| sub- (Latin: under, below [suc-, suf-, sug-, sum-, sup-, sur-, sus-]; used as a prefix).Don't confuse the sur- in this element with the sur- in super-. Note: sub- regularly means "under", but it often changes its form as it retains its meaning:subaquatic: subaqueous: subarctic: subatomic: subaudition: subboreal: subcelestial: subcellar: subclavian: subcompact: subconscious: subcontinent: subcontract: subcutaneous: subcutical: subcuticula: subcuticular: subcutis: subdermal: subdivide: subdivision: subdorsal: subduction: subdue: subepiglottic: subglossal: subject: subjection: subjective: subjectivity: subjugate: subjunctive: sublet: sublimate: sublime: subliminal: sublingua: sublingual: sublunar: submarine: submariner: submation: submerge: submergence: submergible: submerse: submersible: submersion: submicroscopic: submission: submissive: submit: subnormal: suboral: suborbital: subordinate: subordination: subphylum: subscribe: subscriber: subscript: subscription: subsequence: subsequent: subservience: subservient: subside: subsidence: subsidiary: subsidize: subsidy: subsist: subsistence: subsistent: subsoil: subsonic: substance: substandard: substantial: substantiality: substantiate: substellar: substitute: substitution: substitutional: substrata: substratosphere: substratum: substructure: subsurface: subtenant: subterfuge: subterraneal: subterranean: subterraneous: subtle: subtlety: subtonic: subtotal: subtract: subtraction: subtractive: subtrahend: subtropic: subtropical: suburb: suburban: suburbanite: suburbia: subversion: subversive: succeed: success: succession: succinct: succor: suffer: suffice: sufficient: suffix: suffocate: suffrage: suggest, summon: supplement: supplicate: supplicate: supplicate: supply: support: suppose: suppress: surrender: surreptitious: The prefix, sub- is simplified to su- before sp; before c, p, and t, it is sometimes formed into sus-; as seen in suspect, suspend, suspicion, suspension, sustain, et al.]. |