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What is th prefix meaning of eff?

The prefix "ef" isn't a stand-alone prefix in English. It's a part of a larger prefix, usually "ex-" or "e-."

Here's how it works:

* ex-: Often means "out of," "from," or "away from"

* Example: "effect" (to bring about) comes from the Latin "ex" and "facere" (to make)

* e-: Can have various meanings depending on the word, including "out," "from," "away," or "completely"

* Example: "efface" (to wipe out) comes from the Latin "e" and "facere"

So, "eff" itself doesn't have a specific meaning. It's a combination with other prefixes that forms complete prefixes like "ex-" or "e-."

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