Etymology of the Latin prefix ob-

Derivations in Latin

obtinere, obfuscare, obsolescere, obstipatio, obtegere, obtundere, occludere, omittere, obambulare, obarare, obarmare, obaudire, obcaecare, obdormire, obducere, obductare, obdurare, obequitare, obfirmare, obicere, obiacere, obiurgare, oblanguescere, oblaqueare, oblatrare, obligare, oblimare, obliquare, obmurmurare, obnubere, obnubilare, obnuntiare, obolere, obrepere, obreptare, obrigescere, obrogare, obruere, obsaepire, obsaturare, obsecundare, obserare, obserere, observare, obsidere, obsignare, obsistere, obsonare, obsorbere, obstare, obstrepere, obstringere, obstruere, obstupefacere, obstupescere, obsuere, obsurdescere, obtemperare, obtendere, obtenebrare, obtenebrescere, obterere, obtexere, obtingere, obtorpescere, obtorquere, obtrudere, obtruncare, obturgescere, obumbrare, obvenire, obvertere, obvolvere, obsequi, opprobrium, obesus, oblongus, occurrere, occupare, oppignerare, oppilare, opprimere, oppugnare, obsecrare, ottenebrare, occidere, opponere, occiput, offendere, obvius, obclavata, obovatum, obturbans, obvoluta, offerre, obstetrix

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Word found in Late Latin