Words with prefix must have a base words most of the time,if it doesn't,it basically does not have have the prefix,Here are some Examples:
Multitool
Multitask
Centimeter
Multiplayer
Words that don't have a base words:
Multiply
Pretend
Decent
Some examples are:
Disinclination.
Presupposition.
Discomfort.
Disconnect.
Prerequisite.
Reconcile.
Disengagement.
Misapprehend.
Miscommunication.
Reproduction.
commotion, vandalism, beautiful, submarine
The word "prefix" has a prefix because pre- is a prefix (it means before, so something you are adding before a word).
un, pre, im, mis, non, il, re, dis, in, bi, de, ex, en, ir, sub, co, multi, anti, auto, auto, fore, super, tele, trans, under, equi, mid, inter, tri.
sub-
The prefix is multi which means many/more than one
what is prefix of tie
The prefix in- is used for more than one purpose. It most frequently means "not" as in such words as intransigent, intolerant, insuperable, independent, or inanimate. But it can also mean "in" or "into" as in such words as increase, ingrowing, income, and invert. The first meaning comes from the French, the second from Latin and Old English or Norse.
Yes. Take super for example.
In Latin "inter" means "between". The prefix "inter" is used in many words to mean variously between, across, or among. Words beginning "inter" usually describe a relationship between things - e.g. "international" - between nations, "interview" - a meeting between people.
There are more than two. No-account, nobody, no-goodnik, no-nonsense, no one, no-show, nothing
This question can not be answered because there are more than one prefix for mass.
The prefix is multi which means many/more than one
More than one
Poly= more than one
what is prefix of tie
More Than One MeaningSome three-letter words that have more than one meaning are: hitdogrun
The prefix in- is used for more than one purpose. It most frequently means "not" as in such words as intransigent, intolerant, insuperable, independent, or inanimate. But it can also mean "in" or "into" as in such words as increase, ingrowing, income, and invert. The first meaning comes from the French, the second from Latin and Old English or Norse.
Wound does not have a prefix. Usually words with only one syllable don't have a prefix.
The word can does not have a prefix. Usually words that only have one syllable, don't have a prefix.
Yes. Take super for example.
In Latin "inter" means "between". The prefix "inter" is used in many words to mean variously between, across, or among. Words beginning "inter" usually describe a relationship between things - e.g. "international" - between nations, "interview" - a meeting between people.