UFLI 105 dis- prefix Flashcards

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What does the prefix dis- mean?

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not, apart, or the opposite

Latin prefix

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disagree

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disconnect

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disrespect

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dislodge

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disorder

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discount

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disown

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disinterested

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dislike

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distinguish

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push apart

PIE root stin comes from stinguere = press or push, separate, mark by pricking

The suffix -ish is due to the influence of many verbs in which it is the equivalent of Old French -iss-, ultimately from Latin inchoative suffix -iscere (this is also the case in extinguish, admonish, and astonish).

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distinct

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something that is pushed apart of another

PIE root stin comes from stinguere = press or push, separate, mark by pricking

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