Ad-
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ad- is an English prefix. It was both a prefix and a preposition in Latin meaning "toward, to, near, at." As a prefix, the consonant (d) became assimilated to the initial consonant of the verb that it attached to.
[edit] Forms
- ad- + c = ac- (example accident)
- ad- + f = af- (example affectation)
- ad- + g = ag- (example aggression)
- ad- + l = al- (example allegation)
- ad- + p = ap- (example appeal)
- ad- + s = as- (example assumption)
- ad- + t = at- (example attenuation)
