Etymology of the Latin prefix dis-

Derivations in Latin

disieiunare, disiungere, dissaepire, dissimilis, discanthus, diluere, discalceatus, disconsolatus, dispellere, displodere, dissecare, disseminare, dissuadere, distendere, distribuere, disturbare, discutere, distrahere, dissimulare, disseparare, disquirere, displicere, dispergere, dispendere, disobedire, dismembrare, dislocare, dishonestus, discooperire, discontinuare, discarricare, dimittere, disvestire, divertere, distemperare, disamare, discalceare, discalciare, discantare, discavere, discedere, discernere, discidere, discingere, disclavare, discludere, discolorare, disconvenire, discoquere, discredere, discrepare, discruciare, discumbere, discuneare, discurrere, discursare, disfacere, disfasciare, disfilare, disglaciare, disglutinare, disgregare, disicere, disiugare, disligare, dispandere, disparare, disparere, dispartire, disperdere, disperire, displicare, disponere, dispungere, disputare, disrumpere, dissentire, disserenare, disserere, dissidere, dissignare, dissipare, dissociare, dissolvere, dissonare, dissuere, dissuescere, dissupare, distabescere, disterminare, distorquere, diffamare, differre, difficilis, diffundere, dirimere, discerpere, disseperare, discolor, discontinuus, dismovere, dispretiare, dissonus, distare, distinere, distringere, digerere, disceptare, dispar, distinguere, diffluere, diffringere, digredi, dilapidare, dilatare, dimetiri, discontinuatio, divergere, divellere, discors, dilacerare, divagari, distillare, divulgare, diducere

Derivations in other languages

English dis-, Portuguese des-, Romanian des-, Spanish dis-, Spanish desvelar

Usage

Word found in Medieval Latin, Late Latin