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A subclass of bound word-forming elements that precede the stem. Unlike suffixes, which are generally associated with a particular word class and create new words of that class (e.g. -er derives nouns from verbs, cf. swimmer), prefixes cannot be...

// n. An affix which precedes the root, stem or base to which it is bound, such as the English derivational affixes re- and un-, the Japanese honorific o- or any of the large set of inflectional affixes found in Swahili (for an example, see under...

n. An affix which precedes the root, stem or base to which it is bound, such as the English derivational prefixes re- and un-, the Japanese honorific o- or any of the large set of inflectional affixes found in...

A prefix is an affix which comes at the front of a word, for example unusual,...

A prefix is the initial portion of some object or term (typically in text or speech) with a distinct and reused meaning that modifies the meaning of the whole object. For an example in the context of language, the word prefix itself is made up of the...

NEW YORK In a last-ditch effort to preempt further U.S. criticism of U.N. weapons inspectors, the United Nations moved today to change its name. "We realized that UN-everything wasn't putting our best foot forward," U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan said. "You start...

Byline: Roger Alford Associated Press VANCLEVE -- A small Appalachian Bible college is fighting to change its telephone number because the 666 prefix is disturbing to Christians who recognize it as the biblical mark of the beast. "People say, 'You're a...