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A-, An-

Without; No; Not

Brachy-

Short

Dia-

Through, Complete

Dolicho-

Long

Endo-

Within

Epi-

Above/Upon/On

Ex-; Exo

Out, Away From

Extra-

Outside

Hyper-

Above; Excessive

Hypo-

Below; Deficient

In-

In; Into; not

Intra;

Within; into

Meso-

Middle

Pro-

Before; Forward

re-

Back; Again; Backward

Retro-

Behind; Back; Backward

Sub-

under; below

trans-

Across; through

ana-

up

cata-

down

inter-

between

meta-

Change

neo-

new

uni-

one

ab-

away from

ad-

toward

amph-

around; on both sides; doubly

anti-

against

de-

lack of; down; less; removal of

dys-

bad;painful;difficult;abnormal

electro-

electricity

pan-

all

peri-

surrounding; around

poly-

many; much

sub-

under; below

sym-


syn-

together; with