Prefixes:
* Multi-: Indicates multiple numbers (e.g., multi-number, multinumerical).
* Super-: Indicates a very large or exceptional number (e.g., supernumerary).
* Sub-: Indicates a smaller or lesser number (e.g., sub-number, subnumerical).
* Hyper-: Indicates a number exceeding the normal or expected (e.g., hypernumerary).
* Over-: Indicates a number exceeding a limit (e.g., overnumber, overnumerical).
* Under-: Indicates a number below a limit (e.g., undernumber, undernumerical).
* Pre-: Indicates a number before a specific point (e.g., prenumber, prenumerical).
* Post-: Indicates a number after a specific point (e.g., postnumber, postnumerical).
* Non-: Indicates the absence of a number (e.g., non-number, nonnumerical).
Suffixes:
* -less: Indicates a lack of a number (e.g., numberless).
* -al: Denotes a characteristic of a number (e.g., numerical).
* -ical: Denotes a characteristic of a number (e.g., numerical).
* -ize: Denotes the process of converting something to a number (e.g., numberize).
* -ation: Denotes the act of numbering (e.g., numeration).
* -ist: Denotes someone who works with numbers (e.g., numerist).
Combined:
You can also combine prefixes and suffixes to create new words with specific meanings:
* Supernumerical: Denotes a quantity exceeding the usual or expected.
* Subnumerical: Denotes a quantity less than the usual or expected.
* Pre-numbering: Denotes the process of assigning numbers before a certain point.
* Multi-numerical: Denotes multiple numbers.
The specific prefix or suffix you choose will depend on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.