II. GREEK PREFIXES.

_A_--signifies privation; as, _anonymous_, without name.

_Amphi_--both or two; as, _amphi-bious_, partaking of both or two

natures,

_Anti_--against; as, _anti-masonry_, against masonry.

_Dia_--through; as, _dia-meter_, line passing through a circle.

_Hyper_--over; as, _hyper-critical_, over or too critical.

_Hypo_--under, implying concealment or disguise; as, _hypo-crite_, one

dissembling his real character.

_Meta--_denotes change or transmutation; as, _meta-morphose_, to change

the shape.

_Para_--contrary or against; as, _para-dox_, a thing contrary to

received opinion.

_Peri_--round about; as, _peri-phrasis_, circumlocution.

_Syn, syl, sym_--together; as, _syn-tax_, a placing together; _syn-od_,

a meeting or coming together; _syl-lable_, that portion of a word which

is taken together; _sym-pathy_, fellow-feeling, or feeling together.

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