un- + educated → uneducated (“not educated”)
Source: wiktionary
Un-
//ʌn//
Synonyms for "un-" (14 found)
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Translations
160 translations across 50 languages.
Afrikaans
2 entries- on prefix (denoting absence)
- on prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Albanian
2 entries- nuk ka prefix (denoting absence)
- pa prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- ἀ prefix (denoting absence)
Armenian
4 entries- ան prefix (denoting absence)
- ան prefix (denoting a lack of)
- ապ prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- դժ prefix (denoting absence)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- na prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Basque
1 entries- a prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Belarusian
2 entries- мала prefix (denoting absence)
- не prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Bengali
1 entries- অ prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Bulgarian
2 entries- малко prefix (denoting absence)
- не prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Catalan
3 entries- in prefix (denoting absence)
- in prefix (denoting a lack of)
- in prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 不 prefix (denoting absence)
- 不 prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- 無 /无 prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Czech
1 entries- ne prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Danish
1 entries- u prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Dutch
3 entries- on prefix (denoting absence)
- on prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- ont prefix (reversal or cancellation)
Esperanto
4 entries- mal prefix (denoting absence)
- mal prefix (denoting a lack of)
- mal prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- mal prefix (reversal or cancellation)
Faroese
2 entries- ó prefix (denoting absence)
- ó prefix (denoting a lack of)
Finnish
4 entries- epä prefix (denoting a lack of)
- epä prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- ton prefix (denoting absence)
- ton prefix (denoting a lack of)
French
4 entries- anti prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- dé prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- dés prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- in prefix (denoting absence)
Galician
4 entries- anti prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- des prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- in prefix (denoting absence)
- in prefix (denoting a lack of)
Georgian
4 entries- არა prefix (denoting absence)
- უ prefix (denoting absence)
- უ prefix (denoting a lack of)
- უ- -ო prefix (denoting absence)
German
4 entries- ent prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- un prefix (denoting absence)
- un prefix (denoting a lack of)
- un prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Greek
4 entries- α prefix (denoting absence)
- α prefix (denoting a lack of)
- αντι prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- απο prefix (reversal or cancellation)
Hungarian
4 entries- atlan prefix (denoting a lack of)
- etlen prefix (denoting a lack of)
- talan prefix (denoting a lack of)
- telen prefix (denoting a lack of)
Icelandic
4 entries- af prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- ó prefix (denoting absence)
- ó prefix (denoting a lack of)
- ó prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Indonesian
1 entries- tan prefix (denoting absence)
Italian
2 entries- in prefix (denoting absence)
- s prefix (reversal or cancellation)
Japanese
3 entries- 不 prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- 反 prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- 無 prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Javanese
1 entries- ora prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Kapampangan
4 entries- e prefix (denoting absence)
- e prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- emi prefix (denoting a lack of)
- emika prefix (denoting a lack of)
Korean
3 entries- 무 prefix (denoting a lack of)
- 반 prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- 불 prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Lao
1 entries- ບໍ່ prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Latin
1 entries- in prefix (denoting absence)
Lower Sorbian
3 entries- nje prefix (denoting absence)
- nje prefix (denoting a lack of)
- nje prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Luxembourgish
1 entries- on prefix (denoting absence)
Macedonian
1 entries- не prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Norwegian
1 entries- u prefix (denoting absence)
Norwegian Bokmål
3 entries- av prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- opp prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- unn prefix (reversal or cancellation)
Old Norse
2 entries- ó prefix (denoting absence)
- ú prefix (denoting absence)
Persian
2 entries- بی prefix (denoting absence)
- بیـ prefix (denoting absence)
Polish
4 entries- bez prefix (denoting a lack of)
- nie prefix (denoting absence)
- nie prefix (denoting a lack of)
- nie prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Portuguese
4 entries- anti prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- des prefix (denoting a lack of)
- des prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- in prefix (denoting absence)
Romanian
2 entries- i prefix (denoting absence)
- ne prefix (denoting absence)
Russian
4 entries- без prefix (denoting a lack of)
- бес prefix (denoting a lack of)
- не prefix (denoting absence)
- не prefix (denoting a lack of)
Scottish Gaelic
4 entries- an prefix (denoting absence)
- an prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- ao prefix (denoting absence)
- ao prefix (denoting a lack of)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- ne prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- не prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Slovak
1 entries- ne prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Slovene
1 entries- ne prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Spanish
4 entries- des prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- in prefix (denoting absence)
- in prefix (denoting a lack of)
- in prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Swedish
4 entries- anti prefix (violative of; contrary to)
- av prefix (reversal or cancellation)
- o prefix (denoting absence)
- o prefix (denoting a lack of)
Ukrainian
1 entries- не prefix (violative of; contrary to)
Sample sentences
15 total sentences available.
un- + conformity → unconformity (“lack of conformity”)
Source: wiktionary
un- + conference → unconference
Source: wiktionary
un- + dress → undress (“to take one's clothes off”)
Source: wiktionary
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