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Latin Prefixes List Three Inter-Pre 2017
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| inter- | between, among |
| interrupt | to break in |
| ruptere | to break, to rupture |
| intercede | to ask for something on behalf of another |
| cadere | to go |
| intercept | to take possession of something meant for another |
| capere | to take |
| intra- | within, inside |
| intracoastal | along the coast, inside the coastline |
| intramural | within the school |
| murus | wall |
| intravenous | delivered directly through the vein |
| vena | vein |
| juxta- | beside, near, adjoining |
| jostle | to bump into |
| juxtare | to come together |
| joust | an event where mounted knights try to knock each other off their horses with lances |
| matr- mater- | mother |
| maternal | motherly |
| matrimony | entering a state of upcoming motherhood |
| matriarch | the ruling female |
| matron | an older married woman; the head of the nursing staff |
| ob- | against |
| obdurate | stubborn |
| object | a concrete form |
| obstruct | to block |
| dura | hard |
| struere | to build, to pile up |
| omnis- | all |
| omnivore | consumes all |
| vorare | to eat hungrily |
| omnipotent | all powerful |
| potens | powerful |
| omniscient | all-knowing |
| scire | to know |
| pater-, patr- | father, fatherland |
| patriarch | ruling male |
| expatriate | one living outside his/her country |
| paternity | the state of fatherhood |
| a-, an- | without, not |
| ab-, abs-, a- | apart, away from |
| ad- | to, towards |
| amphi-, ambi- | round, both sides |
| anthro-, anthropr- | man, (human) |
| anti- | against |
| auto- | self |
| bene- | good |
| com- | with |
| de- | down, away |
| acu- | sharp |
| belli- | warlike, war, fighting |
| bio- | life. alive |
| brev- | short, shorten |
| chron- | time |
| cruc-. crus- | cross |
| calli- | beautiful |
| megas | great |
| megabyte | one million bytes |
| megalith | a large stone construction |
| lithos | stone |
| megalopolis | a huge city |
| palaios | ancient |
| Paliolithic | Old Stone Age |
| Paleontology | the study of ancient things |
| Paleoglyph | the study of ancient writings |
| Paleozoic | the era of the burgeoning of ancient animal life |
| zooia | animals |
| poly- | many, excessive |
| polydactyl | many fingered |
| polygon | many angled figure |
| dactyl | digit |
| gonia | angle |
| polygraph | lie detector |
| post script | P.S. the writing after the body of a letter |
| postern | the door at the back of the castle |
| post | after, behind, later |
| posthumous | after death |
| humare | to bury |
| postmortem | after death, or an examination to determine the cause of death |
| mors | death |
| pre- | before, in time and/or space |
| preamble | the writing that comes before the main document |
| ambulare | to walk |
| predominate | to be in the majority |
| dominari | to rule |
| prefix | the chunk of language that attaches to the root of a word |
| figare | to attach |
| premeditation | to plan something before it happens |
| meditari | to consider |
| cand- | to glow |
| com- | with, together |
| contra- | opposed to, conflicting, different, clashing |
| de- | down or away |
| di- | two, divided, double |
| dia- | across, through, entirely |
| dis- | not, apart |
| dys- | bad, hard, ill, or difficult |
| epi- | upon, on, over |
| ex- | out |
| hetero- | different |
| homo- | alike |
| hydr- | water |
| hyper- | over, excessively |
| hypo- | under, less than, too little |
| in- (1) | in, into, on, upon |
| in- (2) | not |
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