A Language Series Volume 2 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 edition. Excerpt: ... APPENDIX Note To The Teacher: --The matter contained in the Appendix is intended only for reference. I. LISTS OF PREFIXES EXAMPLES I abed, afield; arise afternoon besiege, belittle forbid, forlorn forearm midsummer misname never, naught outrun overreach unkind undervalue withstand avert, abrupt, abstract adhere, accede, affable, aggregate, allusion, ammunition, annihilate, apposite, associate, attractive ambiguous, ambidexter anteroom benediction biped, bissextile circumnavigate J concur, cohere, colloquy, command, I corrupt countermand, contradict deduct disperse, digress, differ dual, duet, duodecimo J evade, expend, eccentric, effuse, I escort, scald entrap, embody extradition j incur, illustrate, import, irrigate I incorrect, illegal, immoral, irre j ligious intersperse object, occur, offer, oppose 1 Some consider ig, as in ignoble, ignominy, and ignore, a form of the prefix in; but the in is simply shortened to i before a gn in the following stem. 337 pene = almost per = through post = after pre = before preter = more than pro = forth, forward re (red) = back, again retro = backward semi = half sub (sue, suf, sug, sum, up, sur. susj = under subter = under super, sur = above, over trans = across ultra = beyond vice = instead of Greek.--a, an = without, not am phi = around ana = up, through anti, ant--opposite, against apo = away cata = down, over dia = through dys = bad, ill epi = upon eu = well hemi = half hyper = over, beyond hypo = under mono--one para = beside, like peri = around poly = many syn (sy 1, sym) = with, together tele = far, far off EXAMPLES penumbra pervade, permit postscript preposition preternatural proceed return, redeem retrogression semicircle i subdue, succumb, suffer, suggest, summon, suppose, surrogate, sus(.