Etymology of the English prefix under-

Derivations in English

undergird, underachieve, underact, underactive, underage, underarm, underarmed, underbearer, underbelly, underbid, underbite, underbodice, underbody, underboss, underbuy, undercapitalize, undercarriage, undercast, undercharge, underclass, underclothes, undercoat, undercompensate, undercool, undercount, undercover, undercurrent, underdevelop, underdo, underdone, underdraft, underdrain, underdrainage, underdraw, underdrawers, underdress, undereducate, underemphasis, underemphasize, underestimate, underexpose, underexposure, underfeed, underframe, underfur, undergarment, underglaze, undergraduate, underground, undergrowth, underhanded, underhung, underinsurance, underinsure, underlap, underlayer, underlet, underline, underlit, undermanned, undermost, undernutrition, underpainting, underpart, underpass, underpay, underperform, underplay, underplot, underpraise, underprice, underprivileged, underproduce, underproduction, underproof, underprop, underquote, underrate, underreact, underreport, underripe, underrun, undersaturated, underscore, undersea, undersecretariat, undersell, underservant, underset, undersexed, undershirt, undershoot, undershorts, undershot, undershrub, underside, undersign, undersize, underskirt, undersleeve, underslung, undersoil, understate, understeer, understock, understory, understrapper, understratum, understructure, understudy, undersurface, undertenant, underthings, underthrust, undertint, undertone, undertrick, undertrump, underutilize, undervalue, undervest, underwater, underweight, underwhelm, underwing, underwire, underwithhold, underwork, underworld, underbrush, underdog, underwaist, underbudgeted, underclassman, underdeveloped, underemployed, underendowed, underfired, underhoused, undernourished, underpopulated, undersigned, undersized, undersparred, understaffed, underthroating, underused, undergrown, undersheriff, undercut, underfoot, undergo, underhand, underlaid, underlay, underling, undermine, undertake, undertook, underwent, underwood

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