What does the prefix pseudes mean?

The prefix "pseudes" is derived from the Greek word "ψευδής" (pseudes), which means false, sham, or counterfeit.

It's often used to indicate something that is not what it appears to be, or that is a fake or imitation of something else.

Here are some examples of words with the prefix "pseudes":

* Pseudonym: A false name used by an author.

* Pseudopod: A temporary projection of cytoplasm used by some cells for movement.

* Pseudology: The act of lying or telling falsehoods.

* Pseudoscience: A belief or practice that claims to be scientific but lacks scientific evidence.