus
Latin passus means a step or pace. A passage is a way to step through, surpass steps beyond, trespass steps across a limit, and a compass once measured by steps.
Memory trick
Pass: a hiker takes step after step through a mountain pass.
Words from this root
- pass (pass) — to step by, go pastगुज़रना
- passage (pass + age) — a way to step throughगलियारा, रास्ता
- passageway (pass + age + way) — a narrow way between placesतंग गलियारा
- passable (pass + able) — able to be stepped throughचलने योग्य
- impassable (im + pass + able) — not able to be crossedदुर्गम, अगम्य
- passport (pass + port) — paper to pass through a portपासपोर्ट
- surpass (sur + pass) — to step beyondआगे निकल जाना
- trespass (tres + pass) — to step across a limitअनधिकृत प्रवेश करना
- compass (com + pass) — a tool once made by stepsदिशासूचक, कंपास
- encompass (en + com + pass) — to surround, includeघेरना, शामिल करना
- impasse (im + passe) — a place with no way throughगतिरोध
- pace (pace) — a single step, speedक़दम, रफ़्तार
- overpass (over + pass) — a bridge for passing overऊपरी पुल, ओवरब्रिज
- bypass (by + pass) — a road passing aroundबाईपास