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duplicate vs geminate

geminate vs duplicate

duplicate and geminate both are nouns.

duplicate is an adjective but geminate is not an adjective.

duplicate and geminate both are verbs.

Word NounAdjectiveVerbAdverb
duplicate Yes Yes Yes No
geminate Yes No Yes No
As verbs, geminate is a hyponym of duplicate; that is, geminate is a word with a more specific, narrower meaning than duplicate:
  • duplicate: increase twofold
  • geminate: arrange or combine in pairs
Other hyponyms of duplicate include redouble.
As verbs, geminate is a hyponym of duplicate; that is, geminate is a word with a more specific, narrower meaning than duplicate:
  • duplicate: make or do or perform again
  • geminate: form by reduplication
Other hyponyms of duplicate include copy, replicate, recapitulate, reduplicate.
duplicate (noun) geminate (noun)
a copy that corresponds to an original exactly a doubled or long consonant
something additional of the same kind
duplicate (adjective) geminate (adjective)
being two identical
identically copied from an original
duplicate (verb) geminate (verb)
increase twofold arrange or combine in pairs
make or do or perform again arrange in pairs
make a duplicate or duplicates of occur in pairs
duplicate or match form by reduplication
Difference between duplicate and geminate

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