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*prefixes*
ante
arch
bi
demi
equi
extra
non
omin
ortho
semi
bi=two
non=like no or none
semi=half
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Niqua -- Let's take ante-. What definition are you looking for?
Here's the definition from Dictionary.com.
"a prefix meaning “before,” used in the formation of compound words: anteroom; antebellum; antedate."
just a small def. and and two uasage of use
Small definition: ante means before.
Two usages: anteroom, antedate.
the sufixes and prefixes and meaning of ant,ness,ful,ate,ize
Certainly! I can help explain the meanings of these prefixes to you. Prefixes are a group of letters placed at the beginning of a word to change or enhance its meaning. Here are the definitions for the prefixes you mentioned:
1. Ante-: Refers to something that comes before or precedes. For example, "ante meridiem" means "before noon" or "ante-natal" refers to events that occur before birth.
2. Arch-: Indicates the superior or primary nature of something. It often signifies a leader or chief. An example is "archbishop," which refers to the highest-ranking bishop.
3. Bi-: Means two or twice. It implies "duality" or "two parts." For instance, "bicycle" represents a vehicle with two wheels.
4. Demi-: Signifies something that is half or partially. A common example is "demigod," which refers to a being with partial divine status.
5. Equi-: Refers to equality or balance. It implies having the same amount or value. "Equilateral" describes a shape with all sides of equal length.
6. Extra-: Indicates something beyond or outside. It implies exceeding or being additional. In "extracurricular," it refers to activities outside the regular curriculum.
7. Non-: Indicates negation or absence. It implies the lack of something. For example, "nonfiction" refers to writing that is based on facts, not imagination.
8. Omin-: Relates to threats or danger. It suggests something is foreboding or ominous. An example is "ominous," which means giving the impression of something harmful.
9. Ortho-: Refers to being straight, correct, or right. It implies conformity or correctness. "Orthodox" signifies adherence to traditional or established beliefs.
10. Semi-: Means half or partly. It suggests something is incomplete or only partially there. For instance, "semicircle" represents a half circle.
I hope these explanations help! Remember, if you encounter any other words or concepts you'd like help with, feel free to ask.