Etymology of the English prefix sub-

Derivations in English

subsere, subacetate, subacid, subacute, subaerial, subalimentation, subalpine, subantarctic, subapical, subaquatic, subaqueous, subarachnoid, subarctic, subarea, subarid, subassembly, subastringent, subatmospheric, subatom, subatomic, subauricular, subaxillary, subbase, subbasement, subbranch, subcabinet, subcarbide, subcartilaginous, subcasing, subcategory, subcelestial, subcellar, subcenter, subcentral, subchairman, subchapter, subchloride, subclass, subclassify, subclavate, subclimax, subclinical, subcolumnar, subcommittee, subcommunity, subcompact, subcompany, subconscious, subcontiguous, subcontinent, subcontract, subcontractor, subcortical, subcover, subcritical, subcrustal, subculture, subcurrent, subdebutante, subderivative, subdiaconal, subdiaconate, subdistrict, subdominant, subeditor, subemployment, subentry, subequatorial, subfamily, subfebrile, subfield, subfloor, subfreezing, subgenre, subgingival, subgrade, subgroup, subharmonic, subhead, subhedral, subhuman, subincision, subindex, subinfluent, subinterval, subkingdom, sublanguage, sublease, sublet, sublethal, sublicense, sublieutenant, subliterate, subliterature, sublittoral, submarginal, submatrix, submaxilla, submaxillary, submediant, submetallic, submicroscopic, submillimeter, subminiature, subminiaturize, subminimum, submultiple, subnet, subnitrate, subnormal, suboceanic, suboptimal, suborbital, suborder, subordinal, suboscine, suboxide, subpleural, subplot, subpolar, subprimal, subprincipal, subprofessional, subpurlin, subquarterly, subrational, subregion, subright, subring, subround, subroutine, subsample, subsatellite, subsea, subsecretariat, subsection, subsegment, subserous, subset, subshell, subshrub, subsocial, subsoil, subsolar, subsong, subsonic, subspecialty, subspecies, subspecific, substage, substandard, substation, substratosphere, subsulfate, subsurface, subsystem, subtangent, subteen, subtemperate, subtenure, subterrestrial, subtherapeutic, subthreshold, subtitle, subtonic, subtopic, subtorrid, subtotal, subtropical, subtropics, subtype, subumbrella, subviral, subvocal, subway, subwoofer, subzone, subagent, subirrigate, subtreasury, subtenant, subdirectory

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Word found in Modern English