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Online Biology Dictionary is a free, concise, illustrated dictionary of biology and medicine. On this page you can use an automated search engine to find any prefix in Suffix Prefix Dictionary. Find prefix meanings by entering them in the box below and clicking the Search button. The finder will then search the dictionary and return any matches. This search engine only finds exact matches, so if you're not sure about spelling, you should look up your prefix alphabetically.

Enter your search term here (check spelling):
Look up meanings of prefixes alphabetically >>
Search for both prefixes and suffixes >>
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Quick Reference:
Some common
prefixes:
Meanings of some
common prefixes:
Prefix for bad >>
Prefix for both >>
Prefix for distant >>
Prefix for equal >>
Prefix for feather >>
Prefix for finger >>
Prefix for fern >>
Prefix for foot >>
Prefix for fruit >>
Prefix for hand >>
Prefix for heart >>
Prefix for large >>
Prefix for naked >>
Prefix for not >>
Prefix for plant >>
Prefix for small >>
Prefix for wide >>
Prefix for wing >>
Prefix a >>
Prefix ab >>
Prefix ad >>
Prefix an >>
Prefix ambi >>
Prefix anti >>
Prefix bi >>
Prefix centi >>
Prefix dactyl >>
Prefix de >>
Prefix derm >>
Prefix dextro >>
Prefix glosso >>
Prefix im >>
Prefix in >>
Prefix infra >>
Prefix inter >>
Prefix iso >>
Prefix macro >>
Prefix mal >>
Prefix mega >>
Prefix meso >>
Prefix meta >>
Prefix micro >>
Prefix oculo >>
Prefix olfact >>
Prefix onco >>
Prefix ortho >>
Prefix plasto >>
Prefix pre >>
Prefix pro >>
Prefix retro >>
Prefix rhizo >>
Prefix sinistro >>
Prefix sub >>
Prefix super >>
Two possible uses of this search engine:

  1. Reverse dictionary. Enter prefix meanings to find corresponding prefixes (e.g., searching with the word yellow will locate the prefixes chloro-, flavo-, ictero-, luteo- and xantho-).

  2. Finding prefix meanings. Enter a prefix in the box and click the Search button. The finder will then search through the list of prefixes on this site and return any matches (this search requires correct spelling; prefixes can also be looked up alphabetically).

When you click on the Search button, links to each match found to your search query will be displayed. Click on the links to access the information you seek.

Tip: If you don't get a result, try using a query that's a synonym (e.g., instead of carry, try searching with the word bear).




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