General Location:
* Re-locate: To move to a new location.
* Mis-locate: To place something in the wrong location.
* Dis-locate: To move a bone out of its joint. (Not related to finding something, but it uses a similar prefix)
* Pre-locate: To determine the future location of something.
Finding Specific Things:
* Geo-locate: To determine the geographic location of something (often using GPS).
* Tri-locate: To find the exact location of something using triangulation.
* Auto-locate: To find a location automatically, often through GPS or other technology.
* Bio-locate: To determine the location of a living organism, often through tracking.
Other Options:
* De-locate: To remove something from its location.
* Co-locate: To place two things in the same location.
* Inter-locate: To locate something in between two other locations.
You can also combine these prefixes with other words to create new terms. For example:
* Remotely locate: To find something from a distance.
* Precisely locate: To find something with great accuracy.
The best prefix to use will depend on the specific context.