ad (ac, af, al, an, ap, ar, as, at) =to. ante (ant, anti), fore, pre, pro = before. anti (ant), contra (contro, counter), ob (o, obs, oc, of, op) = against, opposite to. bi (bis), dis (di), du (duo) = two, twice. = en (em, el) in, into, on, to make. = extra, hyper, out, over, preter, super, sur, ultra = over, beyond. hypo, subter, under under beneath. = in (ig, il, ir, im) not, in, into, on. = inter (intel) between, among. intra, intro in, into, within. = per (par, pel) = through, thoroughly. pro (pol, pur) = for, forth, forward. sub (suc, suf, sug, sur, sus, sup) = under, after. ། able, ible, uble, ile = able or fit to be, worthy. ac, aceous, acious, al, an, ane, ar, ary, el, ene, en, ic, ical, id, ile, ory, tious of, like, pertaining to. aceous, acious, ous, ose, some, ulent, y = consisting of. y= acy, age, ate, dom, head, hood, rick, ry, ship, wick =office of. acy, ance, ancy, ate, dom, hood, ism, ity, mony, th, ty, tude, ness being, state of being. age, al, ance, ancy, dom, ence, ion, ment, ness, ure=act of, state of being. age, ary, ery, ive, ory, ry=place where, that which. an, ant, ar, ard, ary, ate, ean, ee, eer, ent, er, ian, ic, ier, ist, ite, ive, or, st, sterone who. ate, en, fy, ise, ize, ish = to make. cle, cule, el, en, erel, et, ette, ie, isk, kin, let, ling, lock, y = little, small. ent, er, ive, ment, mony, or, ory, ure = that which. ern, ward, wards in the direction of. ery, ic, ics, ism, ry, ure =, art of, doctrine, practice of. ical, įc, ish, like, ly, wise, y = like, resembling. NOTE. The meaning of prefixes and suffixes is often too obscure to be fully understood by pupils. |