The prefix "hu" (according to an earlier version of Webster's Collegiate Dictionary) means, "like unto, but not quite the same". I discovered this some years ago when writing a paper and looked the word up. This dictionary has been wrongfully taken from me after showing the definition to someone who became disturbed about the implication this had on the accepted "born again" Christian theology. The Webster's that it came from was part of a set given away in the mid 70's by Encyclopedia Britannica as a desk set containing the dictionary, a collection of prefixes and a who's who of famous people. I would love to purchase another set of these books if anyone knows where it might be found?
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what does the prefix polo mean
what does the prefix cri mean as in crisis
The prefix ap- mean to or toward. One word with this prefix is appetite.
The prefix 'a' typically means "not" or "without." It is often used to indicate the absence or negation of what follows it. For example, "asymmetrical" means not symmetrical and "amoral" means lacking moral principles.
The prefix ben mean of a good nature
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In prefix version it means how are you.
The prefix "Tara" means across or beyond. It is derived from the Latin word "trans."
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Capt is not a prefix.