consonant - letters of the alphabet that do not include a,e,i,o, and u, verb - the action word in a sentence OR state of "being", vowel - the letters a,e,i,o,u and sometimes y, phoneme - the smallest bit of sound in a word (consonant or vowel) that does not carry meaning BUT can change meaning due, syllable - a beat in a word, must have a vowel sound, grapheme - the letter (singles) or letters(pair/trio of letters) that represent a single phoneme, adjective - a word that gives description to a noun or pronoun, base - the part of the word that carries meaning, can stand alone (free) OR may be bound to a prefix or suffix, noun - person, place, thing, or idea, prefix - a morpheme that you attach before a base, morpheme - the smallest unit or part of a word (prefix, suffix, base, root) that carries meaning, suffix - a morpheme attached after a base,

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