prae-
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
prae-/priː/
▶prefix (especially in words regarded as Latin or relating to Roman antiquity) equivalent to pre-.
– origin from L.
'prae-' also found in these Oxford entries:
praemunire
- praenomen
- praetor
- pre-
- precaution
- precede
- precipitate
- preclude
- precocious
- precursor
- predecessor
- predestinate
- predicate
- predict
- predilection
- pre-emption
- preface
- prefect
- prefer
- prefigure
- prefix
- pregnant
- prehensile
- prejudice
- preliminary
- premature
- premeditate
- premise
- premium
- premonition
- prepare
- preponderate
- preposition
- preposterous
- prepotent
- prerogative
- presage
- prescient
- prescind
- prescribe
- present
- presentient
- preserve
- preside
- presume
- presuppose
- pretend
- pretext
- prevail
