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Linguistics
Word Formation
Affixation
in "auto" a suffix, root, or prefix word?
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In the word "auto," there is no suffix, root, or prefix. It is considered a standalone word. However, it is often used as a prefix in other words such as "automobile" or "autonomous."
In the word "auto," "auto" is a prefix.
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