UFLI 103 un- prefix Flashcards

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What is a prefix?

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A prefix is a morpheme added to the begining of a word.

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What does the prefix -un mean?

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not or opposite

prefix of negation, Old English un-, from Proto-Germanic *un- (source also of Old Saxon)

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unhappy

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happ = luck (old Norse)

-y = characterised by

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unkind

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lacking in kindness, not sympathetic

kin = innate character, form, natural order (cynde is the old English from Germanic)

kind = to be nice

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unzip

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uncover

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unwrap

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untamed

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unsafe

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undo

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untie

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unclean

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unfinished

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unlucky

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unwell

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