Is hyper latin or greek and what does it mean?

"Hyper" is a Greek prefix meaning "over," "above," "beyond," "excessive," "higher," or "more than."

It is frequently used in English words to indicate a state or condition that is more extreme or intense than normal.

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

* Hyperactive: Excessively active or energetic.

* Hyperbole: Exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally.

* Hypertension: High blood pressure.

* Hypersensitive: Extremely sensitive to stimuli.

* Hyperthermia: Abnormally high body temperature.

So, "hyper" itself is not Latin or Greek, but a Greek prefix that is commonly used in English to create words with specific meanings.