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What does the prefix myth mean?

The prefix "myth-" comes from the Greek word "mythos," which means "story," "tale," or "narrative."

It often implies a story that is:

* Traditional: Passed down through generations and considered part of a culture's history or belief system.

* Symbolic: Containing deeper meanings and lessons about human nature, the world, or the divine.

* Fictional or mythical: Not necessarily historically accurate, but representing a truth or understanding that may not be literally true.

Therefore, "myth-" usually refers to something that is legendary, symbolic, or even fictional, but often carries cultural and philosophical significance.

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