PREFIXES
SUFFIXES
ROOTS
HODGEPODGE
WORD MASH
100

This prefix means ‘not’ or ‘the absence of something.

non-

100

This suffix forms adverbs, often describing how an action is done.

-ly

100

This root means ‘shape’ or ‘structure.’

form

100

In the word misjudge, this part means ‘badly.’

mis

100

“badly without shape”

misformless

200

This prefix means ‘not’ and often appears before words that start with M or P.

im-

200

This suffix means ‘one who’ does something.

-er

200

This root means ‘say’ or ‘speak.

-dict

200

In the word transport, this part means ‘across.’

trans

200

to write down before

pretranscribe

300

This prefix means ‘again’ or ‘back'.

re-

300

This suffix means ‘most’ and is used to show the highest degree.

-est

300

This root means ‘write.’

scrib / script

300

In the word careless, this part means ‘without.’

less
300

not said between

noninterdict

400

This prefix means ‘too much’ or ‘excessively.

over-

400

This suffix means a ‘state or quality’ or the result of an action

-ion

400

“This root means ‘see’ or ‘look.’”

-spect

400

A word meaning ‘without shape.’

formless

400

without being written under / signed

subscribeless

500

This prefix means ‘under’ or ‘below.’

sub

500

This suffix means ‘without.’

-less

500

This root means ‘carry.’

port

500

Using a root meaning write and a prefix meaning across, this word means to put spoken words into writing

transcribe

500

to say too much

overdict