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What prefixes means many?

Here are some prefixes that mean "many":

Common Prefixes:

* multi-: meaning "many" or "multiple" (e.g., multilingual, multi-faceted)

* poly-: meaning "many" or "much" (e.g., polygon, polytheism)

* omni-: meaning "all" or "everything," implying many (e.g., omnipresent, omnipotent)

* multitude-: meaning "a large number" (e.g., a multitude of stars)

Less Common but Still Useful:

* pleio-: meaning "more" or "greater" (e.g., pleiotropy)

* pan-: meaning "all" or "everything" (e.g., pandemic, panorama)

* pluri-: meaning "several" or "multiple" (e.g., plurilingual)

The choice of prefix often depends on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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