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Latin and Greek Etymological Suffixes and Prefixes  

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PREFIX LIST Base Meaning Origin ab away Latin acro top, tip, end Greek ad, ac, at, as, ap, am, an, ar, ag, af to, toward, at Latin ambi around, both Latin amphi both, of oth sides, around Greek ant, anti against Greek ante before Latin apo, ap, aph away from, off Greek archa, arshae old, ancient Greek auto self Greek ben, bon good, well Latin bi two Latin co, con, com together, with Latin contra, contro against Latin de from, away, off Latin deca, dec, deka ten Greek di, dis two, twice Greek dia through, across Greek dis, dif apart, away, not, to deprive Latin du double, two Latin dys difficult, bad Greek e, ex, ec out, beyond, from, out of, forth Latin ecto outside of Greek en in give [intensifier] Latin endo, ento within Greek ep, epi upon, at, in addition Greek eu good, well Greek extra beyond Latin...

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