Przedrostki i przyrostki na literę O

Letter 'O' (11)

off-

- referring to position

off-campus, off-court, off-field, off-road, off-screen, offshore, off-site, off-stage, off-track

- when something is not the case

off-balance, off-centre, off-guard, off-key, off-peak, off-season

-off

- to form adjectives from adverbs referring to a financial situation

badly-off, better-off, comfortably-off, well-off, worse-off

-oid

- referring to words which show that something is similar to something else

cuboid, fungoid, humanoid, tabloid

-ological, -ology

- to form nouns referring to an area of study or system

anthropology, astrology, biology, ecology, geology, graphology, ideology, meteorology, methodology, mythology, neurology, ornitology, pathology, physiology, psychology, sociology, technology, terminology, theology, zoology

on-

- to form nouns referring to a place where something takes place

on-court, on-field, on-screen, onshore, on-site, on-stage

once-

- to form adjectives from adjectives

once-common, once-famous, once-fashionable, once-forgotten, once-happy, once-lively, once-lovely, once-popular, once-powerful, once-private, once-respected

-or

- to form nouns from verbs; they usually refer to occupations

actor, administrator, advisor, agitator, collaborator, collector, competitor, conductor, conspirator, contributor, counsellor, creator, director, editor, inspector, inventor, investigator, moderator, narrator, operator, possessor, protector, sailor, speculator, supervisor, visitor

-osis

- referring to a process or state

diagnosis, hypnosis, metamorphosis

- referring to illness or disease

neurosis, psychosis, sclerosis, tuberculosis

-ous

- to form adjectives which express a quality possessed by someone or something

adventurous, ambiguous, ambitious, anonymous, anxious, cautious, conspicuous, contemptuous, continuous, courageous, curious, dangerous, enormous, famous, furious, gracious, impetuous, mervellous, mysterious, nervous, nutritious, obvious, previous, religious, sensuous, serious, simultaneous, spacious, spontaneous, superstitious, tremendous, various

out-

- to form verbs from verbs, nouns and adjectives

outbit, outclass, outdo, outgrow, outjump, outlast, outlive, outpace, outplay, outrun, outsell, outsmart, outstare, outswim, out-talk, out-walk, outwit

over-

- to form adjectives, verbs and nouns expressing a quality or action done to too great extent

over-anxious, overburden, over-cautious, overcharge, over-confident, overcook, overcrowd, over-developed, overdo, overdose, overdue, overeat, overestimate, overexposure, overfill, overgrown, overheat, overload, over-populated, overproduce, over-protective, overrate, over-react, oversized, oversleep, overspend, overweight, overwork, over-worried

- to form verbs from nouns and verbs

overcome, override, overrule, overrun, overthrow, overturn