Etymology of the English word mis-

Derivations in English

misaddress, misallocate, misally, misapplied, misapply, misapprehend, misapprehension, misappropriate, misarrange, misbecome, misbegotten, misbehavior, miscalculate, miscast, miscite, miscolor, misconception, misconduct, misconstruction, miscopy, miscreate, miscreated, miscue, misdate, misdeal, misdemeanor, misderive, misdescribe, misdiagnose, misdiagnosis, misdial, misdirect, misdirection, misdoubt, miseducate, misemploy, misesteem, misestimate, misfeature, misfeed, misfile, misfire, misfit, misfunction, misgive, mishandle, mishit, misidentify, misimpression, misinterpret, misjoinder, misjudge, mislabel, mislocate, mismanage, mismarriage, mismatch, mismate, misname, misorientate, misperceive, mispick, misplace, misplead, mispleading, misprint, mispronounce, mispunctuate, misquotation, misquote, misread, misreckon, misredemption, misremember, misrepresent, misrun, misspell, misspelling, misstate, misstrike, mistranslate, mistrial, mistryst, misunderstood, misventure, misword, mismove, misplay, misbelief, misbelieve, misconceive, misconstrue, miscounsel, mishap, misproud, misuse, misbehave, miscall, miscode, misdemean, misorient, misshape, misunderstanding, mischoose, misadvise, miscarry, misdeed, misdeem, misdo, misfortune, mishear, misinform, misknow, mislead, misleared, misrule, missay, misseem, misspend, misspent, misstep, misteach, mistime, mistrust, misunderstand

Usage

Word found in Old English, Modern English