1. Etymology of the English word un-
the English word un-
Derivations in English
unaneled,
unblenched,
unkenned,
uncouth,
un-,
unwitting,
unabated,
unabridged,
unaccommodated,
unaccomplished,
unaccountable,
unaccustomed,
unaesthetic,
unaffected,
unalienable,
unalterable,
unambivalent,
unanswerable,
unappealable,
unapproachable,
unappropriated,
unargued,
unashamed,
unassailable,
unassuming,
unattached,
unavoidable,
unbacked,
unbalanced,
unballasted,
unbarred,
unbeatable,
unbecoming,
unbegotten,
unbelievable,
unbeliever,
unbending,
unbiased,
unbiblical,
unbitted,
unblinking,
unblooded,
unbloodied,
unblushing,
unbodied,
unboned,
unbreathed,
unbred,
uncanny,
uncanonical,
uncapable,
uncaused,
unceremonious,
unchancy,
unchic,
unchristian,
uncivil,
uncivilized,
unclassical,
unclassified,
unclassy,
unclubbable,
uncoded,
uncomfortable,
uncommercial,
uncommon,
uncommunicative,
uncompromising,
unconceivable,
unconcern,
unconcerned,
unconditional,
unconditioned,
unconformable,
unconformity,
unconnected,
unconscionable,
unconstitutional,
unconstraint,
unconventional,
unconventionality,
uncourtly,
uncritical,
uncrossed,
unculture,
undecided,
undefined,
undemonstrative,
undeniable,
undenominational,
underived,
undesigned,
undesigning,
undesirable,
undigestible,
undirected,
undissociated,
undistinguished,
undocumented,
unearthly,
uneducated,
unemployable,
unemployment,
unequal,
unequaled,
unequitable,
unequivocal,
unerring,
unessential,
unestablished,
uneventful,
unexceptionable,
unexceptional,
unexpendable,
unexpressive,
unfaced,
unfact,
unfamiliar,
unfilial,
unfindable,
unfinished,
unfit,
unfledged,
unfleshly,
unfocused,
unforgettable,
unforgiving,
unformatted,
unfortunate,
unfrequented,
unfunded,
ungenerous,
ungodly,
ungovernable,
ungraceful,
ungrammatical,
ungrateful,
ungrudging,
unguarded,
unhandled,
unhandsome,
unhandy,
unhealthful,
unhealthy,
unheralded,
unhesitating,
unhip,
unhurried,
unimpeachable,
unimposing,
unincorporated,
uninspired,
unintelligent,
unintelligible,
unintentional,
uninterested,
uninviting,
unjaundiced,
unlicensed,
unlistenable,
unloanable,
unlucky,
unaccented,
unadulterated,
unaltered,
unattended,
unavailing,
unbarbed,
unbated,
unblinded,
unbolted,
unbonneted,
unbounded,
unbudgeable,
uncharted,
unchartered,
unchurched,
uncoffined,
uncollectible,
unconstructed,
uncontrollable,
uncounted,
uncovenanted,
undamped,
undeveloped,
unemployed,
unexampled,
unexpected,
unexpressed,
unfathered,
unfazed,
unflappable,
unflinching,
unfounded,
unfriended,
unhouseled,
unillusioned,
uninhibited,
uninstructed,
unleadedCognates
Dutch
on-, German
un-, Icelandic
ó-, Swedish
o-Usage
Word found in Old English, Modern English
2. Etymology of the English word un-
derived from the English word
un-derived from the English word
un-Derivations in English
unhelm,
unreeve,
unriddle,
unbosom,
unbalance,
unbelt,
unblock,
unbonnet,
unbraid,
unbundle,
unburden,
uncage,
uncap,
uncase,
unchain,
unchoke,
unchurch,
unclamp,
unclasp,
uncloak,
unclog,
uncoil,
uncork,
uncross,
uncurl,
undeceive,
undock,
undouble,
undress,
unfix,
unfreeze,
unfroze,
unfurl,
unglue,
unhallow,
unhand,
unhinge,
unhitch,
unhood,
unhook,
unhusk,
unkennel,
unknot,
unlash,
unlatch,
unlay,
unleash,
unlink,
unlive,
unload,
unbend,
unjoint,
unbolt,
unbrace,
unbuckle,
uncharge,
unclench,
unclothe,
uncouple,
uncover,
uncrown,
undraw,
unfasten,
unfetter,
unhair,
unharness,
unhasp,
unhorse,
unhouse,
unknit,
unlace,
unlade,
unlock,
unloose,
unmakeUsage
Word found in Array English
