The prefix "sub-" means under or below. In the case of "submerge," it means to put or go underwater.
The root word for submerge is "merge," which means to combine or blend. The prefix "sub-" means under or beneath, so submerge means to put something below the surface of water or liquid.
No. merge is the root word, sub is a prefix.
No it is not . Sub is a prefix not a word a compound word is two words put together to make one
The prefix "lumin-" means light.
The prefix "lize" does not have a specific meaning in English. It is not a common prefix in the language.
The root word for submerge is "merge," which means to combine or blend. The prefix "sub-" means under or beneath, so submerge means to put something below the surface of water or liquid.
No. merge is the root word, sub is a prefix.
Some words with the prefix sub are: Submarine, Subterranean, Subtext, Subtract, Submerge.
No. merge is the root word, sub is a prefix.
Hypo Sub (submerge, subordinate, subhuman)
No it is not . Sub is a prefix not a word a compound word is two words put together to make one
here are some words for the prefix sub :subway ,submarine ,subtitle ,submerge ,submit ,subscribe ,subtotal ,subtopic ,substance , substitute ,subtopic ,substation ,
sub- means below as in submarine, which is a vessel that travels below the surface of the water subway, a system of underground transportation subzero, a temperature below zero substandard, falling below what is expected
Baptism comes from the Greek noun baptisma which is derived from baptismos, meaning "washing." So baptism does not specifically mean 'to submerge' but, rather, 'washing'.
it means "good". like super, superior or superman. Ignore the above, super- is a prefix all its own. The only relation su- has with super- is sur-, a form of sub- and super-. Su- is a form of the prefix sub- that is used only if it comes before sp, like suspect or suspicion. It means under, imperfectly, or secondary.
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The prefix ap- mean to or toward. One word with this prefix is appetite.