Prefixes Suffixes and Root Words

The prefix of tracheoplasty is "tracheo-" and the suffix is "-plasty."

The root word for "unsteady" is "steady."

The suffix for "parent" is "-hood", so "parenthood" refers to the state of being a parent.

A common prefix for "principle" is "un-", as in "principle" becoming "unprincipled." A common suffix is "-ly," forming "principally."

The word "intra" means within a population. It is often used to describe interactions or relationships within a specific group or community.

The root word of frequency is "frequens," which means "frequent" or "repeated" in Latin.

The suffix of "instrument" is "-ment."

The prefix of "aqueduct" is "aqua," which means water in Latin.

Injecting a suffix refers to adding a word ending onto the base word to modify its meaning. This can change the word's grammatical function or create a new word altogether. An example would be adding "-ly" to "quick" to create "quickly."

Some prefixes for the word "roll" include re-, un-, and over-.

The prefix 'N' typically denotes negation or absence in words. It is often used to indicate that the following word has a negative meaning or expresses the absence of something. For example, 'nonchalant' means not showing any concern, 'nonfiction' means not based on imaginary events.

The prefix "uni-" means one or single. Therefore, "unicellular"refers to an organism that is made up of a single cell.

Yes, applying the rule of prefixes can help understand the meaning of the word "distressed." The prefix "dis-" typically indicates a negative or reversing force, so in this case it changes the root word "stressed" to mean the opposite of calm or composed, implying anxiety or emotional turmoil.

The prefix "ampu-" means "both" or "around" in medical terminology. It is often used to indicate a body part that is on both sides or wrapping around another structure.

The suffix "mony" when added to a word denotes a state, condition, or quality of being. For example, "testimony" refers to a formal statement, and "patrimony" refers to an inheritance from a father.

The suffix for "reunited" is "-ed."

Some suffixes for "cover" include "coverage," "covered," "covering," and "coverable."

The root word for "dissension" is "dissent", which means disagreement or opposition.

The prefix of the word "pronounce" is "pro-".

"Flate" does not exist as a stand-alone word. If you meant "flate" as a misspelling of "flate," the prefix "in-" can be added to it to form "inflate."

The root word for "unfinished" is "finish."

The vessel is a submarine.

The prefix of perilous is "peri-".

Thriftily; prudently.

The suffix for elevate is -ate.