Etymology of the English prefix semi-

Derivations in English

semiannual, semiaquatic, semiarch, semiautobiographical, semiautonomous, semiautonomy, semibasement, semibreve, semicentenary, semicentennial, semicivilized, semiclassical, semicolon, semicoma, semiconductor, semiconscious, semicrystalline, semicylinder, semidaily, semidarkness, semideify, semidesert, semidetached, semidiameter, semidiurnal, semidivine, semidome, semidomesticated, semidominance, semidouble, semidry, semiellipse, semievergreen, semifinal, semifinished, semiflexible, semifloating, semifluid, semiformal, semiglobular, semigloss, semigroup, semihardy, semiliquid, semiliterate, semilogarithmic, semilunar, semimatte, semimicroanalysis, semimonthly, semiofficial, semiopaque, semioviparous, semipalmate, semiparasitic, semipermanent, semipermeable, semiplastic, semipolitical, semiporcelain, semipostal, semiprivate, semipro, semiprofessional, semipublic, semiquantitative, semiquaver, semiquinone, semireligious, semirigid, semiround, semiserious, semiskilled, semisolid, semisophisticated, semispheric, semistarvation, semisubmersible, semisubterranean, semisweet, semisynthetic, semiterrestrial, semitone, semitrailer, semitranslucent, semitransparent, semitropical, semivitreous, semiyearly, semiarid, semiweekly, semiconducting, semifitted

Usage

Word found in Modern English