Prefix – English editing.

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Part of a word that comes before the Base. Prefixes add to or alter the meaning of the base word in some way, as can be seen by the following examples.
BASE WORD PREFIX PRODUCT
Market super- supermarket
hyper- hypermarket
Interested un- uninterested
dis- disinterested.
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