Yes, spec is a prefix.
See the related question for a list of words beginning with this prefix.
Sight or To Look
spectators
Ah, the prefix of "see" is "re-". Isn't that just lovely? You can use it to create words like "resee" or "reseen". Just like painting a happy little tree, adding a prefix can bring new life and meaning to a word.
Prefix=IN
Yes, prefix does have a prefix. The prefix is pur-.
The prefix for the word "spectator" is "spec-".
see or feel
There is spec which means venture.And there is speck which means a small dot or stain.A:'Spec' is not a prefix; it is a root word that comes from the Latin word specio, to see or observe.English words that derive from it include spectacles(eyewear), inspect (to look for flaws), and specimen(an observed sample).
Sight or To Look
That would be spec, from the word spectate which means to watch or observe.
Some words that use the prefix 'spec' are:specialspeciesspecificspeciousspeckledspectaclespectacularspectatorspectrographspectrespectrumspeculate
spectators
Latin Root: -spec (to look, see)
Ah, the prefix of "see" is "re-". Isn't that just lovely? You can use it to create words like "resee" or "reseen". Just like painting a happy little tree, adding a prefix can bring new life and meaning to a word.
Spec is short for specific or specifications
Dreams on Spec was created in 2007.
The word prospect derives from two Latin root words, pro and spec. Pro is used as a prefix and generally means before, in front of or forward. Spec means sight, behold, look or examine. Together these words would signify the foresight or perhaps more closely what is seen as being ahead of a person.