Pertaining to, etc. Adjective / Noun (e.g., historian)

Pertaining to, etc. Adjective / Noun (e.g., library)

Possessing, etc. Adjective/all (admit, credit, deficit)

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What does ‘ab-, a-, abs-‘ mean?

away, from

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What does ‘ad-, ac-, etc.’ mean?

to, toward

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What does ‘ambi-‘ mean?

both, around

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What does ‘ante-‘ mean?

before, in front of

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What does ‘circum-‘ mean?

around

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What does ‘con-, com-, co-, etc.’ mean?

with, together, very

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What does ‘contra-, contro-, counter-‘ mean?

against

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What does ‘de-‘ mean?

down, off, thoroughly

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What does ‘dis-, di-, dif-‘ mean?

apart, in different directions, not

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What does ‘en-, em-‘ mean?

in, into, against

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What does ‘ex-, e-, ef-‘ mean?

out, from, completely

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What does ‘extra-, extro-‘ mean?

outside, beyond

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What does ‘in-, im-, etc.’ mean?

in, into, against; not

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What does ‘infra-‘ mean?

below, beneath

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What does ‘inter-‘ mean?

between, among

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What does ‘intra-, intro-‘ mean?

within

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What does ‘non-‘ mean?

not

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What does ‘ob-, etc.’ mean?

toward, against, completely

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What does ‘per-‘ mean?

through, wrongly, completely

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What does ‘post-‘ mean?

after, behind

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What does ‘pre-‘ mean?

before, in front of

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What does ‘pro-‘ mean?

forward, in front of, for

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What does ‘re-, red-‘ mean?

back, again

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What does ‘retro-‘ mean?

backward, behind

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What does 'se-, sed-' mean?

aside, away

What does 'sub-, sus-, suc-, etc.' mean?

under, up from under, secretly

What does 'super-' mean?

above, over

What does 'trans-, tran-, tra-' mean?

across, through

What does 'ultra-' mean?

beyond, exceedingly

-at(e)

Verbal suffix ## Footnote Verb

-it(e)

Verbal suffix ## Footnote Verb

-ar

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-ose (-iose)

Full of ## Footnote Adjective

-ane

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-ain

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-al (-ial, -eal)

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-an (-ian)

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective / Noun (e.g., historian)

-ous (-ious, -eous)

Full of, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-ary

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective / Noun (e.g., library)

-ic

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-il

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-ile

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-(u)lent, (o)lent

Full of, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-tic

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-ate

Possessing, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-ine

Pertaining to, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-it(e)

Possessing, etc. ## Footnote Adjective/all (admit, credit, deficit)

-ent (-ient)

characterized by ## Footnote Adjective

-able

Able to be, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-ible

Able to be, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

-ile

Able to be, etc. ## Footnote Adjective

ALIEN-

Of another

ART-

Art, skill

DUC-, DUCT-

To lead

FIN-

End, limit

FIRM-

Firm, strong

GRAND-

Great

GRAV-

Heavy

LIGN-/LINE-

Line

NUL(L)-/NIHIL-

Nothing

VEST-

Garment

LOCUT-/LOQU-

To speak

LUS-

To play, mock

PART-

Part

CED-/CESS-

To go, yield

JUDIC-

Judgment

PREC-

To request, beg; prayer

VEN-, VENT-, VENU-

To come

AB-/HAB-/HIB-

To have, hold as customary

CRUC-

Cross

GREG-

Flock, herd

PUNCT-/PUNG-

To prick; point

SACR-

Sacred

SANCT-

Holy

SENS-/SENT-

To feel, think

TURB-

To disturb

VERS-/VERT-

To turn

VI(A)-

Way, road

CLOS-/CLUD-/CLUS-

To shut

COR(S)-/CUR(R)-/CURS-/COURS-

To run, go

OUND-

Wave

PEND-, PENS-

To hang, weigh, pay

PLE-, PLET-, PLEN-

To fill; full

SPEC-, SPIC-, SPECT-

To look

UND-

Wave

VID-, VIEW-

To see

VIS-

To see

VOC-, VOK-

Voice; to call

BENE-

Well; good

BI-, BIN-

Two; twice

CENT-

Hundred

DECI(M)-

Tenth

DU-

Two

MILL-

Thousand

MULT-

Many

OCT-

Eight

OCTAV-

Eighth

PRIM-

First

QUADR(U)-

Four

QUART-

Fourth

QUINT-

Fifth

SEMI-

Half, partly

SEPT(EM)-

Seven

SEXT-

Six; sixth

TRI-

Three

ANN(U)-

Year

AQU(A)-

Water

BON-

Well; good

CANT-/CHANT-/CENT-

To sing

CUR-

Cure, care

ENNI-

Year

EQU-/IQU-

Equal, even

FER-

To bear, carry

TAIN-

To hold

TEND-, TENS-

To stretch, strive

TENT-

To hold

TENT-

To stretch, strive

TENU-

Stretched, thin

CORPOR-, CORP(US)-

Body

OMN-

All

SIMIL-, SIMUL-

Like, similar

TEN-

To hold

DOM(IN)-

House, master

FLAG(R)-, FLAM(M)-

To burn; flame

FLAT-

To blow

GEN-

To give birth to, produce

GEN-, GENER-

Race, kind, origin

LATER-

Side

LUC-

To shine; light

LUMIN-

To shine; light

CUB-/CUMB-

To lie down

FEDER-

Treaty, league

FID-

Faith

FIDEL-

Faithful

HER-, HES-

To stick ## Footnote adhesive

ORD(IN)-

To put in order, arrange

POSS-, POT-

To be able, have power

TERR-

Land, earth

CRED-

To believe, trust

DOC-, DOCT-

To teach

FA(B)-

To speak

FAIL-

To deceive

FALL-, FALS-

To deceive

FAM-, FAT-

To speak

FESS-

To speak

FUND-, FUS-

To pour, melt

MOD-

Measure

TACT-

To touch

TANG-

To touch