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PrefixesLatin Prefixes Greek Prefixes SuffixesWhat’s it mean??

This Latin prefix means heart

Cor means heart BACK TO MAIN core/encourage

This prefix means not

In or un means not BACK TO MAIN inexpensive

This prefix means many

Multi means many BACK TO MAIN multimillion

This prefix means half/partly

Semi means half/partly BACK TO MAIN semicircle/semisweet

This prefix means not

In or un means not BACK TO MAIN undecided

This prefix means not/into

Im means not/into BACK TO MAIN impossible/import

This Latin prefix means say

Dict means say BACK TO MAIN dictate/dictionary

This Latin prefix means carry

Port means carry BACK TO MAIN export/import/transport

This Latin prefix means across/over

Trans means across/over BACK TO MAIN transport

This Latin prefix means end

Fin means end BACK TO MAIN finish

This Greek prefix means write

Gram/graph means write BACK TO MAIN diagram/telegram/graphic

This Greek prefix means sound

Phon means sound BACK TO MAIN telephone/phonics

This Greek prefix means small

Micro means small BACK TO MAIN microscope

This Greek prefix means together

Syn/Sym means together BACK TO MAIN synonym

This Greek prefix means far/distant

Tele means far/distant BACK TO MAIN telephone

This suffix means the quality of being

ty/ity means the quality of being BACK TO MAIN loyalty/curiosity

This suffix means like

ish means like BACK TO MAIN girlish

This suffix means to make or cause

fy/ify means to make or cause BACK TO MAIN liquefy

This suffix means to cause to be

ize means to cause to be BACK TO MAIN modernize

This suffix means to make

en means to make BACK TO MAIN sweeten

Adding this suffix would create a word that would mean to make active activ

ate activate BACK TO MAIN

Adding this prefix would create a word that would mean partly sweet sweet

semi semisweet BACK TO MAIN

Adding this Latin prefix would create a word that would mean to carry across trans

port transport BACK TO MAIN

Adding this Greek prefix would create a word that would mean a drawing dia

bio biography BACK TO MAIN

Adding this suffix would create a word that would mean full of mountains mountain

ous mountainous BACK TO MAIN