Etymology of the Latin prefix super-
the Medieval Latin prefix
super-derived from the Classical Latin word
super (above)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*uperDerivations in Latin
supercilium,
superintendere,
superiacere,
supernumerarius,
superponere,
superscribere,
supervidere,
superpellicium,
superplus,
supervivere,
supernova,
superficies,
superinducere,
supra-,
superabundare,
superaddere,
superadicere,
superaedificare,
superapponere,
supercrescere,
superdare,
superdicere,
superducere,
supereminere,
supererogare,
superexaltare,
superexcedere,
superfetare,
superfluere,
superfundere,
superimminere,
superimpendere,
superimponere,
superincumbere,
superinicere,
superiniicere,
superinsternere,
superinungere,
superinvalescere,
superliminare,
superlinere,
supermittere,
supernatare,
superobruere,
superoccupare,
superonerare,
superruere,
superscandere,
supersedere,
supersidere,
superstare,
supersternere,
superstruere,
supertegere,
supervadere,
supervenire,
supervestire,
supervolare,
supervolitare,
supervacuus,
superstesDerivations in other languages
English
super-, French
sur-, Italian
super-, Romanian
super-, Spanish
sobre-, Spanish
super-Usage
Word found in Medieval Latin
