Prefixes Flashcards
What does the Latin prefix “A” mean?
Away from. Examples: Against, alone.
What does the Greek “ab” mean?
From; away from. Examples: abnormal, absent.
What does the Latin prefix “A” mean?
Not, no. Examples: asocial, anarchy.
What does the Latin prefix “ad” mean?
Toward. Examples: advent, adapt.
What does the Latin prefix “alter” mean?
Another. Examples: alternate, altercation.
What does the Greek prefix “amphi” mean?
Around, both. Examples: amphibian, ambidextrous, amphitheater.
What does the Greek prefix “ana” mean?
up. Examples: anatomy, anagenesis. anabasis
What does the Latin prefix “ante” mean?
before. Examples: ante cubical, anteflexion, antecedent.
What does the Latin prefix “anti” mean?
against. Examples: anterior, antecedent.
What the does the Greek prefix “anti” mean?
against. Examples: antisocial, antipathy.
What does the Latin prefix “circum” mean?
around. Examples: circumstance, circumference.
What does the Latin prefix “co” mean?
with, together. Examples: cohesiveness, cognate. Coexist.
What does the Latin prefix “con” mean?
with, together. Examples: convene,contemporary, confront, congregation.
What does the Latin prefix “contra” mean?
against. Examples: contradict, contrary.
What does the Latin prefix “de” mean?
down, down from. Examples: detach, deflate, descent, demote.
What does the Greek prefix “dia” mean?
through. Examples: diameter, diagonal.