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I don't think there is a dictionary dedicated solely to prefixes. But you can find some common prefixes and their definitions in normal dictionaries. E.g. definitions of the prefix de- may be found in YourDictionary:

  1. away from, off: debar, derail

    away from, off: debar, derail

  2. down: degrade

  3. wholly, entirely: defunct

  4. reverse the action of; undo: defrost, decode

  1. down: degrade
  1. wholly, entirely: defunct
  1. reverse the action of; undo: defrost, decode

Edit: On the second thought, there are some. You can try searching for "Merriam-Webster's a Dictionary of Prefixes, Suffixes, And Combining Forms". I'm not sure if we're allowed to post links to resources, where you can actually download one though, else I'd give you one.

I don't think there is a dictionary dedicated solely to prefixes. But you can find some common prefixes and their definitions in normal dictionaries. E.g. definitions of the prefix de- may be found in YourDictionary:

  1. away from, off: debar, derail
  1. down: degrade
  1. wholly, entirely: defunct
  1. reverse the action of; undo: defrost, decode

Edit: On the second thought, there are some. You can try searching for "Merriam-Webster's a Dictionary of Prefixes, Suffixes, And Combining Forms". I'm not sure if we're allowed to post links to resources, where you can actually download one though, else I'd give you one.

I don't think there is a dictionary dedicated solely to prefixes. But you can find some common prefixes and their definitions in normal dictionaries. E.g. definitions of the prefix de- may be found in YourDictionary:

  1. away from, off: debar, derail

  2. down: degrade

  3. wholly, entirely: defunct

  4. reverse the action of; undo: defrost, decode

Edit: On the second thought, there are some. You can try searching for "Merriam-Webster's a Dictionary of Prefixes, Suffixes, And Combining Forms". I'm not sure if we're allowed to post links to resources, where you can actually download one though, else I'd give you one.

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I don't think there is a dictionary dedicated solely to prefixes. But you can find some common prefixes and their definitions in normal dictionaries. E.g. definitions of the prefix de- may be found in YourDictionary:

  1. away from, off: debar, derail
  1. down: degrade
  1. wholly, entirely: defunct
  1. reverse the action of; undo: defrost, decode

Edit: On the second thought, there are some. You can try searching for "Merriam-Webster's a Dictionary of Prefixes, Suffixes, And Combining Forms". I'm not sure if we're allowed to post links to resources, where you can actually download one though, else I'd give you one.